Star.
London, England, 1828-03-31 00:00:00

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LI.. liwititiitit
~h 1 riilip,cxpt*iik4 hii 114ien at pie!`.ing that hir.,sergappt Wilde bad not folfilted th 4 tit•
gageiiient.,olCh be pad Made in boisaddressp of shiair:
ing that Loyd
,fahrinittli had no coniletlkin AN "At
oppression Complitinea of.
.. A orso!1 456 toitif heii
releaied his Lerdship train triery taieniatibil, a htft4ll:
ship did not Meritiatty, iisa's Jip,A,e h?'Fids of ri.. -jet
This
'ilde,N and might ktive.h -ri put into . bit biik,
This person Was Lord ralMtitlii #.411 itiehi 111
Curgenwin, who, might liftvi':been jribi. hitt, ihlt tioi
if he had not apprehlended Ai effai lot a iials-
examinatiOn upon the inscitivea of his diiii cOniftitt, lid
the nature of the uliiiiitiiciris iiiiith he bad received
horn Lord FalmOuth.
The learned J'unoi then summed up ilk iltlt etict to
the Jury. Ile said, that the circumstance of the iiiiure
having taken place kl.te 4#, acto. ot.adierse bidilitig.
created a strong sitsptci4n as to the isicitiresbj which
the defendant bid
.lwea iittitteacedja Initial; the dlitteis,
anc in-the eipt of the" llii. It was linwevei to fief said
in fairs* Of the derentlant,, Oat hi bid neither
-t !eh
the goods fro . the wharf nor lilt "aiii'Olntai in chWite
Of them, or given ilnyotber public **ice tit the *lade
Which had been effected. 141S1Mdihip hieing gone
tbrongh tbe eyidence, left the vibole case to the Jury,
who fontici a verdict for the plaintiff--Damages, 401.
ire licit
.28.
Jere'atioA Jose, aged 55, Wei charged, upon the 4eir.
rant of the Coroner, with the wilfpl murd.er, of Praitcla
.lose.
, The cYeceeaed Was, nepteg to he Rrisitoei;jii'#
the .witnesses ;ailed ar.theirilteeptj,oli were,. ihe brathei
of the deceased, ind
rote oi,titoOther 'err, Dear tell.
tjoo,s, of both the parties. p, Opeareil.froti
.theafri-
dens!, thit on the Sib of bece#ltir
_Yaal,'the ?Wailer
having ti lien, ty way of daess, able 41Incis Si-
longing,Ao a rconsin ,pf, kis, sent thelsinthe.Citsto.dy
of kcciusthlf to .Ih,R,reattieittihich mire tAe dioothon
!carnet iof the priionetvi ilmtly and that of the ite-
cervecl.,, The deceased, thinking it a !tint iinfrienclli
act in the pianner,
.0 diArate ihe'citile of kritear
relation, Made 'seine reraria npon ilfe prikoner-s
Co
,duct." and the Ittillielta were by sOmehOdt.fet gO
horn the place'
where they hid been locked w The
prisoner, on artivieng ,at the.place,. incittlred'ibone the.
cattle, and charged ilft,deCeased With iii‘fill turned
them out. The
,deeeisecr TAW that he had done so,
and said that no boqt skin Waidd have taken them in.
Some alteriatt
.q are hie Firlitcb the deceased called, the
prisoner a ospe.ipe, an old. dog, .sod cause up very
clots to the_prisouer..; epo.c which the alamer,. whos!*
up to.thts.time bad his bands in his coat, pockets, drew
one of them out. and airsick the deceased over the eye.
The prisoner baying had some nails in his pocket, one
Of them was. In,hirhand alien he struck the blow. _ lx
penetrated the skull near the temple, and. deceased d:et
rn two or three
.toinurer. The prams, r via, a little is
;aver at the time, sad on being told that, be had killed
se nephew, be said, ',lt I have done it, td give a room
ill ..4 gold to valor, him again." . . .
The go i‘onet sighed deeply during the whole time of '
the trial. . . . ..
He, was. found Guilty, an:l seo7enced to transportation
for life. Subbequrotly, tl e Judge re-opeaed the Court
at his lodings, and suspended the sentence for the pni.i
pose of inteurlncing some mitigation.
, . George flimsies and William Nitinis were indicted for,
baviag,brdien_into the church of Gluviansias Peary%
and stolen therefrom a silver''chalice, a flagon, and all
the other silver vessels used in the socrifnentaiservicer,
together, with all ;he money in the poor-.bot, ai.ci Ave
bottles of wine,. A in named Alexander Bray bad
been associated:with, the poisoners in the rOhiseryt but
turned Approver, and was the principal, evidence ad.
duced against they .--The..prispners after a very.long
trial, were found Gaily, and sentence of death was re.
Corded against them, . . _
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BoatnaitY.--Information eat given at Boir.street
Office on Saturday, that about the hour of six o'clock
that morning, some villains broke into the house
of Mr. Bradley, haberdisher, in Newgate-street. and
carried off property of very considerable value: Ttierr
were sixty pieces of Irish linen, a great number of va-
luable silk shawls, handkerchiefs, besides pieces of linen,
muslin, silks, &c.
Put.rir Er.onnitxck.—An eccentric preacher in the
Methodist chapel, Gateshead, in his address to his con-
gritatiltV, lately observed, " that there was as much
chania for a drunken man to inherit the kingdom of
Heaven, as there war For a pig to climb up an apple
tree, Ind sing like a nightingale."
Vandyke married a kinswoman: not of Err; Cowper.
but Earl Gower. She was the (Enos* of the beautiful
picture of her, and Vandyke his own Paris. A painter
of ibe name of Miley married a Lady (Lady Daniel)
who sat to him for her picture. He was a wretched
hand, but a fine person of a man, and a treat coxcomb;
and on his strutting up and down befi re the portrait
when it was thine; with a prodigious air of self-satisfac-
tion, she observed, " If he was so pleased with the copy,
he might have the original." It was something after
the same fashion that W) cherley married Lady Dro
gheda. Coming into a bookseller's shop. to ask for the
." Bain Dedler " a friend of Wycherley's pushed- the
author himseleforviard, and said; " There is the Plain
Dealer for you, Madam." She took him at his Wend's
word, or rather at her own; and married the author
that painted her portrait (not knowing it) ambng 114
fine ladies.

Tuesday the Judith, of Arundel, a coasting trader,
was piloted into Littlehampton harbour; when being
brought close to the quay, two Custorn-house officer.*
I
stepped on board to examine the Portland st•mes with
Which she appeared to tie laden, and.after removing a
few of those on the top, discovered. ISO tubs of contra-
band spirits, drhich, with the vesiel. they immediately
seised. Her crew, consisting of only two men, are de-
tained in custody. The goods have since bein landed,
and lodged in the King's stores at Arundel.
Pitts.--Yesterday morning, about twenty minutes
pest one o'clock, the houie of Mr. H. BARR, Barer-
smith, Holborn; was reduced to ruini by fire, and
jewellery, dm to the amount of about 1,5001. destroyed.'
*MBank iti jumping from the two-pair back win-
dow od to the leads or roof of the parlour, with an
infant in her arms, fell throttgh the skylight, and .was
dreadfally cot and injured. A servant gitl broke both
her ankles, is endeavouring to escape by the same
miens, and shockingly cut her feet end legs with ;
glass bottle. Both females are id a dangerous state.
The child was not materially injured.
Friday night some thievei entered the house of Wm;
Hanley, Fol. of Newington Green, and carried, off a
qirantily of pike and other property. . , a
ViTlilinio SAND. TIMIES:..-When thunder bolts fel
upon a sandy soil, their intense heat changes the s
eNroitgh which they.pass Unto a tube of Alm. &fere
tubes thus Ornate/de one of whiel was nineteen f
' long, hive sat beea presented to the French Acadens
anel
Of 0 esencel, bt M. *rage. Tistse coriositiek were col:
lotted In Germany by M. Fielder, a young German
naturalist.--Londen Weekly Review.