Star.
London, England, 1806-02-18 00:00:00

tHATFILLD V. DOMBELL.

This was an adion for work and labour, and upon
a bill of exchange.
Mr. Gait ROW fisted, that the Plaintiff *as a re-
fpeelable carpenter, and the Defendant a gentleman,
who was under the needlity of taking up his refidence
in St. George's Fields, otherwife the King's Bench
prifon ; but, from fubfequent proceedings in the
Court of Chancery, he had obtained a very con.
fiderable property. He had employed the Plaintiff,
among other matters, to snake a pump for the Earl
of Stanhope, which he called the wonderful pump;
and alfo repairing the Defendant's dwelling.houfe,
amounting to 301. The bill of exchange in quellion,
WAS for 251. which alfo remained unpaid.
The neceffary proofs being gone into, a Verdidt
was found for the Plaintiff.

Till KIIO V. JOHN BRITT, °TURIN/In BLITT.
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The Defendant in this cafe, who was tried the Sit-
tings after laft Term for perjury, and acquitted upon
a point of law, as mentioned atlarge in a former
paper, wa► brought up upon a frefh indidment, and
no perfon appearing on the part of the profecution,
he was accordingly acquitted.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
There Seffions commenced yefierday, when lamer
and A'sese jaws were indicted for receiving a
quantity of ftolets muffs, tippets, &c. the property of
Mr. Cook. It appearsd that the property in quation
was lent in November, by the Glouceller waggor,
direited to Mr. Allgood, farrier in that tows. The
waggon was robbed on the road of the above goods.
Informatim having been received that Rolm goods
of another dcfcription were concealed in the apart-
ments of the prifoners in Duke•ftreet, Bloomthury,
officers from Bow-tireet, repaired thither, where, in.
(lead of the property they were looking for, they
found the above goods. The property could not be
pnfitive/y identified by Mr. Cooks, and the Chairman
was wader the need:Sty of directing an acquittal.
joba Pallas, an accomplice, was indii3ed,pro prose,
*s being connected with the other prifoners, and he
was alto difcharged.
The Chairman remarked that an admonition to
the prifoners on their conclud would be nfelefs as they
were well known cluiraCters. He, however, lamented
that the prefent cafe was not clear enough againft
them for the public to get rid of them

LONDON SESSIONS.
Yefterday the London Seffions opened a: Guild-
hall, before the Loan MAYOR, Alderman NAWN MN,
Sir &woe WArsom, the RECORDER, &c. Sm. After
fwearing in the Juries, only one &Wank was tried.
Lau*, a conftable, and Petrerr, watchman, here
indidted tor affaulting and falfely imprifoning Wil-
liam Haman, a patrole from Bow-itreet office.
Several witneffes were called to fubftantiate this
charge, but it appeared that the profecutor had been
attempting to force himfelf into a public houfe in
Chancery Lane, in November left, at a late hour,
and was obftruOed by the watchman, who was on his
duty. 4 The Jury acquitted both the defendants.

Disarms Acr.—The returns niade to Parliament
of the number of men railed under the AR of the
44th of the King, for the defence of the realm, afford
the.' following general refult, viz.
Number enlitted from the commencement of this Ad
to the 312 January, In England, 'Maud, and Seotland,
by rad& °Seers 7.521
Ditto, by Regimental Officers 3.518
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Total number ralfed 21,043
But after defuding tbofc difcharged, dead, and de-
fet ted, it ajpeears that the number of effective men at
the date ot the lilt returns, was only 8,712, of whom
3,498 had volunteered for general ferric%
Kinet's T .—The new Heroic Ballet of To.
Needs*. , .ud Bajacet was performed for the (cooled time
no Saturday evening. The /mule was molt fplendid.
The fame of the Ballet attrafted a numerous company
'to the pit and bores.—The battle with which it opens,
and the defiling of the troops at the end of the first
ad, are highly pitchnefque and impreffive. The
dancing was uncommonly fine.—Among the bril-
liant Circle we noticed the following :
The Prince of Wale*, Dukes of Kent and Cambridge, Duelers
of York, Duebefs of Gordon, Duke of Monitore, Duke and Du
chefs of Bedford, Marquis and Mareblooefs of Wlnehelter, Lord
N'inebilfea, lady Wm. Ruffen, Lord and Lady Darnley, Mar-
(Moneta of Salisbury, Duke of Odeon*. Lord Fik, &c. kc.
The Park, on Sunday, was full of company. The
Poomenade was crowded with quell eked Beau: and
Mkt, until " the pelting of the pitilefs rain" made
them fly for (better in every direetion. The ride was
not fo full of equeftrians as ufual l aniongft them
were—

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland; the Marquiffes
of Alscreorn, !Indian, Woreciter. and Douglas; the Earls of Cow-
per, Barrymore, and Weft mureland ; Lords Vircount Crossley, Ce-
lerity, and Willoughby de Broke.
Among the carriages, we noticed thofe of
The Princes Charlotte of Wales the Ducheff,i of Devonfhire,
Gordon. Bedford, RePon, St. Alban's, and Montyte ; the Mar.
enontres of Hcadfort, Wellefiry, Lanfdown, Dowehlre, Bark-
ingham, Donegal, and Stafthrd; the Counteffes of Harrington,
Aberdeen, Camden, Sef'on, Barrymore, and Cork ; the Vileoun-
tele s Crentatete, Cranky, Caftleretigh, Sudley, and Cur:on.
Sir R. BUXTON and Mr. Bow a, were driving their
phaetons and four.

•.••••. • • M
On TscQay the r tth Feb. at herA. bade, Qeen Rivet, Edin•
burgh, the Right Hnn the Contuefs of I.oudun and Moira, was
fafely delivered of a daughter.
On the 13th inftant, at Pimlico, the Lady of I.itutenant Colo-
nel Elliot, of a fat.

Oa Suuday k'nnilht, the Lady of Sir Henry (hoodoo, Bart. of
Broome, Kent, of a davettar.

MARRIED.
On Wednefday, the nth inf. Captain Galati& of the 90th Re-
girnent, to Mita Greedy, of Link Hampton, Sulks.
On Friday. at Upper I/cal Church. Mr. Mark Madden. Puffer
in the Royal Navy, to Mifs Allen, of Upper Deal.