Star.
London, England, 1825-05-17 00:00:00

SECONDARIES* OFFICE, MAY 16.

WHEELER 'Po HAYNE, ESQ. •
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who had
been servant to the defendanteto recover the sum of 791.
for wages and for disbursements made in .his behalf.
Judgment had been allowed to go by default, and a
Shetid's Jury was summoned, to assess the damages.
The case excited considerable interest, it being kpown
th it Miss Foote had been stkbpcenaed for the plaintiff. .
Mr.en MILES PIII LL I PS stated the case to the Jury—
The plaintiff was, he said, asyoung man in very humble
circumstances. He .had.been a Gentleman't. servant,
and now felt himself obliged to proceed against Mr.
Rayne, of s+hom the Jury, as well as the rest of the
would, had reeen(ly _heard_a great Veal, and who was,
*kil)PY all 14arae4cagl,gacegdingly,rich, and thelefore,
powerful man.: The.plaiutiff,:at .euvant.to this Gen-
tleman, on board wages, attheyate of flee shillings per
day, ,was in, the, habit of disbursing small
.sums of mo.
!Ay for his rnastor. fapon oue pccaoon,itehad,.it would
lent thew, -4 '2Ol, ' Mr. tflayn-'- -- 4

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proved, lent the -sum of '2ok to Mr. gayne's.steleard,- When 'relised his hick ' aiptari•d' iotiiideraili lie!. Presbyterian, or Methodisticale Thu question comes BIRTH.
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which' foe med -one -of- the i;c4ns in the- account. .Lhlr. The execution of the 'ientenee 'took 'Otis under home to ourselves, who by law am Dissenters, in Eng-
..Friday, in Grosvenor-square, Lady Charlotte Cdtbsrpe,:of a son..
Rayne had a legal contest with his titewayd, Mr.4p.ve- pie surieillance of the Civil Poier"alOne. A' party land, liable to nearly the same pains and penalties, but MARRIED.
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that we are humanely relieved by an annual Bill of Sunday se'nnight,
gme,. On) was now, pofottunately forthe plairttill'a of was stationed in-didt:sireet; ili be at at Portpatrielt. the Hon. Dennis Arthur Bing-
case, lndemnity: L=t vs not, therefore, feel pride that we
no more. The accounts. xvere.now. divined._ e hand in case of need, *lt there Was not( ihe'dniallest ham, second son of the late Right Lord Clanmorris„,td Marin
• tender of no more than 48‘., having been made to the diiposition to riot evinced am daget4te Sinitliude as- are thus relieved, but pity for those who are not re- Helena, second daughter of Robert Perwe, Esq. of Rofburgh.
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plaintiff, which be refused to accept,frona the consciutis- sembled. We annex st. Fetition preskheeartos Abe Ma- lieved. Sympathy is the soul and the strength of li- .
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betty, far without sympathy and co-operation, each Yesterday morning, at his house in Devonskire•street, Portland--
nese that he was entitled to so much ,The
. more. 4is- .gistrates.hy the criminal on Moister, 11 'is a cariosity:
place, George Mowbray,'Eaq. a Gentleman wbote beau WAS the
:j butsements rode. by the plaintiff,were ito themselves of of its kind : . man feelino• only for himself, and each congregation for
b seat of benevolence.
the most trivial nature, althoug4 amounang to a con Unto the Honourable the Lord Provost and kiagistratei or, themselves, we should Le more incl.bted to the justice April >Z7,
at Brussels, after a fevi days illness, Sltah, the Lade
bitierahle sum to this, poor man vi.everthelcss,. the de- Glasgow, and forbearance of others for our liberty, than to our own of Rear-Admiral Winthrop.
i tandem had put him to the proof Cu every one of them. ' Tlin•Felition of Jobn Rout, prisoner in Glasgow Jail, wisdom and foresight. -In support of the resolutions ----- - ---='---- .....z.....=_..
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Huffy Sheweth,
With respect to one or two items. proof wpuld be given, :That the punishnwnt which the Petitioner has been adjudrd to which it was now his duty to read, he would enter MAILS—THIS DAL
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yew well as of the ggneral disbursements, ot thf i lei tiff', auger, on the llth. current, .being Jet to the discretion of your into the abominable , heresies and stupendous de- se% mai
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t. and the Jury woold. assess the damages, it was hoped,
to the.full es eat of the demaod• . Honours, he, In all humility, throws himself at your fret, imploring
for mercy in the number. and quality of stripes, being eonstitu- lesions of the Church of Rome, as the strongest argts. Waterford
ments to excite our Christian love • d compassion 1 0 liantairrek
an for Guernsey saliency 1 8 Flanders o (1
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delicate aatilie,rvous, increased by the nature of
.his ern-
• George Henry,. kleegrose stated. that his. Cohen ""'HY the
people,that they mar be delivered from dankness Lisbon 0 0 I Buenos Ayres o &
- ployment, and tendered unwell and weak from deep anguish and /.
1, Lad been steward to Mr. Ha rte. The, pliintiff had long and close confinement; and having mother, wife, children, into the light of the Go el. But as these will, in all Gotttnburgh
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been in his seiviCe. from the Ist of J-ingary, 18`,?4, ter brother, sisters, and friends, whose hearts will be convulsed at the probability, be fully enlarged upon by other Gentlemen Holland 0 01, Lessard Islands 0 Ir
the VA of ..14011ary,„1130.5, ea under but,ler. ‘Vitt:ess Punishment* and whose feelings he is more anxious to apare than 0 ~o.ed to this mea-ure •as a ground for continuing .
ii had oftco seen: him
.pay money for small thin s, and
„ his own beseeching you to recollect, .that to exhibit cruel pins'.
sis-'them in darkness, he '
he •• .td leave to retai andclaim
i^ cot to the public does not reform but, deteriorates character, and togn HIGH-W ATER
Morning •at LONDON-BRIDGE TO- vtORROW.
kw w,tliikt his ratites. urikP4B ofcaeiPet's, got anudlvance22 minutes after C
in:opposed to the intelligence and beneVolence of good nien. all. such derails, in behalf of the following Resolutions; Afternoon • • 45. minute" after/ -2 1
4410Larxim thsi.plainetif. for else use 44 Mr. Bayne.
-11 And your Petitioner stall ever pray, I. That. this Needs' mut opinion that :lonian should be sub- e_-- ...i• ----------' _ .
Mr. William Carer stated that he was the blOillel. 1 GlAsgow, 9th May, 1825. Joust. Kws. ject to pains and disabilities on account of his religious creed; but as, wlllYag ' Pm/14°411"M" 4.---iTr'.. gas** at the 52-""ertici.
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