The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-31 00:00:00

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. 29.
CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

, .Sir VICARY . GIBBS, on the part of Mr. Jones, a,
'ClergyMan and Magistrate of Herefordshire, applied
for-A Criminal Information against a Mr. Gwyn, anu-
-.seveval other Gentlemen equally attached to the spollg'
of the field, under very singular circumstances. The
'Key. Gentleman Was engaged in superintending some
labourers, employed in hedging On his own land, at-
tended by two greyhounds,' which were .reposing at
the feet of their master. 'While he was in this situr'
,tion; a hare 1-an along-within fifteen yards of him, 011
whicht the. dogs pqrsued,.and the-little animal.fell a
vi 6,.
i.m to the superior swiftness of its enemies. This.
catastrophe was scarcely terminated, when the cla;
mour of a pack-of hounds was heard, and' Mr. Gwyn
-with a large party of fellow-sportsmen, surrounded
Mr. Jones The former Gentleman-having learnt tI4
-tr,ansaOion with respect : to the . lithe, figitive, asked
Mr. Jones, why he bad killed the hare, accompany'
his enquiry with. very :coarse
.and profane
guage. But d--rnn—g the 'Rev.- Parson was not
sttfficient
,to appease Mr. Gwyn's wrath : ,the.gross.
est . indignity was otTercd,. and ,Mr, Jones_ was as-
saulted with great violence with a hiirew.hip. Al-
though this Gentleman was upwards of three-score,
yet his age 'arid infirmities did not protett him from
this base and cruel attack. Under these' Ciictinf-
stAneps the Learne4,Cotrti,gettrustect their Lordships
Would grant this rule.

The Court thought that thimas one of those case!
in which the party aggrieved might have recourse to
the [customary leal remedies, and that no ground
was laid to justify .the, extraordinary form of pro'
ceecling for which the Learned Counsel had thee
applied.

The Eve is fast, approaching when some one most
, . .
'enjoy the Ittnts of 30,0001. Next Wednesdai
,Morning, Ten o'Clock, is the appointed hour:
afterwhich they will.draw 30,0001..20,0001. 50001.
30001. and 5001. Pri,zes. These treasurable article's
are not to be had-every d'r'y as•snah, apply
at HOll/4SBY and Co's.'Dtces, NoS. gip, Cornyill,
Charin,,o--OrOss, and 'St. Margaret's Hill, Bo-
rough, for Tickets or Shires, warranted undrawll,
'Which are selling on very reasonable Terms.
The present seems. the last opportunity.df gaining
Pri.zcl of 0;0001. as Government have,
notified that not aily. 6ture Schema- Sikall'Coptailt a '
Prize of 'slid' vast magnitude; luckily? there
71-w9 Prizei-70f 30,,q001. no,.v in the:Wheel,. on,e. 01,
trbldlivniust be ".dra w nett :We citu-.2sd.!y.—liisil• SO°
file last 30,0001. drawn,, in Nine .Shares.
• • .r '
A few days before, the last,Prize Of:30,0001. W'
4r.4wn, .a. Lieutenant.of the-Navy. in .waiking the
84.-Pet ;had
.Lottry Scheme put into his baud,
st.ating what. an orportonity pfirect of making .°
Fortune, as there_was then one. Prize of 30,0001. i$
the:Wheel ; be went into, Tim's OACe,IIIIOOUght
a half of 2147,_ registered,it to
.11ktrby Alien, $,
nick-name he went by in_ the West Inciie,;, -46 •
thought no more of 11is Share till,' joiningAis
at Sheerness, in a conversation with .one of tl)4
Petty. Officers, he found he had also bought a Sir'
- teenth of the same Number ; in about -three daP
the Ticket was drawn a Prize 01 30,0001: and
register went directed ". Darby .Allemplitost-OitiCe/
...Chatham ;" no such person. was. 1-,nti Chailtao
and, the. letter as usual was. put up.itkrtbe,windo,"f
o
fOr-an. owner, Until .Lie.utenant Brati%'Vaite- saW.bi.
:accident bis'nick"-natne instantly came
received of 13ISH .1477:601._ in Bank Notes,. W I 1:10)/be
paid into Boidero'S • the banker. At • there.,
preset).. .
are two Prizes of 30,0.00.. in the Wheel,,theretnrA
DISH may give his friends a double , treat; at a
events one of the Two Prizes of 3,0,0001. must
drawn next Wednesday. .

SHIP NEWS.

BULL, 4AVUARY 28.

Arrived—the Dido, Rye; from Memel ; Orb, —, frro
Pell.tre,; Elizabeth, —, john,pickP . Cllaflott4'
.
hom Rotterdam.

- GRAViSIND, JAN.. 28,
Passed by—the Hap, 13tnston, from Philadelphia; 5
Peggy, Coverdaile; tum
Sailed—the. London Packet; M'Doufiall, for Philadedph
Pased by—the Catr,in,-Mackie, Irtan
vei ;' Lord Flowick, Slater, from Nlcrnel ; St. Anna, Pic"
from Riga; and Elizabeth 'Sophia, Sp.;inhoven, froth Isiori
:way.