Star.
London, England, 1823-04-09 00:00:00

.01March,111%. It Inpn.by.gatin - blUrttliji
had been pin to by the prosecutioh,. hadliiiii
instittitednetinst him by one of- kik
tharies's hat*, and charging her and. her on%
with urging it on: he also'
said he was willing at
present time to;,stign
.a. legal. separation, that ' •
should be debarred from visiting the oiher agiittl
also considered by her conduct that shehad
'soured to shun him, whkh raised strong .'..
in his minds he concluded,by saying, if his saisfp
;ions should prove groundless, hvi.wis willing td hi.
comfortably with her again. The letter Was dir •
to Mrs. Morland or Mrs. Cole:
The Beadle produced a bag found% elle ' .
lodgings, containing a quantity-of powder, sit ali
Joseph Watchborne, of No. 7, Manchester-
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said, Morland bad lodged in his brother's hooset,
saw and conversed with him every day ; he ahr
behaved in a very proper way. Witness saw
ceased on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, ill •
Westmoreland Arms: he was apparently doe:. :
to some person who was writing for him, and he
peered then in the same state as he usually was. .
The brother of Mr. Watchborne, .of the We',}i4
land Arms, stated, that deceased lodged in his home
He would frequently speak about the trouble be la;
boured under, inconsequence of an indictment whit
was preferred against him, and he could not accept
of a situation which he would otherwise base takes,
He stated the indictment was preferred by a Gen&
man his wife lived with, in consequence of as atm
when he went to her. 'He also said he had receivei
£lOO, and £6O, from Sir Charles, to commend/et*
siness in the country, but had failed. He appearo
very much in trouble on account of the prosersaiik
stating, it had already cost him three pounds, arai
his legal adviser wanted some more money torsos
with. Witness was of opinion he was 37 years of apa
Robert Farnham, of No. 3, Westmoreiand.AA
Alary-la-bonne, accountant, maid the deceased mit
to him in consequence of an indictment,• being re.
commended by one of his bail. Witness illstructd
him in the necessary steps, and has since that
him often; about three weeks since he requested Irk,
ness to write a letter to his wife, as before:stated; it
said he was debarred seeing her by the servains-4
the house. The letter was shewn to him, whidt hi
acknowledged to be the same he had written. TI
indictment was not preferred by Sir Charles, but If
Charles Phillips, one of the servants. On Sae*/
last witness saw him, when he said he had . _
Clerkenwell, and entered the cause for trial, a •
he wished to subpoena Sir Charles on the nisi..:
ness saw him on Monday morning, by appti • , • ',
in Mr. Watchbonte's house and he then appeStert . •
a very low desponding way in consequence of 1111,
trial. He said he had got a situation, but shorddlis
lose the trial and be sent to prison, he should losehio
character for ever, and be totally undone. Other
steps were intended to be taken to proceed with the 11
trial, and he promised to call at witness's residence
yesterday afternoon. Witness thought he Miser ..;
a wildness in his look, and was of opining he was' ;:..
a low desponding way on account of his ti Lit.. .. .1
Juror.—Did he say what good he should derive by . i
by Bit Charles ?—lt was to csairmliet what Phillips, the 1
cutor might swear with *meet to his melting to the haul,.
The witness also intimated, that Morland eat
bonring under a jealousy, and *as satisfiedi
nexion subsisted between Sir Charles and his bibs
The Jury said they were, of that opinion, oleo
count of certaie points containedin•the letter.".'
The CORO*ltit was of cyinion there was no inunitj
in the case. He considered. there could bestir
entertained for the trivial assault. Even htdte '
to the Sessions without any Counsel: cher:. alf
most able Gentleman en the Beneb—he mei -
Conso—who wonld,haVeibtindhi di self in tfety
to stand his Counsel, and in all probability he
have been discharged. ' -".• • - •''' -h":
The Jury took a vie* tirthe f,."
verdict of Fein dew. • .'.4"- :' .•"a "- - '''.

' Doubts are entertained tor Sir CbarlearllMPlNlPO
supposed to be in the. (*vier or tie chest .
eleven o'clock this morning he, was not c
out of danger:
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At the York Assizes an action was broaglitiiit
'Civil Court, by Mr. RI/MWOITH, Attorney, 0-1161$
against the proprietor: of the-itenliimstastneoit#lo
to recover damages for a libel .rithug Ipan.fr
professional character. Verdict for the
Damages, One Halfipenny.
John Forrest, James M‘Nah, and Daniel
have been indicted to stand trial at the SU*4
ctrit Court, for violating the sepulchres of the.
In a Gentleman's torches, in the visinitt
Anne's-street, Liverpool, thtee land -* •
bad burial tbansideas in this earth at the •
of October lais"r!fti. from iheii esithOlur .1
about two eelocis on ISittit instant, *law,
hour of earth mbar,' tb tbentivnall 44
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