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London, England, 1802-09-01 00:00:00

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COURT OF REQyESTS, AUG. 3t.
DOYLE D. OARS SISIND TN* 4111011410 T•
The plaintiff hid been employed. as a printer by
Mr. Garnerin force time previous to the 3d of
June laft, on the recommendation of a Mr. Car-
bery: '.This Gentleman provedi that Mr. Game-
rin and his interpreter, a Mr. Errington,..called
on le plaintiff on the ad of June, and haviog
livered tickets of admiffion to the place of ate"!
Pion in Lord's Cricket-found 20 his fon, two
Dlt
. prentices, and other workmen,- requed
Boyle's affinance in the preparations and regula-
tions which were neceffary to be made on the
morning Mr. Gatneriu had fixed to go up hi:*
balloon. Mr. Garnerin, however. did not go kip
that day; and hand bills, noting .his &term!•
nation n -
Clot to afeend, were prin by Boyle, lusi
dittributee as early as ten o'clock. .At twelve Mr,
Goneria left the Cricket ground, leaving the bat:
loon, vitriolic bottles, and other apparatus, under
the proteOion of the Police and Military. Tbefe
guardians, however, did not remain long on the
fpot ; and foon after three o'clock, .Boyle found
the, paling brokedown in various dire&tions ; and
the mak breaking in on the property left to his
charge. which confined of the vitriolic bottles, Etc.
the balloon itfelf having been removed to Marl.
hovotigh-Orcet. The plaintiff then applied to tome
Police con&ables, who were in an adjoining pub-
lic houfe, to give their affinancein repellig the
mob. Some of the performs employed in this bufi-
nets belonged to the Patrols of Bow-Rreet ,aed
Worfhip-itteet, and informed Mr.-litayle that they
could pot remain any longer fr_om their Rations
than (even o'clock. The ebtiff conceiving him- ,
frif aging as Mr. Garnerin's agent, contented to
let each of the .men who bad Jilted in prote-
in g the property, have a thillines worth •of
bread and cheek and porter. When the plaintiff
gave in his bill for pnnting, the publican's cheer
was not included in it ; but when th:illrnetis
ws
prefented, Mr. Garnerin,from tome • 'mete.
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tation of the interpreter orethe bill, andthrew it
, at the plaintiff's feet. Boyle farthc timed. that
be undo rflood the-interpreter fag. to one of his
• workmen...! Your Mailer has charged 200 bills
. . for every as bills be printed I" To difprove this
Boyle brought four of his men to the Public Of-
See, Marlborough-greet,to make davits to the
of the' bill. The ilia* demanded 'by the
landlord for bread and cheefe and porter, was al.
as. tod. which Boyle paid. In order to recover
• foinething, he -reduced the bill to ti. 145. sod. and
fmnieesed Me. Garnerin to this Court The jut
tices were folly of opinion that Mr. Boyle was en.;
Aged to his demand; but Carbery, who appeared,
Mr. Garnerin, entreated the indulgence of the
Court for a fiknighl, until the. return of Erring-:
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-lon, the interpreter, from Brighton. This the'
rt was Willing to allow • but though both
&Pie and Carbery mfe the matter to a Gen-.
demo, his &orlon. waasiaeit complied with. The.
Court then found Boyle entitled to the amount of
h (ammo= but as the debt was above 4os. he'
bid liberty to withdraw his complaint, and =en
bMs aaion in the Court of Ries amak,if
etofe. Here this mighty matmtrefts .ke the,
pant.
Guttunaw,..—Ye&etday the fame nun. men-.
Motioned in oar paper* of Monday, was brought
up for re-examination, before Aldermen Sir Joins
ANDERSON and BOYDERLp upon feveral 'charges
of fraud, in obtaining property from various
traddmen, upon falfe pretences. Several perfons
appeared againft him ; but as the evidence is ea
pate, and precifely that which has been fo fro
quently condemned by the Judges, we forbear to
report it, as the whole will come ODE on his trial.
MANSION Housa.--Yelierday the Supercargo
of the brig Adventure was finally examined, and
committed to %mime for trial at the =filing Ad.
stinky Seffions. •
Snsowai..—Yefterday Sarah Mfr and Mary
Wrigglekverik were examined on acharge of robbing
a tailor of ish and, his watch, in Old Gravel.lane,
a few nights finte. They were remanded for mow
ther hearing.
Worrscuarst.—Yefterday a black sin was
examined a fecond time, on a charge of rofrb4
a foreign roman of his watch, and was commit
for trial. -
yams: Davis was -charged with two :Saints; one
on a wiSman and another oti•the connable. who
was conduaing him to prifoo oo Monday night;
He was detained on both affanks, until he flsolki
find bail to anfwer for hir conduit at the (ZEarekel
Sefficms.
Union Hait.—Yellerday now Mee, ad-
vertifed for Come weeks pan, as being one of the
.ay apprentices who abfconded from their md. I
eon when the mifguided fhipwrights ftruch work
at the leveret private yards, was brought up by
Mi 4; one of the officers aitending.this Ace, and
chalked by Mr. Trufitt, his mailer, with fo ab.
fconding. He could not deny-the shame, but fail
he thought he was right in doing what other peo.
pie had done, and that ht had returned to his work
as Coon as the men and the matters had agreed.--
'fhis Mr. Trifitt admitted, but raid that he had
refofed to employ him until his condua was ex
plaited before the Ma ''orates. and partiesl:2
how be was rupparted during his abreact.
parties accepted, tbe mediation of the giflrates
the young man was dinned - returnMa -his work,
and the to ,
'A number of '
at the hinnies
brokers. Mr. '
port the informations
pleaded guilty,
ed peaky of
mediately.
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