Star.
London, England, 1810-07-23 00:00:00

AT sEAIOx. CAREW.

Earl of &Amore, Lord and Lady Eliot, Lord and Lady-John
Townsend, Lord Burr, Sir C. Pegge, Admiral Wolseley, Dean of
Wells, Col. and Mr 4. Sibthorpe, Col. Thornton, Dr. White, Rev.
H. Cholmeley, Capt. and Mrs. Boyce, Capts. Robertson, Davis,
MJughan, H. Marsh ; Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon, Mr. and Mrs.
Stoner; Messrs. Cooper, Ludlow, Hill, O'Loughton, Meynell,
Keaton, Fox, Westcomb, Fan, Lynan, scaly, Walters, N. Torre,
firjohn, H. Payler, Hunt, W. Davies, H. J. Cholmeley, Stone,
Savary ; Mistresses• Mi!ls, Firby, M`Cready, Cooke, and Rice;
Miss-es Maclaine, Lucas. Hunt, Piers, Warner, E. Stafford, Gai-
ner, Dodds, Blair, Ridley, Hodges, Pay us, Whitehead, Watts, &c.

Miss Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Capt. Matcher', Mr. Actree
from Brighton, two Miss Actrees, Sir George Luskett, Mr. Tho •
was Blacket, &c. &c.

AT.REDCAU.

Mr. and Mrs. Birkett and family, Miss Peacock, Mr. and Mrs.
Snick, Mrs. Groves, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wrightson, Mr.
and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Hesleton and family, Mrs.
Dunn, Miss Heslop, Mrs. and Miss Morley, Mr. and Mr:. Par-
ker, Mrs. Bowes, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Lightfoot,
Mr. and Miss Carter, Mr. Neel, Mrs. Y. Metcalfe, Mr. and
Mrs. J)ent, Mr. Joy, Mr. Joy, jun. Miss Joy, Mr. Wetherell,
Miss Robb, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Hickson and tamily, two Mi is
Wethereils, Mr and Mrs. Greenhill, Mr. and Mrs. Banks, Mr.
ald Miss Fall, Miss News, Mr. Upton and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Tomas Bt7ir, Miss Sampson, Mrs. Gote an family, Mr. Maun,
Mr. Hood, Capt. Bouville, Mr. Twetl4ll, Mies Pulman, Miss
Wardill, Mr. C arke, Miss Hutchinson, .Mr. Sanderson, Mr.
Beardshaw, Capt. Andrew, Messrs. Brigham, Fall, Morley, Col-
beck, Mr. and Mrs. Coates and family, Mr. and Mrs. King. Mr.
and Mks Penrly, Mr. and Mrs. Hilleard and family, Mr. Har-
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Waller, Mr. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Christo-
pher, Miss Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, &c.

Mr. and Mrs. Ferrand," Mr..- id Mr.. Greares, Mr. Barrett,
Mr. Mrs. and turn Miss• Wainmans, Miss Field, Miss Halhead,
Mr. Rohl:nen, Mr. and three Miss bacnors, Mr. whs. am
Mies Carr+, Mrs. Kentish, Master and Miss Rernington, Gen.
:Stuart, Miss Sharpe, Mrs. Paxton, Col. Croft, Mr. Croft, Mr.
M•I)onald, Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson, Miss Rutherford, Mr.
Tb.orapson, &c. &c.

OLD BAILEr.

Saturday, Captain Tomlinson, of the Pelter gittn-
boat, and B. Tanner, a shipwright at Dartmouth,
were indicted for forging a receipt for A'9B. Bs. and
uttering the same, with intent to defraud the Govern-
:rent.
The Attorney-General, Messrs. Garrow and Jer-
vis, and t ago other Counsel, were employed for the pro.
secution ; and Messrs. Gurney, Alley, and two others,
for the prisoners.
The Attorney-General detailed the evidence to the
Jury, of which the following is an abstract :—ln Sep-
tember, 1805, the gun-brig put into Dartmouth, and
a lee-board was repaired, by a smith, named Ran-
dall, on account of Tanner. The smith's ch,trge was
RI. 6s. but a bill was made out purporting to be from
Randall, with a receipt annexed to it of ae9B. Bs. for
two new lee-boards. This was delivered to Tomlin.
son by Tanner, and the former delivered it to the Na-
vy-Office, and it was put to his credit. It turned out
since that Tanner had become a bankrupt, and a dis-
pute between him and the prisoner had been the off-
spring of spleen and resentment against Tanner, by
some contending parties, which brought this matter
to light. The Attorney-General contended, that
Tomlinson must have known that only one lee-board
bad been repaired, and it was strongly to be supposed
that he put in at Dartmouth for the purpose of con-
spiring..with Tanner to commit this fraud. The gun-
brig was bOund for Plymouth, and the master of the
. Robust man of war, la ho had the gun-brig with her,
would prove that she could have gone into Plymouth 1
as easily.as Dartmouth. 'The seamen would prove
that there was no want of repairs until they arrived at
Plymouth, end that one only was repaired.. It-would
'Also be prow..af "sat four guineas were chargoefor
the freitthtage of two lee-boards from Darcy/tautly°
Portsmouth ; when only one wis sent-
Rataill, the smith, proved, that he had repaired
one lee-board for the Pelter, for which he charged
R.I. 6s. This was all the work he had done for the.
brig ; and he proved that the -bill shetvn hip, pm.-
porting t,,•be his, for de93. Bs. and the receipt annexed
,to it, were forgeries. 1
The Judge here interfered, and adted-the Attorney..
Geneial if he had sufficient proof to bring' the know-
ledge of forgery home to Tomlinson; for, however
he might li ire entered into a conspiracy with Tanner
to defraud Government, yet he might have delivered.
this frandirl?nt bill at the Navy-Office, without know-
ing the receipt annexed to it was forged, as he might
not know whether or not 'U14414/06 conspiring with
Tanner,, and had actually signed the receipt.
The Attorney-General stated, that he had no proof
cf Tomlinson having been acquainted with the for-
gery, any further than/he had' tated in the opening ;
and the Judge accordingly directed an acquittal, as
the uttering the bill, knowing it to have been forged,.
was laid in Middlesex, and the uttering of Tanner to
Tomlinson, was in Devonshire, and consequently he
could not be found guilty on the indictment. The
prisoners were consequently acquitted.
Lord St. Vincent, Admiral Doesek, and several
naval gentlemen were present at the trial.
IV. Benyon was capitally convicted for stealing a
iv
mare, the property of . Baker.

gadier-Generai, and Mrs. Cluster, Ceione
nets Scone, Footer, Vesey, Lt.-Colonels
' i I Lieute:lant-Colonels Marriott and Mind
R. N. Carairs Burke, Frankland, Mach
and Gooch ; Lietit W. N. Glascock, R.N
:i , Mr. and • 'rs. Goode, Rev Mr. Keyricl
H tblyn ; Rev. Messrs. Lefstvre, Bailey, IS,
.. , .
West' rn; Mr. and Mrs. Benwell, Mr. at
~
M. Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. Harrisnn
? Mr. aqd Mrs Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ra
family, Mr. S. ani. Miss Hopson ; Nlessr
dew, Sandelands, Palairet, Atwood, J.:ten
SlUittlworth, Allen, Bailey, Nunn, Pula
Why, Bas-ley Tooke, Murdock-, Row
1 Morgan, irenche, Vi'arod, Maisre,:ur
C. Kendrist,jun. Wm. Harris. , Cowan,
4 Young, Corbett, Spencer, M Kay, Gre
; 1 ' 0!•!twd, Bain, Morrison, Dawson, Evan.
Ca 'Meld, Flocd, Aehmuty, Reardon, no
'.. 1 -y, Brown Armstrong, •Haffur, Guest
'Popp, Leslie, Gleadon, Firon, Shan, Sht
• k ad, Chunk. Rogers, Hinnbert, Sinin
Neinion, Dumbleton, Pocclek, S. Dayne
. Caen, H. Ranee, Woonewell, Yarde, S
, . . man. Watson, and lietsworth ; Mrs. an,
end Miss Flood; Mistresses Taylor, N
Boger*, Morgan, Ferguson, May, Steppe
ger) Waren, B. Vassal. Pearson, Ball
Griffiths, Vivian, C. Lock; Misses Lock
Cunningham, Harrison, Eggers, Robins
L. Smith, Knowles, Richardson, Lawreu
glair; Ciakburn, Freeman, Ball, Eurroul
• rents, Blacken, &c. &c. .
• I
'At DATIL
Earl of Belmore, I.nrd and Lady Elio
t ,
0, Townsend, Lord Bure, Sir C. Pegge, Ad
i Wells, Col. and Mrs. Sihthorpe, Col. Th
H. Cholmeley, Capt. and Mrs. Boyce, C
1i ' Maughan, H. Marsh ; Mr. and Mrs. 1'
Stoner; Messrs. Cooper, Ludlow, Hill,
111 Keaton, Fox' Westcomb, Fan, Lynan, a
Apjohn, H. Payler, Hunt, W. Davies, :
Savary ; Mistresses Mi!ls, Firby, M'Cre
I Misses Maclaine, Lucas. Hunt, Piers, 1J
!
P ner, Dodds, Blair, Ridley,Hodges, Payui
AT THORPA MI
Miss Seymour,Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Ca
i i from Brighton, two Miss Actrees, Sir G
; . gnu Blacket, &c. &c.
AT .REDCATI.
Mr. and Mrs. Birkett and family, Mis
Smelt, Mrs. Groves, Mrs. Smith, Mr. a
13 i and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Hes
Dunn, Miss Heslop, Mrs. and Miss Mo
ker, Mrs. Bowes, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. S
I Mr. and Miss Carter, Mr. Neel, Mrs
Mrs. J)ent, Mr. Joy, Mr. Joy, jun. N
Miss Robb, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Hicksc
I 1 i
Wethereils, Mr and Mrs. Greenhill, /V
. , ald Miss Fall, Miss News, Mr. Upton a
i
I: Tomas Belt, Miss Sampson, Mrs. Gott
Mr. Hood, Capt. Bouville, 'F Mr.wed4
Wardill, Mr. C arke, Miss Hutchineur
Beardshaw, Capt. Andrew, Messrs. Brii
beck, Mr. and Mrs. Coates and family,
and Miss Penrly, Mr. and Mrs. iiilleal
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Waller, Mr. Smith,
?her, Miss Peacock, Mr. and Ivirs. Simi
•
AT SEAlOx* C.lll
1, Mr. and Mrs. Ferraod," Mr..- id Mr,
Mr. Mrs. and two A/14s. Wainmans, M
i Mr. Robinsen, Mr. and three Miss nisei
; Mies Carr+, Mrs. Kentish, Master ane
,1 \ 'Stuart. Miss Sharpe, Mrs. Paxton, Col
M•Donaltl, Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson,
Tb.oropson, dtc. &c.
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OLD BAILE
Saturday, Captain Tomlinson
11 boat, and B. Tanner, a t hipwr
I i ' were indicted for forging a recel
‘ uttering the same, with intent to
lii mein.
The Attorney-General, Messr
vis, and two other Co.uniel, were e
111 secution ; and Messrs. Gurney, A
for the prisoners.
The Attorney-General detaile
Jury, of which the following is at
tember, 1805, the gun-brig put
a lee-board was repaired, by a
dall, on account of Tanner. TI
RI. 6s. but a bill was made out 1
Randall, with a receipt annexe(
two new lee-boards. This was
son by Tanner, and the former d
i 1 vy-Office, and it was put to his c
. since that Tanner had become a
pute between him and the prisol
I . spring of spleen and resentment
some contending parties, which
. f:' • to light. The Attorney-Gen
4 ti Tomlinson must have known th
,: 1 • bad been repaired, and it was at
- 1 . that he pet in at Dartmouth fo
spiring..with Tanner to commit
, brig was bound'or Plymouth,
. Robust man cif war, sho had t
would prove that she could havo
. as easily.as Dartmouth. 'The
that there was no want of repair
i; 'Plymouth, end that one only w
I. 1
a also be PTIMP` 41f bat four loins
• , 1 the freitthtage of two lee-board
.
t Portsmouth ; when only one w
Randall, the smith, proved,
. ,
1 one lee-board for the Pelter, f
RI. 6s. This was all the wort
brig ; and he proved that the
. ; -1 porting t,cbe his, for ie93. Bs. a
i 1 'I
.to it, were forgeries.
I' I i The Judge here interfered, al
Geneial if he had sufficient pet
ledge of forgery home to Tor
I '
1 '. he might h tie entered into a c
1 ) - to defraud Government, yet h;
this frandttl?nt bill at the Nay,
ing the receipt annexed to 4 v
i .
t i
1 . ~
nrio,att,nrknhnti,Aw.antwtorneydhehadthe.rGe.ortnenaoitAirßstsatigattdrl
cf Tomlinson having been w
gery, any further than/he had
. ,
1 . and the Judge aecordingly di
i
the uttering the bill, knowing
1 .
was laid in Middlesex, and th
Tomlinson, was in Devonshu
i calla not be found guilty on
prisoners were consequently a
Lord St. Vincent, Admit
1 '
1 , naval gentlemen were resent
I .1 IV. Beeyon was capitally c
mare, the property of . Bal