Star.
London, England, 1806-08-06 00:00:00

Sir Clerks Office he appointed hit guardian,
ight reply to the Biil which had been filed

The I.OIID CNAPICILL' R obkrved, that hi
glad this motic had hten adopt
the etarninati witneties by vsmniiiTiqn
have been attended With treat expence
!hip liketrKe fprike highly in favour of the al
ante cf the child.

II ►ARTE RUORY.
This cafe ►efpetted a large bee fehnol eflai
by fubfcription at Rugby, in Warwickiltile.
a petition praying his Lordlhip in direct the
of the Court to infped certain plans for the c
of the ellabliffiment. It was figned by L,rd
worth, and many other N .blemen and Gentlemen
fortune in the county, Trultees of the fi.hool.
the sd of Aultuft in the lall year, a motion
lar nature with the prefent was made by the
perfons to Lord Eldon, the late Chancel! .r. pe
ing his Lordlhip to dire& the expenditure of to,oool.
the refidue of the lum of 45,0001. railed on ac•
of this charity, and produced by the file of lar
the county of Middlefer. The Bill on that oec;
let forth the Ad of Parliament under which
were fold, and direded the Truflees to make appli
tion to the Court of Chancery, as to the mode
which the produce was to be employed. The r• •
of this affair was then referred to the Matters
after minute examination of different fchemes,
ted one of them for the application of the mono:
Since that period, the fund not being In applied,
User motion was made, and die fame refult was
tained. A timilar inducement for the petition
rated now, and the Trullees reqtieffed, that the
ter, Wide% confidering a proper plan for the cm'
ment of the fund, would likewife reprefent to
Court the molt eligible mode of expenditure for
film of 12001. per annum, for the benefit of thir
ritable inflitution.
Sir &muse Rossteer laid, that he believed
prefent was a mere motion of entitle, to which
oppofition would be (hewn by any of the parties.
The Lotto CHAMCELLnt.—" Rugby School is
of the Urged in Great Britain, and it maim
and educates a great number of children."
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY.--" The Troffers
fchool, who appear Before your Lordthipa4 petitions
are all perfons of the greatelt refpedability."
The Lotto CHHAacELLOR.—" I know they are,
Solicitor General."
The petitions occupied the Court till four oh
in which nothing interefling occurred.
It is not expeded that the •bufinefs of the
will be concluded until the soth of this month.
fides Lunatic and other matters, there are no
than 223 Bankrupt Petitions for the decihon
Lordfbip.

KONDAIrs AUGUST 4.
The following circumffance, rcfpeling the cafe
Mr. Cranmer, the lunatic, whole elopement fri
Stanmer, in Effie, and fubfequent concealment
Mrs. Winton, we mentioned a few days fence.
Mr. Soticaroa G informed his Lordfhip„
that in confequence of his order, Mrs. Winton h- -
been traced to Sommers Town, and the lunatic
been wrefled from her cuflody. This, he raid,
been done through the vigilance of the Bow.,
Officers ; and though Mrs. Winton was in cue
he did not pray his Lordibip to order her com
ment, as the appellants had gained all they wif
namely, re•pofielfion of Mr. Cranmer, whole in
(late of mind made it ablolutely neeeffary that
fhnuld be under the firperintendance and direftion
the Cnmmiffion of Lunacy Wised againd him.
Lordfliip thought the appellants had aced with
priety.
The ferving the order of the LORD CHAIM(
upon Mrs. Winton, who brought the lunatic to
don, was entrufled to Rivett and Parkes, of
firect—They went in purfuit of her during Thurlda)
Friday, and Saturday, and at length traced her r.
the old Gentleman 104 houle in Camden Town. ,
endeavouring in vain to get admittance by fair me.
they broke open the door, and faired Mrs. W. v
a copy of the Lnrd Chancellor's order. She perfii
in affecting that Mr. Cranmer was gone from '
and that the did not know where he was. The
cars, however, mulled upon !catching the premiers,
which the refitted, and a very novel teene eneur
it being completely dark, and the officers not '
ing the premifo, they frequently fell over the
lure, while Mrs. W. wa, tcratching their faces,
them, and tearing their clothes. The nfficet
being able to fearch the premiles in the dark, one
them encountered Mrs. Winton's fcratches and P'
while the other went to a public bottle and prod(
a light. They then managed to featch, and frit
the old Gentleman hiding himfelf behind a door
the firft floor. He appeared much frightened,
ditcovered feveral fymptorric of infinity, fn.
threatening to kn':ck the officers down and fight t
although he is near ninety years of age, at
infirm that he could hardly Band. . The Of
fucceeded in clnvincing him they were not goit
do him any injury, and he went quietly %it') tlu
the bottle of Mr. Ntoiicey, his attorney, in Char
fireet, Bedford•iquare. On Sunday thepfficei
vey.!d the old Gentleman in a p,ll chatle to
don Hall, Ei1.41, his relidence, %here Captain Go
his relation, was ready to.fCCAIVe him.

A perfon has been apprehended, and is n.
Norwich gaol, who, from the defcription given,
is Ikons reafon to believe is kkhard Hrnriwj
:murderer of the Rcv. Mr. Parker.
Great emotions have been excited in the
bourhood of Brighton by the apprehension of
fon of Tome refpettability at that place, for woo
and fiarving his wife. The unfortunate won
fines dead t he is committed to Hortham gat,
At Wurfhip•llteet, oil Monday, two won;
the names of Davies and Arnwer. were commit'
the Houfe of _ Corieetion for fit months coct
embezzling a large quantity of filk ene•,.lf,d to
to wind, the property of Alr. John G,ilfi h, wi
in the City, which was weighed u) them, ai
being reweighed when brought bark. there am,
to be a eeficii.ocy of four pounds fair ounce.
wane allowed by Ad of Parliament is very tti
At Hatton Garden, on M-ndiy. jekßerel,
Brew", was examined a fecond time, and Holy
mined to Ncwga'e for trial, upon the char
Mrs. ;Jane beside, of Montagne Street, SpitW_
with cutting the bottom of her pockets at Bads
Wells, a few maims finee.

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