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London, England, 1813-07-04 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

:TORY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, JULY 2.

TATE V. PATE.
canoe of Divorce promoted by Margarate late, the nit%
(er Honey wood Yale, Esq her husband, by reason of an
atercour,e alledged to have been committed with Ann
of the servants a the house. It appeared from the libel,
aid exhibits produced in the ca-e, that the marriage was
etween the parti,•s in the year 1808, whin an illicit inter-
discovered by. 'Mrs. late, between Mr. late and Ann
whom he bad a child, and which child was baptized in Ws
wher appeared that Mrs Yate was very auxions and often
per husband to 1,4-yak off this criminal intercourse with Ann
4,1 he 'positively refused, and therefore she quitted his
t3pring of 1810, and went to the house of her father,
with whom she has continucd ever since to reside. The
!wry being elear:y established to the satisfactiou of the
is case) it 'pronounced fur Ole remedy which the s

RIDGE v. GOUCTI) r.,LSELY CAL TED DUCKERIDGE.
t cause of Nullity of Marriage, bruoght by Lewis William
the husband, by reason of the minority of Mary Ann
wife, at the time the marriage was solemnized between
encc, at the parish church of St. Paretras, in the county
‘x. It appeared that he marriage was mitained on the :?:.3d
, without the knowledge and consent of tte-Father of the
being then only seventeen yeais of age. The proof in
the minority of the party, at the that. 11:v marriage in
place, being clearly established, the Court (Sir William
lanced the marriage to be null and void.

POLICE.

ELT.—BODY SNATentins.--Thomas Jones and T,Nornas
!as Light and Crowell, were brought heture the sitting Ma-
irged with havieg attempted to " raise the dead" in St.
ial-ground. on Thursday evening, between eight and nii‘st
t appeared that the prisoners were in the act cl once-•
rave of a chid, winch had been interred the preceding
ten the informant, a person residing the near church-yard,
tto be pursued. They were apprehended by John Smith,
.ole, in the fields adjoining the New Road. About their
found a key which would unlock the whole of the gttes
to ground, a turnscrew and various articles calculated to
,ruction. They were admitted to hail.
nouon-sTaFET.—A blind man, nicknamed " Blind Plc.
..harged with a misdemeanor, in breaking into houses with
The offender is attached to a gang of house-breakers,
lately been released from prison. The plan is to put 1»m
and being furnished with the necessary implements to
and force doors, to work he goes. lie was found in the
use in Titchfield-street, with a number of picklock keys. a
&c. and he had previously hrol:en into another kitchen in
'rect. Tae offender ww, committed till the Sessions.

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

in Cold-bath-Cells priiien, is rapidly recovering from Isis
ii strongly irned, and watched day and night. He eats
and his agitivion of mind is considerably allayed by
cenpied in reading.
1,1(116.46mi was held in Spitalfields on Tiiesday, tin
Mary Re!ph. hcfore J. W. Unwin, E•q. Coster for Ali&
len the Jury, after a patient investigation of several hours,
,erdict of -wilful murder against Richard Reiph, her
hus-
rangling the deceased with his own hands, on the night of

nowt EvEa.r.--As a gentleman of the name of Oakley,
lo the Bank of England, was returning home about two
Tuesday morning, trout a virty at the Cottage of Content,
he suet a of the town in llart•court, ‘Valwottli,
to speak with her. They were close to the window of a
Court, the owner of which imperfectly hearing their voice,
ley were ievei who meant to break in; he gut up, and
inderbm's, went down st.iirl accompanied by another limn,
ig the door, they bulb sallied out. Tue. Gendernan peres!ving
.tE They called to him to stop or lie.was a dead man, but
.4 to run, on w hich the owner of the house diseliaqted the
and shut him .hrough the billy. An alarm was invited:-

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otoly given, and the man who fired the shot w-s in :,ntly stewed, but
his companion effected his escape. The ss winded G ntlentan was car-
ried to the house of a surgeon in the ireialibourhood, whoom examiniog
hint, found that two balls had entered .his body, and are supioosed
hare lodged in his kidnies. Mr. 0.11: nuclei tt•ent e,n t4peratiou
on Friday, and the sttrgeong succeeded in extracting two
one sal relllBlllB behind ; but fuiut hopes are now entertained eater
his reco very.
EXECUTION.—WiIkinso% Yartvond, and Buicess, the three wen
convicted at the last Chester Assizes of a rope, we, e executed there tnt
Saturday. They declared their innocence to tl.e lost moment, es to
the use of forcible means. About 400 Hai men, their comrades, at.
tended; and, alter the wretched men
.were cut down, conveyed their
bodies to Northw•irk, to be interred.