Star.
London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

would be no end to the Court indulging renewed ap-
plications of the kind.. Mr. Ea skis a acquierced.
JOYCE, V. ARM
This was a motion for attachment gait& the
Defendant, who is an Officer of this Court, as Ser-
jeant at Mace, and a Bailiff to the Sheriff of Mid-
dlefex. He had welled the Plana on a tatitat for
131. and, having him in euflody, propofed to pro-
cure him bail and liberation for the confideration of
two guineas, which she Plaintiff paid, together with
the colts of bailing, and was enlarged ; but, in a
very !bort time afterwards, was arrefied again by
Aris, who faid he did not think the bail fufficient,
and mull therefore have valuable fecnrities in hand.
The Plaintiff &piked with him Bills of Exchange,
value poi. and was again enlarged ; but the Defen-
dant :melted him again. 'raying he mutt have ailual
e Otte in goods, The Plaintiff, who is a dealer in
glafs, &paned goods in his hands to the value of
* he hill refaed to enlarge him,-pnlefs he
woulifoive him a \Variant of Attorney for the file
of thor. roods, which the Plaintiff, extremely anxi-
ous for his liberty, and nut Cul-peeing any unfair ad-
vantage, gave him ; upon which the Defendant pro-
ceeded to Cale of the goods, and difpofed them
greatly under the 6lfl ion, whereby the Plaintiff
(uttered confiderable !ors: his object, therefore, was
to obtiin julliee.—Rule to thew caule granted.
WATTON AND ANOTHER V. 01000 AND FRANKLIN!.
Mr. PAW moved the Court, that the Sheriff of
Surrey might be ordered to detain the body of the
Defendant Franklin;, who had been melted, and fet
at large on a talk futerfrdtat.
He listed, that this was an impnfition and forgery'
upon the Court. In Jane hall, a copias was Kited to
arrefl the Defendants, 'who were Spaniards. for a
film of pal. Franklin; was arreilcd ; but no Rule
whatever was ferved upon Mr. the Plain-
tiff's Attnrney, or upon any of his cleats. Upon
making fearch at the proper office, a Rule was found
to have been obtained in a caufc entitled Watton v.
' Franklin and annther ; but no rule in the teal caufe.
On further fealch, an affidavit. was found, pur-
porting to be the affidavit of Henry Bartin. of the
fervice of notice of bail, and of jollification thereof.
But upon making the firitteß inquiry, no Lich per
fon as Henry Bailin was to be found, and the per-
lons mentioned as bail were alto fiditious.
Upon examining theficsfrfiiirat, the words and axe.
then were Mimed in a different hand-uniting and ink,
and the letter i added to the name of Franklin.—
Under
,all theft ciicuregances, it appeared co be a
.ofs fraud ; and the Court accordingly granted a
,ule to (hew caufe,

BIRTHS.
Saturday, the Lady of Rkbard Croft, M. 13 of Old Burlington-
Area, of a fun.
At Vihiticiyb•houfe, near Plymouth, of a fon and heir, Mrs.
Grimm lady of Captain Gcnnyt, of the rll Demi regiment of
I Militia.

MARRIED.
On Saturday, at St. James's Church, the Hon. Berkley Paget,
fon of the Earl of llibridi;e, to Airs Grierßoue. like( to Pard
Yr-count Grienftore.
Tucf.lay, Robert Wilikrn Tait, Flq. o' the Wind of Jamaica. to
Mils Trreenacts, 'Mat daughter of Thomas Taßaena, Efq.
of
Pctcrlhar Surrey.
I...acty, at Fa* Dean Church, Sures, Harris Meg Wither, Efq.
a C.mtaiu in the North Harts Militia, only fon of 1... B. With.:,
E.q. of Manydowa, Hants, .o Mite Frith, only dautter of Lieu-
teaant.Colonel Frith, of the fame minion.
Mr. Jobs /Mu to Mlfs H. Nifbett, of Rem
On 1 Midday, at Wootton Waver, the Rev. Daniel Girlies, Vi-
car of Wootton, and one of his M.sle.fty's Juflicce of the Peace
for Warwieklkire, to Mifs Bree. of Henley in Arden, ,Melt daugh-
ter of the late Jahn Brea, F.fq. of BeinfalL
Monlieur St.Picrre, Ballet Mallet of the Theatre Royal, Dub-
lin, to Miff Crama, of Crow-firem.
Saturday fc'sualght, at Wcweaßle, Captain Wißiana Charlton' of
the Royal Navy. to Mita Davidfun, only daughter of the late Thos.
Davidon, Lfq. Clerk of the Per:, for the County of Northumber-
land.
On Tuefday, at St. JameA C%urelt, General Sablottlof. to Milk
Angerftcln.
Same day, at Chelmsford, Thomas Fria GePE, Fit in Miter
Anna Marta Morgan, chirdt daughter ut the Rev. John Morgan,
Redtvr of that place.
Monday, at 11:risledown, Capt. F. Cockburn, fon of the late Sir
James Cockburn, Burt. to h Ida Sandy., daughter ut the late Rev.
Richard Sandy".