The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-24 00:00:00

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REPORT;

COURT OF CHANCERY, Dze. n.

An'application was made to the court on behalf
of two respectable Gentlemen, for an order an a
person' named Ogil, whcV had some time ago ran
away with a young Lady entitled to considerable
property; for him either to pay a bill of costs in-
curred by. the proceeding they adopted to recover
the Lady, or kifindSeCurity tOr plying the same,
to the amount of 401. It was stated, that the De-
fendant. had become greatly'embatrassed, and bad
gone to, Edinburgh, where he badiaken. refttge:in
the San6tuary of HolyroOd House.
It Was admitted, on the part of the Defendant,
that he had been in the embarrassed state described,
and that he had alsO'gone to the Sanctuary as stated ;
but it was urged, that he was now in a remote part
of Scotland,and.thateVen had he remained at Holy-
rood House, he was completely- beyond the jtiiis-
didiQn of7this Court.

The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it was not in his
pm.ver to interfere, the person of timMefendant be-
ing beyond Ilk jurisdiction.

On Sunday the l 4th inst. an .Inquest eras held, by
Mr. Andrews,'Coroner of Dorchester, on the body
of Mr. John Bowles; sshoemaker, of Bere, who was
fbund dead on the road between -Wareham and
Bere on the, morning of Saturday. He had left
Wareham the preceding evening about five o'clock
it was supposed he was seized With a fiti to'Whiclf he
had been subject, and expired from the severity'of
the weather.- He was observed sitting by the road-
side late the same evening by a fiSherMan of More-
' don, who wished him to go home; this he declined,
saying, that he' would presently. The man left
him, but, fearing the consequences-of his staying,
returned, and renewed his intreaties7 (though inet-
feEtually) for his 'going home. He was likewise ob-
served about three o'clock on Saturday morning by
a boy who was driving a waggon to Wareham, 'and
from his testimony he was then liVitig; though it app-'
pears. he did not mention the circumstance to the
carter; who was.in 'the waggon ; if lie had the poor
man's life might have been preserved.He waS dis-
'covered by his flitherabout seven o'clock, conveyed
home, and every means used for his-imoiexy for
several hours. A farmer passed the body just after
it was found, and rode on without making any in-
quirieS respeEting him, or offerin,,,r the teast Assist-
ance him home ! Verdi&—:-Died
h,i the Visitation of God.
On Wednesday sennight an Inquisition was taken
at Ne w port- Pagn I, Bucks, before '11: A. Re. tidal!,
Gent. Coroner of the Holier ofl mpthill, tit)oii-view!
(4.- the 1y.4), of Millisent Dash';' who, the: morning
preceding, drowned herSeif in the river.. She was a
YO' Iq woman in , the service of a 'Xi:5. Bateman,
who Was upon a visit at Newport, ned was to have
accompanied her Mistress to 1,414:4,{.,0 eof the day she:
destloyed herself; ' but about, five ,o'clOck in the
morning she,ieft the' hOuse where sti4 rtiided, and.
irpon beilt soon after mi.Xsed, search was, imtne-
diately male for her, and her body was Ibund in the
river abont tWohours afterwards: Evidence of the
intelleets deteaSed being lately deranged hay-iii .
been, given to the'Jury, a verdit:t of Lunacy' was
returned.

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wall, Nva. Tast wctek deliVered of thr6.4hiltlten,
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