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London, England, 1804-03-06 00:00:00

SPURTING INTELLiu.ENt.E.

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VOR 11111,0AIS.

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• The Northumberland Family anived in town on
' dards y afternooo,about three o'clock,fromAlnwick
_Ate, Nortbamberland. On news of their arrival.
the bells of St. Martin rung a merry peal. Their
chief coachman was taken ill at Darlington, and died
at Ferrybridge. I
On Tharfday, the a4th of February, died at Port
Eliot. in Cornwall. in the 68th year of her age, the
Right Hon Lady Ettor, widow of the Right Hon.
Lord Eztov whore death we ansoonced left weeks
and whom IL [waived only five days i and of Thad
day, the all jabot. the and her Lord were interred
together in thy family vault et St. Germans.
Dwoace.—On Friday was tried, in the drafißory
Coon, Dollars Commons, a cafe of (elands from
board and mental cohabitatiom, by radon of
and adultery. commenced by the Coasters, cargk
the Lai ofIPILST. lo Cc of thde
fermal depofi POI
tions were read,
at
which fullcirtareir
Milled proof of the latter ; when the Court, after
Costafel oa both Wes, were of *pities. that
it
was furecieody made sot to warrant a fen 1
_ eosin aideparatiom, which was accordingly decreed.
Some days Mae, a yam; woman, dreged is saes
apparel, olered haWf as a fobtlitute to Terre in the
Army of Referee. to the Clerk of the Lincoln Ws.
• )ride Society. at Id:idiom : On was accepted, aid
==nzith his to Rocheller to be mulled ; as
betrref. by the fargeoa, bee fez was
silMlowered. end the was feat bath to exert bee saris.
tithe in fees other
A sets of Brig& Gamma have arrived daring
aie week at Taros* NA ether ports,
et Rotter who ben
be liberated by the painless Goverament. ai the
newel tithe Owdra morainal dam an
►tailS.dina. h applarz that a
_typlar_zeeage of
• , oers is math willed far is Holland. The per-
fess who have arrived. are principally mallen sad
sates of merchaats Sups. and they were blared to
stunt es taking ea aeth, and firing a declardial.
not en form arid! the Ditch Government odds
garb* eselialgt4
On Priam; feanglit. dories a
_knee hail-Reess at
Loath. a MB of ire arms dierved to Irike 'pink
the Ample of the chnrai, omespeded by a tre-
liatedeass elm of dealer. Pk done was dome to
the Amin it,
the bat the skink Mehl beim" =rafted lit
da& wire. kno dews lednisesg evratallisli
aid *Wag lowa Snag to a conedorthie abase 1
al Me loses. The lemon. who was dmenity die'
Ansel% ins dimes" ea the Meek with rut INIOB
mast apt of the Wadies. sad foga, ay batik& It
Smelly •OStrl tbe wiadow. ihatterimg the
eds. aad nteltftdigt;tiesd is its sage.
Os &murder eight. or early on Baader •
' the Veltry.roota oldie Peri& March of :Ws
is die Fields, was broke epee, aid robbed of an
ammeashis plate, nod other animism, amestieg to
npowskis of 4001.• •/aloe, wish which the Minim ef-
sped waolatived. This robbery is the mere fags-
lwr. as a watchman has b -iimed in the chards.
'yard. duringthe night, for along* althea railer the
ipmeollsonrerm
gurfitactf the iragfrvetrardolua.ad alfo of the
A gam; of villains have of late been very active
sod fuccefifol is commiedng depredsons on the
v of the imlsaisitatgLof Hull. During the
L7roillaterday WorsisMor zarly on the f@kw.
Ing swain& the intestine of the window &utters
at the Sop of Mr. joreph Lys, paerbroker. in High.
Seen, wen forced oyes, and about two dozen of fd.
sr watches taken away. out of thawindow. together
with other 'nicks of value. On the fame night the
Ake of the Towa's Hulked at the Guildhall
was
alto broken into. A fquare of glafs has been cut out,
apparetly with a diamond. the window opened, sad
n
ear at the iron bars with which it was fecund. driven
• ma. A drawer in the Ace. in which the calk was
kept. was forced open. and between eighty and ninety
roods in ea& and bank notes taken away.
Onlunday eight the Weaver's Arms, in Baker's
Row, Whitechapel, which has been shut np for fosse
time, was broke into ; when the leaden pipe llos, cow 1
sonicating from the butts to the bar. were len,
Ina what beer and ale was left in the cellar. was let
Ina out.—Another hauls was broke open the fame
evening in Whitechapel Road. when a quantity of
wearing apparel. kc. was cnnveyed away. The
fame rteht the houfe of Mr. Trueman, in Wilkes.
Rreet. Spiral fields, was broke in.o, and goods to the
sawn* of upwards of 701. Rohm.
Saturday. about one o'clack, in the neighbourhoad
of St. Paul's, as a lady, upwards of fixty years (trap,
was fitting by the fire, a fpark flew nut unobferved,
and lodged in her clothes, where, after fmnthering
for fame little time. it burfi into a flame. After ufing
in vain her own CZCTIiOIIs to put it out, th
ere ran to
thete
door, the opening of which.
out it
ittrcd
flame. Her cries f.nn brought the perfrns in the
hours to her /chef, among om was her grandlon,
a youth about 17, who, with wh a
happy prefence of
mind, rolled a cat pet round her, and I.) tech means
con•pletely estinguilbed the flames. The lady is
est•emele ill in ford- emenee of the flight. but Ow
received little perfonal injury.
Lisa week a melancholy accident happened in the
Ifle of Wight t—the Newport Vnlmiteers went out,
86 ritual. to praflifc firing with ball at a target : the
staufket of one of the men belonging to the ArtiZery
Co.' nsny roang fire, Me took nut his knife to beat
the Sim, by which means, and lint properly fecuring
hi. I, tte, n went off. and unfortunately lint one of
the me . whole n ame is i 0:k, through the breaß,
• and the I all ca tic out hr wee i the thriulders ; he fell.
1 , sad exclAimid. .. lam done for." He
was taken
Lome. and every pntfilde attention paid him. He
I laniossfised till about few) o'clock the bone cresting,
velum US ezpittJ.

precept aftion.
Msdrs. DIIIADS, MalllllOT. sad Commun. on the
contrary, coatended, that no &eh ground of alarm
could be a pretence for this alien ; that the money
was not due until O&ober, ello4, and therefore, no
precept foundation was laid for it. They put in the
greement under which the cordage was (applied,
a
sad by the witnefs Newdick they proved, that the
acceptance of the Defendant was the common
of
of the payments between tbd parties. They were
further contending, that the espreffion a WI. in the
twin& their pointed to this acceptance, when
they were intern:peed by the Jury, who Laid, that the
contra& in this cafe was for the acceptance of the
Defendant.—Plaintiff aonfatcd•
auto a WIMP, NDSTAIII, LID MARSH.
This adios was brought for cordage fupplied to
the •Ptincifs Mary. Capt.. Green. of which (hip the
Defeo:kin were joint owners. Mr. Matthew White,
of Fisibary Rqsara having become infolvent, had
not diftharged the amount. which was Rated to be
sos9l. ts. 7d. A bill had been pawn for this fem.
and MA been renewed a &coed and a third time in
another bill of satia. 9s. td. which LI iscluded
payments fa aordage on alff aim with which the
two latter Defeadems had no concern. The queßiou
in this cats was, whether the renewal of the bills un.
[ der thee eirentußances, without the privity of the
1 two latter Defendants, did not releafe them from
all refoafibiUlamry ? -
Mc ina and Garcia?. for the Plaintiff,
proved the delivery or the cordage on account of
all the Ihreadaeu I they (hewed likewire: that no
prom bad been made: and faced it was the cleareft
ath is the world, that all the owners,
under &ip
comma% was liable far the articles (applied : that
with refer remaral of the, bills, it was for
the of all the Defendants, sad that
the two latter could not befuppoted to be unacquaint-
ed with the payments made, or poßponed, on ac.
Oast of the Priaceh Mary. for which, no doubt,
books were kept open to the infpedtion of all the

r-Weitii.—thtsu la
s and Gss, for the Defendants
admitted, thit on the original agreement all the
OWlliff were Sable ; bat they hid, that the moment
the audit wee expired, mid liar. Read, for the per.
heal and exclave accommodation of Mr. White,
ornistrd the term of paymmt the two latter Do-
fladants were exonerated, They Paid. that had
Meth. MOUT and Marlh known the whole account
with the Plaintiff was not entirely cancelled, the
freight due from the Islet Bode. to the amount of
twelve ce dims dsonfand pounds, might have
been kept _from the hos& of Mr. White, by which
Man. Mubsw and Marls would have been fully
bademailied. The Learned Counfel then produced
evidence to 'hew that the delay in the payment was
exclufively for the accommodation of Mr. White.
and without the privity of the other Defendants.—
Mr. Comment?' pre ultimo, that it originated in
the perkiest fneadillip of Mr. Read for the 6ril De-
fendant, who thus 'resift capreffed hinsfelf, a I
would go to Hell to firm him."
Lord ELLasocutounn Rimmed up the evidence.
and (aid, that the queßion for the confideration of
the Jury was, if the indelgeoce given White was
with the knowledge and concurrence of the other
Defendants, or whether Read, by his eondua. agreed
to look to White as his fole debtor ? His Lordlitip
(aid, that it is not abfolutely necctfary for the dd.
charge of joint parties that there ihould be a formal
receipt Fives; the nature and eircumflances of the
tranhason will often fufficiently eflablith that dif-
charge.—Verdi& for the Defendants.

ASST ZES.
At the Affites for the County of Berks. held in
the Town Hall, Reading, on Tharlday and Friday,
the five following painters were capitally cenvified
and received fentencs of death, but were repireved
before the Judges left the town, Vl7. John Painter, for
(haling a fbeep. the property of Francis All*: ight,
of Hurt ; Jas. Harding, for breaking open the dwel-
ling horde of William Pottinger. of Bur ghliell, and
tlealing wearing apparel; William Richards, for
Healing 24 lacks, the property of Richard Edging-
ton, his mallet, at Abingdoo ; James Firmer. for
breaking into the chop of William Aiding. jun. of
Wantage, and Healing two aprons and a quantity of
cork ; and Andrew Cook, for cutting George Want,
in a dreadful manner with a knife. G. Gibbons, for
Beating wheat. the property of Robert Friend, of
Old Winelfor ; and John Heaks and Thomas Hughes.
for perjury, were fenteneed to be imptifoned twelve
calendar months.—Sarah Dearlove, and Mary Her
man, for marrying. both their hulbands being at the
time living; Thomas Streaks and Thomas Welch,
for Healing two flails from a barn at Binfield, were
feverally fenteceed to be imprifooed fie months.—
Richard Pearce. on fufpicion of (leafing a frying pan
at Tilehurd, was acquitted.—Thomas Alum, on
fufpicion of Healing corn, the property of A. G.
Storer, Efq. of Purley ; and John Webb. charged
with driving a wage. over the infant daughter of
William Allen, orTilehurd. were difeharged by pro.
c'amation. At this Alias another claimant apps gt.
ed for the Angel skates ; but oes the will of use ref-
.'" being 'was fuco aakt the cask was opeoccls be
was liunisitcd.