Star.
London, England, 1804-08-08 00:00:00

`Arrict7s7iiEs.

5%,•. tne,stat e I waavitcr.
stunt! to recover a itdrtiration la
A the Defendant, Loi Listitenatit
&ring of the countt of Warsvict, for
witted by him up** the ',poverty ot,
The damages were kid, at foga: -,
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hi. Sated the Cafe Ara die part -4fftlff
I be defcribed as the foss of a At+
Woman in this. county. lie was. '
I independent fortune, was Wiser' tis
grealeft refpetttabAity.ivith wham he
alk,shanner ; in the Winter refitting in
in fornMer .in 'vartoos parts of the
t lowarterf% then Lsta the vs.'
ow ' ' taillily had goirelts she
Imola ; -Isegth the Plaintiff, in the
September. iliac, was* called to Lon-
! his mother, - who was extremely ill.
le polielfion of George Hands. tht
trier, tw sprat and a hamper, to
. so Ht Lae,. near Warwick.
As, on he 9th of September (by se
the Learned Coonfel read. figned by
a), was feized by one of the Conttables
se' St. Mary, and conveyed to the guard-

rty of the 'Plaintiff was conveyed to the
and an order was rent to two military
t in command in the Warwiclabire Mi-
nd on the following Sunday, with the 1
'dant to examine the contents. Accord-
: Sunday, the Lord Lieut. COI. Pack•
r Wheeler, the Conksble Kemp, sad a
who was Cent for to break open the trunk,
tard-hoofe, where they began to rout out
which confifted of dirty linen belonging
;be and the red of the fimily ; theft were
,ut the floor, fame. put in and others left
11 this was done, for %that purpore „it was
or him to goers. The Plaintiff bad been
in the face of his country as a traitor or
filch charge had been habaantiated. anti
ible Defendant who bed bee flit iabre of
had not rendered any intends, or, as,
ty, let the Plaintiff right to the Os Of the
Lis &antler had been outsized, and his
wised. He trailed that the July. by their
odd spark the feofe they entertained of this
ad indicoroits conduct, by Ohl ferns
and thereby convince perfoos to olSce that
not to trample upon the Coned laws which
ty rrtherkand which In this country is
honeverflOyal cultic&
s Kemp, the Conflable of St. Marls purred
aturday, the 9th of-. September, 403, he
in order from the Defendant is the ftsllow-

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lee, Sad of /asset and Wasene, do teenager
ate of you' to false s, me% any boot Cr
,bleb OUT be Mthe band. of 0011 r the
:mew. toad foe kit. Cook. at Clinks. 14 as
Lacy, and the fame deflect over to the eallody of
. of tin Guard-Hada. at Warwick. atter putting OD
•roar proper teal.
(Mimi) Seeeite and Wiring."
initable, .
sets were all• proved.
lerjeant Veto:otos then- eddreffei the Jury
Wirt of the Defendant. He ttiferved upon
ire of the allots, %Hell was flated to be, to
damages" for Wain& detaining, and break-
s. and fencicg certain trunks and hampers,
tumbling, And damaging the tame," for
he Plaintiff had laid his darnel/es at one thou-
°nods. It was their po Vince to effirnete
images the Plaintiff bad fuitaiat.4l in this tofr-
iej lunalsling about, to entitle him to claim
The Defendant united in his official cApaci-
cluireflera of not only Lord LieutcnaiU, but
Rettrierwrn. Ile not only, therefore. was to be.
teed is a military capacity, Wit in a civil one.
itos hote.'orust, he was at the head of the Magi-
of the enmity ; all the Magiltrates throughout
nnty deriving their authority from him. l'he
red Serjeant proceeded to detail what he di-
nned the fats of the cafe, namely, that the
tiff had come to Hampton Lucy, taken ledg-
bars,
at a Mr. Pritchard's, where his crindutt
lacked fufpicion of his loyalty, from thefe cir-
lances, that he wnultf not allow his letters to be
ed from the Polk Office, but went for them
elf ; that he refufed to (igen the paper which was
tired to him for the General Defence of the
'dry, +aligning as a reafon, that he had given
is name at London; there and Come other sir-
(faucet were eounrued by a Mr. Oilstone, a mil-.
and farmer at that place. into fymptoms of dif-
%ion, or, At leaft, caul*s for that fain:ciao; in
sequence of which he communicated the fame to
Defendant, and it was difcovered that there pack-
were lying for him at Warwick. The De-
lent, upon this communication, wrote to Mr.
rotary Yorke, and received meters from Govern.
et to all as appeared heft to him far the Ulm
h.e State. Under this impreilion he had done no
re than his duty ; confidettog the precarious fans-
o of affairs in this et itical ennjundiure, no blame
ild poffibly attach to the Noble Lord.
Sir NAill Ganse obferred, that the Plaintiff bad
ight to recover. And to the amount of
e he bad fuftained ; tatte, however, had been
rived. He then hated the whole of the evidence,
d pat it to the Jury to fay, whether any evidence
is adduced to thew that the defendant ailed from
evil fpirit
The jury gave a verditt for the Plaintiff crof/OL'iaz
images, upon anunderiteading that the tame would
Lire cr.it. of fait.
This trial excited a tonfiderabie degree of intoreff.
he Court was uncommonly crowded.