Star.
London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

&Y ON THE DEATH OF THOMAS M'CORMICK,
LATE OF DROMORE, STUN LCUTIER.

'I he clock Arts* Enos—. Did ran; the NA,
That every mora, in yonder Ample,
irons each adjaccot hill and dell.
Calls to their work the labuiring people.
Witht, time! feven.—sgnin the lo 11,
deeper tone, by Did was taird.
bast wss tb pling knell,
Lamented Tswana. now it knoli'd.
Mehl Isom A S Inns
Simi old Voodoo r thy Tots regret,
lage,ious, ready. naive, lieunsg,
fly Minim Wichita's item coold'it let.
•Itld Wan' require a skittle but
To built her from the winery (torte
Or Wealth • reds:rats ccdumo cut
Eapady both thou eaddlt perform.
Zen to Me Saperr's sm. 'Ms Lid,
Thy towering swim rometimes role
And sum a Pristtas o'er the dead
7;byeliliers graphia manse& lima
ast isms imam the Gloat err*
Where oft thy bury day was pared,
roxthe Tombituner leered plane.
tdo, art gum to rail at irk!
Aar, fare, ungratefol were the Mufe
' Vim marled thy merit many a day,
Ellteto ia would an.. refute
'fie Sight Memorial of—a Lay.
• 'lke Muse of the Smooth

LAW airiLLIGENCE.

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COURT OF KINOI BENCH, NOV. st.
Gilbert and Matthew Prieft were brought up
plead to the charges in the indiSments preferred
'''...llBens (or perjury. at the late Middlefex elec-
dsarging them with giving vote, in favour of
. deducts Bdrclett, under Calk names, they not por-
taging any freeholds iovefting them w.th the eleaive
Having pleaded not guilty, they were it-
Mended, and notice of trial was given them at the
after the indent term.
as CISO sta siettiaD COltIllINGOAK•
This was on a tate of yol. claimed on the Defeo-
aed couftrosed by the iltiatter &faun-, but
to the opinion of the G:uir, on a cafe which
on note to be argued. I; meccas ed that Come
mines belonging to ule Defendant were included
she general which are not affeffabk. flute to the pour.
Lard Esa.ssis9aouou—" The rate in this cafe
4 be maillsed I the proper apportionment does
appear upon the cafe, and no asatetials arc fur
by which its accuracy can be afcertained."
• 110ra1Na W. GIBSON.
This was an Aaiun brought to recover a funs of
tol. &chops the Defendant tu the Plaintiff.
The Defendant had engaged by cnntraa to fur-
'• the Plaintiff with a certain quantity of oil at a
rd prier:. The market Foie, and the Defendant
refufed to fulfil his coeuraa. The Plaintiff therefore
hirottestiis aiftion for the loft he had &Rained in
sesfequeace of this refidal.
valid for the Plaintiff—damages zoo/

sirricaurrou er. ALVES-
niS was an alio° brought to recover 01. the
sessuat of a bill of eichaage. It was at firft drawn
as a mete matter of accommodation. The Defeo-
Ifantiseeasne baskrapt, and a coafideration for the
bill awned after the bankruptcy. The quellion
waftwisetlaar the Defeudaat in this cafe ought to pay ?
Verdi@ Its the Piaiatiff, tBL with intered.
MAIM V. CALL?.
allitai was brought by the Plaintiff, a widow,
ageing the Dekadare, for Adebt of tosl. The De.
kadaat pleaded lbw be had entered ioco an agree-
mast with biscretfiturs to pay them ten billings in
the pooled. The Plaintiff bad ant given any fpecifie
mem to this, bet bad accepted a dividend along
wits the tea. The quehioa *as, whether this alone
Weld biad her to the avement?
Vtistiit for the Plaintiff. tog!.
AISIONEES of H iIITSI•G V. MAY.
Before the houk r.f liar.fing and Co. had be-
come bankrupts, they had vatted into a contra@
• .h Mr.. May o take up the notes which they were
iifite, in cordidetation of a kin of money which
paid him, for that purpofe, Mr. May confider-
J,g the contra@ as tSffolved by their bankruptcy,
;made an affidavit that :he balartee was in his favour,
and moved that the deed fhould he delivered tip to
be cancelled. This the aagnees refufeJ. becauk
the died wet the only finality they had for the per-
formance of any dart of the contra@ The Court
firmed to be of opinion that the deed &add not be
rarneelled. but iu cafe Mr. May was aggrieved he
Maid obtain ju rice in an Aaiun by tlatiag particulars-
Drewry o. &antrum.
This *llion had btcn tried bdure Lord Euummo-
aosrcn at the lati talLaes. It was brought 'lgraine
the ht.eiiff of W.lt, fir a bad return to a writ of ex
mutior ifftsed againd the effeas of the Earl of As un-
dei fur a debt of about twc thimfand founds, due
from hi. Lordatip to the Plaintiff.
It appeared tires the rep rt, as read br the Judge,
that Lady Arundel had, for a valuable conlidet-
ati Ja, bought the plate in his Lot Jfit.p's houfe. which
formed it front the erciiturs, and a deed had been
draws up In: that put pole. When the Sheriff exe-
cuted the writ above M. I tinned, he thought hinafelf
precluded from o .dulli:11 with the plate. He there-
fore only Write ! tool. under the writ, And nt-de a re-
tort, Lille Bata as to the tel. The qutftion for the
jury was. whether the tianfaltiun between Lord and
dy Atundcl res...ive to the plate, was a fair pur-
chafe by her Ladyfleip, or only a trick to defraud
the creditors.'--The Jury found a verdiel for the
Plaintiff, fubjea in the opinion of the C- ore.
Mr. GA stow rife, in order to et ntend fur the jut
tire and r-.;:,naid.riefs of the verdift, when Lord
Etaaarmautte.4 listed that be had to go to Guild-
ball, and the cafe eunfequently flood over fur argu-
ment to another opporturity.

family difputes, and was referred to Mr. Lowton,
who had awarded a frim of money to be paid by the
Defendant, which, in reality, he was unable, from
various Wks, to comply with. He was very willing
t't gn again before Mr. Low ton, trod bring evidence
of his inability.
The affidavit of Goodman Solomon, the Defen-
dant, was then read. It Hated that, trom his mo-
ther's violence of temper and had conduct, his father,
Henry Solomon, was obliged to leave the country,
and now refides at Hamburgh ; that while he was
here, fire was continually haraffing him and Defeat.
dant with warrants fiom the Police Office, under
which they were trequet,tly &netted and thrown into
prifon, and at lad his aged father was driven to the
neceftity of feeling peace and quietnefs in a foreign
land. That he and his father had entered into a
bond to allow her one guinea per week, as long as
the fhould nut molell or dilltub them, which was re.
gularly paid until they conceived the had broken the
comma, and forfeited that allowance, by commenc-
ing a fecund profecution, pending the fiat. The
matter was offered, on his part, to be left to the vef-
try of the Synagogue of the fociety to which they be-
longed, which was the ufnal way of terminating fa-
mily difpotes in that tribe. The fecund indiament
was referred to Mr. Lowton, who awarded, that the
Defendant thould pay 301. to his mother, for furni-
ture of which he had pottered hirnfelf, and a further
lons of 44,1. udd, in three feveral payments; alto, an
allowance of one guinea per week during her life ;
that, through idles by fire, and various other mis-
fortunes, lie was rendered wholly unable to pay this
funs, and was obliged to fell all his hock in trade and
furniture to pay bus jail and lawful debts. He fur-
ther hated, that, had his witneffes been elarnined, it
would have appeared that his mother was a woman
of a moll furious and unhappy temper. and that he
was by no means adequate to pay her that or any
other turn.
The affidavit of Elizabeth Solomon, the Prorates-
trig, was then read : the hated that the original dif-
pates urge by her fon Goodrnan's infifling on bring-
ing home his wife, whom belied lately married, and
the, thinhing young married people better to live by
themfilves, refitted it ; that when the applied for the,
guinea per week, the was ten only anted, but beat,
aiffaulteds and abufed, in a virulent and cruel man-
'ner. That the Defendant refilled in itemary-lane,
where be cut sic4l on a very good tra as a. (aid-
=her, and tranfaited bufinefs in partneri:hip with
his father at Hamborgh ; and that he was well able
to pay her allowance. That he had lately had a
public auction of all his property, cad, among the
yea, fold louse of her furniture and wearing apparel;
and when Ihe applied for her bed, his wife refuted to
give it op until Ile ffionld lie in. That when he was ap-
plied to pay the award, he felucca fu to do, and threw
it on the gtou..d wtth great violence and contempt.
Mr. HOLIOYD then ohlerved, that the Defendant
had alto applied to the Court to fet afide the award
as imptoper, *Lich motion was refuted with coils.
Lord LLLLL osouca—" I think there is a confi-
&table deal of contumacy in this Defendant's con-
duit ; be has by no means a proper feelirg on the
fubjea ; nor dues it appear that any thing can he left
to his lenfe of propriety, or of his feeling or huma-
nity towards his mother. Nothing but compultion
bring him to a title feirfe of his duty ; let him
therefore be committed to Newgate, and brought up
nest term."

Hannah, the wifeoflno.Wilkinfon,ofliolbeck.near
Leeds,. lothier, having died very ftiddenly on Mon-
day fennight, theCuroner fummoned a Joey onWcsi•
nelday, but the profational examimition of the body
not having been completed, the Jury adjourned till
the following day, when, after a patient invelligation
of all the circumllanc,s, tehy root lied a vet diet of
Wilful Murder againit John Wilkinfon, the huiliand
lathe deceafed, who Hands committed to take his
Iri,l the nest alio,.
Yeflerdas the following melee/tors were executed
in the Old Bailey, purl-team to their lenience, viz.—
J3lt Lloyd, Its ut,ering as true a Bank of England
note, knowing the fame to be forged, with intent to
defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of
England; Julia &own Prentice. alias Brown, for
is ofe-Pealing; and Thomas Webb, alias Deere, for
l a &OUT offence.
A very unfoitnnate accident betel Mr. Tessa, of
Leadenhall-market, on Monday tall. On his return
from hunting on Epping Foretl, it ii lOpprifed the
animal on Which he rode ran away with him, and
threw him with loch •inlence age:lntl a tire, that he
fell (colder& on the ground. Two draymen, who law i
TYLta not two minutes before the accident, and
astUing him off the hosfe, went in larch of him,
when they found him weltering in his blood, appa-
rently dead; and the tree natal which he had been
footed, was much fprinkled with blood. The men
tonk the unfortunate Cattleman to Chingford green.
olive he had the beoctit of medical elEttance. Mr.
Tr ties brotl,tr hapo.ord, the fame evening, to be
iii the neighbouthoed, and heatirg 'hat a gentleman
of his name had met v ith a very slatting accident,
went to fee him, and Lund it was his brother. He
rode immediately to toun, and !coupes, viith Mr.
BLIZARD to Chingford, when they frond Mi.-Vet be
in the fame torpid Hate in which he had b: en left.—
Mr BLIZA an, iiiiesamining the wound, gave very little
hopes of his recovery. The operation of trepanning
was, however, performed, and Mr. TYLEIL is Hid
alive, but h is never been able to fpcat ; net: does he
know any of his flieticit, who list: entirely given
tip all hopes of hi. recovery. Mrs. Twit ais f ir.ad-
vanced in pregnancy, and has been confined to her
bed ever lincc the heard of the fatal accident.
On the night of Monday. the sth 1f November, the
town of Cheadle, in Stallorefinte, was alainied by
the try of fire, oceatloned by tile fall of a (Icy rocket
upon tire inatch tool. of a liable, belonging to the
THE 1.50 V. GOODMAN 11111.051011. Royal Oak ; N 2 few minutes the whole roof, flay
feet lot.g, was in flan:es ; and in a very limit time
Mr. HOLIIIVO moved for the jiationeat of the
another building, of the fame length, had its roof
Cour, 'loon the DdendAnt, won, ric 141 J, w•s tri-
Alfn thatch) in the lane hate ; elation was for
fling wlth the award mad,: 1.1 this cattle, and kept the
out a „juin iii•ine time partied by confirmation, heightened by the
IS oecittiii, who v.ts his mother,
repi rt that large quantity of gunriwder was in the
nflowance which Lad liten av:ati.lcd her, and out of
Cre bat on being told, that the
;J' her furnitur. which the was to have had fir m building now
powder sea. in I ,: adjnsnn- building, and which was
her: ;he nut even allow her a bed to lie n ;
and, Cu v
ac be not to obey ti,e awat .h.„ only jug taking tale, leer ti pele at a re: y great
and was , att., rufhed in And brought it out. From this met-
tle had f Id off all his pt pect,
men', the molt aftive exertions ever beheld on a like
ring to Monism gli, fur the very Furore of defeat-
cccalson took place, and t!-.e peo„.refs of the flames
tor the efral of it.
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