Star.
London, England, 1812-02-26 00:00:00

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CXYORT OF XING'S BENCH, Fn. St
lII.Uxt e,. italicoer.
This was as aedan upo., the warranty of a 6r
sold by the defendant to the pi tintif, t. r 1115
The plaintiff had a trial of the Vow in Hyde P
where it went its paces well, and leapt a ive3/4"
Rut: t but the first day the ptlrdsaser went out ttug the animal's lameness discovered hurt( I
L. rd • El.l.ltelloltotati observed, that theipft gra
of Rotten-row' Wm; greatly too favourable thi
of any horse. The defendant r.ref
riding-ma,ter to the Diagocrat r.ll, *id two
riders. who testified to the soundness neethe :t •
Mr. Jeffries gave i7i for the hone, and sold it be
defendant afterwards tor • [Sit. This was six ere&
before the lame,,e4 of the animal, and it we NT;
Ectly sound then.—.-Verclict f r the rl.itui--dadi
A yamtiON. Qui TAU, e. NllllO
This was an octit:u of debt to recover the pew*
under the Act of the f 7. Geo. 111.. c. 63. sec. Ss4
020 per chaldeon,.l.lrr vending Stliallmnt of ends as
%VAN End, nitereaa tliey acre mixed Wits Ead
and Cox LoJgcothe beinf oft an interim
lity, and bearing a less pike. l'he i•laint4 w,;
ptineip Coal-meter of the City rtt Leand in, such,
defenuent.a coal.enerchant. T: e fat; ro tnett. a ced,
meter, refused to sign the venti.r's ticket rot the do,
rendant, because the cools were of the above idol
nature ; but, urn his cross-examination, he coda
not swear what quantity was tali h
o all out of
ge, not having seen them measured. The seem,'
witness
ds Eio.(also
:NmeOnoteru)ou knew nothing ing about,'" mate:
th•ft when pe 14:
brought penal actions like thii, they shortlJ firs: ;As
care that their own officers did their duty; and los
Jury found for the defendant.

OLD BdILET.

Yesterday Jas Land was ti irl oa an i.;tii:naer,
charging Win with stealing a scopper, the propert) 4
walnuts Ayton, and Joie i./00/ mkt Eleanor tai.
,
father and daughter, st rod also Indic tz4l for ret-mac
the Utile, know* it to be Galen.
The prosecutor. it appeared, was a brarier, retAi
thein Harrow•road, and on the 9th t.l Lulu a%
Ise-placed the alp* in qttecion outside of ha Jon,
fiom whence it Was stolen in the course of as hoe.
Some Jays subsequently the copper wsts Csund tans
Freneises of Lloyd, who k -eps art old irro 'imp is di
Edgeware-road, and from the evidence of a was
noosed Sarah Balton, it.ttword oat that co thee,
when the copper Was stolen, she %%las wading*
Lloyd's louse, and' saw Land come in with a sly,
on his head, and having whispered to Elemerld,o,
who t. AS the only rersqp at tome at the Nee,
hagr and mother being out, she Jesiied him a
• it into a shed in the yard, where it was bit.
&limo observed to the girl that ihe was tass
copper had h: en stolen. fruns the in toner in
had been brought, and eapressrtr her mrpOre dK
she have reeeivei. it. Upon which MIXT
Lloyd said 4, what is chit to mini yeurovabli.
tress." In the evening the returned, sad
daughter' having spoken to bins,: he insondinly
went out, it Was SU rposed to mat Land, who was sp
prchend:id on the Sunday following, secreted uakra
bed in his uncle's house, at 13rentf,r.i.

They were all found Guilty, but :he Jury mom.
mended the girl to mercy, on account of her hoot
acted under the influence of her-father. She is calf
13 years of age.
Jane Bridger, for stealing in the dwelling hoieof
Mary Thompson ,Cl 5 in bank 'lota, and servals:-
tides of wearing apparel, her property ; and /6s
kik Bncl4, for strafing goods ef Mes is. A
and Jones, in their dwelling house, were ball •
tally convicted.
Calh.ThorAe was indicted for stealing a mantle,
other articles of dresc, the property of Mr. Ed
The primmer, a very pining worn in, bad ices*
lived in the prosecutor's service, at Colney Howe
near St. Alban's. After she fad left t!ie boast,
was broken open, and the articles stolen out of
lady's dressing•room. The prisoner WAS de...
concealed in a room in the house, a short time
and, on being secured, she confessed the fo
bery, and that she intended to have r,:h!xd the

again, having travelled from Chelsea fur that
pose. There •were a number of articles stolen,
the prosecutor waved his right of prmecuting kr
capital felony, and indicted her for lareeny—C
Keef,J. a waterman, vs-:,v indicted for stair*
boar, the property of ,Mr. WhitelieaJ, blockani
at Liniehutise. The prisoner had possession of
boat at sheerness, which had been fresh painted,
the marks obliterated. He said he had bouOt
but did not bring any person forward to prole
assertion.—Guilty.
Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence
Death wait passed on Robert Green and John Po'
ton, for .burglary ; Charles Wheeler, alias Walker
James; 9etree and Edward Droner, for stealing a bi-
fer ; Elizabeth Buckley, Jane Bridger, David D,'
son, and Thomas Tomkins, alias Ekin Brines, ILI
stealing goods in a dwellidg-housa.; W. Whites w
returning from transportation l. and Benjamia •
cock, for secreting and stealing a letter, coatisolog
bank-notes
Two were ordered to be transported for WWI
years, viz. John Cooper and Wiliam Stewed,"
Twenty-seven for seven years, viz. Louisa Atkolg*
Wm. Wells, Jno. NVilso::, Jet). Brownell, Ala..
Nathan, Joseph Grelves, Jas. Daring, lanai br
rnon, Thomas Clark, EdwarJ Evans, Wilt
Thomas Happy, Henry Feast, Henry 0
tonics Francisco, Arthur Organ, Wiiliam
Blaney, John Lloyd. James Land, Sarah BoneaChiP
lotte Jane Thorpe, Tisomas Jeffrey, William-
John Weller, Juba-Green, John Moreau, astr
Bailey.
Thirtv-eight were ordered to be impri...'"
House of Correction at Clerkenwell for sl
nods. and 15 to be imprisoned in Newgate, I
publicly, and 16 privately whipped ;
Is. each and discharged ; and 21 were disdkarr'.
proclamation. Adjourned to the loth of APre

BIRTHS.
Ssturday, is Montague.square, th, Lady of the "'UP
&ant-Colonel Brand, of a daughter.
Ykster,lay, at his Lordstup a hose. io r
Countess of Louitor and Moira, of a diaii
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