Star.
London, England, 1811-11-22 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, NO'

THE KING AT TYI6 PROHICUTION OF JAMES M.
VERSUS LORD LOUTSI.
Mr. 9enn•ax moved for a Conditional Order
an Attachment against the defendant for not
complied with the terms prescribed by the
Lord Lou:h had undertaken to pay the proseci
costs, &c. and a note pissed as part of payme,
been protested, and still remained unpaid, •
standing several applications had been made
purpose. Rule granted.
THE KING, AT THE PROSECUTION HENRY N 4
AGAINST RICHARD BINGHAM, ESQ.
The defendant, Richard Bingham, Esq.
strate of the county of Mayo, and brother
Clonmorris, was this day, wirstOnt to the 1
the Court, brought up to receive sentence, for
sive conduct as a Magistrate, in committint
Nash, Esq. Michael Kelly, and Hugh G.
farmers, under a charge of felony, without al
and from corrupt motives, to the Gaol of Ca'
Counsel on the part• 4 the prosecutor, H.
Esq. moved for Mr. Justice Fox's report, wl
ded at the trial below, where Mr. Bingham was
guilty of the facts above stated, and fur lea-
suer several affidavits filed by thedelendant
ration efilknislinient.
The Court granted the minion, and order
Bingham to be brought up to receive sent
Monday tW. '2sth insLant.
Mr. Serjeant Moolie obtained a conditional
for a criminal imormation against William '
Gent. one of the Attornies, for having dista
Peace in the town of hrtimsna, in the count?'
trim, by ;Legally assembling the armed yea
the county, to the terrix of his Majesty's sul
order to assist in the ceremonr of buming the
Robert Lyons, Eiq.
•

,

-F

THE COMPLAINT OF HAROLD.

From the ancient Norvrealan, or Norse tongue, beginning,

" Swill fyrir Sikely *dig."

'Round Sicily my vessels flew ;
We all were splendid, proud, and gay;
My'brown ship flU'd with warriors true,
tikimm•ti lightly o'er the watery "Way :
Tager rlyipear in Ses ti hurl,
I fear'd neer sty sath wou'd furl-
- And yet though this my worth must prove,
A Rnetian maid disdains my love!
With Drontheim's sons in youth I fought,
Though many more their Lumbers told;
Dreadful the fight, and dearly bought—
Though young, I laid their monarch cold—
And yet though this my worth must prove,
A Russian maid disdains my lose !
When but sixteen, on board my bark,
A tempert rose and sward the sea,
The vessel 6U'd with billows dark—.
We cleated, and then pursued our way :
And Hope htr fairy visions threw,
With brightest hues bdare my view,—
And yet though this my worth must prove,
A Russian maid disdains my love.
I know eight games of skill to play ;
1 fight with courage; rule the steed;
Swint with the swiftest; glide away
On smoothest ice, nor danger heed.
To dart the lance my hands excel,
And the strong oar I ply as well--
And yet though this my worth muse prove,
A Russian nsaid disdains my love !
What widow fair, or tender maid,
Can on that morn deny my due,
When rear the town, viii•h thirsty blade,
I on the south to battle flew
Can e'er deny I brav'd the fight,
And left memorials of my might—
And yet though this my worth must rove,
A Russian maid dittla ns my love.
la Norway's uplands I was born,
Whose eons the bow can bend 53 well;
1117 vessei's oft the ptasants scorn,
Kush 'mid the rocks, nor fiar the swell,—
Fat from the abode of metasway,
lee plouglrd the wide and pathless sea—
. And yct though this my worth must prove,
A Russian maid disdains my love !

, Tit- rest is lost, the poem having originally consisted of 16
stanza•.
l'lymouth.

C. SEDDING.

ADVERTIMMIXT--To those who wish to be well ac
gnainted with the sanguinary warfare that the French
ate carrying on in the Peninsula, and their cruelty
towards the unfortunate inhabitants, we recommend
the perusal cf a new work, just published, intitled,
" Saabs de Aforteam, or Annul: of a Pubis! Family,"
founded on recent facts, in 3 vols. Bvo. dedicated to
the memory of the late Duke of ALIIVHQUiIiQUE, by
the Author of the Historical Chart of the eventful
nig* of his present Majesty. Sold by N. L. Pannier,
15, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, price 18s. sewed.
Yesterday, at Worship-street Office, the driver of
a hackney•coach was fined 40s. for extorting from a
gentleman more than his legal fare, and using abusive
languor.
Wednesday evening as Mr. Boyd, of George-street,
Edinburgh, was
.passng along the Strand, he felt
something at his coat-pocket, and putting his hand
sharply to it he caught hold-of a hand, and disco-
vered his pocket-handkerchief lying on the ground.
Limbrick and Lack, two of the patrole belonging to
Bow•Ftreet Office, being on duty near the spot, came
up and recognised the culprit, whose name is W.
Clayton; they took him before Mr. GRAHAM at Bow-
street, who committed him for trial.
The Yarmouth coach was robbed, a few nights'
since, of silvet tokens, to the amount of £l9. 17s. of.
one shilling each, out of a box containing the same
description of tokens, to the amount of £lOO. The
coach goes from the White Horse, Fetter-lane, and
changes coaches at Ipswich, where the coach becomes
a mail ; the box was there discovered to have been
broken and shattered, and when it ,reached the Gen-
tleman at Yarmouth, to whom it was directed, tokens
to the above amount were discovered to be missing.
A guard has been in custody for sc•-cral days, on
suspicion of bang concerne.l in the robbery ; two or
three witneses were examined, but they not being
able to prove any thing against him, he was discharged.
Tuesday afternoon a man and woman, dressed like
cou try pe:tple, went into a sale-shop in East Smith-
field, and agie..d for a silk-cloak, and other articles,
to the value of DES, for which they left a 41 Bank-
note at eartiesr, and were to call again in the course
of an hour ; but soon after they were gone, the shop-
keeper missed from the window a gold watch, of the
value of £l2. It is needless to add, that they forgot

their engagement to return.
An at empt was mide on Wednesday night to
break int() the wale ro nms of Mr. Lewis, of Great
Ormond-we:A. The villains, after cutting out a
large pane of glass, were-disturbed, and only carried
off a painting on glass, of no considerable value.
A letter from Metz, dated the 2d inst. gives the
following instance of female courage Ye,terday
afternoon two robbers, taking advantage of the ocea-
sion when people were at church, got into a detached
house situate betweeaVasicre and Vantoux, two vil-
lages near Metz. They got over a hedge, and were
making their arrangements, for breaking in the dom.
4 the house, when a little &id, ten years of age, who
was the.only person remaining in the house, having
perceived them fro* a window, ascended to the gar-
re, in order to call lot assistance, and afterwards
placed herself in another window over the door. She
then raised with difficulty a pick-axe, and let it fall,
1)(1 the ruffians evaded the blow, and arming them-
selves with the pick-axe, burst open the door. The
girl, by no means disconcerted at this, seized two
pistol, which the proprietor of the house had left in
his cabinet, and kilted on the spot the first robberwho
presented himself. The other took to flight, and dili-
gent search is making after him."
The New Market at Ipswich will nexPweek be
completely finished. In the centre of the interior
square is -now erecting a- fountain ; the pedestal is
a amounted with a pyramid, composed of three
Pieces of solid Portland stone, weighing upwards of
five tons ; the whole forming an obelisk about 20
fa tin height. On each side of the pedestal a basoa
is cut in the solid stone, and supplied with water from
a lion's head above. Thus, the water which has
usually run waste through the town, will contribute
to the convenience of the market.