Star.
London, England, 1813-07-03 00:00:00

14 IV INTELLIGENCE.

SUMMER ASSIZES.
IJOIdE CIRCUIT.
Lord ELLENIORqUOI and Mr. Justice Heals.
Vlerttorchhire... Monday..... August 2, Hertford.
V-ibtß ....... Wednesday ... 4, Cheitn.Vord.
Surrey •Monday 9, Crclydon.
Sussex Friday l3, Lenfra.
..... Weduraday 3b, Maidstone.
NORFOLK CIRCUIT
Sir J. MANSTTELD and the Chief Baron Ma cnotsato.
Luekiogliatrchire....... August 2, Buckiogbatn.
redtordshire
Huntingdonshire 7, Huntingdon.
Cambridgeshire 9, Cambridge.
St h ilk l2, . Bury St. Edmund'o.
Verfolk
City of Norwich lO, At the Guildh:Ail.

CONSISTORY COURT, JULY 2.
11ULICERIDGE V. GOOCH, FALSELY CALLED BUM-MIDGE.
This was a cause of Nullity of Marriage, brought
ay Lewis XVilliam iluckeridge, the husband, by rea.
on of the minority of Mary Ann Gooch, his wile, at
die time the marriage was solemnized between them,
by Fcence, at the parish church of St. Pancras, in the
'aunty of Miiildlesex. It appeared that the marriage
ras obtained on the 23d April, 1811, without the
-nowledge and consent of the father of the minor,
he being then -only seventeen years of age. The
roof in this case, of the minority of tiie puny at the
ime the marriage in question took place, being clearly
stabli.idr.d, the Court (Sir Wm. Seim) pronounced
he marriage to be null and void.
YATE V. PATE.
This was a cause of Divorce promoted by Margaret
Yate, the wife, apinst Walter Honey wood ‘iate;
Esq. her ittisb.ind, by reason of an adulterous inter..
curse alledged to have been committed with Ann
Pilwell, one ni. the servants in the house. It appeared
from the libel, evidences, and exhibits produced in
the case, that the marriage was performed between
Ithe pat tiesir. the year 1800, and that they cohabited
'together as ruan and wife till about the year 1808,
'when an illicit intercourse was discovered by Mrs.
.Pate, between Mr. Yate and Ann Powell, by whom
he had a child, and which child was baptized in his
3,ame. It !miller appeared, that Mrs. Yate was very
mi.:ions, and often ;mint-tuned her husb,rnd, to break
).•fr :his et iminal intercourse with Ann Powell, which
pisitively refused, and tht.refo7e she quitted his
lit i.;,e in the spring of 1810, and went to the house of
Mi. I father, where and with whom she has continued
,c m si,..cF. to reside. The fact of adultery beim,
r clearly es,ablished to the satisfaction of the Court, it
proneanced for the rem. dy which the wife prayed.

The Right Rev. Dr. Bzoozw, Roman Catholic
Bishoilt of Kiilala, was ktlled by a fall from his sig
On the 17•11 ult.
Mr. Oakley, we are happy to learn, was yesterday
afternoon somewhat better. Mr. Astley Cooper had
qtteceeded in extracting two of the slugs ; one still re-
=alas behind, but hopes are now entertained that he
may survive.
An alarming fire broke out in the stable; of Major
'Kitten, at Chorley, Iderts, on Wednesday night,
which deg:. yed the stables and part of the dwelling-
'Souse. It was occasioned by a candle which had been
affioed to a Lam in the loft falling amongst the hay
and straw, whilst a man was racking tip the horses,
' and the rapidity of the flames was such a; to render
any e xer• ions to stop its progress entirely fruitless.
Yesterday ,53 female convicts were sent off from
Nes gate f(n. Botany Bayt They were conveyed frcm
prison in caravans, to Blackfriarobridge, and thence
/ in a decked lighter to Woolwich. Several of them
were ace rnpaoied by their children.
Mantosoaca err-STRET.-4.blind man, nick-named
,Blind Ltsc,frt, was. yesterday charged with breaking
into houses, with inttsnt to steal. The offender was
attached to a gang of hopsebreakers, and had lately
) been re*ased lima prison. The plan was to put hiin
down oreas, furnished with the necessary implements
1 to break locks, and force d: ors. He was found in
the ;ilea of a house iu Titehfield-street, with a number
I of pit klo. 1: keys, a ccow bar, &c. and he had prsvi-
., tously laokert into another kitchen in the name street.
•
trite offender was committed till the Sessions.
A Boost Cootooton.—For some time past, at all
fie most respectable sates of libraries, books have
been stolen fr m the shelves, and the practice has
' gone on to ar. extent Lion made it necessary to place a
watch to discover the depredator. On Wednesday,
at the sale J the late Dr. Gossra's Library, in the
; house of WS• I'S. LEIGH and Soistonv, a young man
was detected in poling a volunie into his pocket.—
After the sale, he was addressed by Mr. B. Wheatley,
- the chief eierek, and told that he had pocketed a vo-
tome v liich did not belong to him. It was " The
xford Lautage," bound up with other tracts. He was
taken to Bow-street, and his lodgings being searched,
siroeot volumes, stolen from Dr. Cossior's and other
ischectioos, s ere found in his rooros.
On pAssivg through Thomar, in Portugal, on the
edv•iixe oh oi.r at my, on the retreat of Massena, an
slish Or er, fully determined to be before-hand with
hia comrades in procuring ptio:(isions, rode into the
tow r, and politely to.qtered of the first persoO he met
/sheie he cotfai procure a ft w iyunds of his dear
countryrren—nnoLior. 'l'be Pottognese phiinly an.
se end " IVei eniicode." But our sin of Mars was
quite unacqu tinted' with the hangtiag.2, aPd conse-
quently ignorant of his meaning. He was, however,
contented with the answer, and passed on to the next,
of whom i.e demanded, " where he might meet with
is small quantity cf poehtor?" Thc answer was still
Ao entifode." Of the next prom a rtepiest was
made for a'few quilts of w iiae. "No cntientle" was
anybil, ;otos er. At this pt tiod detachment of our
army matte its appearance, :tot! the Irish Oflicer he-
ing well kotoso as a famous forager, the Officers ens
wed it lie had met with his usual succe s ? Dtj• ct
were his looks, and sa eorine at the vl'eness of the
` country to which t!.e fates oad conducted him, he
uttete,f.`..." 0,1') b) JASCS,. err yas well go baclo,
for et a'll e.o: get ,any thing lure these ten
I have asktd 'man, woman; and child, and iltfy
have all anwered—Not these ten days—and lo fore
that thee bar of us 'be in ca.(
An °dicer present, who mederst t d the •languoge,
asked ror Hibernian, if the anso er w s not ‘4 No end-
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