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London, England, 1824-07-30 00:00:00

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NEAR NORTHANII)TON.
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REAL AND SEVERE AFFLICTION.
A GENTLEMAN, considerntily ad vniterd in
f.years, who, hitherto, by his literary qualifications,
hi ough deteriorated by accumulated infirmity), has supported
mself with decency and comfort, has latterly been reduced, by a
considerable increase of those afflicting dispensations, to an ex-
tltine state of physical debility and pecuniary indigence. He
regularly engaged for manv years in a particular line of
"Weal literature, but which, from long continued and se.)t,lY diseased ?ex, he was some time since constrained to
4:6lae. After ong struggling against the two-fold calamity,
rdstitittion of employment with increased expence, through his
tysical afflictions, the latter were most seriously aggravated
9' an apoplectic attack in December last, which, though the
fit was providentially aurmounted, still injuriously affects hint.
sl!s pecuniary resources being thus completely exhausted, he
it! Under the necessity of appealing to the liberal and compas-
lionate sympathies, and to that discriminating benevolence
*Melt laudabl characterise so many individuals of the British
Pubic, submissively intreating those under such benign in.
lluencts to contribute to his assistance and relief.
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Strand; and by Mr. Mitchell, 133, St. Martin's-lane; to which
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Case are well known, anti who has to return his sincere thanks
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ILIRT OR KING'S BENCH, JULY 29
CRIM. CON.

Mr. je Tr.TER versus itANcocK.
ti 0 4011GHANt Opened the leading&
r"
lan a"i
for criminal conversation with
ft, ,
.ii, nst the defendant
I Intl" t 8
wire. The defendant pleaded the general
t.;', In
stated the case. His Learned Friend
exi_
1451,..,e,e Jury the nature of this unfortunate case. tie„'„,.l Jury
that case, of this kind were so frequleinet was
I..it. in
tir. etirticular one he was sure the Jury would feel with hits
r thee ;
been, e a'n arid leetrtfelt an iish into which the plaintiff had
8 fted. Nu occurrence of the kind with which he (Mr.
,rtailerlett) was acquainted, affected his own mind so sensibly...-.
thi ~Plaindfr, Air• William Franklin Peter, was about
cieert,'_!el!eryears of; age, and was descended front an en-
tree": ';_l
the family in Cornwall. Early in life he
lei ` into the
.naval service, and had enjoyed the honour of
tut":".lS Present it the consummation of our naval glory at the
t 4
1.11114:
tt
eearer`f!arstr
(if itilgar . He was put on half.pay at the, peace,
erigaeed in the merchant service, being en.
jf_ 1 with the coianand of a ship bound to . the South Seas.
4 nade two voyages. In 1817 he was married to the Lady
414%72 tll,.2ubject of the present unfortunate action. Her
the eel'.'l afiss Jere Mary Alergaret Beckwith, daughter of
le e Mr. Beckwith, Minor Canon of the Cathedral of St.
t1e,i5.,,.? and Rector of tit. Alban 's, Nirood-tureet. After their
ii ~.lege it was Imatiged that he should reside with her father,
''4'l,lll) it
'Pling
offollowing she presented her husband with s
~"Qya tai fruits their domestic happiness. On the:second
iteeVia accompanied her husband to Plymouth, and re-
,4rvi 1 to London where she produced a daughter. the. only
pan 'ing Pledge of their marriage. On his return he became
tem.eweet of the vessel, and as she expressed an unwilling-
01 his r'4lsin at home, he took her with him as a companion.
flemo't 'TYaett. In the summer of 1819 they proceeded ai
the, ', l'Yres, and round Cape Horn to Valparaiso, where
ield'thr,‘"llaillei till 1820. The ship was sold at Valparaiso,
her ren'icante home passengers. On their return, she took up,
thee tr,eee in the Imam of her father. Captain Peter's fa-
hbreett'lig (tt Felmouth, he went down to Cornwall 'to settle
qeele
tettr'r: affairs. !During his absence Airs. Peter went to
enure which was purchased at Moulsey, where she
eerearlirithTed till the unhappy event which separated her for ever
tip 4 win effectionate husband.. Mr. Hancock was a partner
den. ages house in the grocery line, in the city of Lon-
aelmis°4l between the family of Beckwith and Hancock there
111% fate a `'ery friendly intimacy. The defendant succeeded
lietp, er vid uncle, snit the
.grcateut intimacy took place
titi rthnself and the eieintiff. Several letters from the
iibi'l'u tit could be produced in evidinee of his warm feel.
bis :41 uttecliinent for the plaintiff. But he (Mr. Scariest)
Neire i .141?t,re to the defendant the design of seducing the
AN, . 1 miwire, at the time of their mutual friendship. During
'Very eter's re3ldenee at Aloulsey, Mr. Hancock went down y 4441415 Y and Senday to visit her, and spend the time .