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London, England, 1817-09-13 00:00:00

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iv valow itme.-.44. Paer.-.Teseerday-T4Air rt:d'er, fl.t4
younger, appihtred to ea inlormalon charring hint wi.h liattad '
dive:sett a prititA paper to vatich the camemil place of abed., ' I
of the printer was not affixed. The present inforinrio.a was 1 '
laid by several Gentlemen in the house of Sir Peter Pole, is
liartholontewlane, in which t: e defendant was also a Clerk, a,:d
tile object of the complaitit Was TLC pUlliallinrilt of •lie defeittlant .
lor ollanstve matter contained Et the printed papers allu-led to.—
Mr. I'ItICZ, Solicitor for the compi.tinant,, :aid the deem/art
had been in the taabit of writing pieces of poetry, the tonkiinfi,
at least the object of which, Was to injure the Gentlemen of the
Office to which the detentims belong ,d. The lair:wing tot::-.:t •
will serve to exhibit the phriafrossers of the Avtlacir: .
" THE WONDERFUL AtETAMORPRO.UC'. 1 ,
" Ott Iticlltiond's fair sumini!, where Na'ure dzsp::is
" An smple dominion ; where early the rays
4' Of I.llCrfiuti i, star to bring on the dawn, I.
" Aid gild with rkh Ipstre the opening morn;
" the that beaut•ful &pie, tang planted, there:re:7w
t. Tree:, raring their tradv it majestical rows!
" Invested with Mete trey afford a retreat
" When fierce-hart Jed zol oppresses with heat II"
The remaining part of rte ilailsd, whic't is writteitolikughotif
In the sante style of cieg.m.-r, co:vat:is a ,:currilnis a:tack upon a t
young Gentleman in tae liens tn•rtlunett 1.
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Thas. Detendant.—" I beg l-ave to say, that the verses do tilt
relate to any of the Clerks is; the house of Sir Peter Pele ''
Mr. l'atcs.—" We do not charge you with Laving wrltee
purr". There is nut a word i.t the iniormat ton to tl:a; affect. It
Is, however, well knows: that you have been in the habit of 081-
rising a Gentleman who hat been in Sir Pettr Pole's house fur
more that' Mil ty year., and that even his wife did nut escape yen
In Ike impetuosity of your muse."
*1 he defendant was then ordered to pay a line of five potlisdt,
and twenty shillings costs.
Deletriatit —" Ihe payment lies with the printer."
Mr. Wier having found that he toted not tramta the MTh. •
pliment of the penalty to ttte onter, said to the Lord Mayor—
" My Lord, I am sorry you have leaded so partalls."
The Lolt la MAYOR reproved him 101- the insolenco with which
he addressed a Magistrate, from whom he hal just ta;.cotaccd
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the utmost knity the law would allow.
The defendant left the Oilice, drawing hr would not pay the
fine, and we uuderstautla warrant of distress was to be issued •
agaiust his effects. In order ...a levy ear amount. ,
DOW-STR [LT.—Thomas Butler and than Butler, two well. !.
known pickpockets, w-re ita timed before Sir NA f um; tel. Cc.
X a NT, on I bur-day nig'.r, having been that day appr.mended by P i
Humphreys and (Maly, two of the patrole, in the Strand. The
prisoners, upon being questioned by the Magistrate, could nut
give a san.factury account of their way of livi .g. and were com. .
mined as reputed thieves till the nest Season
Qu it cit-squaag.—Roesear.—Grarge anith, one of the pen-
aitners in Cm lwa Hoiotal, was brought to the OtSze by a Chet• i
sea Constable, and charged before the Sitting Magistrate by Ann
litrilleartt, of Arabella-tow, Chelsea, with rubbing her of a slum
'll• r prweer was bully eommit.ed lur trial.
UNIoN HALL...4l(4rib. Gorirg was charged by las wire, Ere.
lier Coring, a very interesting young tvnivan weds violently as•
saultine her, because she would not carry a letter to .gentientan
in the hope that a: seducttun .might ensue.-4he prisoner was
committed for want of bail.
ililm.m.•••• ammo
The Prince of STratiorstnerto, who lately met with
so serious an accident, is the same wro, Er..fore he
succeeded to his estates, was twice the Austrian Am.
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bassador in England. i i
A Gentleman being rather hot pressed in com-
pany to sing a t:',ng, pettishly obserr d that " they F.
wished to make a hit of Itini."—‘, By no m ass, my
good fellow," rejoined nn of his ,orinentws, ‘,‘ we
only want to get a :lave Out. of you."
The Court oh .Assixe at Versailles lately condemneel
to death Catherine fialsenier, found gnilty of leaving,
during a fit of jealousy, attempted to commit a cruel i
slime on her husband ! .
An EXTRAORDINARY FACT.—A short time since a
carriage drove to an inq at Ennistymsn, in Ireland,
It was about eleven at night, and a L illy with a le. `
male attendant got nut, who agreed With the pro- 1
prietor for a certain proportion of the house, to which
no acceas was to be had hot by themselves. The pre. 1
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liminaries being adjusted, he unknown lair inlet; t.. Kilt 1 I
possession, and the carri age immediately drove otf.—.
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In a few days after the Lady was delivered of a fine
male child. The land ord was aisplied to, and a .
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healthy nurse procured, to whom the child was Ilan. l
ded with five guineas, and an assurance of b..ing at.
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tended to once a month. About eight or .en Jaye
after ths aceauchement t!:e carriage returned at night,
when the Lady discharged her bill, and requested to
add a guinea for the strict adherence to the e.r..10.41
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agreement. She then stepped into the carriage with I
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her attendant, and directly drove cif. On entering
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and.departing from he- i• n, as well as during their 1
stay, they both appeared masked, and the door of I 1 i .
their chamber was never opened wider than to ad. ! 1
mit a band with.wisavever might be necessary from
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.time to time, . .
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! STattvArtota.—An ;Inquisition was taken yester-
.day, at the Vest, y-rectm of Wapping; Church, on the , r
!body of Jacob Longo ,ttom, an old summon, who , I
died from long iasting.—lt appeared in evidence, i
that the deceased had- a small pension from Green. •
wick, which was his only rupport.tacept an i cca.
alone! job amongst the shipping. .The preceding •
day, the Captain sei the
,sleip.Cll•s, of Sunderland. met
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the deceased .an short, and know.ng him, he being
from the samestowit. ordered liirn.to go on board his
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ship and get his dinne r. When he went at hoard, ,
he said he had not tai ed a bit of mod tor three days,
and had no means to pr.icure.any. He elnipsa'ned
of a pain ,in his bowels ;
.and an ,Eseisr Otlizer on
board gave him a little
.entire with an I.e Inailety in
it, part of which he drank . lie .was alter wards of-
fered
some tea ; but be teas se, a eak he coma not
drink any.- Ile was given sane tot wear, ritt of
' which he.ate. He attempted to vcrint, but could
not, and became so extrumely weak, tlxit tie e :ilt Ull-
sddl
oh:Tic:grit 5 elt it
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tossing,
after.—'l7:e
wastaliint :dgi caused—lsli• it
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that
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ia•:, ice :: on
call :Lk: ik
could
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ti :( : rdne;'';r:Weel resird:' .4
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lut:g.'h:a..f: diedtiohi
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had eaten. Verdict—Died tram ltui Fasting.
FATAL ACCIDXNT.— An Inquisition was taken at •
l the Volunteer, Upper Baker-street, Mary-la-Bonne,
on the body of Thomas David Burleigh,echild, 13 A '
; months old, the son of Mr. Burleigh, of Park-street,
i New-road, /stay-la-Bonne, who was accidentally
I killed on Tbursday morning.—S•muel Buileigh,
aged fourteen sears, sworn.!--Ile is the uncle of the
child ; was • n a visit to his brother. Mr. Massy 1— 1
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• he was playing•with the deceased a little before ten
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o'clock on Tutirsdatlm truing ; his brothel called •
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him to bring ' him some water, and during cleat time 4
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the deceased went out of the front door flito the ear- ; f 1
nage road, and was sun over 'ay a co..ch. TLe de-
ceased was eighteen months old, and just 'capable of ,
running. about. Some of the jurymen thought there 1, '
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was great negligence attached to tile condus.• of the i 1
• co.uhrnAn. The coaclo(iaii the driver of the i•aelsoay
• •chartot. No. 7). swore positively . that lie did not see i • 31
, the child until be was called to, and the..e.rild pickedl
up. Verdict—Accideotal Death. ,
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