Star.
London, England, 1818-11-04 00:00:00

M Knockniling, on the loth inst the
of New hipaide, Morayshire, to 31argaret, dansiner dr.
Kennedy, F.sq. of Knocknalbrug.
Thursday to'nnight, the Rev. Richard St:ddert. Remo:
Quin, to Mary, second dosighua of Mii;or-Geren.l

continue to held it till I.is right is &prima ti
instance of tho Crown, itt the unlinary ecursa
dicial proces,.. A edhvictiott for felony and m. j
critrz,
me on it, woold cause a forfeiture 9t the
lands to the lord f whom they were holden; he
lands acquired subsequently to the attainder tiod4
devolve upon the Crown.

Mr. Poicoca. jun. was heard on the otherieg,
and after answering the objections with respect to
preliminary forms of bringing the questinntn ?fini
Issue, contended that this case depended altogeenn
on the true constriction of the Statute passed 'in ey;
Bth of the pre-ent King. A new mina of mike
meat had been introduced as to capital felonies lin&
were deemed the fit subject of lenity, in die rein,/
George 1. and a Colony had been subseqnenur iota.
ded in New South Wales, composed of persn;s c„:tr
'victed either of some offence of that legal enn,„i„
or of some less felony or misdemeanour, for ,
they were sent there for a limited period. It ne
in
the present reign that *last and enlightened rimed
legislation s•.-ere first entertained with regard lair
right government and ir.terests of persons in thisat.
dition. The settlement at Botany By was nn,
flourishing color.y ; bt.t with a population nine ilin
of which consisted. of persons who •had been I. ;ne
unhappy situation of the present plaintiff. P.e
the language of the las..-mcnt;oned statute deer
demonstrated the intcr.tbn cf its makers to be, /In
thenceforward a full pardon should be tectired g
the moment of the convict landing in Botany Bui.
and unless their Lordships were prep red in mein
place, to Lang die plaintiff on the sole pm(' alit
identity, he did not see bow ar.y Otheidoehine zeta
be maintained. There were Civil-Ciurts u BOW
Bay, and yet comparatively very' rew Of its
tants could be competent witnesses, nty Tindal
able to hold property, or sue at law for &Mi.*,
if any other interpretation were put upon the state
Monday, Justice CAYLEY delivered the ja4teen
of die Court upon the first question, by
the act of transportation in this case did no ma
to a pardon, inasmuch as the service had zot bete
completed ; and inasmuch as there was no gent!
pardon obtained, in pursuance of the dispenoits
the Governor of New South Wales allowing the
plaintiff to return before his term had expired: ing
consequently, that the plaintiff was not rytonsits
his civil. rights and capacities. The Court, hiring
judgment, entered into an elaborate review tithe
Statutes 18 and 22 Car. 11. 4 Geo. L 6 Geo.L 8
Geo. 111. 24 Geo. 111. and SO Geo. 111. upon ;lilt
their decision as to this point was founded.—Ai to
the second question, their Lordships were of opinion
that it, required further consideration : and before
formed their judgment, desired a second
which was ordered accordingly.

OLD DAILEY, NOVEMBER:.
.7ohn Denis and Stephen Morris wera capirallv it
dieted fur stealing a quantity of plate,. the propeli
of William Clulow, Esq. from his how at Cam
Town.. Moeric the watchman, had been resters
convicted of the robbery "Sunday, 4th October.
The ungrateful servants, Braid and Owen, gave',
si'trie;ieetvpot of theieiniquifous proceedings as ye,
• '
The HECORDPR somnied up the evidence, and
Jury, after a short consultation, pronounced both
prisoners Guilty. •
Mrs. ebalow recommended Denis to raccy,
being led' into the robbery by
Colin Palliard, aged 28, was fc:
three gowns and other articl_s, the in o,.:;ty
zabeth Knight: • •
The proseciatiz,-servant to Mr. Be!,•!ler.;.e?et
Ole Castle Tavern, in Holborn, sta:ed, f2l: fl'a
of. October she heard her room door
epon looking into it found a man baind
called the waiter, who seized the prisoner, as;.,
ing for an Officer, gave him into custody. t;
going back into the room she found her trunk t
'and all the articles which it contained were tie!i.
-bundle to be removed.
The pi isoaer, who is a Swiss, gave an acami
himself in French, and said that he had batali
arrived from Liverpool, and having met with
companions he had got drunk, and gbingto
them again, mistook the tavern and went nuo
public house, where, wishing to find them, 'ne van
up stairs, was found there, but without any arls.d
upon him, and did not touch the trunk. dar,
who were half foreigners, pronounced the prisoner-
Not Guilty.
In the course of the day, the Grand Jury ezed
the Court, :Ind presented a true bill agaiast .Itr;,
Lori, the Jew, implicated in Mr. Clulow s robbe7.

_ _
The 30th ult. at Picklturst;the Lady of lie onore.h
tain Maude. of a still-born son.

Saturdae, at Ilasientere, Surrey, Ceerge
Sophia, daughter of the late Itce. James Eleldi-g, of Lk:4

house.

Rev. 'Theca Cav

DIED.
Friday, in the Upper Lodge, Windsor-earl., rt. the semi
age of General Rude, after an illness of a few imks.
was a native of the Pays de Vaud. in SMsrerhani, "
early in life entered the service of the Prince oiOrs.r,'"is.
his present Majesty, our sovereign, as a page zr.d
commission. He aubsequendy ataiue4l a highor
is k
regiment raised for the Sardinian ,ervice. th.t er-s
he was introduced to his Majesty's notice, bc t e 13:e
dernesse, then Goverr.ar to the Prince. of Wales th V.
of York, and was appointed Sub-governor
and Prince Edward, the former of whom he act:err:lA
Ibnover. Upon the formation of the Duke of YAO
lishment, his Royal Iliihness appointed him hn
General Dude continued to enjoy his Royal Ilizhaeu.l°'
friendship and confidence to the close of his days.
Saturday sennight, Mrs. Elizabeth Evan., 6:..4
keeper to the Prince Regent, at Carltouthouse, 7.r1
of her age.

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Ur. Pozsoca. jun. was heard on the
pen
le, contended that this case depended
the true construction of the St -cute passed v--"e,
i of the pre-,eut King. A new mode of Dtrilite-
!nt had been introduced as to capital felonies t hod
rf feoseran cciemi
misdemeanour,ol rtfe thatedpet Gilegaliodn•s:77.:L:
re deemed the fit subject of lenity, in die yew'
orge I. and a Colony hod been subsepeour f'
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It we
ips
present reign that just and enlightened rime
islation were first entertained with regard tote
ion. The -settlement -at Botany By yes on,
nice a ski
which consisted of persons who • had teen is
P.e ho
e language of the last-mentioned statute derzi,
to be tst
nany Btt~
dene
momentc°ne intisl°ll4t re
sas. taehrdodefithr
is act
ace, to Lang tie plaintiff on the sole proof die,
entity, he did not see bow ar.y 'other dcichine aisle
maintained. There were Civil-Ciurts u Beme
and yet comparatively very Few Of its '44
nts could be competent witzeAes, et e rezeim
de to hold property, or sue at law for their*,
any other interpretation were put upon the
Monday, Justice CAYLEY delivered the jadiew
the Court upon the first, question, by hoidin; the
,e act of transportation in this case did Liz ancit
a pardon, inasmuch as the service had tot he.
=pieced ; and inasmuch as there was no gemd
ardon obtained, in pursuance of the dispen.eke
to Governor of New South Wales Losing the
laintiff to return before his term had expired: atl
ansequently, that the plaintiff was not restoteitte
is civil rights and capacities. The Court, in gni%
idgment, entered into an elaborate revise tithe
tatutes 18 and 22 Car. 11. 4 Geo. L 6 Geo.l
ieo. 111. 24 Geo. 111. and 30 Geo. 111. upon ;hilt
weir decision as to this point was founded.—Ai to
he second question, their Lordships were of °pinks
hat it, required further consideration : and before
armed their judgment, desired a second
ehich was ordered accordingly.
OLD BAILEY, NOVEMBER 3.
.7ohn Denis and Stephen Morris were capitally'
listed for stealing a quantity of plate,. the .
if William Clulow, Esq. from his Bosse
Morris; the watctiman bad been rester.
ionvicted of the robbery of%Sundav, 4th Octeber.
The ungrateful servants, Braid and Oren, gave ..
ellni:lsetellpt of their iniquifous proceedings as ye
• •
The RECOADPR Sarni:tied up the esidence, and
fury, after a short consultation, pronounced both
srisoners Guilty. •
Mrs. elolow recommended Derii to niccy,
Wing led' into the robbery by Mor:is.
Colin Palliard, aged '2B, was ildictel fet
lime gowns and other articl_s, the inaireteof
tabeth Enight. • •
The prosectittiz,- servant to Mr. Bel:lier."%reser..;
lie Castle Tavern, in Holborn, stated, 1:11: us •
ltli of .October she heard her room door
upon looking into it found a man behind .le,lo
:ailed the waiter, who seized the prisoner, and •
ing for an Officer, gave him into custody.
going back into the room she found her trenk
and all the articles which it contained were tell;
bundle to be removed.
The pi isomer, who is a Swiss, gave an accost •
himself in French, and said that he had bait:
arrived from Liverpool, and having met e'er.
companions he had got drunk, and gbing
sto
them again, mistook the tavern and went tars t.„
opupbstliaci-rsho,uwsea,swbfoierined,
there,wishingtutto
wifinthdouttheni, anfbc;:i
upon him, and did not touch the trunk.
who were half foreigners, pronounced the pirise=
Not Guilty.
In the course of the day, the Grand Jury rate
the Court, end presented a true bill agziast
Lcri, the Jew, implicated in Mr. Clulow 5 rotivery.
BIRTH.
The 50th uk. at Pirkhurst,• the Lady of he Ifenere.h
twin 31aude, of a stillborn son.
HARR! D.
• James Eleldi-g, a 1 ••
house.
SopSahtivar,ddaL,ghatert Itallsktft• the Lei 'Rev. James George
S"\ll..
At linockruNing, on the 20th hurt. the Re
of f
of New Spabie, Morayshire, to Jlargaret, dalithttl 11
Kennedy, Esq. of Knocknalling.
DIED.
Thurday
is;:usencisobota,
dauthegbßicevr.ofßiut:d.Gfiterzxrzidder.6.lle_ects:e..
Quin, to
Friday, in the Upper Lodge, Windsor-earls, rt the stye
are of se, ueneral Budd, after an illness cf a few wt.L:
was a natirc of the Pays de Vaud. in Sw:trerinsd, ad
early in life entered the service of the Prince of Ora:a.,t,
his present Majesty, our sovereign, as a page and
commission. He iubsequendy obtained a Itiel" . c
regiment raised for the Sardinian service. .ttvr.:! tht::
he was introduced to his Majesty's notice, b 7 t'ac La: -cf4...
dernesse, then Croverr.ar to the Prince of Wales a-d
of York, and was appointed Sub.sournor
and Prince Edward, the former of whom he acosej,-sui,
Itanover. Upon the formation of the Duke of
lishment, his Royal Highness appeinted him hi.
General Dude continued to enjoy his Royal !kW*.
friendship and confidence to the close this days.
Saturday sennight, Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, rvay
keeper in the Prince Regent, at Carlton-house, iz the
of her a'e.
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