Star.
London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

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The driver of erre of the Richmond Rages was, on
Satuidar. fumm ned before the Maotrates. at
Queen'. lquare Office, f •r having more than twelve
nn the out fide of his coach. The defence
of the coachman was. that the extra petfon war, his
guard ; but it being proved that lie had no fir arm*
he was coincided in the penalty of aos. with colts.
Bow.sraear —A age of confidetable
to buyers mid feller horfes. came on to be heard
on Saturday morning, before Mr. Gaatiam On the
13th of pay, a hot ie. the propeny of ..Mr. Graves, a
medical Gentleman, of Putney, was flulen trim his
premiles. On Sunda) the salt ult. as Mt. Grave►
was tiding over Haar Common, he Iner his horle
Vas* on the common. He inquired who agitated
Rie hank, and was informed it hidooged In Mr. Rich
aids, the °reflect olthe pariflir irtr. Graves took
poffarion of the Mule. and fent to liform Mr. Rich
aid., of what he had done, that it wa. his propero,
and had been Rolm from him; and, in a few days
after, he, with feveral witnclfes, made affidavits be-
fore a Magistrate in the neiv:lthourtiond, that the
hock was his property, and that it had been Rialto
from him. Mr. Graves, however, was not fati.fied
with this, but obtained a lummons againli Mr. Rich.
ard‘, to appear at the office on Saturday. Mr.
Richard% attended the fumn,nns, and produced the
iegular evidence of having bought tliehorfe at Smith
field Market, on a market day, and that it was re-
gularly entered in the market book, the toll paid, and
a fair price given ; Mr. Graham was therefore of opi•
nion, that Mr. Richard's conduct was iltittly coned,
and that Air. Graves mull return him the hulk ; and
difiniffed Mr. Richard. very honourably. •
Mr. Graver, on further inqii.ry, could only trace
the bode into the poffeGm of Mr. Bligh, a livery-
Rabic keeper. in Tottenhamcourt.road, who hated
that the limit was mere into his yard by a flranger,
in a very knocked-rip and dirty hate, who &fired a I
feed of corn to be given it, and he would call for the
horfe in the morning. The Itranger did not call for
the honk, agreeably to promife, and lie kept it above
a fortnight, when lie advertifed it to be taken away,
and fully defctibed the hone. Nn application being
made, he fent it to Smithfield hlai ket, to pay the
expences. In the evening Mr. Graves attended be.
foie Mr. Graham. and hated this circumllance to
him. The Magillratc r Id him, all he bad brought
fa ward, and proved. would not avail him, as nn
perfon wa• in cullody.or even fulpeae.li !the tel acv
he mull either return the boric to Mr. R.CLltirdS tr ft
had purchated the Mule in open market. and given
a fair price, or he nut rc urn him ;be money he gave
for (hr purchafe of it, and all his expences, as duett-
ed by the AEI rf Parliament for regulating the fa'e,
Itte. r.f !mires. It enads, that when a hnefe is Boleti,
the ownrr, with too witruffes, ate to make affidavit
of the fame, with a full defer ip.inn of the hcrfe, which
Mr. Graves had neglcAed to comply with.
Mauston-Houss perfon of the ram of dharlcs Smith
was brought •p. charged by the Overfeera rat its p r Its of st the •
tolph. lillhnpfgate. with running away, and • de.erting his wife
and two e' Moo leaving them hardens tau the
In his defence, the prifoner (aid. that he bad nut run away from
his wife but teat the had run away from him. That he had
never clip, errs up•-n h r uor knew where the was. for the lait
fix or (even year., and o- courfe that neither of the chl,drest. one
of whom was fisted to he thne years of age, and the ober only
eleven months rod, could be his. He underittod That the we,
man had married a-nther hatband. and that the, daring the gnlter
pert of the time, had rettied at Ipfwielt, white the prifocer was
now oat of London. a fad which be was ready to fulittamiste
by a witnefs in Court, who had been accuftomed to fee the pi-
nion • hire nr four days every weak.
The ()retreat of the Pada contended, that it was twee ter?
for the priktier to prove non steers to his Wire, tad, in Carport
of this propotition. they adduced the epinion of aar Conit, on a
cafe futomitted to him, Rating the feat as far as known at the
time. 't hay fuhnikted that the prlfoner bad not Rated any means
of proof on tha fufjedt nt to preclude farther inquiry. and
there fore that he &Quid nand committed till tome farther proof
tither of steers or non-aectis, toeli be brought forward
'1 he 1 ono MAYO, raid, he lbould feel great reluaaore. In a
cafe fork vas the prof rat teemed to him to be, to commit the prt.
I, ter. He did not fee that there could be any impropriety in
atiroe what the woman bad to fay on the fubjea.
The Warren was ccortierly esembsed, who (afar agreed with
her bin todbar.d. as to admit that he had one bad auy met to h r
for upwar.is of reveal years left pan. That (swot the children had
be-a horn an Ipfwkh. where the pnfoner had not, to her know-
ledge. beet, for the lalt Mite years; n d that John Smith, her le-
eond hufbu:d. was the father of both the daldren. He, it wouid
teem. hada! o a outlnned her
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The lairerfeem of tb Part& lUD Malting that the proof of non-
antes wu not clear, the Lard klaa se eh • wed them to have the
tear-Inations of the peifunee and the woman taken, but immedi-
ately afterward. dirt:barged the pefen.er.
Mrs. ! hula tb Hudfor, who ha; for upwards of a fortnight at-
tended at the hlatTion Houre almult eye-, day. having on her
perfon, even at this moment, external warts of a very vinle..t
af-
fault. charged to have been committed on her by a young man of
Ike name of Wil 14,11 Cook. a Jew the Invents-aeon into which
had been repeatedly delayed at the taainat c' the complainant her.
tet, this day Rated her marlines to proceed in the inquiry.
The tvidenee of the FRAN:ante red! lied a leene of the molt
barbarous and atrocirma brutality which can well be figured. De-
ing lomewhst advanced in a Rate of preptincy. the Profeentria
went into :41 arrow .curoer, Lt Rag-fair, for the purpore oft or.
chatiog fume co. Here, while viewing the article. fhe walled
to; urthare, the found fornething prick her, again and again, on
the mould. r Ust turning about belay. the °braved a *an draw.
in, back hi. arm, a. if from the panics in whkh ike Rood. She
mad. u;. to ::tin. sod Nylon hint seri on the arm, piloted out
to him the intFropekty el on a perfon hi bier Stu-
ation. This tl•eperroute whom rhe!poke keeled to take In pied
part, bet the mil Ewa at the bar. alma Inintediat:ly afterwards,
ran:. up. atto adds, ilog her hi such language a, a low bred ..ml-
irritted Jew may be irpp.kd to ore to a I-William, du:Lard. it
the had treated hint in the manner the bad the wino for had Jolt
beta rehire*. e. he would have Netted her In her oven Wood
The he 1011. wad by inn, kin the compltir.ant down sad heating
and hiding bee aft( a ward+ in a thorkutg manna, oil the was ear.
nod away quite tofenSi.l.-.
The prithitar appeared from (be beginning, atond".l by two
1101Dt r. d IA tint nail .a, who elaelawal their r.-adine's to Swear,
that to t.r Irmo mat-erecting tie, woman, the h..dlitoehrd him
and had bite..., •.. .o ft

Telterday. or the f oft Con, the Prefecutris was able to prnrure
the atteDdseee of he. *loco 10e (yen tow did only by
warrant. 3 hey eentiflog rd two J..ws, honk of whom denial all
knowledge of the tras.laeltent. Mr. 1.1.6 the eflinr. howevelb
dociarad, that ht 1 ad heard one Liuua, de-
e:are, that the Prat et..?Ar!aa been extremely ill matted.
'1 he Loeb Magma d d the Prudent rht to lair on the de
fen.!as.t (width °teal) and to fay I Giz wit peinlve that lot wri-
the pules who committed the allaolt he:. .‘
1 he l'rokro•tls melt etophatkally declared that dae had Dot
a endow doubt on thtt
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The 1.0 en Mare, hid, that, Minn; Into Lis cenfideratlon the
decided mammal othich the Proficient (wore to the d feillhit,
as being the perk,' who committed the Ain& on her; while
at the lame Lane o.te et( e watreffce by wh.eni hie espeded to
have been able to pr ..VC :PO, but tube aim chore to deny
ell knowl..l,:e of It, attain by the col:tercet( air. Tinter, a
very accurate and dellrhaelfeeer, olio (wore that he had beard
the win cf• declare t the Vraiecetrix had been extremely In
Meit by the deten4ant. he had nnSefitation in thinking that undue
!tau. •.ee fad brat ufe:l, stags the lot:WIa trr the Prolecuttlx.—a
tie thcetfiri ...tiered the 4sfiralait to LAI furctics to Rand hit
trial tar tee allattit. 1