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London, England, 1813-02-11 00:00:00

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PIIILLIF,'S V. lIANIERSr)N.

Mr. ANDREWS stated, that an affidavit had been
put itro his hand by a man of the name of Hamerson,
who had no Attorney, complaining of what such
individual deemed to be within the jurisdiction of the
Court, and for which their Lordsi,ips would grant
:he defendant relief. Ha mei son set forth in his affi-
davit, that he had taken a h. ,us(: in Exeter-street, for
an i2,1.•:' l imm)ral ; that a warrant of atiQr-
!icy tiad been given h.r the money ; that the money
nut king paid, execution had been entered up ; that
the d,lendant, howevts, thoughtthat he had no right to
ply the znoney, since ;he ho:c transaction was immoral
and c t,rrectollpa&es Lay a knowledgeofsuchl;tct.
Mr. Justice B Ne--" Bu:, pray, does not 11a-
Mery continue in possession of di: house in
question, and in the exercise of those same immoral
qactices which he so disliked in the parties to whom
owcs money?"
Mr. A.Noit,:ws---.4 Yes, my Lord."
Mr. il,tice Lx BLANL—" Iram .afraid there is
.I:Gut as num) justice in this Man's application, as
..!:xency his conduct."
Mr. A::hr.Ews.--" I told him so, my Lord."

1.1 LEN MHO UCi -" Then the immoralily ap-
pears to be in the payment of the money, nut in the
:seeping of a brothel ; I think he had much better
7,2i1 his ey.:s a little, and take a more enl aged view
o 1 mo::il:ty, otherwise he may be punished for Lis
coridnct ; tor, if I mistake not, some notice will he
talon of him, after hiA very moral appearance here."

KING p. HEATH.
In this case, the a.dendant had b,fen commixed by
ile Magistrates of Surr,y, on a charge exhibited
igaiiist him by a girl, of the name of Frayne, of
violated her person; and be now applied to

the Court to to discharged. on his recorizances, to
appear ai *tie Assizes to answer to the charge.
In iupport of this application, several affidavits
were put in, from which it appeared that the girl did
not complain for weeks after the " violation" was
alleged to have taken place; that when it did take
place, she had not 44 attempted to call out, or raise
an alarm ;" that she told this story to her aunt, who,
knowing her niece to be very much addicted to ly-
ing, questioned her closely," when she acknowledged
that the whole was a vile fabrication ; that the girl
herself had begged pardon of the defendant, con-
fessing that the story was a fabrication, contrived
for the purpose of having some excuse to ofFer to her
father for suddenly leaving the place in which she
then was.

The Court, on these affidavits being read, ordered
Mr. Heath to be discharged on his recognizances.

SPORTING INTLLLIGENCE.

The Sporting World are fully occupied in various
speculations for the ensuing season ; and among them
none excites so.much interest as the undertaking cf
Horse Jockey, who has, for a bet of 500 guineas,
agreed to ride 100 miles, in ten successive hours.—
This adventurer is a resident in Wiltshire. He is to
start in the second week of March nest, proceed 15
miles on the Bath road, and then return ; his weig4t
is three stone. The Earl of CARDI(,Iti is among the
£lOOO betters. About 515,000 is already depending.

A Gentleman of the name of YAnnot. performed
a mile in five minutes, yesterday, on the Uxbridge
road, for a bet of 50 guineas.

PUGILISM.
LETTER FROAI MOLINEAUX THE BLACK.
Licest‘r, Feb. 8.
44 The following paragraph having lite!y appeArO,

" Jay, the pugilist, has challenged Molittnx to beta at any
notice ; but Jisrkre macs both &a/ and 4:4 to :his challenge,
as he did to Cribb's immeebste :epzance of a vatnt;ng dv.l-
- to him. The champion promises him a lov..clre3str g for
his bounces, if be could be prev.iiled on to C(11111.! to London:" •
" I, the said Nlelineaus, do declare, that I never
received any challenge but through the medium
the above print; but I aryl ready to fight him :it ant•
place within the county of Leicester, for a sum nett
exceeding Two Hundred Pounds, if accepted within
(vie month .if the above date. In opposition to that
part r•f the paragraph which relates to Cribb, I de-
clati, that I sent him a challenge within two months,
but I have received n', answer, my friends being mt•tt
tioned in 'the- challenge who would beck me to any
amount; and that I never have received any chal-
lenge from Cribb since I last fought him,
•• fit: Mark of '1 THOMAS MOLINEAUX."

imouEs-a—Thursday last Benjamin Daverl)rt.
butcher or drover, and a wa:r,oner, of the name of
Colthead, havirg h.id s 000• words at a public-hoose
in the neigl:,our!i c.-1. of Newington, relative to A bet
about some rekkouillg, t.hey agreed to adjourn the
fklds to of z tor a' guinea : they set to in the nsmil
style of 6,.,x4ig, and after 40 minutes hard fightitig,
Davf.'!..o:)rt was knocked down by a severe round
Wow on the side of the head, which gave victory to
It's antagonist, and couvd the death of the vanquish.
ed, who never recovered either his speech or his
sens?s, :4.thottel he survived the contest 4.3 hours.—
It was proved that the parties had gone out to Fght
by nt'nual consent, and that many knock-down blows
and heavy fails occurred during the combat. Ver-
dict—Manslaughter.

SttoP-LirrtNo.—A dressea in the first style
of fashion, who stated her name to be Willi tits, was
yesterday charg...! at Marlboroug,t-street Office. with
stealing a valuable shawl lima the shop of Mr. Price.
a linen-draper, in Oxford-street. 'I he prisoner, ac-
cc mnanied by another f. male, also elegantly attired,
enteted the shop on Monday evening, and whilst one
Jf them was busy looking over some articles, the p:i-
soner was chserrr.l, by a person in the street looking
through the shop-window, to Nike the shawl in Tics,
tion from ()tithe counter, ch con•rived by de-
grees to conceal under iter scarlet mantle. This dis-
cnvtry was communicated to the shopkeeper, who
detained the prisoner as she was leaving the siwp,
and found the property upon her. The prisoner was
fully committed for trial.

Licences arc now granted by the French Govern.
rnent for the importation of cotton and other coat.
modities, ithont the least difficulty or delay ; bur, cm
accraint of tht duternaina: ion of the Board of Trade
byre, none can be valid unar which the exportat:o
born Great Britain dues not take place before the
10th of next month.

DIVE ENDS to he made at GUILDHALL.
Match 13. William Brightley, Widegate-street, printer, at
eleven. March 2. James Knowles, Sidcup, Kent, sta.ioner, at
twelve. March 2 William Stone, Villiers-street, merchant, at
he. e. March 20. James Sm,th, Vcrc street, vic.ualler, at
eleven. March 2. Ridiard Bagster, Piccadilly. upholsterer, at
twelve. March 2. Samuel Porter, Chesham, mtaltuan, at twelve.
March 30. William Dorrinoctu, Corns ilt, insurance-broker, at
twelve. March 6. Edward Osman, Hackney, baker, at ten
March 6. lames Atcheson, West Smithfield, coal-merchant, at
one. March 2. George Frederick Stoll, Rate! ff-h.ghway, vic •
tuailer, at twelve. Feb. ‘!9. James Stone, Featherstone-bulldogs,
tailor, at twelve. March G. Wtilic.nt Huntjhrogrnorton-strtet,
factor, at 12.
DIVIDENDS to he made in the COTTNTRY.
March 3. James Mat.sall George ruricinchaw, and John Field-
ing, Slat ffield, edge-tool-makersot twelve,at theTontine,Shrffield.
March 1. George Haley 1.1) non, Plymouth Docsk, grocer, a• one, at
the Auction Mart, Plymouth Dock. A !di 29. George Hal •y, Ply-
mouth Dock, glass-n:erchant, at one, at the Auction Mart, Ply-
mouth Dock. March 3. Hugh Beeby, Cockerincuth, merchant,
at tievtn, at the Globe, Cocker motels. March 3. Wiliam Si.sott,
Wni,thav,n, spirit-merchant. at eleven, at the Globe, Cocker-
mouth. March 5. William Wilcock, Pre- .on, woollen-draper,
at eleven, at the White Horse, Preston. March 2. Robert Pep-
pin, Dille( rton, shopket per, at eleven, at the Three 'f uns, Tiver-
ton. (March D. Samuel Whcat:ey, Bristol, grocer, at twelve, at
the Commercial Rooms, bristol. March 9. Thesmas
Exeter, baktr, at eleven, at the Globe, Exeter. March 3.
liam Royston, Mace!• sfield, iromoi.ger, at twelve, at the Mae-
eh:slit Id Arms, Macclesfield. March 2. Henry Dixon, Livtrpo,l,
merchant, at eleven, at the Globe, 1 iverpoul. March 9. Joiti,
Mode I, Compton, baker, at tw, Ive, at the Lamb, Abingdon:—
March 2. \VilliamDic'sijon, u,h:rla:.d,'units-ep-r, st elevsn, at
the 13. idgc Jnn, Bishop Wearm,.o h. Ts/larch 15. I Lomas Mor
gan, Worceiter, hakt r, at Twelve, m the Re'n• deer, Wotee‘ttr.—
M•ach G. Daniel Dakt yik , net!. and leaniel, 'Eliot," and Irm ph
Dakt•yne, Dark y Date, batiket b, at ele eel:. at tk, M;4l. he ;-
ter. Is larch 3. Joßliti V.r.tiket , F.;1; t (151 e..., mai• r, at
at the Elephant and Castle rate, York.

CER 1 I FlCA.l"...ti—March 2.
Edward Witinall, Nrwput r,
Lines 1 lot non Ass!. win), 1 .tyvrpoot, ca! y. l.e trF,e U .11.1,t,
sun, Cannon-ruw,c.rilvt•rnaker. 'l.l,oivas U.biman,t2 •
Long-acre, beitstt i sew' er. V:icrtiot*, •
qa• Fi• 1.1, l.liil r•• I r•tor.,4r•
aretLecary. kileu Crorlley, I.lull, slt)psdic.r. z .L•oCe

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'Greenwich, victaaller. William Eyre Royston, W.ct T AA
on-spin .er. Jo 11 Stock Gr en, Manche .ter, merrhar.,
Cockrrm Bathwick, tailor. William kiwi-moon• Pt
straw-ha;-mak r William John Smithtes, itlotonc •
Essex, silk-ma, ufacturar John Jones, Shepherd' .1,
fair, dealer. homas Wilkinson, Cateaon•street, :• ~rth-t.
Richard Williams, Sall •I-ury, linen-draper, "I.ll.)mis Bain
Heckmondwick, and Thomas Barka., kircact•sttett, krty:
nofacturers.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Marratt and Jackson, Boston, printer& finee 7...1 4 Tl:tlaluvi
Liverpool, tailqrs. Watson and V.llane, Leeds, tltip-zi a
Farley and Co. Worcester, bankers. Kincaid an 1 alter
square, weavers. Thompson and Lesinghani,
company. Chamberlain and Pormay, S our,' rr,
chants. Church and"Stubbins, 0(11.11 trs. ;,
Lucas, Loutb, spirit merchants. • Coats and Hay, iv,' „;
snerchams. Shaw and Vt'ocd, Buret:rt. mere rs.
Hopwood, Leetls, pipe manufacturers. Barnet. :tn.: Co. t
bury, coati, proprietors. Swan and Co. I.iv. !To:J.
Newport, Bash, buil& rs. Fitch and l.cr.sdale,
wine m.rchan.s. J. W. and W. Gent, Chest.r, curr
ter 7.nd Co Bristol, lion merchants ,

PRICE Of. t..O4LS—COAI. MARKET, FEBRUARY ;:-'
Ships at Market Saki Pr:c,s.
• 19! Newcastle 101 47.. 04. !co 544. p;i!
3 Sunderland I 46‘. 6d. to 0
A. (.4

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