The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-07 00:00:00

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It ulrealst a fal :11 ,
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otu,.)s trreest respectable Special
conversaticm.- The damaf:est weire'"ltii°liri'elat'ilaitnoant
The plaintiff is a Gei
thousand pound 4.
of 4o.nsiderable fortune, and of an ancient) fei)1);)i)v)
in the county of Galway. In the year 1803 .hl:
was a Cornet in a regiment ofdragoons, and ottara'
terctl in the-town of Alliwick, Northumberland.—
Mr. Lambert, a respectable practitioner in the
law, was 'then, and still is, resident in that-
town, Counsel for the plaintiff described 'Mr.
Lambert' 'a:, a gentleman of respectable cha-
racter,' moderate' fortune,- and large family ;
one his datightArs, the present Mrs... A.ylward,.
soon attracted the attention, and received
,the
addresses of Hr. Aylward, by' her. culti voted man-
'Ks's and en,_,,aging.person. inthe 'yejr'l,Bo3 they
io:cruiarrieS, and resided the, three years fonow-
ing in Great ,Britain.... Itt-1807; Mr. anti mrs.
Aylward eame to reside in treland, and Mr.'Avl-
ward,' With the purpose of rebuilding or repairing
his family tmwsion-house at Billingar, invited the

defendant, Mr. Artiriii.on, -an eminent arc' itect,
to his' house - the county,.(lakel,v. T ac-
quaintance lcd to an intimate intercottre
the families of both the p.trtics.7-Deletlant was
cuarged with various acts Of criminal 41(ereotirse
t, between- him and plaintiff's wifei and with info....
encing the plaintiff, who was described as a man
of weal; intellect, to make a deed, by which he
curtailed his right of dominion over his property,
and submitted it to the joint control -of hitnseif
and wife.
Counsel' for defendant,- in reply, produced let-
ters frchn 'the Plaintiff and the father of his wife.
It -appulred, that this new lisp sition of his pro-
perty bad, been suggested by himself, and the arr..,
rangetnents made" at his awn instance, under the,
caution and remonstrances of Mr. Lambert, and
without arilinterftrenee of the.defendant They
also urged that the present action was the result
of conspiracy against the character and property
of the defendant, ,Some documents were pro-
duccd in support of this deferiee,` ankthe moral
feelings of a tribunal of justice never, perhaps,.
'experience:4l a Ireatc.T shock of indignation than
was evinced by a crowded Cotirt, 'on the exhibi-
tion' of tliesd iffroclims testimonials. olgtillt.
BaronciV.PCLveLANn interrupted .Cottnsel for
the defendant, when about. to proeeed with other
evdcuce ; be submitted to Counsel for the plain-,
tiff tfickeipriety of retiring and considering
course Mikil theyshonld pnrsue if they considered
the documents:get-mine i,.they„did, so, and after a
short deliherption; all the Coausel fOr the plaintiff
concurred in the indignant feelings Of the Bench
and e2okirt., threw up their briefs, and prayed a nwisuit.

ÜBLIN, SEPT. 1.---Monday horse,
tu.d.tr g h ig, aving been incatitiousiOel in itatt7
pier4street, without any. person in charge of hint,
stithienly took fright, ''and in galloping (lOwtt
"Cieurge's-s7reet, ran over a man and woman,toth
of whom were unfortunately killed. Their bodies
,were'cortveyed to Mercer's Hospital. Several
other persons have been severely injured...
Ily letters fr,tm Newry, in Ireland, we learn,
that nightly arts of violence are 'connoitted
that town. Wilful .lire..raiing, and the beiitiOg
and wounding at peaceful incl vidnals, are-atuong
these ,:harnefhl outrages, which call for the speedy
organization and application of .an active,Police.
On Friday night last, between the hours of twelve
and One o'clocii, a soldier belonging 'to- the Eaft
who.was sentinel.on the Coru7
tuissary's stores, near the barrack, -recciied 'a
wound tin the head, by. a largegthne thrown at
hitn„ that be:was unable to ascertain ilat;ticit-
lar,plarc the stone was thrown front,'or the.roud.
the ruffian

A melancholy accident happened in this City on
Thursday last—the secrind son of Thomas -Deane,
Esq. unfortunately, while amusing himself in A
window, was, by the sm,iden giving way of part 01
the support, precipitated into the yard of the
house, and fractured his skull. He languished in
extreme agony for two hours, when, itr shi (if
the prompt. aid of medical 'skill, be expired.—
(Cork. Advertiser, Aug: 31.)