Star.
London, England, 1807-11-05 00:00:00

EUBLIN, OCTOBER 31.

A numerous and refpedable Bench of Magiftrates
met at the County Court Houfe, Clonroel, on Mon-
day lalt, to take into confederation the (late of the
County, when it was refolved for the p►efent to try
the drat of that co operation from Government,
which is repurted to have produced the molt benefi-
cial effeas, in reftoring the tranquillity of the county
of Limerick.

An Englift% Gentleman was picked up on Tuefday
night by a lireet walker, and brought to a houfc in
Drury lane, where he was knocked down by Come
fellows, and robbed of his money, two rings, and a
fnuff box ; having given information at the Superin-
tendant Magittrate s Office, and defcribed the girl,
though he could not the ftreet, being a &anger in
Dublin, the was recognized by Daly, the Peace
Officer, who inflar►tly went in fearch of her, and in
the cootie of An hour he apprehended the lady, and
recovtred all the property.
Wednefday night, about eleven o'clock, Come
villains entered the houfe of a publican who lives at
the corner of Sandymount-lane, near Irifhtown,
from whence they carried off two gold watches, and
a quantity of wearing apparel.

COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER, Ot:loNer 29.

Patrick Collins flood feverally indicted for having
fraudulently uttered forged or counterfeit notes,
purporting to be of the Balk of Ireland, and that of
Sir Thomas Lighton and Co. On being arraigned
he pleaded Guilty.
Mr. GuismEss, a leading Connrel for the Crown,
admunifhed the prifuner lbenuoutly on the rash and
precipitate plea he put in, perhaps ignorant that the
charges againft him were capital, and went to affeel
his life. The ptifoner pet-filed, when Mr.
MiNaLLy role and fated, that in point of Law, the
ptifon having previoufly pleaded Not Guilty, which
plea flood on the records, he the prifoner could not
controvert it. This legal point humanely fuggelled,
had the intended impreflion on the Court, and the
trial proceeded in the accuftnmed manner.

The firft witnefs, Mr. Keating, a fruiterer in
Starkville-tired, proved, that on or about the 13th of
January lan, the prifuner came into his Ihop and
bargained for Come fruit, tendered in payment a note
of ten pounds of the Bank of Ireland, which he in• '
doffed with the name of Thompfun, prefixing thereto
the word Lieutenant. The other two notes were
proved to have been fraudulently rendered with falfe
indorfements, by two refpeflable traders, one a
maker of umbrellas, the other a chandler. A perfon 1
of the name of Chancellor, proved that in the all of
exploring the pacifier's lodgings.be difcovered feveral
notes to a large amount, with dollars, &c.
Mr. ADAMS, in the defence, conceived there ex• ,
ifled a material variance between the Indi.Lment and
the words on one of the notes, a variance which he
humbly conceived would prove fatal. It regarded 'I
certain abbreviations in the inditlmmt which did
not accord with the original words from which they
are prefumed to have been copied—he quoted a
cafe which occurred within his knowledge at the Old
Bailey, in London, to fupport his arguments, but it
was not 4 cafe reported in any of the books, and as
fuch could not, according to the ufage of the Court,
have been received as authority. •
Mr. RINALLy cited a cafe from the boakt, wherein
Judge Ofboine admitted in the year tBc.6, that a
vat lance was fatal where a kind of mifnomer appear-
ed on the face of the inilidinents.

Judge Os oats E did not fee:Ale& the cafe, hut faid
he conceived it very probable he might have done In,
but it could or:ly be in Inch cafe as where a poffibility
of millaking one name for another was obvious—he
itillanced that one family of the name which he him.
Pelf bore, fpell it %%WI an e final, and another did not
do fo—there may of couife be many analogous in-
cidents—he did not, however, confider the fpecies of
vari:tr.ce alleged in the prefent intlance to be one
wherein the ferric appeared equivocal or materially
altered.

Baron SMITH did not think it requifite to recapi-
tulate the evidence in the Jury, on whom it was
incumbent, it they believed the witneffes, to find the
pt itbner guilt)', a Verdi& which they Bundy returned.
—The pi ifuner feemed much affeded.
A Mt. Sexton and his bail for profecuting Nichtnl
fon, grocer, in Monre area, for having in January
hilt That at the laid Sexton, with intent to maim and
disfigure him, were feverally called to come forth
and profecute, when, in confequence of their` not
appearing, the prifoner was acquitted, and inunedi-
•tely difcharged.

Fix F..—On Thurfday the prernrifes of J. Vernon,
Elq. of Rethangles, in,Suffi.lk, were difcovend to be
on tire. The flames iffued from different parts of the
dwelling at the fame time, and all efforts to extin•
grifh it were unawailing. The exertions of the fer-
vants and neighbours were diredled to fave the live
flock, which they accomplifhed. All the out•houfes
were levelled to the ground, and a great quantity of
corn, depofited in them, confumed. The lots is elli.
mated at. soool.—There is great reafon to apprehend
that the fire was occafioned by Tome incendiary.
On Monday a little boy, fon of Mr. Sharpe, of
Little Britain, mounted a ladder, which was placed
againfl a houfe. ,The paffengers, alarmed at teeing
In young a child in Cuch a fituation. called to him to
come down, when he almost inflandy fell backward,
and received Co fevere a contufion on the head, that
he expired the following day in St. Bartholomew's
Hofpital.
Tnefday fennight, a thief, watching the oppor-
tunity, when the fhoßkeeper had gone out, broke a
pane of glafs in the window of the (mall corner fhop,
next the Town-houfe, Abeideen, and carried off all
Mr. Kerr's property within his reach, conking of
broaches, lockets, and other trinkets.

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