Star.
London, England, 1816-04-02 00:00:00

TUB KING V. LOUD CoCIIIIANi.

An expectation was entertained that the indictment
again,t this Noble Lard,' far his escape from the
Karl's Borth prison. world have come on during
the pres:•nt Assizes. This, however, appears to be
perfectly tocortect. His Lnrdship is entitled to tra-
verse this indictment toll the nest Assizes. as we before
stated, And his trial will certainly not come on until
the summer.

SUFFOLK ASSIZEi.
CLANKK • oTLKY.,

This action was. brought against the defendant,
(gamekeeper to Bit/George Gage Bart.) fin- shoot-
ing a dog belonging to the plaintiff. The question
for decision was, whether a gamekeeper has a right
to shoot any dog kept by an unqualified person with
in the manor fin which be had is deputation f But
the defendant, in his pleadings, having called the dog.
a lurches-. and Ming to prove hi-n such, a veard
was given foe the plaintiff—Damages 41110.

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'mind of, we believe, any person present its that vet,
'crowded cOart. The awful sentence of the law was
pawed on them. after a most impressive and feeling
tiding. by the Cater BARON'. who observed, that in
nothing was the hand of PROVIDSNCE more visible.
than in so generally bringing to light the horrid
crime of murder, however secretly perpetrated—
thereby verifying. 'that 66 whoever *bedded) man's
blood, by man shall his blood be shed." They were
sentenced to be executed on the With inst, and their
bodies ordered to be delivered to the County Infir-
mary for dissection.

ATTEMPT 1.0 Mt:lmmo—Yesterday William Dodd
was taken to Queen-square from Bridewell. It ap-
peared. that yesterday week, between twelve and
one o'clock in the morning, the inhabitants of Chan"-
dos-street and its vicinity, were alarmed by the screams
of 4, Murder!" apparently from a person in great
distress. Several persons proceeded to the place
where the voice came from, and found a man of
spectable appearance lying on the ground in Newton's-
court., and the prisoner standing over him, who, on
.the people's approach, ran riff; but was pursued by
some, whilst others took the wounded man, who was
weltering in blood, to the watch-house, where he
said; a man carne,sip to him, and, witting' speaking
a word, gave bins several deep cuts :icross the face
with some sharp instrument, intending. as he thonght,
to cut his throat. This extraordinary circumstance
excited considerable alarm ; every one present went
in pursuit of the assassin. who by this time was taken
hy his first pursuers, with theassistance of the watch-
men, after a chace in the different by-courts in that
neighbourhood. His hands and clothes were quite
bloody, and a bloody rasor was found on the spot
Where the outrage was cummitted ; but, on hit being
brought 'to the watch-lviuse, it was found the woun-
ded man had gone out, as was then supposed, to get
his wounds dressed. Every inquiry has been since
made fok bins, but without effect ; and, as be ap-
peared to be quite weak from the loss of blood, and
the wounds be received seeming to be of a very dan-
gerous nature, it is feared he has net his death from
the circumstance.--Mr. COLQUHOUN said, that pub-
lishing the case in the public papers might be the
Means of his, or some of his friends. coming forth,
and directed die prisoner to be brought up again on
Monday next.
Frets--.A dreadful nod destructive fire took place on
Tuesdiy week, at &vain, in the Parish of Greasley,
sitar Nottingham. It was occasioned by the very
dangerous practice of firing a chimney, in order to
clear it of soot. By this act of imprudence no 'less
than fourteen houses, besides several barns, corn
stacks, &c. were set on tire and corsumed. The
wind blowing strong at the time, every ewrtion to
stop the progress of the flames proved ineffectual. .

COAL. MARKET, APRIL i.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
Si; Newcastle vs; nss. &I. to 49s Od.
2 Sunderland 1 426. Od to co od,

MARRIED.

At Aberdeen, on the 25th March, Major Oeorge Henderson,
of the Royal Lagineers, to Mary, youngest daughter of the Lite
John Tower, E.q. of St. Croix.
At Newcastle, nn the t9th ultimo, Captain Johr Hall, of the
2111, or Scots Fuxileers, to Catharine, daughter of Lieutenant
Bell, of the late 9th Royal Veteran Battal.on.
Lately, at the house of the British Ambassador at Brussels,
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Hamilton, to Miss Ord.

DIED.
At Edinburgh, nn the 20th ult. Buccleugh Sharp, Esq. late
Collector of the Salt Duties, at Yarmouth.-
Saturday s'nn!ght, at I.ymlngtun, Mrs. Lloyd, widow of the
hie Rev. Mr. I.luyd, of Colchester: