Star.
London, England, 1804-07-09 00:00:00

whether he found them bad men to Ms hand, he knew
not, but they were legally implicated io his guilt. It
was proper and neeellary, for the public falety, that
they fhould be made examples of in Inch a way at
render them marked men, and their per fons publicly
known, fo that at the expiration of that ingerifoo-
ment to which they were doomed, there flonild be
the leis chance of their being able to refume fuels
praaices in future—they had all the ampleft jttfice
done to them—their trial was at fair and deliberate
as it was pnflihle that of any men could be. The
lenience of the Court was, that each of them be im-
prifoned in his Malay's Gaol of Newgate for the
fpace of one year, and that in the cootie of one month
they each of them be expoled on the public pillory
for one hour, in Weft Smithfield.
MUlLDE.R.—Sufarmah Germane was incliaed for the
murder of William Lee, an infant of two months
old, whom fhe had to nurfe.
Mr. GURNEY Rated the Grand Jury had throw:,
out the Bill in this cafe, and that the Parini O.
cers had been bound to prat:cute by the verdict
of the Coroner. Some reports had gone abroad
that the child had been ftarved to death. A SUE.
geon, however, having opened the body, found
the lungs elifeafed. and a part of the flomach mor-
tified. This was hilly furiicient sooccafion its death.
. The !acts being Pt oved,
The RI etmorie tibierved, that no frifpicion what-
ever could attach to the Pt.:later ou tail, evidence.
Mr. ALLEY Ihoe.l, that he seas ready to prove
that an extramdinary degree of care had been be.
.lowed by the Ptitooer on the child in queilion„
and that tire milked her own breads fur it when it
was unable to luck.
The Prifonct was of cootie acquitted, and imme•
diatcly ditcharged.
M M• SL G lITLIt.-711 boy of the name of ('Lorin
Jarvis, was in Need thr having carded the death of
~o,..her boy ..t th name of Bray, by giving Lim
a I l .w en C'e head at a boxing match.
Mr. LLItY Rated, that the Grand Jury had
thrown out the bill in this cafe, and that the pro-
fecotion was carried on from the verdict of the
Coroner. The cafe was fi nifty this t—The P. ironer
at the Bar and the deceafed hid a kiting qonrel,
and went out to the fields to fight it out. Alter
fighting a (hart time the deceafed gave in. Both
returned to a public houfe iron whence they had
fet out. After they had fat down, the deceated
fiddenly laid Isis head on the table, and in a 110-Tt
time expired. The Prifoner was immediately fe.
cured.
Two Surgeons attended, who laid that the death
of the deceafed had been occafioned by a wound re-
ceived behind the ear, which drove a quantity
Wood into the brain ; but whether this proceeded
from a blow of the fill,'or from a fall, they could
,00t fay. . .
The Prifoner did not deny the fact, but Willed
upon the prOvoCation he bad received, and the in-
nocence of his motives.
The RICORDRR obferved that the Manflanghter
on this necation was proved, although it certainly
was not an aggravated cafe.—F.eilty.

Pirrone, the pugi!ill, who lately fought Padding-
Jones, is mAtcliza t" fight Wboti, the coachman,
next week, for filtY guineas a ik.
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Ms. Houton, a .fr irate in the 6th Company of the
'IVA London Militia, was ftruck blind by the light-
ning, as he flood on guard, in High-itreet. 'kooks tch,
on Sunday fe'nnight. The fitelock is luppoled to
hare attrafted the ekaiic fluid.

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On Thus Way morning the body of a child, ftwpor
ed to be three months old, was taken out of the New
River, dr. wited, near C(.lthitlok•row, Iflingt"su
Thurfday morning early a labourer, fuppofed to
have been going to los work at the Well India Docks,
was found,dcad beyond Limehoul-bridge, without
any marks of violence upon him.
Thirteen fine pigs, belonging to a perfon of North-
' hamptun, were potioned a few days tince, by easing
the liquor in which a ham had been boiled, and which
bad been imprudently fuffered to temain may hors
in the copper before it was given to them.
On Thurfday afternoon a porter in the fervice of a
Ilationer in the neighbourhood of Lombard4ireet,tnet
llveral other potters at a public-iloafe, where having
a gnat rd with fcvetal nth women, the Ilationer's man
received (tont one of them fevetal fevere blows, fo as
to he obliged to be taken to his lodgings at the Dol-
pbin public-houfe ir, Ildimpfgate-Ilteet, and put totted
in crnftmtence of his bruiks, where he was found
dead the followit.g morning.

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