Star.
London, England, 1827-11-13 00:00:00

.Lord,

''att

C kart,

official

Me can ester Into no bargain-

The fait which Ton tuggeir should have been proved at
the trial. You might 'lie have a thousand trials at the,
santecaine.

Mr. Justice BATLev.—Ypn can't, in mitigation, coon
tervail theverdict.

Ifdr: .Balotrou'im contended that he should have a.
figlit'to avail. himself of the nbservatiess which this fact
suggested, in Mitigatian of lionithment. •
• Len! TittriZiiDielloa* bat then it will be Ito grind
for* net trial.' •
Mr. %Lowe Air lhen intimated that he would rest his
tgotion on the ground of a Misdirection of "the Learned
sidie, and that he would make it at the time Mentioned
, c, .Loedshin
• Usti TerraeMaar.--The:Ccert is ready, if it suppose
Alsot 'mistake: is made,. ^to allow the defendant to
'itiskgisilsattesgeolit, even at the latest moment.
Here the discussion dropped.
Their Lordships at two o'clock. adjourned to the Ex-
. abagege Chamber.
• is I,ba, course of the morning lord .TAPPIaDem
• irditied the bar, that neither the Special Paper nor the
Crown Piper would be taken this week,
COURT OP EXCHEQUER, Nov. 12.
•' • ' tOo n. IMES 'MID OVIIMRS. ' ' •

•'"Flfis was an aetiptt• 4 -tiChAsi *qattierkterttar fregit,
lot• by Mr. Egt,_.the'gott mandfactliter, 'gamut
,Iterltio Ittiakeetub IWO, .to refuter damagesVlitin* Ipenreisioroof Ilie:pteraises in the 'Strand,
vriillg4he precinct of the'Savoy. The tstat took plate
AO' . IWe circadistinties Were West :—The defend-
. Islotliehrg able to eon* to lin agreement with the
' lffhintlff'ffit the Onsfilmse of bleprnintses. which it was
slieitss*/ to puff doh forMidt the avenues to the,
fattr4iidge, a Jury feat in•Ntelled, under the Act of
Airdtadtotr, to albesstheir *aloe, Whlththerettifnated
• cif" liffoo.-trili. "MOW.. f* ilk teileulettts, &c and
1411111kfortheillekl :tilt The phititltitotbeittg titb-
its* libh the revilt Of• the imftlisitidn, BrOght ibis
Illdrd,lidottadifige4hue,ithat the Jitertetrig 'i ?Kiddie.
trpferft,:ibacrtfo asithcitity to sae* the haniages, the
deer being sitkate with& the' liberties of West-
.; iletsdrlny, -*Mt the inquiditiou was void,
Mahout+ VstheJerytrid.not 'separated the amount of
the yealue• tillseleutelhotd retietttbats from that of the
freehold tralatti,Atitdit, thaw the act only authorised
the atattigants :to take poriession of the dwelling
Maw, thily bete but Wartatited in tali* possessitio
of the iatdeandtprealtifes in tte rear of the dwelline•
house. . The jetty fotiod a verdict of 'between 6,0001.1
akil 000d01. diarists% Ike The 144intifft subject to the
Oillnion VP* Oxen upon the libt/te tioints, ahich
etre.alibiltiettil teillta inibli tOthEi Atte. • •
• Tile Cohitor„ Utter heatglig fife t*irrtients of Mr.
it, Ricti A a for thiplaintit, In ati6ort t)f the objections
Wifte i Ritibn,and of Wit' D. Ntedtit,.ou the otter.
ink Wei ~ (kith kinetic tb the 'heitlioiat, that the
ithitthit tlia-Ptatettif at the time Ate -proieedidi
E tOok.
lls Stfenetbn having tietn lireviciiisl'ilialin to
tet 'bY-thl Elifendatite ittokey, anididfied to a
tip
.adiettiori to the aattioriry of the :Uri ; and
ittlitti=6;nits ' tatlsPastritiallriget
O. .lit 'ireidiet Via mot equarr1hikteepectations, ro
oda: • • ' ilidikisilihltritelf of lea abjeCtiOn" to the Jury
' • stitiht have kitten before Add, bitt'illieh a
dimitg. With iev*ttsikhe sititiail ki :dirk,
4 ......:, itetwvairea df tbt Jtirtwar, toleParate
• 111 W itif thenidoilat of the Vahre ortilVtine.
train 'iltAt Which they afitenki for
11111111 t .
darniagda;'lls littiodswilt &e.; 'anti that theYiled 'done
km. And as fort beliktird-pciMl,Whiefi was not argued,
*filth : witilild *MIK that-. aft the fretterste .. in flotation

the ensuing year toc
were, ' - Chancellor

of the
troul, - -
Mint. Lordsbips . upon thelteuchk the ,
/edges, and the Chief Justice of Chester,, see muundl
the table where King's Counsel usually take their seats.l
The ceremony was not over mrkil dearly half past three
iklaeL The Court Was ctowded with spectators.
Mona whom were severe', respectable Ladies

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ARCHES COURT, /Jai. IS.
Eli 01 POICTSMOLITS o. /AWL 01
lOUTIi, ACTING BY HIS C 011111111101:

This was a suit of nullity of marriage, by reason of
the incapacity, of the Earl 'of PortsmOtttb.
Dr..JENNIM stated, that forty-one witnesses had been
examined by commission in different parts of the coun-
try, in support of the suit, during the vacation: but the
Count e of Portsmouth made affidavit that there were
several witnesses still. unexamined, who, from having
visited the houie, and from other citeumstanees, were
likely to be able to. depose to the incapacity of the'
Marl of Portsmouth; and that every activity and dill-,
gence should be used to examine the remaining wit:l
messes.—Upon this affidavit the Learned Doctor moved
that the Conn sWoold east dine for the tintlier.efialeti-,
nation of „witssesses.,..;, , ; •,'
Dr. Lusty' Novo tr, eentrk &Spited to the tefiiiWthe
affidavit as not being sufficiently' preciat.
of only a kw of the witnesses were, mentioned in the
affidavit, and itappeared that they were per sous residing
in town. This was no sufficient cause assigned why
those personehx4lmit been examined in die vacation...
The Cover slid not wish to exclUdgi any, witness:
which Lady ieortsmouth thought it necitssatrutp el-
amine, buteoisiVerecl that therelstest bromine limit as
to time.
It was ultimately agreed upon between 4bisjisisissi
, I that the case should stand over until the ti .1a•
Now I unary

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, next. j . .
, DEffAlrf lii•Titt ICICIASIASTICAIL comm. `.
Beforethe. Court adjourned, Sir Jong NicitlLL took
xcasion to observe•upon the vat rous•dela ys which had
wept into the practice of the Court, and called upon
.01, Advocates and Proctors to assist him in forwarding
'tbe causes with all, possible diligence. By acting on this
na syste. he said, they would promos, ;hal; own interests,
as well as advance the character of theirvotession.

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IRISH LAW INTELLTaRNC& ; •

COURT OW CHARCRET.
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Avery serious schiim has arisen between the Lord.,
Chancellor aid his lienour•the Master of the •Rolls
.with respect to the appointment of separate Secietaries:
I IteietntOrt the custom has been to have but one'Secre•
?tary, and the Lord Chancellor instariabli nciminate.l
fh im; and-all -petitions were lodged with. and the
!bees payable to, that individual, no swatter whether
:tlftb 'subject of such petition was to he- irs&red.before
Ole Chancellor or the 'Mister of the Qn 'the
lirst day of teem, Sir William 'M'iMahon-announcecithat
the had appointed-Mr. Frederick Shaw his Secretary.
and directed that all petitions intestled to be moved in
'the rolls Court should be lidged with that Gebtletian•
A very serious discussion:6x* place, tbe.Conaegaciace
of which was, that the Lord Chancelsr prononneednir
'order on Thtlrsday, that All Charmery'Petitions should
be lodged with his Lordshp's Secretr,y, M. Long,' of
with Mr. M.Kay, as his representative. .

, ROLLS COURT, DUBLIN NOW. 14).
• --

His Honour the Master of the Rolls !OA his seat on
the Bench at a. few minutes after ten. Alger some mo-
tions had been dispot.ed of, Mr. Long. the Lard Chan-
cellor's Secretary,, entered the Court, and took his seat
with the Register. Mr. Frederick Shaw being also
in attendance, his Honour stooped over the bench,
and addressing himself to Mr. Long, said, that he
Woad thin reed an order which he was *boat tti'Mate'
and 'wreath ie 'deferred doing until Mr. Long was pre;
beat. The order was to this effect That all motions
pan,petitions intended to be moved before the Ma
of the-Rolls should be addiested to him, and that the
Ckrt's shdtild take care to 'ascertain that the canoe
was in Cotitt, and. be prepared to admit aotice, and
that such- petifi6ns - before .they came on to be beadbefore the Roils ('purr, Should be entered witb_tiredenck
Shaw, Esq. who bad been appointed Isis Ronessea
y. ullie.
-creter“ - : -t 'ar: 1.

Messico-Boizsucei. 10;r RTT.-•-•Fide y evening, the
Members of the abovelsociety held their second meet-
ing this Session at their Rodms in Ellaville Street. In
the absence of Sir J. *Gement, J. Feost, Esq. took
:the Chair.—The Earl of Dudley and the Brazilian Am-,
bassador were admitted memberi... A paper was readi
on the:qualities supposed to be possessed-by the plant
called Genista Tinctoria, in the cure of hydrophobia.
It grows spontaneously in Russia, and had been f( r.
warded to the Society, but as yet no opportunity had
been offered of trying its efficacy:—Dr. Sigmond deli-
vered a short account of the discovery and qualities of.
chloride of lime, which would destroy insects in trees,
and prevent effluvia arising from vegetables, or other
matter, in a state of decomposition. It was. used in
France to preserve the bodies of those unfortunate per-
sons who had destroyed themselves, until owned hy-their
'firieeds. A body, if washed with the preparation, wool d
'keep for weeks without alteration or offensive odour.
Timber washed with it would be preserved from the
effects of damp and confined air, and it would also pre-
vent the spread of dry rot, and destroy insects in plants.
Tag SLARON.—Thotagh we have had some slight in-
dications of die approach of winter, yet the weather
generally has inclined to mildness, and its effects have
been, in many instances, singularly visible in the pro-
gress of vegetarian. Amongst others which have been
addliCed,we 'would mention that on Thursday last we
saw a brooch of a strawberry bush. which had been
pulled in the garde* of Mr. Smith, without Micklegate
Bar, upon which *ere combined the opening bud, thi
full-blown blOcon, ite setting berrr, and the ripened
fruit. The nests of a thrush, contEning an egg, was
fend nest day. in Mr. Backhouse's nursery, .near this
city. This is a further proof of the mildness of the
Watba.7— YOri Herald.

Monday last As the chamiesmaid of tine George Ina,
Aylesbury, was entering a bed twooti, of which the win-
dow was partly open, sho percerteitd, hen pheasant
Wetting along the loot. .11aStilYntting. the door,
she went down slain to apprise het master and mistress
of their unexpected lodger, and on her return war
prised to find the poor Siciirier-cfeld. fr_owt
beirig iloody and broken, It
ifiess?ftd Melt krn bring saiMINVI
blow on striking astaiosreArelklo ht

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-. dust he
eery much obliged by a commenicatioo, ,gill thews[ that so •
pighlan opig,jee was entertained of his boonty, but to begged leave,
to decline the Ace of distinguishing his Mayoralty by an act of so
benefitenhe. If he ihooldeondict himself during the time
be abotdd be in office, upon the principle recommended In the letter,
tfaia9lllo probably Witter step from the Mansion-house to the work-,
house when his year was up—(a laugh).
GUILDHALL
Samuel Kew was charged with basing fraudulently ran away with
nineteen pennyirotth of oysters and bread and butter In his sto-
mach, the property of a shell-fish warehuoseorsarin Fleet-street.
hlarchant, an Inspector of the city patrol, deposed as follows...
%tweet' twelve and. one o'clock this morning, I met this Gentle.
min ruching down Fleet-street'; and, 'hearing the rattles of the
watchmen in his rear, I stopped. him, anti wehada nimble tose-1
Cher in the mud, to the great. detsiment of my coot. •
Richard Mason deposed that the amused, Samuel, did devoori
nineteen pennyworth of oysters and, bread sod butter, in his mu-
ter's shop. and then 'watched 'in otiftrittinhy* of belting widget
paying ; whereupon a hue and•Vry was net up, and be wu Odpitall
as described by the last whams. • - •isissailea
. Sir. Puss Laura asked wbetber flanalsel Wel
the time? . . .
" Was quite sober, and had plenty Aber 4
•
the reply. • -
• Well,. Mr. Samuel Ktur, why okhoolf4l4
for year *yews? .dematuted 414' :V4 2e-oall
" I really don't know what cosid ate me to do sack a ffiftsCJ
espied Annual; end Te.ihohe was ti rely telt-looliiipg "Atm
for such art adventure. -
.•
.What are Tor ? aster/d ... m Alderman. -t.1ef0..%
An attorney's elerboreplied Senned.
In whose office?
Samuel blushed. " hope loaf frail? will CUM my not
answering that.** - •-
-And was this a lawymillbe /artroolifolfs* do' you
think? • • .
° Oh dear, no, Sir at et I 40‘.Iggegine what poe.
*eased mi.'
-thdered to pay for tbereystiesl idffirmielaillisither. end satisfy
the constable for the detriment dome to his mot by the ramble in
the mud;. which order lasting, stay~ed laths be was admo-
nished to sup more honestly for the (metro's"! dhekarged.
M A RLBOROU,GH. ST Ratt .
Yesterday Toumtribb, accompanied by his dwarf, appeared'''.
fore Mr. Roi, the Magistrate, to prefer a charge against two dui
hag young sprigs of 'Bibb* tow of whom give his name, or mastMendotanames,
names, Charles Frederica Mendota Washington, and the Mile
plain James -Faweet. .s ,
It appeared that the twat defendants went the night 'before he.
Tom Cribb's house, in Pauses-street,. where they stayed for mom
time, enjoying life, and regaling "themselves with some of the es+
champion's hest drinkable., but for which, In the end, they roused
toper, and no the dwarf waiter pressing. in behalf of his Wilde.
interest, for the amount, they assaulted the little fellow, wistrgia,
who could not bear to see bit little protegee ill-treated, cos#
watchman. and lodged the VIVO Pot-valiant heroes In this
beam, not on account of their refusal- to psy, be said, for
did not care a.pin, Maus 'moot of his little waiter. -
The latter, who was UM short to reach to a height before the
bench that could make him visible to the 'Magistrate, was
standing on one 'of it. seats, where Ise detailed the pa of
the assault; and the defendants wen shoot to be held to bell, wtN
(hey 'reposed to pt y.for.what they had dunk to Cribb, mile
compensate the little waiter for the assault, and thaw torombelog
readily kgreed.'to by Cribb, they were discharged.
r.. 11 tune earned. Tinialowsfd, dial 'Moms, a notorkierebereeter,
wholes beoi 1n custody suital times, was brut* tiithis Gam

by Clemenie 8,4411 ANY charged on .ollsOidari .r law csocemea'
in the robbery of a lady residing* the Now Road,, whets. wearing
ipparel,leirellery;&c. to a very large amount were carried away,
and for the appreheosiim -of the robbers, on Which occasion, a re-
mud. has. been offered of- so& ,Several peewits are already in
custody suspected of being implicated, and have undergone two
prkrate examinations before Sir Gifpaisz F#PIATOT.
• The two bracers deposed' that, h' .1 the prisoner being seen loker-
ing about the spot where the toldiery took place, and their know-
ledge of his bad character, inviable was excited that be bad had
some connection with the robbery: hicoosequeoce a seareismoirest
WM itancief;.and, upon proMedMice his lodlginie, ih iL thttalreci an,
immense quktnity of the most exßepalive description of • ' ap-
parel, limonite which was a pelisse Which it is considered - not
have cost less than 40, two witches, &c. together with driers!
. .
skeleton keys, centre bite, altd other apparatus used in, tense.
breaking. The Lady, kosiever, • who liasficen robbed, °Mid "not
identify any of the articles of dress is be property'. although there'
is not the slightest doubt but thatAkey him been the fruits tifneme,
other depredation.
The prisoner was remanded tilt y next, wisp die iffiiiiMaa - ' Ai
.
Iprhonen will be examitaid • -
4 .:44.
Richard Young, late servant to Henry Habgan, Kok was ism*.
up,ln the custody of Weslcott, charged with robbing thet-theArn.
'titan 'to a large amount. ' • •
It appeared by_ the evidence test the prhoner bad made away irith
artichs'of plate, to the mho *COOL the whale amblei he p
'Ad sibesiquently absconded. TIM proseconte hiving
clie Whole Of its plate, in eonrideritlon pf the prises or's fanilifra
audavarl not dnirous of prosecuting. upoq clot capital offence • but •
'4lScoveied ilere that the
.pronner bad appropriated to • -
'sfoishei solos °furores/ which bad bevel. fatrueted to* to '
!arm' tradeemesei bills. Llpon•tite,M4yr Chaiehe was Mr ere-,
saimsllfiPcslaL- '
... mAley-L.A.-30141NR. . 1
A Mapeerable 'female stated to Mr. lt,iiramons, that arty in
(*ober:she waipaashai.thrinsiltßussel-coort, in company with the
dalighter'of a Itubtichit in IWtiffechaiSel, on their way from Drury-
** Theatre,: arben her companion ticked a bag which was lying
on thepar moan, butiopitisioi h tontilnetnothing of emieequitace„
she passed on.' flislog,:hriself, ,heweeer, store curiosity, she
picked it up, mid on exsodiagjt, found, to hir surprise, that it.l
contained from four hundred to eve hundred Miiietgas,esf which
the said publican obtained possession and now refuses ea give it up.
Mr. ' Rawtausoti said is wit, extraondinaryeo large tear
not be inquired after sod asked if the had advertised kel
Applicant stated tiat she had once. .. .
Mr. itawchtsou said he meld only idolise her .6. iiiesitise: p
more freely, Which she promised to dos.

• ' " QUERN-SQUARE.
B. Frargiiis was charged with deadestinely entering the impeder
Henry Smith, Esq. of Senkhminsro, Chelsea, and stealing there-
from seven silver handled knives; He was hay committed; bet
frog some papers found on hipt by Cooper, the Weser, he was or-
dered to be again brought up, as thereto a holt, that they will afford
a clue to mveral other depredations.

M. Detail was fully committed, charged with knocking down,
witKintent to rob, H. Kelly, a coal-heaver; but prosecutor row
'vans himself, pursued the prisoner, who ran into the arms of a
watchman, and was secured.—Polly committed.
Two fellows. named Breen and Rpm, were also toshadtied,
charged with stealing three ',Spoke property at Mrs. Hargreave
proprietress of the Preen Man. at Layteasone.

LAMB]

M4llllBll'l 01

proceeded to fill up the chairs of Latin and of City-
mistry, when the following Gentlemen were elected:
—The Rev. JOHN WiILLIAMA, A.M. late of Baliol
College, Oxford, Vicar of Llanpeter, and at present
Rector of the Edinburgh Academy, Professor of the
Roman Lsaguage and
.Literature. EDWARD Turfman,
M.D. of Kingston. Jamaica, F.R.S.E. Fellow of the
Royal College of PhYsicians of Edinburgh, 'Professor
Of Chymistry.
A Jew days since a little boy, aged about three yearaj
.the eon of Richard Booth, who resides' near- the flay
Brow Colliery, in Tookwith-liaulgh, fell • dower 10
We* connected with. those works, a precipitate deseehtl
of about SO yards. An alarm was inkrdesfiittelyiven
by Mother child, wid a Mile eent=doiriifof the purpose
of bringing up the 'body, *deft Ithiieraotiitalleeted]
on -the spot expected would. eellibit limit.. Bing spectacle.
of mutilation. To their:utter. isiOnlatter' Mt, however,
the man soon piesinfed-blitiself with,the- child in his
linos Jobking.4apkuNd 'Witki:_grojet -;ettetescens,
.and'_
.

the Conseil

it was as

,

Wen jothullta •in Abe-ward s 4 liselling-bonse.'• Their '•
t-s. •• ~ I.OLICILIIrTILLIGENCIrw .
,Lordships tbestifore.direeted a nonsuit to be entered. --ww--
, . Itt A NSTEMBOUSE. The
rat )taw SHYllllin. - Yesterday the new lAD Visits Sit for *Myr dire lbw his
. .
At two o'clock the Priiy .Council 'attended in this lettehrtmettt to the ale". He bad scare* Mien the ode in the /lama
C curt, when the. ceremony of pricking for Shetiffp for .I,lPdge•tildell when • &resigner that be. wood. peruw a Two yl
the ensuing year took phtce. The members present .
- •
;.4,..rg.,1:11, Letdehip did so, and foxed kOustolio# the crop- Camel
, a very lassoing reliance upon the gitotroiltii of the new elth
were, the Chancellor of the Exchequer.(drested iit his an es
ar,t7ilsestrate.
official robes), the •Lord Chancellor, the ffelerifitry of It stated, that "his Lardetdee correependeet Isla meeker! e Pined
State for the Home Depattment, the Lord Chief 'juice. leas annotate and elassfsa/Inanwialfse .0( the English lenemenmad tire Tel
of the Kin if Bench, the President of the Board of Con.-
„English trade, and requested, that es trade could not be-carried cm toed- w
g without sapitql, ho Lordship would be kind eneemb to advance Me th*:,e,
trout, the Lord Chief Baron, and ;the .Mastr of the *is nesoot.upcn the humane elrpetlrneoz." - wail
Mint. Their Loidsbips sat upon the,.tiet4; the Puisne The Lomb MArog intitriatid to his correspondent that be Wee 1,
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