Star.
London, England, 1818-01-09 00:00:00

MIDDLOSIX SES9IOIO.
These Sessions Collamenced yesterday
'illr'Artion, Esq. and the usual Magistrates.
Richard Berta* was put to the bar on
ment preferred against him by t}.eparish c
tins, for a nuisance committed by him i
court, in the Strand: The caus of compla
the defendant was the keeping of a great
dogs for sale, the discordant ,out of
turbed the neighbourhood, and the sic
which be fed them being of thin-enwho'
tine as to infect the place with its of avini
In support of the prosecution, Mr. oil,
graver, of the Strand, a Mr. Chambers.
Wood, two of the ne.ghbours, west.
proved the existence of the nuisance : as
persons were in the habit of bringing their
Sunday morning to fightwith those of the
The defendant said he had a wife
dren to support. and, being unable tc wci
under the necessity of followir.g the trade
dealer to enable him to support t!terit. •
having fed the dogs with putrid flesh, and
prosecution with ridicule.

The CUAIRM•N having explained Lilt
the law with respect to nuis...7.ces, and gcr-
facts as they appeared in evidence,
The Jury found the prisoner—Gsulty.
The CHAIRMAN then said—" The C 47111
wish to deprive this man, with his lid,
children, oi a livehluxid ; but it is its boa
put away this nuisance."
Me. ALLitt said, all the parish wished
have the nuisance abated, and this done, t
resiuire nothing farther; but the fact sea
per part of the iWllne Was appropriated to
wars
:
The ('ItAIRIIAN" I have ohserred a

hg-ree of levity in this prisoner, which, 144
of it, is very indecorous, but which 1 am 1
' arises from his ignorance. The It
be to take his'own recognix.ance in 501. L.,
udrtent-Of the Court, in the event cf r
the nuisance: • •
Margaret Kelly' was found guilt, of
piece of printed cotton; and. being an 01.
was sentenced to six months' izaprissn.rozn

Wednesday morning, whilst die carria
CHARL,RE Nowlin was standing at the d
Banking House, in Fleet-street, to convey
maid and a valuable head dress to her mi
is..on a visit in St. James's-square, as the
was mounting his box, some fellow under
coach door being open, ran off with the h
Wednesday, as 'Thomas Archer, a you
the employ of Me. Whitbread, farmer, of
was sitting on the top of his team, which
laden with filth, going along the City Re;
by some aecident,.precipitated from the pl
on, and fell before the front wheel, which I
his body and broke several of his ribs, an:
injured him. He was taken into a public
, a surgeon sent for, but the poor felluw sot
pored an dreadful aLony : he was 20 years
THE CLERGY.—The Non-resident Cler
minded that the last Clergy Resident Act
clause, by which every spiritual person, t
resident by reason of resilience upon any
Mice, or of any exemptioii 'under the Act,
titre him to which it is not necessary to
license Under the Act, is required, within
after the Ist of January, 1a every year, to
same to the. Bishop ; specifying the natu
exemption, and whether the gross anntu
the benefice on which he is non-resident,
or exceeds three hundred poulids per ann
The clause extends also to such spiritual
ape resident, at any period ,of the year, o
nay or office in Cathedrals.
idtrtikaturic or HUMAN
.FORTUXL.—
*lO Was formerly a celebrated acmes at
Winter Theatres, and was a man possess
considerable roperey, hal been so reduce(
cumstances, that yesserdep he applied to
crates at UniCal Hall for an artier to the 0
Lambeth, his parish, to great him relief,
ing refused it. His application, it app
been irregular. He was directed how tc
told to apply for an order if the OVerit
again 'refuse him relief.