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London, England, 1816-06-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COUICT 0i KlNt.;'s BENCH, .:::NE 79,
WATNAt',
This was an action '.red hvnte Lord entrort
at /Vl2l Pries, in Vilich Mr. Tetlor, late Pt oritt:,
tly! Op:aa .11.anse, wets site .-nd Mr..l7lat,
soccessm, the defendant. The action was bro.*
to rt-Ltit4r the seta for three boxes, to which Mr. W..
tors contetidtd he had a claim. The Any foetid a
vtrdict for Cle plaintiff—Damages, 112 U.

SPLCIAL COMMISSION Al ELY, linsE
TRIAL OP TIM llfrvalt.RS.
The Court re-assembled at site o'ciuck, when 74..
ma: South, William Dunn, and Robert Crabs, w in.
dieted for forcibly entering a.. usly staling
irom the house of It, burt S, erchly, porno, ~f
Littleport, sundry articles of wearing apparel, plate,
linen, china, and gi us, his property. TneJorliound
all the prisoners Guilty.
Jan Warner, Joreph Saba, Isaac Barley, Jaw
Newell, and William Gct:led. who is nut in custody,
were itidkted or forcibly entering the house of the
Rev. John Vachell, potting him in fear, and taking
from his person two tel notes, his property. Harley
and Newell 'tete tound guilty, and Warner ;taut
Stibbard acquitted.
John Denni:, Flander: Jame: Canon:ll, John
.15frion, and Richard Rutter, were put to the bar,
int...cted for stealing from the dweiling•house of
Robert Edw.trds, in the City ut Ely, the sum of
£5O in bankers' cash nutes, the property of the said
R. Edwards—The Jury found Dennis, Jefferson, and
Rutter guilty, and acquitted Hopkins and Oansatell.

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Ati Astronomer, estainr himself a Professcr at;l.
050reatory of Bologna. has been arrested in Italy, ^
for predicting that our earth was to be consumed On
the 18:h of )01y by Ere.
tLacanzaru PIVISATINIAWSIX7 USTI! DAY.),I.
EATt,N ccsnpkted his. 3734:1 mile tins morning to
gocti style.
Niw ENG:JuI OPONIA.e.- In The &liar's Oprailat
night, Mr. SHORT, brother to the performer who came
cut on Saturday, made his fiat appearance a. Callas
41facheath. He has a rich mellow voice, much scieuse,
and no inconsiderable taste. His action WAS bold
and easy, and his manner perfectly unembarrassed/
He was honoured ss ith universal applause.—The
other characters were well sustaintd.

Al TEME T TOASSASstxtvit..—YrsterJay evening:3 theGroonv
of Ler.: Rives s was riding of cr his ruastee Hy;'e Park, a
ruffian plenged a dagger into Ms side joust as he was parsing the
gate. The Wade broke, and part of it remained in the body of
the poor :chow after he was conveyed away no surgical a d. fie
lile is despaired of. The crowd was so great, that the swam
was discovered only from the handle of the dagger havingksu
Icund iu b., pocket. The wretch alleilged (but Ltisely we
wand) a marked provocation on the part of the Groom, by in.
Meg his horse against him. •
!!!llama.. TursdAy night Benjamin Twin, private in the
2d battalion of the ad regiment of guards, was %tabbed to Ike
belly, in Catherine's lane, Tower-1.19. Before fie could be carded
to the guard-Louse be died. About the tints the murder wit
e..mmitittl, the throat of John Moody, private in the same red
sumo, was cut, near the spot ott wit eh i wigg was killed.
Yesterday morning, a ..poniard, hinted !.tact Peru (a sailor),
was brought by Maher, officer, before the Magistrate, at l.uua.
bet lestreet Office, sitierr buspicion or having eun 1111 l eted these acts.
htephen ha, h *Wore, thee. he was sitting within the bar (Atha
White Linn public.houte, in Catherine's lane, on Tuesday idebt.
'1 he prisoner was driaking outside :be bar, from a little haws
ten o'clock till near half past ten. Soon after the prisoner left
the house, John Moody rail into the house with his hand to his
throat, saying that In, throat was cut; the blood was streaming
over his clothes, and the cu, appeared very great. Witness leapt
up, and asked who had done so to which Moody replitti si the
Sailor." Witness ran vut of the house and secured Pero, who
was running dowu Catlierine'e lane. There had been some Pile
us the house previously to this event, and the prisoner had arta
with violence, holding MI laud in a threatening attitude to same
of the guards. He could not ten whether the deceased or Moo4y
was amongst those wham the prisoner menaced. He believeti
the prison er was turned (Alt of the tap-ram for Ws improper
cotiduct. The soldi:rs were on 'Tuesday celebrating lilt miniver..
wry of Waterloo, at which they lad been present.
William Doug es, a boy about 14, swore, that as he was going
into the ‘'..bher.:eta public house on Tuesday night, at bah past
ten o'clock, Le saw the primmer draw a knife amyl the throat
of John Iloods, within a few yards of the public house ; Meady
immediately put his laud to hiss throat, said ran into the Waite
Lion ; the prisoner ran down the lane .
Amur Om:het:am hail been drinking in the prisoner's cent-
rally at tune o'cluel on Tuesday :tight, at the White Lino, and
heard bins say that he would kid somebody that night, man or
Wera:li, and men CUt his WW7i throat. He had struck her with a
fe:1: in t!.e turfy ;at of the evening.
J. Wort: Ail, 6crieatit in the Guards, deposed, that he nem
al-out tab,:t. i0,0.e. mar the .1 ewer, on Toteday ilietr, fur
the purie,se ill preset-vier order during th.. celehratuer of the Was
tuba° Aatti:v. chary. He saw at three o's.lvek the prisoner in tM
neig'sbourbaud of Catharthe's lane, who took a knife out of Mt
pocket. and, w:thout opening it, drew it across 1116 heck, ain't,
that—•s Li would cut Lis throat, .uni that it sheuld nu: be Oa
te-.4 throat he would cut."
!staler, the officer. produced a knife, which was bloody at tb,
bade, and which had been found on the spot where Moody s
throat waa cut. 'lke Serpent was positive that the tulle pre•
i1t.....d was :hat which he saw with the prisoner in the early pert
of the day. The prisoner's jacket, upon which were sputa Of
blood. was also produced.
conlinhicitNtilnaggi6tthi eareparitudn, etrtlerenweu,
however,
eldeenrecde thisijauirtitey his
brought up on another day, tau which further evidence to
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brought forward, aid the case of Brij. Twig is to be literati/red!
The primmer is about fifty years of age, and has 10-t his Wit
hand. The neighbourhood was greatly crowded. The de-
ceased lies at the Mint Guard-house, and the wutonied man 11l
the Hospital at the loner. *.

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Juitt 15, at the Military College near %pilot, aged 16, Ella a
both, daughter of Mr. William Wallace, uut of the Profe6sars of
Mathematic* m that Institution.

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