Star.
London, England, 1813-09-16 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY •AUCTION.

At the house of Mr. Thomas Roberts, the new Elephant and
Castle Inn, at Pontefract, in the county of York, on Thursday,
the 4th day of November ;text, (subject t• such Condition% of
Sale as shall be then produced), unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract, of which timely mitre will be given in

this Paper,
rip HE Very Valuable and Improveable ESTATE,
.IIL part dike PONTEFRACT PARK DISTRICT, adjoin-
hug the Borough of Pontefract ; consisting of sundry Farm-houses,
c.onvenient Out-buildings, and 371A..0R. 371'. or thereabouts, of
At•able, Meadow, and Pasture Land, eitralarochial, Tithe-free,
and the Assessments very low. This very desirable Estate is
holden by Lease under his Majesty, as Parcel of the Duchy of
Lancaster, for 31 Years, renewable every */*welve Years.
A Map thereof may be seen, leave to view the Premises given,
and other Particulars known, on application to Mr. Richard
Mum'. at Pontefract.

ON THE TREATMENT OF THE TARES DOIISALIS.
This day was published, price 7s.
The Third Edition, with very considerable Additions. of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
on the NATURE, various Causes, and the nwiet rational
Mode of Treating and Eradicating that species of CONSUMP-
TION, Incident to Youth and the dif&rent Stages of Life, com-
monly called "LABES UORSALlS—including its various conco-
mitants, which enervate the nervous system, and not unfre-
guently destroy the functions of the Emit organ, in the animal
economy.
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE; M.D. •
Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden,
and Practistoner in London.
Formerly Surgeon Major to she Sth Regiment of Infantry, to tbg
• itith Regiment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Military.
Hospital at Chatham.
To be had at No. 61, Prith•street, Sobotiguare.
W here may be had, price 6*. the Second Edition of the Author',
Chirurgical Institutes, on the Nt ore and Tegument of Gun-shot
a
sangas
Wounds, with histories of • caws of Gallant Warriors
j copied front his Journal of the of 1,7'16, 17/7, 17761
sal 1779 hr il) Outing the late war akilib: • . •
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BANK OF ENGLAND, SEPT. e. Ism
THE GOVERNORS and DIRECTORS of the
BANK of ENGLAND have thought it expedient to pub •
lish the following statement of the Trial of JOSEPH NASH fin
Forgery, with a view to prevent the cOmmisron of such offence
in future, under the impression that the Offenders will not be
punished with the same degree of rigour as for say other species
of Forgery.
Tee RING /MAIM? JOSRPH NARK, roc FORGRIT.
The prisoner was indicted for tirg.ng a Flit! of Exchange for
XettO. as. purpoiti-g to be drawn from Banbury upon Mr. The.
man Cobb, of Ns svgate street, and fo be subv-ribed with the
name of •' James Edmonds" as the drawer, payable tti his arra
order, and lodorsed with the name of " James Edmonds." The
Bill was also indor.ed by the prisoner in the fit mof " (*home
and Joseph Nash," and discounted by them at the flank.
It lime clearly proved in evidence, that there was no such per.
son in existence at Banbury as James Edmonds ; and that the
prisoner, knowing that to be the fact, had uttered and disposed
of this Bill to the Bank, and received the amount thereof less
than the lexal discount.
Mr. Baron GRAHAM, in his Address to the Jury, owed die
law upon the subject, and its application to this particular cases
as follows :
" The prisoner is charged with having forged, and with.havo
ing uttered and disposed of and put away the Bill of Exchange
in question, knowing it ti be forged. We are not to look to
what the prisoner thought, but what was actually done by him,
and what constitutes forgery. Forgery is the false making of
any written instrument, or an essential part of it, with iiivot to
defraud. The prisoner, either by himself or others, has made or
disposed of this ingrument.as the instrument °f lames Edionndiss
of Danbury ; there bring no such person *here, that is a false
snaking. *I he prisoner bee!os the Itretrnment In the cha-
racter of a nun who does not mist, for we must believe front
the evidence, that there never was such a nun as Jamts Etimocide
resident at Benhnry. Jame. E.dnumils, as the lustrentrot pur-
ports, draws the bill payable to his own Del i% and endorses It.
the Bank would say upon ilstounting the bin, there are the -
statues of two solvent persons in 1.0,,00ti upon tie bin, N.s.k and
Cobb, and they have a Correspond. ot at Banbury, whose statue
is also on the bill. 'lke prisoner hell out to the Bank tile secu-
rity of a third person, who does not esist. Can it be said, that
this is pot an imposition nn the person velm takes the Let l'hen,
as to the intention of the party who 0 spsoes of it, it is Isalt
enough that the prisoner Intruded to pay the hill when due; the
totem toacquire a credit which ad ant brines to timbal ketosis's/is
and arises out of the traniamion itself. His intention to rake op
tie bill depended oh Lis own, or Cobh' solvency. The fraud coo-
sisted in has holding out a further and false security."
'1 he Jury retired for a few minutes, and found the prisoner
Guilty, but recommended him to mercy, and in this reassume*-
" dation the Bank concurred ; and his Royal Higheem the Pr nee
Regent has beea graciously pleased to put .he I [isomer a free
eardon.
The law, in this case, as laid down by Mr B won Crahlilni has
received the raytion of the tvre:ve Judges, in various instanees..
ROBERT BEST, Secretary.

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