Star.
London, England, 1806-12-05 00:00:00

dowry, sod hay, opan the Nero+ id ig i wt., being lati-
deiloiallit the ecoverfation allhdiadaiMiO'Keili, whet,.
sot at alleed this clifavowal, 'and liditewor.b the Ilwaigaii
Cjaist of two, gave Mr. O'l.eary In deperate a blow with Ms'
Air hand as hootled him down I which voodoo be woharroi
pelted. Ibe Jury found him Guilty.
The next trial that occurred excited a good deal of untied : It I
was an adult alto.

Mr. John Smith, a refpeetable Wier in Band-ftrect, had a feleet.J
party of friends at Wllhoufe to (upper, on the remittal, if the 3 eft
of Augult lath: 'month the number were Mr. Hatch and bb
of the Barth CA"ceboufe, Mr. page, a gentkman of the Bank,
few young bdir betides the family of Mr. Smith. rnotdieg of his
two daughters, Milt Elieaheth and Mils Ann Siulth, and 1, to
lons, George and Thomas Smith; after taking a walk in the even
Mg, they flipped shout eight Warmth : 'after ?upper. Mr. Page,as he
komilome of the young ladles Won agreeable voice, peoporid a
long, and it being on the Sabbath, the hundredth Ptah= was rung.
after which the hundred ind'fourth Mtn was fang. Goo fore
the King, mad It uls Britannia, Wowed. dining this time therein
Roy 'merman+ allotted by a nfe made In the apartment over
head, width was occ-pled by a Mr Benjandn Town. (an neat) h 1
mother andewo Mien, of the' jewifh pertuation. The company
below !lairs paled the time as above, urn, the company were der
parting, when It appeared that on opening the parlour dam, one
of the Ifrarlites made are of the following exprahons, • Goa
damn you all, and Goa damn yew, to Mr Hatch . this paired
over, ontil after the company had departed, and the two MID
Smithy were going up hairs to Bed, (their Beeping tams being tan
the floor above Mr TOW'S rocan), when fame altercation took
place at Mr Town's room door between him and the Lain ; on
which Mira Elizabeth 6n:ith took Mr rows by the hair with one
hand, and ftrock him with the other; her brothers, on hearing
the noire, came alfo, one of whom alfo Renck Mr l'own; Mr.
Smith, the father, followed up !lain, and ordered his fans and
daughters to go to bad, CM which mg. F. Smith Father, will
you penult tiro to cell us two Welles r• Mr Smith thM, This
la not a timid night to falls the matter* if be has tin...A ale
wrong, I Beall take proper means to-morrow to fettle it ' `ere
the affair ter:Moat:l for the night, and Mr Town got a warrant
for the panics nett slay. Mr Atte, Counfel fur the Defendants
was very happy in Ms :scalene. remark, on the evidence of M 1
Town, who gave bee depotelon with all the tooth and at titudina
doe of ao aditokof one of our Dungeons private theatres, which
conmilfed the Court with laughter; Mils Town Melo' bid that
her mother wan Muth indifp&W 'and that the only noire toMe in
their room. wag dent by her ftrikbigher naked toot on the barb
in order to Skate the company beiow (tabs. After along hearing
of the cafe,4the Jury found &MO Smith, and hie hirer Phis.'
bah. guilty of the afresh, andmiqultnalThannre and Ann Smith.
The Chairman, Mr MAlNWARlNo,obterved to the partici
the offence was of fo trifling a nature, he hoped they would'
matters in an amicable way, before Setae r neat, until
the Court poitponed Jodgment, and ordert4 the mi flee rt cod;
fur their appearance on that day, which they aceonifffey'ffitt
Daccata to 3.AiIIAOLTS.
Mr. Savage, a relpedlable looking .l oiNtialet. sr Aboablit
rohi:rs of age. Rood charged with affaultiog.s patio of the came of
o Burgers, ao Officer of the Cahoon, while in the execution of
duty.
From Borgefo's evidinceit appeared. that on the 29th of Auguft
lath. in confequenee of Information be had recetrad, he Went to •M
Bail India Company'. warehnufes, where he Paw (meal ebtfts of
tea taken ow, and pot upon a cart under the diredlion of the De-
fendant. Sidpedling daa: a regular permit had not been ohniintd,
he followed the care to Hatton Garden, where two of the
were taken out, and left at a tea dealer's. He next tollowed the
cart to Great Turnrtile' Lincoln's Inn held', where the ranainlog
thefts, three io number, were taken out, and pit into the Stop of
Mr. Barnet, a tea dealer In Lincoln's Inmftelds. On perceiving
this, he, with the affiftance of twerother Officers, felted the goods,
and conveyed them into a coach; in doing of which they were ob.
ftrudied by the Defendant, anti the Profecutor's hands were lonic-
what hurt. One of the thefts was twice pulled out of the coach,
and a wen colledied round them while (Unapt The Defendant
had at that time InGited that the duties were regularly paid, and
that he had a permh. This permit; however, purported, that
there thefts of tea were to have been delivered to Metes Fermin
and Down, Tea Merchant;, In Gracechurcli,ilrect.
The evidence of the Other two Oinetn was touch to the fame
pomade; but it appeared that the • prokeetor had never read the
permit produced to him, and that It wps impoffible that a gentle-
man of the DefendaneVage, could Mei forcibly obftrtided, even
although he bad been entitled to raise the goods.
The Jury, after a Imitable addreb from the Learned Magiftra' e.
full Acqaitted him of the charge.
A. M. Tesincst, a tailor, in Argyle Rent, wag charged with
allaulting a Mr 4ing, one attic Cqliedlors of t..e income Tax, os
the mit er&qpiablt.
duty in the Commifikware
timant, erbibillWaefirenneskiminp the purpole of snaking an appeal.
Certain regulations hafflllibeacted, by order of the Commif-
Albers, for the maps& aafriefereing regularity, Inch as Bruit g
tickets, with cumbers, to be given to the numerous appellants, in
the order in which they came. The number given to the defen-
dant was s t 7, fo that be bad no tented of a Meetly hearing; and
confequently, became exceedingly impatient. He, however, forced
Model( fprward, and fucceeded in getting admittance into the
room. The CommilEnners ordered• him out, and Mr. King, in
complying wit b that order received feveral blows from ehedefendant.
Mr. Thomas Smallwood, a Surveyor of Taxes, confirmed the
profecutor's evidence.
The Jury found a verdidt of Guilty, and the iefeadarit was or.
deted to pay a fine of3L

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eta intro O. THOMAS ZOWAIDS.
The Defendant flood indidled (or an aWault and talk imprifoa•
ment, at the (Mt of George Kent. It appatred, that the profeen:
tor went throagh Bedfunt turnpike, near blobs, oti the morale,
the idol' September, aecompaolad by a Mr. Cox, in a finale hork
chalk, and • Mr. Wilton, who wagon horfebaek. The cuitomary
toll was paid by Mr. W. for the bort. and chafe, who received 'a
ticket; and on Mr. lest Wiring for one alto, the Defendant infor-
med him he had DO neealion licit, as he (book( knew the party on
their retorts. The profecutor arrived again at the gate In the after-
noon, and Mr. WOW, who was one hundred yards a-bead of
his companions,. rode through, on calling the numk„ of the
ticket ; but before the arrival of the chalk at the gate, the toll.
taker refuted teeth to the profecutor, although the number wes
declared, beatufe he did not produce a ticket, which be, the
Collator, was Informed Mr. Pillion bad jolt gone through with;
but ii kite of ranoußrances, he would not let the vehicle
proceed. The profecotor was wilting to comply with the ex-
tortion rather than be detaietd; but as the Colleelor's name was
not vilible on the toll.houfe, they required it of him, when they
were attacked with a volley of abate, and their requelt was refvf-
I ed. The profecutor alighted to look for the name In fide the [Oil-
' houfe ; but he w o menaced by the defendant, who alto ftruek him
twice. No longer able to bear (itch grof• ill treatment, lie re•
tented the attack, and gave him • revere thrtking, as he did alto
another man, who flood indieled in the fame fult, but who had
not yet made his appearance. 'ills Ilarement was corroborated
by Mi Ms. Cox and Wilton. and it appeared that the Culketnr ae•
counted fur his name not being vlOble.„ by the wind having blown
it aviay.
Miffrs.R rnotos and Att. r. v, the Counfel for the pet:dentine
and defence, agreed in opinion, that turnpike nen were good
friends to the bar; Malmuch ati their eixidaet often brought for.
ward litigation.
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Mr. Auay. without calling ah/whitefres, ruhmftted to the
Court, by way of nut leaden of putilfhment. that the defendant had
received a very revere beating at the prorecatoes hands. He was
round spiky, and the Court temente...l hint to ►e intprironcii 14
days loan the herein.

Atiti.l;;n. a plumber and phsier, wits found gulltp of as
altauk with an jaunt to commit a rape, on Ann Daeia, the daugh-
ter of a eatnlttog mat, at Chdfca. He was leoteoccd to be frnpri-
toned fix months.