Star.
London, England, 1818-12-10 00:00:00

in only from the Ist I,:Overnber, and notapmel:
t• be in auy danger until the sth, the day i.lre!;
instructons are given, at which time he is sir;
on the side of the bed. 11,2 was only in three
and not allicted with any violent ,i;sorder k
something to the alvantage of the case. thy.
Sutcliffe does not appear to have been import„
she does not urge him at this or any other time:
persoas present are very retpectable, and there .%
incongruity in the account they give—there is To •
like conspiracy about the transacurn. After % rik,
structions were taken, Mrs. igglesvrorth, to
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fled that deceased's mind was alive to e•hataAse...
forward, asked him if he knew Mr. Ceaprr,„?'4
he answered—.." Yes, sure, child. This :eemsai
he was surprised that she should ask the cl%.‘is.-s,„;
The circumstances before the Ccurt are stulic'.7ll-
satisfy it that the paper cf instructions eset.s
last intentions of the deceased, and must be prerib
ced for accordingly, the expenses of both parbil
be borne out of the estate.

OLD BAILEY SESSIOSs DEG &

The following prisoners were capitey nta,fttei
Joseph Masers, for assaulting Levi Bassett, en
King's highway, and taking from his person t--n
seals, &c. Sarah Thrtaiies, for breaking and ante i
the dwelling-house of Josiah Alien, and
silver watch, &c. Wil/Irrn Baldock, for a•Litlt.
Hushai Jones on the King's highway, and
his pea son a hat and silk handketchief; R. Troy u
for stealing a clod:, three coats, &c. of Jo r!;
ley, in his dwelling-house; George Wm. H' :6,
breaking and entering the dweEing-by.At Jol
Spice, and stealing several articles et ueatlrg
rel ; John „If?,,r, for stealing a £.5 Bank-note ciLe
„Jerkins, in the dwelli ng-hous? of !Jonas }levet; a
,John Pidgeon, for a burglary in the claell:ntha
of Abraham Borradaile, and stealing tLirty Bt
notes, and other monks.

Willianz Cooper was put to the bar, hiving')
indicted for w ninny and maliciously bhoOtillg ati
tain persons, as-ignees in a bankruptcy.
Mr. ALLEY applied to the Court to postpo:e
trial until next Sessions. He made the motioa
full affidavits, stating the absence of a very ma
witness on the trial.—Granted:

Charlotte Hill was indicted fol.:haring felonio
poured a quantity of cold water on Leonora Pui
a child only 'five years of age, by which its dc.th
cansed.—Mr. ALLiT, for 4,l4.proskieution, in
the case to the JttruAterfed, that if the pn
charge Againstthe.pnsonsr was not pioied, she w
still be oEliged to sibiaelqwiil at Clerkanted
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misdemeanour.

Samuel Walden, a surge ant, called into in
the enfant. Being asked whether be though
treatment the child had received was the cause
death Zhe said, he thought it was a likely caws
Bucon.kan.—C43 you take upon yourself to
that the .tteatment received by the child wa
actual cause of its death? Was it sufficient to can
Witness.—l think it WAS a likely cause of its

The RECORDER then directed the Jury to
the prisoner, as there was not sufficient evine
convict her. The charge, he said, was reduce
common assault, for which she would be tried
tiler place.
The Jury imme_liately.acquiued the prisons
The RECORDER ordered ber to be detained
next Middlesex Sessions at Clerkenwell, unle
gave a security for her re-appearance herself
and two others_ of CS each.

now-sTarrt.,—,Y;st—ei daT J Adams riasr,m2nea d fa
futp:d 5/. Bank Bute to a grocer, h HrarrctrJ-•trre

Nlasrsoatscou-svaerr.—.l question V 7.4 argued how
very-,tahlr•keepers are justified in breaking-:r kerses
public streets. It was obverted, that a Gentleman wad I
short time since In the Haymarket by a restive horse r
with a b rm.:- on the pavement.—The Magistrates were
mon, that ac,ording to the orw Act, a break being twice
round a square, or twice through the same street, cunstit
ofience upon which convictions and penalties would be war
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