Star.
London, England, 1817-10-11 00:00:00

r4L4CIi COURT, WI-II 'mat.

CONTEMPT 01 COURT.
, Mr. CAMAY, in ti.e course us rrceeedings yester•
day, itiforused the Junes, that a person attending as a
wittily's, had just been attested iu Court by a bneriff's
Officer.
B. Moents, Esq. the Judge, conseqnently ordered
the officer to tipped: before him, when the following
dialogue emitted
Q. Officer, why did you arrest this man in Court
Because, my Lord, I cannot meet him cl'.e+►fete.
Jonoe —I am much disposed to commit you for a
enetempt of this Court. Let the man be liberated
directly, and think •yourself fortunate in having
avoided imprisonment. You, as an offices-, ottght to
kisow.tite respect due to a Court of JuAice. Whose
officer are you—what is your morel— A. Sidney.
31:MGR.—The person you have dated in arrest bete
was attendiug his duty in a Court vi Jubilee, and y.. 0
shoold better understand your cityy. as a Sheriff's
Officer..—Let the man be released instantly. The
roan was accordingly liberated.
HATTON V. MALLARD.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a. far•
per, in the parish of Barking, 'Essex, against the de.
feislaut. a Magistrate in the same county, to recover
ten guineas, for goods sold nd delivered, as tong ago
as January 1811. Mr. Mallard pleaded, first, that
nothing was dee from him i and, secondly, if it was
a debt, more than six years had expired since the debt
scented. The subject in dispute was a coantity of
potatoes, which the defendant alleged he had paid for.
The question was taken out of the Statute of Limita-
tions, because the defendant admitted the debt was
contracted, and undertook to shew it had been pie!.
After a• long examination of witnesses, the Jury found
a verdict fur the plaintiff—Damages, Tin Gsistab

Thprsday a Lady was hustled between the Ship
°rayon in the Borough and Lr.ndon- Bridge, by a
gang of pickpockets, who contrived to steal from her
pocket a red morocco pocket bcolc containing £RS in
Bank Ames. The gang consisted of sia or seven young
fellows; one was very tall, and genteraly dressed;
another a stork and swarthy man. They escaped
with their booty.

A few days since, early in the afternoon, a re-
spectable iooking woman, to company with her son,
passing by Church, was surrounded by
an infamous gang of about IS or 14 men and women,
wbolitistlesi them, and rubbed her of a' pocket-book,
containing notes to the amount of £6O.
A few evenings since, footsteps of persons were
beard in the slirubbny and close adjoining the house
nt Mrs. Isiaaciimor, of Turnhamgreen-terrace. Mr.
IMAICCIANT, jun. went our, armed with a fowling.
piece cliarAed with small slut. to look round the pre-
mises, when he obstrved a man walking towards him
.ia. the middle of the garden at the back of the house,•
in a stooping attitude. He called out several times
44 Stop, or I fire !" but without effect, or receiving a
reply. He accordingly fired; when be heard the ex.
elauttion of "Oh !" which induced trim to go into
the house for a light ; i.e attempted twice with a
candle, but the wind was so high, he could not keep.
the light. He at length procured a' lanthorn, ands
returned to the garden; but, on searching it. he round;
the man was grow; he therefore concluded he merely.
fancied be had shot him. However, on entering the
garden' in the morning, a large spot of blood was pert
ceptible in the centre walk, which was connected by;
drops of blodd with another large spot at the bottom
of the garden. close to the rails, which, it appears, be
Managed to climb over, although very high, leavinr
the impression in blood of his thumb and fingeri•on•
the rails in his ascent and descent on the other side...,
Nu traces of the man have yet been discovered, ant
no doubt he effected his escape while a light was ab.i
ealoging ; and it is strati& 'Mated ile.was accoln4
paaied by others. . •

Yesterday evening a number of tilde convicts were
removed hum Newgate to l'ortsmouthi preparatory
to then being sent to ,Botany Bay. They were at-
tended by the beeper of Newgate, under the escort
of a guard id Cavalry. Seventeen of them were tried
last Session, for picking pockets, and are notorious
characters. They are all to be transported for life.
It h eoiversally acknowledged, by titesnestrzspee-
table part of tka prefesslen,. that the Medical Beards, otarab.
Itsbed by ifir oakbrofod-Sorieolio of Charlotte Hesse, Mackfrien
Road, and Woodstock-mem, Oxford-crew (a few doers from
isold.,,toet), ere the fountain head for advice, ft is II fact, that,
by the united minus of these Gentlestea upwards ef-Sia Theo-
sand Pet ants heal been ceredi esswllrat ogaisiate paws.;
many if whom bad been discharged kens Hospitals, aed bon-
d/eels bad been improperly treated by personalise/ant of as im-
portant branch of the professios..--_ ,Cones, as
and Co. are consulted daily by al nab of glows wales[ ad;
Istablisiosentsver by lettere from she Cowen ea
ism, what Medicine will Ativite an.seat us all mss' the,
IC There are ddeAtters at null Sense, and private maws!
fee • Dina Midst* House, artemk K.,.
HIM (Agri; or Wombwell Haws, hear Slew beioffinT".7.

atWeyzienth, the Lady of Major Lap
Oa the S7tb of September Mit, at Lausanne, tfic
tenant-Colaael Waachepe, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the fth instant, at St. Georges, Hane•er.igt.
Mae, 191. Captain In his Majesty's Reetooo
Muse*, .f Weisner, Kent.
Thursday, at Chelsea, John Sins, M.D. ge Ann .
daughter et James Clark, M.D. of the Island of Llotati

DIED.
On Tbursdiry, the 9th fiutnot, at his house on Ch;l
won, A. F. Haldintand, Esq. in the :7th Itar of his a.
Saturday, at Bath, the Lady of Sir Ruben Kingsmiti,
Sunday. at Eftlinauth, Thos. Hopkins, Isl. li.trristct
of the loner Temple.

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'Eleven of the convicts in Clonmel Jail lately d it had produced, he, with a Modest bc
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---1.7- ted to the House of Correctio-u and kept to bud labour.' the
ot Mrs. Maaciisiev, of Turnhamgreen-terrace. mr.
as, attempt to escape. They had cut off their bolts,
Irknds of ;he girl cried, impared, and entreated her to ascnm- _ •Ma e cc Ladies and Gentlemen, lam floor Jaei.'
Masco A NT, jun. went one, armed with a fowling. pany them, arid begged the Magistrate not to send her to prisms.
broke through a wall, cut through five iron and three BIRTIAS.
• Ired a ith small slvt, to look round the pre. 'la. Magistrate said, that if they would take her home he woad
Ont..cotbe 17th owl
aSezhteempels,eroflasatda,
Pico: cli A . . •• towards him not mon* her. Ski opposed die endeavour to take keirs and wooden doors, and got to an inner yard where they )11"11"'atWaramutb' the "d 7 of Major Lap':
was actually taken home at last by main torte. tore open a necessary through which they entered into auteLahteurs.stilles t"
I
mises, when he observed a man walking
ill the middle of the garden At the back of the house,.
l times ,--__ the sewer that communicates with the main sewer in
in a stooping attitude. He called out several
MARRIEIS.
Yesterday evening a number of Mlle convicts were the street; having entered the main sewer, er,they bad to On the nth Instant at St. George's, Hanover.n
es Stop, or I fire I" but without effect, or receiving a
removed from Nt ' I preparatory Li' h iron ' •
wgate to 1 ortsmout i, pass .roug bars placed across it for security,
e g He accordingly fired*, when he hoard the ex. . . .
Brine, Lc. Captain 'ln his Majesty's 39:k Resin]
to tneirbeing
,_re.nt to *Botany Bay. They were at. and actually got to another grate of a similar kind Clauses, 'if Wainer, Kent.
repay,
of " 011 r %Inch induced Lim to gn into
tended by the Keeper of NewgAte, under the escort which they cut Pearly through, but being missed a Thursday, at Chelsea, John Sins, M.D. ast Ann
ch. house for a light ; i.e attempted twice with a
or a guard of Cavalry. Seventeen of them were tried search was made, and the .streetopened at the last- daughter et James Clark, M.D. of the Island of Dot;
tthe wind w.t so high, he could not keep.
but
candle, Session, forpicking
last
He length procured a' !anthem, sniff
the light. at
characters. They are all to be tranaporte.d for life. Bow On Thondirr, the eth labtartt, at bb house on CI
• d but, onsearching he i d
returnedof
returned to the gar en i
sq. in the 77tb tear ln:
It Is uoiveraallyacknowled ed by emiestr- e. art had a 'he man was viol he therefore concluded he merely.
table a
the
ego
°stlem,
that g , tfi .spe , mornings play at Brighton on Tuesday, Satorday,at Bath, the Lady of Sir Robert Kitten'.
footled be bad shot him. However, on entering the
lisbedby the atiehrated.Sur a. , ,at Ikeirds. *Mob* .to keep pace with the Londoners, at Sheppenon. A Sunday, at Shilinetaly Thos. Hopkins, Km. Riff
garden' in the morning, a large spot of blood was per.t Fro pitched battle for ten
Road, and Woodstock-street, Oslord-strun (a few doers from • . guineas to the winner, and.five of the loner Temple.
• the centre walk, which was connected by! tondstreet), Yee the fountain head for advice. It is a feet, that, to the loser, was fought on the race
400r.eb. b *Meal 4,..1,PR1CE OF Si OCKS YESTERDAY.
ceptible in
.4a rheas Galilean'
of blood with another large spot at the bottom- in. the Tilted talent
se . upwards atswi.hde, ifighmis, a carpeater of the town, and Alm Br S -6—"— India Stock 243
drottse d P enc. have been esellpat aka time Mimes ; agroom. Theßed. shut India Bonds, 115 p
garden. close to the rails, which, it appears, he nand : ham bad bean diaabaread k c.supenter hada stone in weight against s per
t. I
ix
per A.Cons. gut if of Beth. BIM (eV I
of l* b over, although-very high, leaving, simay vi elm 1144hest* superior science, cad ha bad all
managed to climb • drab had been improperly treated bypettareina. Igeorant emits- the lead he could *per Cent. shut —......—... (sd )
• in blood of his thumb and fingers on portant beau' of as peofeeslue, wish ifs tba irst-four r
cuopaa, maws°,
... *suds 1 the groom began after-. s Cr.to a per 71 108107 ff o - Cons. for Ace. sei
the impression
and descent on the other side..., and Ce. are tromulted days, an rusks el people, at mak ef mei; wards to tease Am, and to Lao& Ann.— Lottery Tklt ets .e.
the rails in his anent discovered,and, katablidinnents• nr by knots from the Canary Oen his head, untilshow his science about
have yet been. ' sad Advice .re. • ebnail* 't •. I accessible to his right HIGH WA'lntß TU hIURRUIIf AT LoNix.) Nu traces of the man
while a light was ob.; °IN, viaall Madialaa nei :at taati tworwor the hand„srbleb.he used Morniog • 91 unu
DO doubt be effected his escape , KfoLoo:—.....Thoroare side at onseoeue private mum .1, ;. . .I_. unmercifully. Having brought
WaS MOW ' Melt Cbasiotee House, opeosbe the key. stoligosa —7 adversary ..MPWO 10 'his weight, Brawn won tole. Aftnromo .. .
- • • and it is strtufglympeetre Re tor
Dinging ; , Htlee(ihepelo ye Weediness Home, mei dew brisigouge - Melt Wig II Alttientitell.ligg "UireDo37lt hilted And Published by Leers ha
P onied by others. • I 9 *tout sit hon.. .-. . a rime, Teropfe4ar.
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