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London, England, 1819-02-15 00:00:00

LAIV INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEBRUARY IS.
SULICLEY v. WILMOT.

Mr. Nor.as. stated, that the plaintiff in this case, a
journeyman plumber and glazier, sought to recover
from the defendant, a master in the same trade, a
compensation for a gross and violent assault on his
person. It would appear that the plaintiff had worked
for the defendant, and some wages were due to him.
On the evening of the 28th of October, about five
o'clock, the plaintiff went to the defendant's shop, in
High-street, Mary-la-Bonne, and the defendant being
at that time shutting up the shop shutters, plaintiff
asked him to pay him the wages that were due to him.
Defendant said, D—n you, I'll pay you," and im-
mediately knocked the plaintiff down ; and told him
ifle did not get ofi his premises, he would knock his
brains out with the shutter. Ile repeatedly knocked
the plaintiff down, and kicked him ; and the effect of
this violence was, that the plaintiff was confined
under medical care for some time, and not able to
go to work for three weeks.—Verdict for the plaintiff
—Damages £5, costs 40s.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEBRUARY 13.
ROBERTSON V. MOBLEY._

•
This was an action of trovcr, brought. by Captain
Robertson, of the 14th Regiment, to recover from the
defendant, a livery stable-keeper, in Cockspur-street,
the value of a sporting dog, under the following cir-
cumstances :—Some time ago Captain Robertson was
followed in the street by a beautiful setter dog, which
no endeavours on his part could induce to quit him.
Under these circumstances he took the animal to the
defendant's stables, requesting he would take charge
of it, and enjeavour to discover the owner ; in
rase he should not be able, Captain Robertson deter-
mined to keep him. The dog remained sonic time
at :dr. Morley's, but no owner was found, and at
length Captain Robertson determined to take him
home; and be accordingly applied ,to Mr. Morley
for.that purpose, who, however, now, on some ac-
ciaint, refused to relinquish him ; and, having adver•
tised him once more in, a Daily Paper, an owner at
length ca:ae forward, in the person of Captain Green,
to whom Mr. Morley delivered the dog, without
communicating at all with C:ptain Robertson, who,
in cvasequence, brought the peseta action, on the
ground that Mr. Morley was not justified in giving
Lim up to Captain Green.
Captain Mortimer was called, who proved that he
bred the dog, and gave it to Captain Green, and that
the animal, was wt; tit twenty guineas.
The Cull-1,3E1s I'ICE interposed, and suggested to
the party the prorriety of consentiag to withdraw a
juror in this case, which stige.stion was at last
adopted, and no verdict was taLn. Each 'tarty will,
therefor e. pay his own costs, and Captain Green
keeps the do;..
COURT, yr.lir.uAßY 13.

His Ilta.our this rieor;iing resumed his Sittings
after Term, and came into Court precisely at ten
°Chick. Mr. Ilidan bad to move that his Honour
would permit two causes, which were in the paper, to
be fixed for hearing on Monday the `2‘.M instant, as
they weir of public interest.
The 3lasren of the Itto.t.s.—l have read the affi-
davits in this case, and 1 am disposed for this once
only to atced_e to the application ; but I beg leave
now to intimate to all the Geutlemat at the liar, or
Solicitors, that I expect they will not make any mo-
tion to me 0 advance any cause or petition on any
pretext whatever ; fin I see, that if I allow this to
proceed, it will be an_end to all order in public busi-
ness. 1 have also further to intimate, that I shall
not bear any motions or any thing else, excepting on
the particular days allowed for their coming on ; be-
c.ruse I know by experience, that if I continue to do
so, 1 shall, in tot o, bar all regularity in going on. In
giving this intimation,-I am highly gratified to find
that the Lord Chancellor, for whose opinions I shall
always feel the utmost respect, has done the same in
the Court over which he ha's so long and so honourably
presided; and I trust that I shall not be called upon
to give this order a second time.

The appeals to the King in Council at the Cock-
pit, from the British-Colonies, have of late become
more- numerous than usual. Les us not, however,
be hasty to conclude, that this proceeds from any
mal-administration of justice abroad ; for, an appeal
often procures delay in the payment of just claims.
Be the cause what it may, at no period were those
cases more ably and impartially decided at home,
than they now ate by Sir William Grant, ho, though
hz has retired from the high office which he inrmeay
filled with so much honour, attends constantly, and
takes a leading part in all the judicial proceedings at
the Cockpit, where, of course, his opinion has all the
'weight due to tried integrity and ability.
• In the Prerogative Court, Dublin, Doctor ItAD-
ctirve.has pronounced on the validity of the will of
the late Joust S.IIPSON, Esq. of Cork, who has left
his extensive estates to EDIII:ND WALLCOT, Esq, and
several pecuniary legacies—among the rest the sum
of I:1 0,0 W) to Aldennan WLnitorr, of Col k, and
to Mr. CA itiltrON
Wednesday next the Old Bailey Sessions will com-
mence. The following is the State of Newg.ite
haler. Fern.
28 1
4 3
11 7:4
5 11
43 7)5
64 ID

Corvicts under sentence of Death
Transports for !Hu
Ditto for Fourteen lieani -
Ditto for Seven Years -
• Imprisoned for 1:0'e T, &c.
Convict-d' qf Perjury
Fri or.ets for Trial
Itespited during pleasure -

- 151 17
- 14 0

• 504 118
•
Yesterda7 a suitable discourse was delivered in
Neu-gate Chapel by tl:e Rev. Dr. CorroN to the three
unfortunate men ordered for execution to-morrow
morning. They are apparently penitent and resigned
to their melancholy fate.
A short time since, during the absence of an old
man residing at Gluttonbridge, in Derbyshire, sonic
per.on or persons broke into his house, and robbed it
of 168 guineas, 4:11 in silver, and 1210 in notes.
Anot‘ier of those accidents which so frequently
occur through suffering children to play with fire-
arms, took place lately : a boy, about 14 years of
age, son to Ir. Barber, of Lion-street, Southwark,
playing with a horse pistol, presented it at Mrs.
Curson, the wife of a wheelwright ; when it acci-.
dentally went off, and wounded Mrs. Curson.whO is
expected to recover.

Miff*

hall, London. Attomles, Messrs. *alight and Freeman, B.L-

singhaß•atreet.
Charles Tricker, jun. late of Stoke Newington, merchant, Feb.
90, 27, and March 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Maugham, Great St. Helens.
James Pitcher, Upper 'Humes-street, carpenter and builder,
Feb. 18, 27, and March 97, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Godmond and Black, Earl-street, 131ackfriars.
Henry Wilkinson, Liverpool, merchant, March 4,5, and 27,
at one at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Lowndes,
Castle-street, Liverpool; or Mears. Taylor and Roscoe,
King's Bench-walks, Temple.
Dennis Cawood, Newton, Yorkshire, merchant, Feb. 25, 17.
and March 27, at eleven, yr the Court-house, Wakefield. At-
tornies, Messrs. Foljambe, Wakefield.
William Martin, Leadenhall market, cheesemnrger, Feb. 90,
27, and March 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Russell, Lant-street, Southwark.
George Penny and Robert Thompson, Commercial Sale Rooms,
Mincing-lane, brokers, Feb. 25, and ,March 27, at twelve,
at GaildhalL Attornies, Messrs. liStight and Freeman, Da-

singhall-wreet.
WdUam Watkinson, late of the Strand, boot and shoe-maker,
Feb. 23, 27, and March 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Jones, New Inn.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDIIALI.

March 6, E. T. Waters, Old South Ses•house, merchant, at
ten. March 6, M. Renton, Coventry-street, saddler, at eleven.
March 6, N. Le Cheminant and J. V. Kerckhove, Fenchurch
street, merchants, at eleven. March 6, G. P. Becher and .1.
Barker, Broad-street, merchants, at twelve. March 6, Mary
lladingham, King-street, West Smithfield, harness-maker, at
ten. March 11, J. Mayor, sen. and jun. Leadenhall-street, in-
_

_ .1, J. alliV011", as_
—fire-brokers, at twelve. March 6, J. Jordan, Iloundsditch,
dealer in spirituous liquors, at eleven. March 6, 6. Tugwell,
Tenterden, Kent, draper, at eleven. March 2, J. Swahison,
Manor-row, East Smithfield, merchant, at twelve. March 6,
F. Devereux and M. Lambert, Brabant-court, Philpot-lane,
mcrchantt, at eleve.i. Feb. 16, J. Roberts, Woosl-street; Spi-
sllk-manufacturer,at one. March 6, J.
,F. Throck-
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morton.Guildford-etreet, Pimlico, hnurance-broker, at tun.
March 9, G. Cooke and J. KiJner, Nicholas-lane, merchant',
at one.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

March N. Thornhury, Bourn,and K Taylor, B Airbridge'
Gloucestershire' at eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud,
eestershire. March to, B. Davies. Cardiff, draper, at twelve'
at the Commercial 11001114. Bristol. March di, S. I:nwin,
LT, Cheshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Mosley Arms Inn,'
Manchester. March the, B. Polack, Sheffield, Jtweller, at
twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. March !i, S. AVilsov,
Liverpool, hosier, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Woods, Lower j
Castle-strut, Liverpool. March 9, W. Collier, Brigham, De.
von, sail-maker, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Brooking, in
Dartmouth.

cuirriFICATES--"MAncil 6.

IL West, St. I:argaret'a-hill, Southwark, hop and seed-
merchant. 11. O. Cooper,Ck-street, Dorslytlown, hop-mer-
chant. I. Leplaorier, Alinorie4, watchmaker. A. Dort, Dean-
street. Finsbury-square, merchant. T. Williams, Liverpool,
china-man. T. Oro .‘, Bath, butcher. W. D. Thwaites, Great
Jatnes-street, dford-row, dealer.
DISSOLUTIONS OF P tirrxritsrur&
R. and A. Gray, York, bricklayers. Bornard and Tantlrme,
Bideford, Ikvon, litne-horner:. lloward and Groom, Col-

Chester, pawnbrokers. Adds and ', ild, Ilindiant, carpenters.
Dewhitrst and Swain, Nottingham. connnon-carriecs. Turnoek
and Andress-, 51auchestor, small-Karr-manufacture; 4. Wes-
thorp and halkinghatn, Clacaride, warehouse-Imm. J. and IL
Gray, Gosport, grace's. C. and T. Elmore, Alonmonth.street,
leath..r-dre,sers. T. and It. Fletcher, 134 sloots. 03Uber-
salts-manufacturers. Prentice and Taylor, Bela ..I:c.:ele, Pall
Mali, boot-makers. Crockford and LL.l.erts, Lewes, Sussex,
surgeons. Ilm;he•-; and Baynes, Alaiden-Lux, Cueent-7arden,
prime ra. 11401.n:wet and Bingham, ShoreelitA, hrtedi-mattufac-
tetras. Tebbitt aml Co. Limelie.use, shipwright.. Riley and
Co. Darby. tape-mionifacturers, (Nu far as 14:12tcS to LIULIII6CC.)
and Tennant, Three Tun-cenrt, whoksak tta-thsalers.,
Jackson and Walker, Collyhurst, 31anchester, stone-masons.
E. and S. Pratt, Exeter, inn-keepers. Ilazard and Ford, Bris-
tol, plorther.;. J. and S. Hard:, Broad-street, Itatcliii, corn-
tleakrs. Threlfall Ind :ihaw, Lencaster, hoop-makers. Gold-
ing and Co. Ilitry•street, tit. James's. Peill and Pearson, Spt.
tat-omare, silk-manufacturers. lilachf ad and Walke-,
ping 11hO-street. sh7p-chandlers. Rawson and While, Notting-
ham, hosiers.. S. and J. Walker, Ballingtou, Cheshire, millets.
'Limier and Ayers, Tower-hill, insurance agents. Weldhen
and Co. Lichfield, coach-makers.
DisintinuTiox OF PRIZE-NIONET.
The Dictator, for the Hussar, Flint, and Lohrin, Danish
gun-boats, the tank inst. at No. Y 3, Surrey-street, Strand.
The Seraphs, for la Julie, the 17th lust. at No. 7, Leonard-
square.

POLICE.

MA %MON.:

Reinhard Canendiect, F.sq. of

No. :41, Jewry-street, attended upon an information Lid against
him by the Revenue, charging him with having " knowingly
harboured, kept, and concealed," a box of segars, prohibited to
be imported, two Westphalia hams, and a piece of foreign
smoakcd salmon, without payments of the duties, contrary to
the statute, which inflicts a penalty of three times the amount
of the value of the goods, besides the forfeit of the latter. The
Loan Mayne and Alderman CHIIItiTOPSIER SMITII presided.—
Joseph Smithers said, that on the 9th of Julie, as he was going
from the water-ride towaids Tower-hill, with his brother, he
saw a man going along witk a box wrapped up in a handker-
chief under his arm. Soon after another man appeired in sight
with a bag Witness followed the one, and ois brother the other.
Both of those whom they followed went to Mr. Castendieck's,
When witness entered, he saw one of the men opening a sack.
Witness said he was an offieer, and seized the contents, •which
eoftsisted of foreign ham and salmon. At that moment the other
tnao. entered with the box, which contained segan, and which
witnes. also seized. Mr. Casterdieck did not appear surprised
upOn being told by one of the men that he had something for
him, and he bad the box in his arms. Mr. Castendieck said,
in reply to witness, that he could not help it if Captains would
send him presents.—James Andrews, a waterman, said he bad
c:irried the box to Mr. Castendieek's at the request of a young
elan. Mr. C. seemed rather surprised at receiving it, and said
he thought witness had better take it to the place from whence
he had brought it. Dumnel, King's warehouseman, exa-
mined the goods, and ascertained that they were all foreign.
Mr. litany said there was not a shadow of support for this
crimical and penal information, and then called witnesses, who
proved that Mr. Castendieck had not acted as if he had expected
the goods alluded to.
Mr. Roe argued, that Mr. Castendieck had possession of part
of the goods at least, and that the posaessiou was quite sufficient
to establish the conviction.
The Magistrates decided against the Information.

Untinit.ti.x.—Saturtlay Theophilks Brown was brought up for
re-examination, when James Weldon, the man whom the pri-
soner mated at the wine-vaults in the Strand, was brought for-
lk had hoard nothing of the examination of Brown till
'Thursday last, when he went to Wingtield's, and expressed his
willingness to attend whenever by was requirthi. Ile recognised
tho prisoner immediately, but said he had never seen him before
or since he had drank with him at Wingfield's. Weldon then
proceeded to state. that about seven o'clock on Saturday morning,
the 6th inst. passing down Bedford-street, be observed the pri-
soner near to Bedford-court, with some notes exposed in his
hand; prisoner said he had just found them; thinks he said
in Rose-street. Prisoner then went on to say, that as be
was passing along he observed a girl come out clone of the bad
houses, and put something in the bole where the shutters stood,
or words to that effect, and that he (Brown) took it up ; that it
was wrapped up in a hit of rag, and tied round with string ; he
opened it, and four.d it to contain those notes. Witness did net
cry halves, or make any observation of that kind, though at the
same time he believed his story ; but the prisoner said to him,
" If you can tell me where J oast changellse, I will give you a
glass of the best the house ems aroni." Witness accordingly took•
him to Wingfield's, where they. drank together; and, on part-
ing the prisoner gave him a shilling. The prisoner, in reply
to the contradiction given to his statement by Weldon, denied
that he had said the man was by when he found the notes, but
'that he came up babiad.bint when he bad these in his hand, and
certainly did cep " Milne—air. Alderman Damon and Mr.
Alsiertioap fissetis both easeertod in the opinion that too much
suspicion Mil bung aver.the catoalia allow the primer to be dis-
charged. Its was reawaile4 accardiesly.

CLERICAL EV7TLLIGEN:T.

CAMBRIDGE, FEBRUARY to
John Hind, Esq. RA. of St. John's Colle;e,
Mathematical Lecturer of Sidney Sussex College.
Wednesday. Mr. George William Craufurd, Ki.
lege, was admitted a Fellow of that Society.
The Rev. John 'fopham, RA. of St. Jahn%
been ordained Priest, and WilEarn Vernon, B.A.
College, Deacon, by the Bishop of Worcester.
The Lord Bishop of Lincoln has presented the pr...
Palmer, Rector of Eynesbury, to the Prebendal St 11
Painshall, in the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, I,Pca
death of the 'lrv. David Lewis, Vicar of Kimbahon.

OXFORD, FEBRUARY 12.

Mr. Charton, of Ilneoin Colley:, is elected :n
of Queen's College, and not Mr. Churtou of
lege, as lately met:lo4mA.
Thursday, the folluwing Degrees were ctinftwt..!:
AI %STEW; OF A wrs.
The Rev. Thomas Shra2nel cf Wti:C:te7
Grand Compounder.
Mee. George Morgan, of St. filar; Hal

BACIITIORS Or ARTI.
Henry Thompson, Esq. of Oriel College, Gts-d C
Robert Ibbeuon Bazett fienshaw, of queuu's
James Buchanan, of Wm:l6am College.
Thomas Fakir Horsford, of Waslharn College.
John Verr, Gentleman Commoner of Corpus
Hartley Coleridge, Postmaster of Merton College.
Daniel Conner, Gentleman Commoner of St. )lary 11
Julius Deedcs, Scholar of Trinity College.
William Hunter of Balliol College.
Charles Ford, of Balliol College.
William Gray, of Pembroke College.
ECCLESIASTIC I. 13 ItOMOTTONS.
Rev. Joseph Cltarles DrifEekl, D.A. to the vicarage,
hunt LEAreey.
Rev. Francis Coleman, M.A. to the Rectory of
I lerr ford.

The appointments made by the Lords c
miralty, of Naval Chaplain,:, to the LIViT
monbourn, Northumbetiand, in reward of
vices at sea, are as follow :
The Rev. Gerrge Repel!, to the lleenry •If Cr:
Rev. !sham Rages, to th:.: Iti.ctori of !Park ; the
Elliott, to the Rectory of Thorneybt:rn; elf
Ecins, to the perpetual Curacy of laurnrhaugh.

BIRTIIS.
At Rath, the Bth inst. the Lady of T. Tate.yr T
of a dan:ht..r.
Thursday, in Portland-place, the Lady of Line,
ral Reynolds, of a son.
Thursday, at fpwvich, the Lady of .1. Easton, M
of the 15th Ilu,sans, of a son.
Friday sc'nni;,!.t, at Chatham, Mrs. Pace, wife of
Pace, of the Royal Marines, of two boys soda girl

MARRIED.

Friday, at Kingston Church, Porten, Lord Cteentrv,
puty Quarter-Master-General in the. Sctuk-Wen Distr.:.
3liss Mather, daughter of Thomas Mather, Eaq. Ills I—
shii) was recently married at Ilmlogne.
At St. George's Church, limerick, J. Campbell, Fag.
tLin in the Itnh regiment of foot, to Anne, only daughter
late J. Saxton, Esq. of that lit f.
Ht.V. Joseph Holmes, Fellow and Tater cf Qa•-eu*:
Cambridge. to Chri:tiana Eliz:.beth, fourth c';:tighter of U.
Gorham, Esq. of St. ';etas, Huntingdonshire.
Rev. John Davies, to Eliza Jane eld:st daughter of 'lt-1
C.'lonel ('ox, of the Royal Artillery.

At Mapperton, Dorset, the Rev. Henry Fox.
eldest daughter of the late Colonel Edwards, cf tSe
Conspany s seetrity,

DIED.

Suddenly, of an apoplectic seizure, the Rev. Mr. I:nate.
vicar of Sithney, in Cornwall.
Rev. Bethel! Rubinson; Rector of Scarborottels, and Vii
glutton Cransvrick, in the Fast !litho; of York.
At Kimbulton' the Rev.. lAwis, many years Vicar of t
tl
place, a Prebenary of Lincoln, ecc.
Feb. 6, at Chadians, Mr. Kither, Master Gunsmith of •
Ordnance Yard. •
At Newtown, Waterford, the Lady of Sir N. li. Skettose
Friday, in Lower (irorrenor-place, Captain Francis
Keith, of the Koyal Artillery.
At Crumlin, Mr:Abraham 311tithead. at the
110 years ; he has left a wife and 1 0 children to lament !,,m.
Monday, in his 634 year, Mr. William Shirley, of Ch•rt
ton, Kent. Ile retired to rest on the preceding everin•t, in ap-
parent good health, and about two o'clock was seized .sr.:: aft:
of illness, which occasioned almost immediate death.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Noll est vivere seci cr3lere vita.—MA ItTl A 1..

el Life is only Life, when blest with hlealtb."
TIIE finest system of Ethics is to confine' wil!lin
due hounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; unre.tr..;nel
and ;nsubordivate they impetuously destroy those barrier. which
Religion and Morality have made sacred; to curb but rot apri.
hilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calcul.uo
limit their effervescence.

Every disorganization of the human frame requires pre:,t
dill! knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is pram
when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the
vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatot:•nt
those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebollit.
the passions at an tints irded moment. " The ~zth of a
tinn consists in the health of tlae people; but is is let kuicholy
reflect on the dAily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling tanpyr,
cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, •
offs.r to suffering humanity, the resuk of our own experience is
various diseases of Debility. The unwary• victim of solitary ri
(early:acquired at school, before Reason hasasserted her
over the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless state, Iwo'
susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the .
complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into manly ezerg
• anxiety—long residence in min.

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