Star.
London, England, 1819-12-04 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESVONS.

Yesterday, Stephen Dobbin, GeoTelb7!,,,
and Carr, Clunks Haines, no,nas Jackn;
Burton, James Moore, and Nam Veal,
rally arraigned, upon a charge of u:terin,
Notes. 1 hey all availed themselves of ti•C
sion which was granted to them, of pleading
the minor offence of having forged notes
uicen/.. ssa/ackson was charged with
Stratford, by riding against •
horse, and knocking him down, by which
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was occasioned.

Sarah Stratford (eight. years old) dzposed,
was in Old-street, near the City.road, on
ult. She was carrying her infant brother,
crossing the road just by the Turnpike, •
the prisoner approach on horseback, in a
fore she had time to get out of the way the
through the gate, struck against her, and
the infant out of her arms with great violence,
was herself also thrown upon the ground. '
brother lingered a few days and died.
W. Kimble corroborated the statement
child. •The prisoner was pursued ai-d ste
was riding without a saddle, and had only
bridle. 'Witness charged him with the fact,
only manifested indifference. He ai-peared,
intoxicated.

In his defence the prisoner denied that .
liquor, and declared that he had done 2q
power to stop the horse. He called sever7l.A;
who ga.ve him a most excellent character for
nity. One or two others deposed to the
he rode being restive.
Mr. Justice liAxt.av summed up the.
the Jury found the prisoner Guilty.
Ben, Smith *as indicted for killing
ing R. Sylvester, by driving a coach over
the 30th of October. lE.:appealed that the
as the day mentioned in the indictine:.t, was,
a Paddington stage in the City-toad, .1:11 %ski.
deavouring to pass another stage, he lode ovr
ceased, an old man, who obtained his lira
sweeping a crossing. The prisoner put the
•ia a coach, and had him conveyed to S.
mew's Hospital. He gave him a few shilli;
paid him every attention in his power
The prisoner called, as witnesses, sev.ral(
who had been in the habit of ridim, in his
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all of whom spoke highly of his humane di
The Rev. Dr. WAUGH. said, the poisoner •

greater portion of moral virtue than he 1.1:i.!
with in any other person of his rank '
Jury acquitted the prisoner.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY—If, in the present
law had been acted upon, the Proprietor
forfeited his coach and horses.

Mr: KEAN'S admirers at Edinburgh ha.
him with a " Sword of State ;" to be worn
pears in the Tragedy of Macbeth, as the
Scotland. It was accompanied with a very
mentary Letter from Sir Joni SiNcLa IR.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, CONDUIT-STIII:ET.—It
been supposed, from the arrangemelt, recenth
at this Library, that Mr. COLaURN
business except that which relates to :tis
concerns, we are requested to saie. th.it it
tail Bookselling business only which '
red to another house, and that he his l'een
to take this step solely with the of
more undivided attention to the Libi-ary,
in future be carried on under de nini
and Co. on a very improved plan. Diniag
itunn, the Library has been most carefully es.
many uew \Vurks added, deficiencies suppli
the whole newly bound. An impioved C.
also in the Press, comprising all the iiitereiti.
valuable Woi ks published up to the present day,
will be ready for delivery on the first of
when the Proprietors intend to set forth
their increased claims en the public attention.

CAMBRIDGE Etecrioy.—,Yesterduy being
appointed for the Election of a Member of
facia for the Borough of Cambridge, Colonel
and Mr. ADEANE declared themselves Candi
After they had each addressed the Elect(
chew of hands was declared to be in favour t')
TRENCH. The friends of Mr. ADEANE then
a poll, which continued but for a short tin;e,
Mr. ADEANE withdrew from the contest, sand
TRENCH was declared duly elected. The
was then chaired through the town.
THE MINORITY
MUNK Tilt !11:PIT mesimarrnous WIG
Allen„Y. 11. Graham, J.lt. G. l'elro,
Althorp, Viscount Grifiths, John W. Pelham, hbs-
- lion. G. Gurney, R. H. Ptittie, !tor.
Aubrey, Sir John Heron, Sir R. Pilo:rose; Ur
Benett, John liariourt, J. • Price, It.
Buxton, T. F. Harvey, D. W. Ricardo, Bd
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Burdett, Sir Francis HiU, Lord A. Rarossit), J. C.
Baring, Sir T. Ileneywood, W. P. Rancliffet Lod
Barnett, James Hughes, W. L. Ridley, VI- Al
Beecher, W. W. Hume, Joseph Robins, W.
Benyon, Benj. Hurst, R. Robatts, A.
Bernal, R. Hutchinson, Don. C. Rowley, Sir
Birch, Joseph Kennedy, T. F. Russell, Lert
brougham. Henry Kinrra;rd, Hon. D. lltastil, Lord
Browne, Dom. Longman, George Russell, R. G.
Burrell, lion. P. D. lamb, lion. G. RundNil,C.
Calvert, Nicholas Lambton, J. G. Seal Ittt, J.
Calvert, Charles Langton, W. G. Set:damn*, -
Cakraft, John Latouche, John &Pon, Earl el
(arter,lutin Lensan, Sir W. Smith, Dan. E
Hon. H. Lloyd, Sir E. Smith, Sam.
rafter, Lord Lloyd, J. M. S.niih, William
Colborne, N. R. J. Maberley, John Smythe, J. IL
Coke, T. W. Maberley, W. 1.. Spencer, Lola
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Cake, T. W. jun. Mahon, lion. S. Stewart, Widiaa
Crompton, Samuel Mat..ilonaki, .I..mes Talbot, R. W.
DeCrespigny, Sir W. •Alackintolti, Sir J. Taviatock, Wit
Davies, T. ki.• Madocks, W.. 1. Taylor, M. A.
Denman, Thomas Martin, John Thorp, Alder:in,
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Dundal, lion. G. Moore, Peter (it
Dur.das, gloms Moore, P. Wc/As Edward
Ebrington, Viscoant Mostyn, Sit T. Wbarroc,
Ellice, Edward Newman, R. W. whitbre.d. 0.
Ruston, Earl of Nugent, Lord Wilkins, Walter
Fazaktrley, N. Ord, William Will
Fellowes, lion. N. Perceval, Spencer) Whoa, Sir Robe
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Portman, LI. B. Webster, Sir G.
Fitzgerald, Lord W. Pringle, J. Woad, Aldermsa
Fitzroy, Lord C. Palmer, C. F.
Frankland, T. Parnell, William VELLUM
Grant, .1. P. Pares, Thomas Ib.rnet, Hoy. n.
Graham, Sandford • l'elbam, lion. C. A. F;.ikettre, Viscoctl
Mr. Merest paired off with Mt.'uocch:
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