Star.
London, England, 1806-05-03 00:00:00

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CAUTION 70 PRkSS GANGS.

LIVERPOOL QUARTER SESSIONS.
ENE RING 1., Li...nisch, J. SHERMAN, AND! CONNOR.
I This vat an indiftnent againtl the three perfons
ali, ye mentioned, charging them with !hitt-sully and
I - forcibly breaking into the dwelling-houfe of John
Harr ifon and of i,. olently beating, wounding, and
II airanhing him in lies own premifes.
tcThis caufe recited unutual intereft ; and muff be
onfldered as of peculiar importance to tnatitime
'.tees, as it involves the quellitin, whether a inch.
mg, in the elerrife of their duty, have a legal
right to make forcible entry into a dwelling-houfc for
t e• noirpnfe of difcovering concealed (cameo?
Mr. PARR opened the cafe en the part of the pro-
fecution After Come prefatnry remarks on the um-
,' ittant nature of the duty he had undertaken, and
t‘le moniktitotis confequenees which the decifinn of
tiiis day might eventually involve, he declared it as
his opinion, that the tight of petfonal. liberty was a
privilege of loch importance, that without it all other
rights are nugatray, and all other human enjoyments
entirely valuelers ; not, he laid, that Calle (petits of
liberty which had fpread defnlation through the fairefl
provinces of Europe, and teemed to cunfill in the
tight of every man, however depraved, to do as he
pleated. but that moderate and meafured liberty
which fubmit s to the reft-aints of virtue and the laws,
a id is compatible with the order and welfare of In.
wriety. In ibis country, however, this right to pi.
Tonal liberty admitted of leveret legal infiingementr,
and attiring !betell was the piaGice of impreffing
femme,. Int his Majelly's navy. However much, he
f,id, this prattice may be deplored, as repugnant to
the genuine feeling of liberty, and battik to the fpi-
lit of the lltitifh Conllitution, it was now become
certain, that without it our maritime fuperiority
timid not be maintained, and without that, not one
of the bletlings we at prefent enjoy could for a ma-
mma be fecuresi. The good of the whole theiefore
clearly demanded a partial fortifier. But as this
Rice (jnflitied by neeeffity al•me) is of itfelf tutfi•
ftl-11htly ungrateful to the genera; feeling, particular
re Mould be taken that it may not be aggravated
are
tinneceffary inflances of feverity or opptellion.—
the cafe heftwe the Corset, he maintained that the
manner in which the undifputed privilege of his Ma-
jdly had been exercifed, was illegal, oppreffive, and
gruel ; and he lamented that the forcible entry into
the holt& of the Profecutor, had been made under
e authority of the law, as fuppofed to hare bean
id down in s late cafe at the Lancafter Misc..—
r. Peat grennully combated this dochine, which
e conceived could not have been rightly underitood;
d denied that there ever exiled any law, writtenr
unwritten which would warrant a prefsgang, or
y other pekons whonsfoever, to enter in the night,
1 rin the day, with force of arms, into the peaceful
abitation of sexy the areantfl of his Majefly'e fub-
jeßs, few the prof-pole of 'imprefang (camera known tp
be there concealed ; much lefs, as in the preens
cafe,on a bare folpicion. He elerfed his addrefs with
a well grounded hope, thee the verdia of the Jury
would be lash as was corifigent with the junket of the
cafe, and finally conducive to promote the belt law
lefts of the country.
's It was then clearly proved by [teamt witneffes,
that on thi night fisted in the Mdielment, the Wen;
abovem :vairithedforofrenotaltearre,lfileftam
in
loordthere
tlomonicf.ercohf the
r
a Inman of the name of Bell,' whom they fuppofed
in be dime concealed. The door being fattened,
they demanded entrance, which being refufad, they
knocked
\ctheiewindows
windows, got
in a theiit nn
tintriatmheli7umlea,aear d
They *inlety found c Otis
dtheocupr, Harrifun,
the feaman, who is now on board a (hip
of
oar.
The' Defendanti did not fct up any general de-
• fence, lint Captain Cumherland was called on the
part of the Defendant Clentifon, to whom he gave
a moll excellent eharatler.
The Recommit, in a very able and impartial man-
ner, then gave his opinion of the law, in which he
• acceded to the fractal propofitions before fisted •,
and the Jury pronounced a Verdi& of Guilty aping
• the Defendants.
---,ma—
, ' tiFeLta AND H.SPEINISS.—" A found mind in a
: (• found body, is a (hurt but full defcription of a happy
Rate in this world : he that has there has little more
• to wigs for, and he with wants either, will be little
the better for any thing cite." We have not the te-
' inerity to attempt the refutation of an opinion advan-
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curl by one of our profoundeft phile'fophers (Locke) ;
but, without conning the feverity of criticifm, we
may ob(erve, that at the period in which his elaborate
treatife on education was written, the ~ Guide to
Health" was not in exigence ; nor had the Country
been bletTed with the difcovery of the Cordial Balm
. 'of Gilead.
In merchant veffels, where the complement of men
do not allow the attendance of a medical man, and
where flight accidents daily occur, which from fah
4 frovifions and conftitutional bad habits degenerate
into foul ulcers, we have no befit:dim in recommend-
) itit.g,A.tl ',ve medicine,
Paa r y
i'cil iPm ghatehnitAl
y lrer
n tificorublu ln healing lo
ie Drofoeasach n al-
terative
$ conditional fore,. In eruptive Wee, glandular ob
. ftruelians, or irritation of the gomach from excels of
' -'"'" Age, no medicine is better calculated than ad', Anti•
i feorbutie, and is worthy the attention of thole villt•
Ning warm climates. It is necelfttry to alk for the
a''PATstrE ANTISCoRRVTiC Denys," with the King's
ilinty printed in black ink inflead of red ink, fold as
efual at the Difpenfary. No. 15, Soho•fquare, ia
bottles of se. 6d.
sof. and 11. as. duty included.
BIR
THS.
In Cower-ftreet, the Lady Girlie Rev. hip William Jooes, of
• fen.
The Lady of H. R Baker, Eh. of Stanard Grove, aunty Cork
I . of et fon and heir.
Lately, of a daughter, tie Lady of James Pipon, Efq. IN puty
Comm:flier General.
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MARRIED.
On Thorfday, at St. Michael's Church, Each, by the Rev Dr.
PhlUott, B. Letrthortic, Efq. of Deans Lease, Dorkt, to Lady
triter, of Bath.
On Wednenfay, at the ratlllt Church of St. Giles, Mr. Stephen
Morgan, of Archangat, merchant. to MK@ Elizabeth agnilter,
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daughter of Mr. Jahn B.,nriller, of Gower area, Bedford Auste.

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DIFD
to the EA Indies, or the &NA Eitablithment, Licilt. Gorge
R.*tre,?on of Mr. Wm. gado*, t:ohlfeulth. Meet need.
At Newington Houle. na the eth ult. a:14.1111113 WI. EA. of
lf*tMlt.furgrnn in Edln!ter;.h.
at W. feat at I.r.tou Egct:crn, LI. M. P.
'a las :mut, a Chester.

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