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London, England, 1808-02-11 00:00:00

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Lige LATELLIGENCE.
LENT CIRCUITS.
THE HOME CIRCUIT.
Before Baron MACDONALD and Mr. Justice HEATS.
Hertfordshire, Thursday, March 3...... Hanford.
Essex, Monday, March 7 Chelmsford.
• Kent, Monday, March 14 Maidstone.
Sussex, Menday, March 21 Horsham..
Surrey, Thursday, March 24
• NORFOLK CIRCUIT. •
' • Before Lord Ritmo soaouou and Mr. Justice Ghost.
Buckinghamshire, Saturday, Marcia 4, Aylesbury.
- Bedfordshire, 'Thursday, March 10
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'•,Huntingdonshire Saturday, March Is. Huntingdon.
• 'Cambridgeshire, Tuesday,'Marck 1d
• hiorfolk, Saturday, March 19 'Thetford.
Suffolk, Thursday, March 24 Bury St. Edmund's.
OXFORD CIRCUIT
Before Mr. Justice CYANID/a and 8411/1 GRANAM.
Rerkibire, Monday, March 7
Oxfoidthire, Wednesday, March 9
Worcestershire, Saturday, Much 1E ... Ileorcester.
City of WOrcester, Sable day, City bf Worcester.
Gloucestershire, Wednesday, March 16, Gknicester.':
City of Gloucester, Same-day,
Mixtmoutbsffire, Saturday, March 19, Monmouth. •
Herefordshire, Tuesday, March 24, Hereford.
Shropshire' Saturday, Match 26
Staffordshire,. Wednesday, ildarch. 30, Stafford.
i#644:1•1D CIRCUIT.
Before SAE JAMES MAttssristo and Baron Wools. •
Northampton, Sittirday, March 5
Rutland, Friday, Mirth 11
Lincolnshire, Saturday, Match 12
City of Lincoln, tame day,
Nottinghamshire. Friday, March IR, Nottingham.
Town of Nottingham,
Derbystire, Wednesday, March 23, Derby/hire.
t • Leicestershire Monday, March 28, Castle of Leicester.
Barautil of A:Y*lm, Same day, ... Kolb' of Leicester.
City of Coventry, F. iday, April 1 ... City of Coventry.
Warivickskire, Saturday, April 4' ... Warwick.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 6.
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Tip ICING V. It. CAIIPJW.L.
Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL snored for judgment
against the Defendant, for a libel on the College 'al
Physician., and an affidavit was read of the Defers-
dint, in which he stated, that when he returned the
summons to Dr. Harvey it was only discoloured witl:
• ox gall, with WhiCh he was making experimenti. He
also stated his regret at what hid passed.
The ATI:Ca:34Y GEXERAL treated his present regret
as only an attempt to deprecate the severity of the
Court ; and said .that his conduct had a double as
pect, and that the nano-,: of his attack on the Cones
was such as to make it very disagreeable for them to
seek for redress.
The Court ordered him to be committed, an
'brought up on Wednesday.
CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
Mr. GARROW moved for a criminal infonnatio
against Sir Christopher Hawkins and several othe
Gentlemen, viz. a Mr. Crozan, the Mayor ; a M:
Symonds, an Alderman ; Mr. Rew, Mr. Moon, M:
Dillon, and Mr. D. Varco, Aldermen of the BI
rough of Grampound, for. a conspiracy to adjourn
meeting, or court leet, which was have been ho
• den on the 19th of October last; until a futurefor the purpbse. -in the interval; of 'prteeiting 'son
election manoeuvres, in order to secure .81t C.:1111
kins's return. They procured an old man, of 8
1 who was a complete dotard, to be elected a Juryma
for this purpos-• aid it appeared that one Resta
*rich had resist:l Ar9o for his share in the cob: An
ther Gentleman, the:Rev. G. Moore, applied to e
Luke and his wife, and asked them if they wish
• to live well ? If they did, he said he would gi
them a letter to Sir c. Hawkins. But this the him
• freeman rejected. The bribe was offered in the p:
son's study, at If o'clock, on the Sunday evenini
and the Rev. Gentleman desired them to think bet
of it, and come to him when they chose to accept
offer.—Rule nisi granted.
FEB. 9.—M4EY v. LONG.
The Court were much occupied with the disc
sion of this case, which arose upon a motion in an
of judgment, in an action for not obeying a writ
subpceria drug tecum, and for appearing as a witr
without producing the paper 'which the Defend
was required to bring in evidence.
The As-Tories GENERAL stated vary broadly, t
all the grea I-awyers, on the Western Circuit, in
early practice, and 'Lord Kenyon, and many oth
treated tins writ as a nullity, and contended that
man could be bound to obey it.
Lord Etaanotosiotott and Mr. Justice Lawnr:
however, considered this as one of the most im
taut questions that had ever been discussed in IA
minster Hall; for said the latter, with just and
partial reason, how can the civil and criminal ju
• df the country be proceeded in ; hens Can any rr
rights be maintained ; how. can innocence expel
be defended, if a party, in a Court of Law, ha
.means of calling upon another to produce in C
that written document which is essential to th
terests of his cause ?
The Court took time to consider of the case.
FEBRUARY 10.—..T11E KING V. HECTOR CAMPREI
Mr. Justice GitosE passed sentence ußon the d
dant for a libel on the College of Physicians, and
that if lie were fit to be licensed to practice b 3
body, he would- have deemed it an honour to l
witted amongst them. His contumacy was a
of his inability, and his ill-behaviour a mark of h
fitness to be admitted to the chambers of the
where it was possible his conduct might be as it
rous as to the College. That part of his affi
which stated that the offensive matter with whi
letter was besmeared was or-gall—hehoped wa
If not, he added the heinous crime of perjur;
temporal offence. He was sentenced to pay a
£5O, and be imprisoned in the King's Ben
three months, and until the fine be paid.
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