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London, England, 1817-07-14 00:00:00

ECCIFSI ASTIC:I T. 210NMTION.S.

toted from family animosity. He had two answers,
either of which would be sufficient—firat, that Mrs.
Robson had committed adultery since her separation
from her -husband in October, 1809 ; and secondly,
that when she was required by her husband, two days
after they parted, to lcturn, she would have com-
plied but for the conduct of the plaintiff and her bro-
ther, who refused to allow her to go home, and said
that they would maintain her. it would be observed,
that up to the date of the separation, the husband
and wife had had no children, and yet more than a
year after that event, December, 181 u, she was deli-
vered of an infant, which died, and of which the mo-
ther pretended her husband, the defendant, was the
fathers the contrary would be satisfactorily estab-
lished in evidence. 1n a case of comparatively recent
date, Sir A. Chambre had held, that when an action
was brought for necessaries • supplied to a wife, the
means which the wile possessed of maintaining her.
self ought to be taken into the consideration of the
Jury; in this instance Mrs. Robson had followed the
business of mantua.making, and was in fact quite
capable of supporting herself; so that if the Jury
feat called upon to give any damages, they ought not
to be to the extent demanded.
The Learned Counsel then called his witnesses,
but several of them proved nothing against Mrs.
Robson, but a Mrs. Agnes Reynolds being put into
the box, swore, that about a year after the birth of
0 the child, the plaintiff called upon her, and'requested
that she would not say any thing against her sister;
that the witness answered, that Ike could not, as she
knew nothing against her, and that then the plaintiff
informed her, that the child was not Mr. Robson's,
but the corsequence of an adulterous connexion be-
tween Mrs. Robtors and a gentleman whom she bad
met in the street. Another witness, a servant of the
defendant, deposed as to the second ground of de- j

The purchases were immense, and beyond all con-
ception numerous and effective. Sixteen hundred
men were employed at the capstans ; the Reader may
judge for himself as to the "strain" which these
would heave. The first hour was taken up in heav-
.ing the purchases tight, and at four o'clock, the
KENT. of 80 guns, and weighing 1,964 tons, was
lifted completely out of the water, and placed high
and dry an ; cradle, to the delight and astonishment
of thousands of stators. This was indeed the
triumph of the )64pe . We have not learnt that the
magnificent spectacle was damped by any accident.

UNION•HALL.—Saturday four gypsies, named John,
Josiah, Shortstop and Matirda Smith, wrre brought be.
fore Mr. Serjeant SEcLom, charged by May and Goff,
on suspicion of rubbery, under the following CIMUTII-
- :—About two months since, a person who
travels the country with a caravan, selling goods of
different kinds, was stopped near Brighton, and
robbed of a considerable quantity of *ashPhy a gang
of ]gypsies. Information havitig been given at this
Office, May, Goff, and Hall, were dispatched in
search of the robbers, and on Saturday apprehended
the prisoners in the Borough. On •searching them.
there was found in their possession S 3 guineas, 77
half-guineas, 11l seven•shilling pieces, and £,S9 in
notes of different Country Banks ; and also six silver
spoons and.a watch. The prisoners now denied all
knowledge of the robbery in quevion. • They were,
however, commiLied for re cxaminatioir. •

The Pee. Chat. Grove it instituted :o the kt 0...: -11 of Otkotlre
on the presentation of the Carl of Radnor.

Thekight Hon. Lord Viscount Galaxy has been Aiwa •! :a
appoint the Rev. W. Wilson, A.M. !Att. Master of St. Lets
School, his Domestic Chaplain, and Tutor re hi+ Eve tons.
The Frov6st of Queen's College, Osiord, l.a. nomioated t, s
Rev. !limas Bradiry, A.M. to the Ma.ter.hip of 13.-ts
School, vacant by the reslgnatiou of the Rev- W. Wilton, A. M.
The Rey. Robert Wilson, late cif St. ?re% is ap7oint:3
Curacy of Broughton, near :.:kipron in Craven; :dm Matter
of the Free School.
bridge, is presented to the Vicarage of Adig,
The Rev. I. Bran. M.A. Fellow of Trin=!y
arth Cam-

Rev. Clar (;rove, of Salisbury, to th; Rt.ctory
Wilts.

The Lord Bishop of Lendon has appointed the Rer. auks
James Rionsfield, M.A. Rector ot Chesterturd, to be one ot hts
Lordship's Dosuest;e Chaplains.
The Rev. Llsverd Ta.urlow, LL.B. to the Rectory of Ashby,
Suffolk.

Rtv. Wm. Mager, B.D. Fellow of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, to the Vicarage of Sunntughill, Barks._

James Hook, LL.D. to Lc; hector, of Whirringham,ln
the late of Wish:.
Rev.!. Clarkson, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambekfze,
to the Vicarages of Buford and koston,, iledtorsleture.

The Rev. Mr. 14.otaueno, who unfortunately re.
ceived a severe accident in April last, as !;e was rid-
ing out with the PRINCE REGENT, and which has ever
since confined him to his residence at the Pavilion,
Brighton, is now so favourably recL.vcred, that the
' Rev. Gentleman hat been enabled rn return to towns
GENERAL SYNOD Of Z.TIATEno...:tt a lii.:trifig At
this Presbyterian Assembly, held on Friday, June the
27th, the Rcv. Mr. CARRLYLE unwed for el:, :trading
of the Report or a deputati;:n tc Lord CASTLEREAGH
respecting the education of the Protesi ant l'r: sLiterian
students for tit Church. Lord CASTLEREACHI had
asked whether this was a ro.stter ot discili iac, which
it certainly was, as the education included not merely
the classic languages or even exology, hot Nora'
education also. He observed that Cookstown an in-
divi,:ual, styling himself I.ord Castlereeoi, toted,
by • _rbal messages, that " Government itig:lt regard
their electing a professor t.l teach their students in
diet:logy as act ot hostility to them, and they we:e
theietore required to desist." " Who, or wii,tt was
this Lord Castlereagh, that he should tend soda a
message to the Synod ot 171,ter ? W.rs he an ElJer
Had he his credentials %volt hint ? What right had
he to obtrude himself crucially on their deli,'.. lA.
Lions ?" lite Rev. Mr. C. concluded by IN .)11 crg
a declaratory act, that they considered the e•itice.iiril
of students as a matter of ecclesiastical disciplini-, in
which they are determined to admit ot no
tenet! whatever. Allusions in the debate are In.ide
to a letter of Mr. refl.'s, and to some other interle-
rence with the academical institutions at Belfast._
After a long discussion, in which many of the clergy
spoke, the motion was carried by a great majority,
and the Synold immediately after elected the Rev.
Mr. Hay to the vacant Professorship of Divinity.

RUPTURED PATIENTS, Sm.—Dr s.COOPER, Mt boa,
and Co. of Charlotte House, opposite the Rev. Row-
. land Hill's Chapel, have established a Medical Board
in Woodstock street, Oxford-street, adjoining New bond street,
where a Phric:an and Surgeon, Member+ nt the Royal Ledlege of
London, of thirty years experience, retitle, and where a!l the
Members of the lloard alternately attend. That thomatids bare
been restored to health by tlitmt, without confinement, is
disputable, after hospitals had tails .1. Erurmm: on the heed,
face, and body, ulcerated throat &c .;:c. :.re the e.m.eveuere
of a certain cump;aint impropetty sr.ated —M-ssrs. Coup-r,
Munroe, and Co are cuntuhed dady, at both houses, meal Nine
at night.—There are side doors at • .telt house, and private rooms
for feinales..--o'.• The Piles and Pi tub curt d without c••••.infit
—7 Ruptured Patients attend at Chart, e Ukase on Nlcria.s
and Friday., and at Woods ock Haase 'Ai Wednesdays, wt...; are
radically cured of reducible kuptures on scieuific and t pato-
mica' principles, without surgical operation r:r the least excoria•
Lion. Patients at ado:mice t:..-tr caw, may i.ave V.e
curative process sell to any part the Kirgdom, by wh:ch
means they may ulitaiti a radie.d care. Letters cum.c.:mg at ea.
&wire immediately attended tu.

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Etn,;:c•!.:ar.

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••••• -- ---------. --- Eas-rounvinitaYLIPERIMKNT--A mo na st interesting A rortuguese ucer :laving arawn mon 'ea sworn
latter was sworn to by the brother of the plaintiff. As spectacle was witnessed at Plymouth, on Monday, one of his sisters, on the in.erference of his mother, f
of aac, an body, urinate.! thrnat &c ,;:c...re the cone
certain comp;aito improperly .rated --114-nrs.
to the former, the property cf the defendant, several July 1. It had been some time in contemplation to cut down and stabbed the latter through the head. Munroe. and Co are cuittul.ed.hstly,ar both houses, Ur)
witnesses were called; but an that they proved was, pull up a line.ot battle ship on one of the building The unfortunate object of his first attack was also at night. —There are side doors at , oeit house, and pH.. ati
that the defendant was a granary-keeper, renting slips: and the Trona, of 80gons, was fixed on foi the desperately wounded ; and another sister, in attempt- f"
fenklaluegt.--.ed Patientsn'e aPtitltenTadt li ...- i I;a"rltar,tcell'Hdt.:„i‘ ol"n"'Ni
some ;warehouses for £l4O a year, and deriving a experiment ; but, on inspecting her, she was found to ing her escape from the chamber where this tragedy „gri,upy,u,r,'„4 at at'ooas s oc• I: Hoa.e ~11 Wednesda)s, .
profit of about telso per annum. be not worth repairing, and the Kees was substituted. was performing, was precipitated down a flight radically cured of reducible Kupturei on scietrific and
Mr Torento, for the defendant, contended, that his Two frigates, the DIANA (now in the Dutch service) ot stone steps, and her skull fractured.
The mica principles, without surgical operation r:f the least
client could not be liable in an action which was insti• arid the MILAMPUS, had been hauled up with facility wretched author of these crimes was soon after ar-
lion.. Patients at a distance descril.i:.:! Tl:i[ir
Keilt w,
nurnity
l:,
toted from family animosity. He had two answers, on die slips at Mr. Blackburn's yard, Catwater ; and rested in the street, but appeared totally indifferent mearae3lveti!,:yoe: .. .lA. to any. part 1 • rfd...
...
either of which would be sufficient—first, that Mrs. the RISISTANCE, in Plymouth yard; but although to the bloody deeds he had perpetrated. ay 043111 a radie.d care. dater% cu........t:
closure itntuediatei) attended O.
Robson had committed adultery since her separation the machinery was in every respect most powerful, Lest week was committed to Lincoln Castle, Eli-
from her -husband in 1809;October, and - lately, John Sabine, Es.q. 'sta. Reziment of Fen., I
.XI Alt. 11:
that when she was required by her husband, two days ground, newly made, in which the bollards (huge moo carrier, on the charge of wilful murder upon Caroline Hurry Taylt.r, second tlauAter of kiln. Tait
after they parted, to vetoer:, she would have com- posts) were hied, was shaken by the tremendous the body of J.Warriner, her son-in-law, about the age Yarrneuth.
plied but for the conduct of the plaintiff and her bro. strain, and during the operation it was much feared of twelve years, who was found dead in a stable with Kilii.uesdon,lituatts,f ta-:liret ilteevZi. Rdalvu'vri haw Recto, L
:ter o; tl:e late
ther, who refused to allow her to go home. and said that it would give way before the ship could be got a baker by the side of him, fastened to the rick, and
itvC/CLESBY, Putt, Asq. of uarsham—. • y .
- ' that they would maintain her. It would be observed, up. This was the only point in which it waathoueht a noose near to the head stall. Upon the body being Rev. Wm. Ainter, 3.13. Vi-ar of Sonninghill, Ler:..,
that up to the date of the separation, the husband the experiment could tail in the case of the Kent; as, examined and opened by Mr. THOMAS B tieno tows, of Harpenden, lieut.
and wife had had no children, and yet more than ato use the words of the most intelligent Officer who of Gasberton, and Mr. W. Visa, of Spalding.. Sur Rev. David I•luzlito., MA. aertor of Llarrgin, M Pint
rhire, to Jannett, yoatt,:- t tlauester of David kV:ll:att..,
year after that event, December, 181% she was deli. superintended the fixing of the blocks, tackles, ice. goons, no marks whatever of violence or of strangu- een-y-bout, Mtrianethal-re.
/erred of an infant, which died, and of which the ma the machinery was not only sufficiently powerful to latiau appeared about the neck and throat, or the Rev. James Layton. of Call!, to M!s, f.y.!..:: It.ozzh,
ther pretended her husband, the defendant, was the pull her up on the slip, but to weigh and suspend body, but a quantity of arsenic was discoveted in the
father : the contrary would be satisfactorily estab- her in the air. - coats of the stomach ; and they stated in cvidatce, ter a Mr. itui-cli, of :4. Siramet, Noryste).
Robed,Rev Gs.corge,•Gtillin S:one.treirl:
3Cblt.titz I.in to th.
rat L.l-1,
lisked in evidence. In a case of comparatively recent 'fbirty.two trebkfold blocks, for receiving ropes wen, eight, that the death of the deceased, in their judement, Robert 4atiledden,..tar,' to Mary 7 ' PL'a"
date, Sir A. Chambre had held, that when an action and nine inches, as purchases to be successively applied as the was occasioned by the poison. Evidence beim; also ml•
was brought for necessaries • supplied to a wife, the ship raises. given strongly implicating the said Elizabeth aVarri- enitie
means which the wile possessed of maintaining her. Eight cables round and under her.
Bilge bottom ways, find and supported with wooden chocks Saturday sennighr, at Ntioney, Sonter.44shire, scarf
na, she was accordingly fully committed for trial at ate. Francis Mietaltull, Rector or that ?arid',.
self ought to be taken into the considerat:on of the and Iron knees fore and are the nest Assizes. In consequence of a 1:-.11 front hii ht' 'e, r,,:eil ts, t,
Jury; in this instance Mrs. Robson had followed the Four Vows at her stern to buoy her up. UNlON•tiaLL.—Saturday four gypsies, named John
business of mantua-making, and was in fact quite '
rwo additional caimans on board, to brace on the Porches", joiiah, Shortstop and Matirda Smith, were
brought be- R. L. Manning, to Wre•tlinewimh l',,rstor:-, 8..,if0r.1.5h
capable of supporting herself; so that if the Jury with 'Mae et battle ships' cables rose ihsonS theh blocks ; besidesln his 47th ) ear, Vie Rev. J. Barnett, of trerynon, a.
' Rev. Charles NI:,•or, Rector of DMlttl• S mar. Lit:.
which, 14 capstans in front of the ship. fore Mr. Serjeant SELLott, charged by May and Goff, of BMWS, Movire..nteryshire.
feat called upon to give any damages, they ought not Anchor sunk In the ground, and large and small mooring on suspicion of rubbery. under the following CitCtlin- In hi. eel year, toe Rev. the^-:,s :.Hari., Ilevor of
to be to the extent demanded. chains dazed to the same, for supporting the bollards or poets. stances :—About two months since, a -person who field, Bet!... •
The Learned Counsel then called his witnesses, Platforms fore and Mt on each side of the ship. travels the country with a caravan, selling goods of 1 eery Vinbutyl. on ~,, Nith ult,
s Atfliburrnw
elateille&Je,,r.e Wit .n.ek, CIAO:h.
but several of them proved nothing against Mrs. The purchases were immense, and beyond anew- different kinds, was stopped near Brighton, and won
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Robson, but a Mrs. Agnes Reynolds being put into ception numerous and devotee. Sixteen hundred robbed of a considerable quantity of 'eashPby a gang
the Rev. J ditty. Bat 1.,v1 .1, of '1 intpaky: •
Si . . ,
the box, swore, that about a year after the birth of men were employed at the capstans; the Reader may of • win. Information havnig been given at this 3 .
rftfor mr s ot.lo, ON t ATURDAY.
0 the child, the plaintiff called upon her, and'requested judge for himself as to the ei strain" which these •.o(tee, May, Goff, per et Red s 1 IB4el i B lie :rock 291 t. 9 i 0
and Hall, were dispatched in .i ..
. •i 1- A ''' 4i
~.r. Cent. Cons tx.)3 81i 80 .0 .7 ens.: ... 2 ,
that she would not say any thing against her sister; would heave. The first hour was taken up in heav- search of the robbers, and on Saturday apprehended 811 ex. die- In ha Ponds Si It. • :or
that the witness answered, that Ike could not, as she trig the purchases tight, and at four o'clock, the the primness in the Borough. On •searchine them.
and that then the plaintiff Kees, of 80 guns, and weighing 1,964 tons, wastree Cent. 101 091 100 101 Escb.Blns (Std.' vo IV
5 e-r ;:ent. liavy 107 i OS for fV.8.:4 tiai
kuew no
against her, there was found in their possession S 3 guinen, 77
half-guineas, 11l sevaoshilling pieces, and X, 59 in ,o7i es. dke. Luau y I Lew+ "-,1 et ii
informed her, that the child was not Mr. Robson's, lifted completely out of the water, and placed high
but the corsequence of an adulterous connexion be- and dry in * cradle, to the delight and astonishment notes of different 'Country Banks ; and also six silver HAM WAThit TO MORROW A r 1.- s• IX.N t 4 i
tween Mrs. Robton, and a gentleman whom she bad of thousands of spetators. This was indeed the iv.oriertg
spoons and a watch. The prisoners now denied all • arterneon - • . 53 nun. a:ter
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met in the street. Another witness, a servant of the triumph of the ier4. We have not learnt that the knowledge of the bber .
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t ro y. in ue..l ion. • They welt'. Leitil.lo;4 . Woo ed and pub'lt'vd by !.taco Kan tie
defendant, deposed as to the second ground • ' .
of de-. magnificent spectacle was damped by any accident.
however, commiLicd for re vaensinatieit. 11.tv, rear; e•lZat.
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