Star.
London, England, 1821-04-12 00:00:00

THE LATE DULL.

*OLD BAILEY-TUTS DAY.

The Grand Jury, now sitting at the Old Bailey,
have found a true Bill cor Murder against Messrs.
CIH TRAIL, and PATNIORE, the Principal and
Seconds in the late unfortunate Duel, in which Mr.
SCOTT fell, at Chalk Farm. The 13i11 was referred
by the Coroner, W. Srtsm.u, Esq. in his official
capacity, in furtherance of the verdict of the Coronet's
&try ; and the patties who are unfortunately incul.
paled have given notice that they will surrender to:
morrow morning, at the Old Bailey, to take theit
trials. The trials-will, of course, come on forthwith,
Friday being the ordinary day for proceeding upo*
charges of murder.

BIGAMY.
YesteidayJohn Domp',!,s was indicted for marrying-
with Mary Ocley, spinster, his former wit: being at
the time alive.

The Clerk of the parish of St. Paul, Canterbury.
proved the marriage of his first wife at that church
is 1815.

The Clerk of the parish of St. James, Westmin..
ster, proved the marriage of the prisoner to Min
Ocley, on the 251;1 of September, Ibl9.

Witnesses were then called, who clearly proved
the guilt of the prisoner.
For the defence, it was asserted that the prisoner's
second wife was married when he took her to wife;
and witnesses were called, who swore that about Ef•
teen years ago she passed as the wife of one Rich.
ards, a soldier in the Radnorshire Militia. On these
witnesses being crow-examined, they confessed they
could not swear to the person of Miss Ocley, on sc.
count of the length of time since they knew her..
Mr. Ocley, the•faeher the young lady, swore
that his daughter was never married to any per,o4
but the prisoner. • -
Baron Wools summed up the evidence, and ere
Jury pronounced the prisoner Guilty.
Baron Woon—'• 'Prisoner, you have made n
wicked defence, and I shall advie the'heasiest pa.
nishment the_lawsan jnflicb
.The following pi isoners.were also tried, viz.
Thomas Dalton, aged 44, was indicteJ for steal:
ing three trusses of hay, the -property of Mr. James
Prose, a farmer,. at Finchley ; snd Jain Kinik was
indicted for receiving the same, knowing it to be
stolen: The Jury found both the prisoners Guilty.
Dennis sheen was capitally charged with cutting
and maiming Bandachinew I.Ooset. The circnnr•
stances arose out of dispute at #n Irish wedding, at
which the parties drank so freely _that a general quay
rel ensued, and thq injury complained of was com-
mitted. The evidence was very confused, and not
at all decisive. •The Jury, under the direction of the
Loran CHIEF JUSTICE, acquitted the prisoner.

Pow-srearr.—A curious scene took piace yesterday at*
Office. Upwards of seventy persons, of both sexes, were brae*
up for examicsaion front durance vile iu St. Martin's Watch.
house. They hid been arrested the precedieg night, and were
charged with lie4ng found 'dancing quat4i2es, Stc. at= nsfiecited
Assembly-Room in ht. Martin's-lane. The parties were all in
their ball-dresses. and many of them of respectable rank of lie;
including some Officers ofithe Guards, and a Writer to the Signet
in Scotland.—Mr. Ulan attepded as Solicitor for several old*
Gentlemen in custody., and represented the hardship of the:r case
—urging their ignorance of this Assembly being different in its
formation and effect from others at the west end of tbetown.--.
The Magistrates discharged them all on their own recognizance..
—Lan Em :ere" a Pay-Serjeant belonging to the sth Batts.
lion of the Reiyal Artillery, was charged with absconding with
.ffllo belonging to the Regiment. He was conunitted as a des
serter, and remanded on the charge of folow:.

BIRTH. '
March 18, in Park-street, Edinburgh, Mrs. Hogg, Altriva
Lake, of a son.

DIED.

At China, in November last, the Hon. Valentine Gardner,
Captain of his Majesty's ship Dauntless.
Friday, in Montague-square in his 13th year, William &Oa
thigh, only sou of the lion. Wm. Dligh.
Monday, at his Chambers, Alexander Johnson, Rag. me d
the lienchers of the Hon. Society of the Aliddle Temple, aged O.

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