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London, England, 1804-03-22 00:00:00

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CILINIIIIAL 1111111.11114014 MIL 1141011 worn•li.
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Monday Andrew Herlihy and leaser &awn, a tor.
poral and private in the yoth regiment of foot. were
'adieud for the wilful Murder of Mark Kilk and
William White, gunners sa the Royal Artillery.
The afray which led to this catafirophe was as
Fellows :
W. Stone, the landlord of the Half Moon Inn, at
Battle. Paid the prifoners, with other foldiers of the
yoth, were billetted at his houfe proved that a quer-
rel took place. and that he went and called the oda-
Gera of the yoth.
John Forbes, a fetjeant of the yoth. Paid he was is
the tap room of the Half Moon, between twelve and
one, on the Sts, of December. The company coo-
faded of tome of the yetis, a party of dragoons, and
tome Artillerymen. After the quarrel began, the
yoth turned the Artillerymen out of the tap room ;
they returned in about two or three minutes, Lodi
with large Rieke endeavoured to force open the door.
The 70t1 within fade kept them out for a confider-,
able time, by placing the chairs and tables againft
the doer. But as they perfided in endeavouring to
force their way into the room. therifoner Murphy
teat a firelect, and a cartridge rem oat of his
peach. The %vitae(' -anted him what he was about,
to dot Murphy went on and loaded the pieces—.
bet he irk took the ball from the cartridge, and laid
it upon the table. Having loaded die piece with;
Wank cartridge, he fired. -The Artillerymen drew
bask for a Chart time, but Choi.* fired at them from:
the ostfide with a piaci, as the raitnefs conceived.-1
Some ti the yoth then tried out murder, (eying that
the Artillerymen had gone backward and got pri-
Won of the arms and ammunition of the yolk.
which was in an out him& backward. kl‘rphy np•
on this reloaded his piece with ball cartridge, and
fired again. By this time the doer was forced open,
but the Artilles yawn did not fumed in getting an.
Fannon alio loaded and fired with the fame piece
which Min phy had before difcharged. From the,
coefefion which enfued, the witnefs could not fay
whether there was any more Sting ; but going up
Rairs and looking out of the window, he Caw two
men lie dead in the Meet. A guard then came up,,
and fecund thole on the outlide. On volt el•Mi•
nation, he laid that Fannon was a corporal in the re•
giment, and that he had been much beat cod ill
treated by the Artillerymen before they were put out
of the room. While the Artillerymen were at the
door, endeavouring to force their way into the tap
'room, they laid, that when they got in, they would
facrifiee the yoth to their revenge, and the aim& and
all bisect= fades thought their li vesi n imminent danger.
When the Artillerymen fired the pittol, there was a
general alarm among them, that the Artillery bad
got their arms and ammunition.
Serjeant Low, of the yoth, proved his being with
the guard, and lading the Artillerymen trying to
break into the tap room. Oa crofs-examination he
laid, that the Artillerymen were qua d at the
Barracks, and it was. a great breach of military ail
eipline (or them to be out from their quarters at fel
late an hour. The keno,' Artilleryman who was
flint ran up to the door, and exclaimed, Stand here!
die one, die all !" A piece was loon afterwards fir-,
ed. and the wiinefd law him fall.
George Audio Paid, he lived nest door to the Hal*
Moon, at Battle. Heating a great noire, he came
down !lairs : an Artilleryman came up to him, and
laid he had been (hot ;—another came up alto, and
chewed a wound in his bread, apparently with a bay-
onet, which lie laid he had received from one of the
yoth ; the blood was pouring out very fall While
thefe men were talking to the witnefc, another of
them exclaimed," Die one ! die all ! tear them out !"
This man went to the door, and was (hot.
MtDermotpa ptivare in the 70th, was in the tap-
room when the Artillce ymen were forcing in—
Murphy took his piece and Seed. The Artillerymen
were (wearing that they would murder and facrifice
them all if they got in.
Mr. Warts, a furgeon, proved that the deceafeti
had died of the wounds they had received.
Mr. Kwowt vs, Coutifel for the prifoners, fiihmit•
ted that the cafe as made out in evidence on the part of
the Crown, would not amount even to manflaughtere
but was juflitiable homicide. The deceafed were
fohliers, in a !late of indilcipline, being away from
their qu.eters at improper hours. It was proved alto
that they attacltd the peilintets and their party,
and that they denounced vengeance upon them if
they had procincd admiffion. l'he prifoners, on the
contrary, were within their quarters, into which the
decealed were forcibly endeavouring to obtrude, for
molt rnifchievous purpofes ; and the accidents. how-
ever much to be lamented, had happened in repelling
their unjeed aggretlion.
The Learned Judge being of the farce opinion, the
Jury, under his advice, acquitted the pr.lbners.
CIVIL NIDI-111/0111 NR. JOSTICS MEATH.
RIOT •T LIM'S
Mr. Serjeant s r listed that this was an anion
to recover damages for an afault and imptifroment
of the moll aggravated nature. The Learned Ser-
jeant opened this cafe, and dated feveral CirCUM•
dancer, which however were not afterwards fupport•
et by the evidence. To prove this cafe he called
Smart and Godfrey, the foremen of the carpenters
employed at the barrack., and two other carpenters.
the account a hich they gave of the tranlaaion was,
that they had ordered a play on the sth of Decem•
ber ; the Plaintiff fat in one of the hoses, and about
the end of the third all lie went ont for ten minutes
or a quarter of an hour ; dotting his abience Mr.
Wert and a lady came into the be:, and fat hilnkli

down in Hollis's place. Hollis foon afterwards ye. I
turned, and fat down behind Weft. The latter in-
fated that he fhould leave the boa, as there Was es-
plenty of room elfewhere. The Plaintiff Paid he bed
paid his money, and would not go one. Mr. Wet
went round to the foreman Smart, and ailed his
name, telling WeR that he *Oak! be difcharged if
he did not give it. He then returned to the bon,
and infifted that Hollis fhould go oat, which Wag
again refufed, he attempted to force him out. The
produced a (*collie. The officers and folders Ailed
each other, and the harraciers (the carpenteis) dal
the fame ; it at laR ended by the (oldie's canyieg
away feveral of the latter to the dungeon lit tist
town. None of them, however, could fay that eke
Defendant Wen had given any orders to the foldiors
to catty Hollis to pain.
Mr. Gamma', by Ms fpeoch and croft es stinatisols
endeavoured to prove that the carpenters bad beat
the aggrefors, that they had ordered the plat ar al
quiz upon the Officers. who had lame sight brim.
themfelves ordered one. That they went to the //ASS
with powdered heads and cocked hats, in minsiert
and infult of the Officers,. and that their whole eana
du& was marked with infah to their fuperiors,
he attributed to the exceffive wages they receiledffef
Grvernment work; it being proved the Formai*
that thiy received between four aad`five ponn‘pet
week as journeymen's wages. Thefe feels. hags
vet, not being proved by any ',ileac', the lama
judge, in fumming up, detailed the fags as they
appeared in evidence, and Paid he was decidedly off
opinion that the Defendant had behaved wrong z at
the fame time, be obferved, that there was no roar
that the Defendant had coifed the •falle insyrifea-
mast. they mit therefore find a verdict for him ell
that pan of the charge, and give faith damages as
were adequate to the alfault, aid wale*.
Verdi& for Plaintiff, damages yid
Another station arcing out of the &see eleinfalfferny
was tritught again* a Capt. Menace, and at bait
proved in the latter cafe that he had ordered thrift-
prifonnsent of the Plaintiff. the jury gave ant, A*
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each, duty Incladsd h! Mr. Nesabety, No. 4y, St. rattily;
I Golding, No. as, Can& II; Mr. Tint, at the Royal P 3
Mara. layky and Blew, CartlperuateinsTAr.Wadd•.' 431t=
Rout Mr. Jabal& lie Aso: and Mt. !Nadine, No. 76, -Oatard-
Itrort•‘Vard No. 314,11,11 Dom; sod &lc Clarke, Ns pkib
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HAVING dedicated tnyfelito the /tad!' and ham
RAVING
by the moil eanalerabk media intbat araneh
which 1 dueled }roper to far& I troll th.t I bare not maestro
ashdrycd my tinii than thee ertus, In der en endre Ada •at the
pretalion, are etailimally aimed* k enemata', andantes*
always attain that tem& which It aequind-hy couctatewing die
intetledual power to one cats of diturdtre
'he ditties of Dratury are pee Lahti? Warding far Any
being with them attain et conecadant tympana and, bf a
Ter* all add mew, ezittaiee Wed beanies eadisteretia
they sae /rein the prmaknee *Di example. the &dam
titre \ahead- tchael-boys, w the indelienem at antraky, days.
lake the melt alarm kill ; but by the lemma
anadmated mai, the aigranta, and the tad&
team Is deemed•
A. • MENDER et AA IOYAL COI.I.POret SUROPOIN.
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I ground if reclean,'" on ovidarity of Monition; and ratans
every reivl:llp: to make, I fed myfelf untitled to that confamie
with which I kris hitherto been fo liberaly honoured.
In the heft filiation of local we.kach, Cady bpplieWhlll eakl
prevent the calamity of • debilitated frame; but What the Sai-
fere', from a cordeloutners of the maanlinehlif the vice width
tinged his inisfervase, is ftarftd of the contempt m maim ef
family phyßelan, and brood@ over his infirmity stelth road arm-
' eralnwtst, it ma be fatisfakiry far him to be aimed sot ably et
capability of treatment, bet alto of the aloft inviolable feesery.
And in reedit Venereal Compialets it is milfhl.le apraempais,
danger or AHD& lis the on esmasated cafes it is the acquits.
mete of ezetuflve repent:nee La ail War to died a fair. easily
and Needy re-eitiabliheat
I ace the advantage of this repellence to tie* of /*beefs: am
are alJlkttd with any kind of DEBILITY. of ary (minas .1
VENEREAL INFECTION, and is 41 cafes the tams drams
ncratiaa are hated on the heft hltaTitit.

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Patlentsin the mentry are ezpeded to locker,. a Nan nese, Ma
are regsded to *dry their age and manner of
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Veda. of *betrayal College d Surgeons is Leda
No a 9, Arwood-Meet, Strand, OM Temple Bar.

TO THOMAS TAYLOft ESQ,
DtAll 111, N. st,, Bridge Aron,
IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me. to inform
you of the very great and eatraonlinary Cure thew naceislisl
from your invaluable Medlcintw..l.FAKE's PATENT PILL&
About two years ago I was attacked with • Vesmuca• Lltn-
olio La. which I treated rather nightly fur Gone time, hut the W-
eak at lenvh fpreadhig all over my Body, I was Witted to
to the mutt eminent oldie Faculty, but their &Initiator
only temporary retlef-.4 went through various Coverer ofSaltraa
tion, and from being rather of a corpuk nt Habit was redact/dm
a flute hkeleton. The them that (prat, all over my
dont! me a complete Objeet, fu that my friends defpaired of W
recovery. When brought to this Gteation, I connitered deaths*
inevitable, but • relation of mine commenting oriel the many Calm
in which your Pills had fuccerdeal, I was induced to try a bra 4
them, which I thought rather me, and Ivy perforersecir
for two or three mombs, and following your Dirtetions, legs -
A. need the mat unaccountable Itelazation from Pain, the Sur Ss
gradually fubliding; I am now, thank Con, perfeetly recovere4
and walking out daily I doubt not but one more but, wiricha
think cautious to take, will eltablith my health in its °retail/Um
It 1.. with the mull heartfelt gratitude that I fubfaibe myfdf. itr.
your much obliged humble (errant. War. Plums.
anc.itc, Mato-hence, July t, aot.
I'. S. t the public benefit Ido not ohJedt to the above 1104
puldiend, but leave you to act as your own betty judgment flal
dictate.

Preparid and Sold by the Sale Propektar, TUOW AS Tit tans
Mcnihrr of the Royal G.lk t u 1 Sot London, at Eli !funk.
No. p, Notr.Betili.-ftreet Where, after a randant reVeind
of noire than flinty-ha y.art, in a pradire particularly die ddto
the Cure Venereal Coroplanits, with that Itiviolark fecteel
winch al:a id his Penfigion fhnuld always ohf rye, he Santo
the ...kite and alfillance he gratuitnufly
to :fon, tahi.t- this Medicine, will he Ain mad, by a di:terrier
Public, as an'lsliantage feldassi to he obtained, and void t.f seal-
aulty.—sAlta Sold, by N. Apprininunt, Inc the e...nrialcore
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thole het., at a &lance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, he. Alban's
firest, the Toydlinp, No. 103, Oxford-area; Mt.
Difberou,rb's. No. y, ; Mr. Ste.ro Bocifeller,
N 0.., Union-Row, lAttle 'Fortis. Hill, Mr. M. ..4:44. Snlab-
bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwi ll's, LlidtEn ; Mr. Beling,.'s, Lied' •
pool; Ir. Addition's, hiancheßie; and by aloe Perkin in ever,
coatis's-rattle 'rows In Great-britaki and Ireland, in Bates 0(4,4
as. yd. aeb, fettled up with full and photo Medians, whorrh/
Perfnos of either Sea may Cure thciaddres with Fair, Sped, So
crag., and Safety.

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