Star.
London, England, 1806-05-09 00:00:00

THE KING V. RICHARD JULIAN AND ALLIS ARCHER,

'scuts.
There perfons, the former of whom is a Major in
the Army, were brought up for judgment. They
had been found before Mr. jullice Ronan, at
Exeter, of an affaillt upon William Smith, an uphnl-
Iterer. It appeared from the report of the trial made
by the Learned Judge, that Sir Manafreh Lopez and
William Langley, Efq. were appointed Stewards of
the Race Comae at Mickley Down, under whom the
Defendants Allied. During the race, a plate of the
value of 5o guineas, was Railed for, by two bodes,
named irolfidrs, and Qyilldriver. During the time
the animals were running, the prnfecutnr placed him-
felt in the middle of the courfe, and refuted to retire.
Upon Mr. Julian's expnßulating, he (till maintained
his polition. To avoid accidents, the Major was
obliged to thrall him from the ground, when Smith
abufed him in the groffelf manner. Subfequently to
this period, the profeeutor again appeared upon the
comic, when Mr. Julian acquainted the company with
the abufe he had received, and it was tananimoully
agreed, that Smith fhould be horfewhipped from the
grounds. In confequence of this refolution, feveral
Gentlemen, among whom the Defendants were molt
active, commenced the attack, and continued it fo
fuccefsfully, that the enemy was driven from the field.
Affidavits were then produced by the Defendants
from George Stopland, Efq. Mr. John Were, the rider
of 'resides, Thomas Clinton Shields. and Charles
'rink, to entre the obainaey and provoking condua
of the Plaintiff.

Mr. Serjeant Lea/—A" We did not,MyLords, dente
that the Defendants (hould be brought op for judg-
ment, if an apology were made."
Lord Et ciasoitoun (aid, it would be moll for
the interens of the Defendants to accept the propofal
which hail been made, merely from motives of tender-
nefs to the Defendants. This was agreed to.
TNI RING f 7 SPBNCIR AND GOSLING.

Thefe perfons, who are the watch.honfe keeper
and the beadle of St. Ann's parifh. Soho, were like.
wife brought up to receive the fentence of the Court
for afraulung Arthur Hammond, a ferjeant of Light
Dragoons, and refcuing a deferter, of the name of
James Duncan, from the Bth regiment of foot. The
caufe was tried before Lord E LLLLL °ROUGH, at the
fittings after ha Hilary Term. The Court ordered
that they fhould be committed to the cu(lody of the
Marbal of the Marthalfea for fix months.
TIIVRIDAT, May 8.
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jabs and MA Nom, t Ivo Welch men, were brought
up for judgment, being convieed at the lall afiizes of
a riot and stank on thaw excife officers, with intent

to prevent the leis° re of a quantity of fmnggled goods.
It appeared from the ilatement of Counfel, that the
prifoner John, when the goods were feized, flood
forward, and 'dually flruei one of the officers. The
other prifoner, though he did not commit any stank
was, with other., riotous in the extreme. Neither of

the prifoners could (peak a word of Engin. The
Court fentencld John to be imprifoned fix months,,
and Jofeph three, in Newgate.

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