Star.
London, England, 1806-12-01 00:00:00

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LAW INTELLIGEACE.

COURT Or RING'S BENCH, NOV. se.
anvewast tl5.
Mr. Celine/ moved far a Mandamus to R. C.
Efq. one of the jullices of the Peace for the I
County of Surrey, to receive an information made
before him, and proceed to hear and adjudicate the
fame. No imputation of blame attached to the Ma-
gill:ite ; the Mandamus was only to diteel him in
the eaercife of hi. office. The information was laid
on the 39 Gen. 3. e. 7. " for more tartly fuppreffing
fricieties meeting for treafonable porpofes," whereby
it is enaled, that if any pylon firsll print any book
or paper, Sm. to be difperfed or pnblithert, whether
the fame is to ha fold or given away, the name
of the printer, his place of abode, &e. Mall be print-
ed on one part of the laft Sleet, &c. and every per-
fon omitting to print Inch name, kc. and every perfon
rinirlifking or diftributing loch paper, &c. or tailing
rn dilperfing the fame, either gratis or foe cnone:-,
without the name, Ste. ball, for every copy io dif
perfed, pay 301. to be recovered, Sm. one moiety to
the informer. The information was exhibited by a
Mr. Bleeze, and fitted that s paper was dißtibuted,
and one given to him, in the prefence of fevers, per.
font, by one-H. Bolton, as follows s " Mr. J. Bleerst
tater notice I hereby sears yea not to come on any of
my manors at Leatherhead and other plaerrs,(tranwegl
them), or elfewhere, in the County of Surrey, qa
any pretence whatfocver. Signed H. Bolton." This
paper having no printer's name attached to it, •tilo.
the groond of the inforinatitio ; but the Magigkilreil
thought it act within the aft. end would not teceivek.
Sir lirdikatTvGipas would now have (Owed cede
bit the cc would not hear him at this time, as it
would be inn di die titular bufinels of the
entlete•,; OM" ed
lowd Ittaihnilweldtront O of Inilidir* faid, it was
a paper addrefTed to an Individual, and did not op
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be intkriXd.for.difper.fion : but he thouldinut
sde withrut I jays/Emote into the aft.
111110171caei Gidas Paid the, was his cafe, and his
Loeslibip had, in fa& (hewn caufe foe him; but a
Rile to thew califs wu nevertheltb granted.
. • V• '• ammrstews reamers.
. On a motion to difchargy a Defendant upon filing
. Coninsun bail, he being a foldier, and the debt under
tiof. it appeared that the Defendant was a fifer, at-
tached to a volunteer corps, acid was &Refit& and
received par. The ChM/ of the Mutiny AA which
prose is folding' tin arreß in the above cafes, corn,
pains the words, es every palms who !ball be lilted,
fhatl be exempt froln erred, fee" By Rat. 44 Gco.
Fitters, DrUrnelerti.lerjeants, Ite. attached to
Volunteer Corps, and receiving pay, are rendered fob
lea to the Mutiny An.
Mr. Bowes contended. that the Defendant was.
khercftlx• milled 40 the becefit of being privileged
from aired, in the cafes above-mentioned.
Mr. Bust .vowwas heard on the other fide.
r • 3,,0rd Ettbssammucia, Chief Jultice, raid, Thar
the clanfa making the Ettfeh'dent fobire to the Mu •
tiny AA, was only with refpee to difoipline. 'I he
Defendant was ant Co lifted as required by the Ma.
tiny AR, that is filled by receiving money for enter•
jai- Kole discharged.
O O. USA Melia leglealloir.
Mr. Tor vino armed cadre again ft a Rule obtained
by Mr. EfpinaLle ht this cafe, direAing the Sheriff to
• pry over to the Defendant the amount of the execu-
tion itucd by the Plaiatri.
It appeared. that Mrs. Gensler. the Plaintiff, be-
came acqbainted with the Defendant in Gloucetler•
bore. where fie aged as a covernefs, in a private
&may t and being pleated with her fitsvity of man-
ner% Ilse pmpofed to lend her actg. Bank Annuities,
to let up a fehonl for young Ladies, in London, to he
replaced in three years. houfe was accordingly
tatlt•m near Pentland place, where the Plaintiff dieted
and lodged with the Defendant ; and they afterwards
scasoved ip Nottingham place, where the Defendant
furnifked4he hook from top to bottom, and paid r Sol.
yearly tent. The Plaintiff Coon a(tek chi-covering,
-ttit the bond for soot. vii not doted. repriced to
advance a further tom of foul. and to take a froth
tlecuri ; ibis was acqnicked in on the past of the
Defendant, but indeed of a bond, a warrant of
attorhey war executed, and immediately after. exe-
cution was dined, and her goods fold under it to that
amount. The Rule. therefore, was obtained, upon
die grounds of her beim/. a Amor revert, with the
knowledge of the Plaintiff, and that the poser of
attorney was obtained under a mikonception, the
Defendant undetflandino. that it was to be upon the
fame terms as the origiinil hoed for vol.
Mr. Tama°, on the other hand, cootended, that
in as nutch as the Defendant's hatband had been at
tainted of High Trealon in Ireland, and was now re-'
Lident in France, the pica of mimeo meter could not
avail her in the prefent cafe. His athdav its silo Rated,
that the had been guilty of many extreveganeies, to
as in render herfilf Antal infolvent l and alio, that
.rot only the Attorney, bet leveret other per fons were
prefent whet; the executed the warrant, and be was'
pet tettly await of the nature oh it.
The Court, however, were of opinion, that although
this rule could not be futlained on the ground of the
Defendant's bei..g a forms court, yet, there was fur-
ficiett! upon the face of the cafe to friti.fy them, that
the potter of attorney was executed through a turf
nancee.ton. and therefore the rule was made abli.luie.
Tien /MG e THOMAS CaLLow•r.
Mr. )aiers ptivaid the judgment of the Cnutt
upon the Defendant? He flatted that when the De-
feudant had been hilt before their Lordlbips, he had
fdd, that if mercy °mulct lie extended to him he
would make important direoveriess which lit had not
dime.
Mr. Jolliet Guist then proceeded !opal's lenience
on the Defenslanf. He &dimd that he had been ,
fund pithy of a foul fi and, tat ender your ing to pro.
clue for a peif n named Edward SlCPhtlifoll a 11.1.1
ttbion•from hieing impreffeJ, by (wearing that Ste•
plicidon was above ffty-i ae years of age. .'lris was
lih.ll atrocious and abarninibir drreiition. and if it
was fi der ed to be carried on, it ...mild tend, in a great
degree, to break di•srn and defiril the nary,
re.ol,,illsort, .d the Connttr, v..t prevent men fr.lll
inorettim.friim the impref, who were entitled to Itch
immsnnsie►b she law of the 1 Ind. The acute cool-
initiel by the thlen.lant was little thort if sit alt f
t•reafon aasiaa the State, ,chat tire ori iim..ance,
the prefect war woe taken into conedetati rt. at d
shell it was notorious how much the Empire skitex;•