Star.
London, England, 1806-08-01 00:00:00

ASSIZ
§III,)ULT ice-.SECOND OAT.
tar.—This was an aElion for ;n
:tiff was a rime merchant; and the
Jain of Fenciblea at Dover. It ap-
dance, that the Plaintiff had arrelied
r a lime bill, in confequence of
cant had conceived a grudge againa
I which he took an opportunity to
tl e Fan day, he rn,c him at a filh
oi when be went nut, he immediate-
into a lane leading from the honfe.
ad in his company a brother of his,
Ithipman ; and as they paged the
endant Ripped off the pavement, or
to flip off the pavement, and drove
fl Mr. Lloyd. The Plaintiff imme-
rtain Fabian if be meant to do that
{plied that be did, and would give
arreffed him. He did accordingly
beating, in which be doted up both
s the forgeon Rated, he was in ins.
lofing one of them. It was alto in
Lloyd was at that time -in a bad
td quite usable to cope with Capt.
a very powerful man.
BUT, for the Defendant, made a
path, in Which he fisted that tlte
I by the Plaintiff was very trivialil
brought it upon binsfelf by his *will
nage and he quoted an express
3pon a cafe of a fimilar fort, which
tun in Loudon, in which that Noble
at if a man could not keep a civil
lead, he me i not espea that his
their Patina ;" and added, he Ihould
as to the conduit of the Plaintiff.—
:ailed the brother of the Defendants
)mpany, and he Rated that his bro.
he road by accident, which drove the
he Plaintiff by accident. Mr. Lloyd
done on purpofe ? his brother re-
a mere ascident. Mr. Lloyd Rep-
! putting his fill in his brother's face,
r, and that it was done on purport ;
d this abufe until,he provoked the
ike him, and at la§ he !truck hia bro-
tturned the blow.
, for the Plaintiff, made a molt able
he dwelt on the probabilities of the
vl on the other fide.
tar Duos obferved to the Jury, that
outage paltry &Moos of a ault, was
damages when they were really 444-
se damages in cafes of real aggrava.
teapitulated the evidence in this cafe,
e Jury tole'', whether the Defendant
without any real provocation, but
I motives, for having been ;netted by
Nadia for the PLsintiff.--Dansageo

ne canners were conviaed and re
of death, vit.
e, for a burglary in the dwelling honfe
Wheeler; at Werminaer, and Reeling
of two watches.
nd jrbo Perris:4U, for Reeling feveral
city of Mr. Giles, of Stockton ; Mr.
,of Boyton, ite. Griffiths is 'grieved i
gall are left for execution.
,conviaed of having aolen a quantity
srel, was renamed to be tranfported
tried for the murder of her loaßard
oitied of that charge ; but was lea.,
prifona for twelve calendar months,
birth of her child. TW9 other pan-
it ted.
s.—Saareil Bayll was tried tut an in•
ling him with breaking and entering
rsiington Barracks, with intent to Real
sty of the Paymaler of the Qneen's
Is, and acquitted t bat being tried on
lent for a fimilar offence, he was found
reit, charged with having murdered a
d at Shafteibary, was acquitted.

ALICE. &e.
icket and Franklin, foldiers belonging
[mulcts mili-ia, charged the landlord
Kenfington Gravel.pits, at
'act Office, with detaining their arms,
&c. It appeared that khe complain-'
ered at the houfe (or about a week,
ley contraaed a debt for think, pro-
s they were about to leave, the land.
iyment, but ashe had no chance of vi-
tae flopped the articles in quefhon,
ware of the penalty attached to fuch
the circumftancts of the cafe, the'
ght proper to dilmifs the complaint,
e contiaion of 51. which the clef-meant
the Public Office, Hatton Carden,
IS charged by Mrs. Searle, of Moir
ital.fields, with robbing her of 51. by
orn of her pocket as he was fitting by
Wells. She gave him in charge of
the hostfe, when he deliberately put
is pocket to return the filver, which
the officer, as well as a aos. note and
uppefed to base been alfo itolen from
audience. Mrs. Searle (wore to one
, on which he was committed for re.

Worfbip-flreet, —*Kenzie, who
,n forpicion of defrauding a number of
r bargaining for a quantity of goods,
log for payment checks ou different
;, with whoors he had no conneCtion,
her examination, and was fully corn-
, fulje3 to be brought up again upon
is that may be ma.de.
y night, Hopwood, the patrole, ar-
om Briftol, with Elisabeth Leader
;est with (leafing linen to the amoutli
tnd Sol. the property of Mrs. Thomp-
, of Narrow Wall, Lambeth.—Yel-
the prifoner was brought to Bow-
atioo, wisse it appeared that AK was