Star.
London, England, 1804-01-21 00:00:00

ANOTNIit LITT'S, NMI MITS.

The Aacualt and feveral of our cruisers have been
driven from their Rations off Boulogne by the heivy
gale of tali evenieg into the Downs. Remain in the
Downs the convoy and (hips as per laR.--Nothiag
ttlative to the heavy tatmonading mendosted la my
left letter has yet tvanfpired.

Hoop Arabella, &owe.
of and from Sligo, for this port, is on more at Lcin-
donderry, and mull unload to repair damage. Mary
Ann, Tacat.s, arrived at launlath from Savannah..
upon the t Ith inn. after a pelage of 43 days, nine of
whith they were in fight of land. Arrived here jet-
terday, the Mirgaret, MILLI% ; and George, St str•
sow, from LanaLtllt, where they had been perforguing
quarantine.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

OltanitllD, Jan. an—Paled by the ram. Deem fens Gib-
raltar; Celtic, Andwion, how Malta; Dorothea Margaretta,
Hendricks, from Whoa; Add, Asillligen, Ikea Sallie; Prow
Wackiness, and the Tann thew Made, Hiker, for
&olden. Sailed the Favottrite, Holman, far Danarara t Swab,
Janes, for Dublin ; Vrow Anna -••••••••.-; Haop, y:My/14 and
the Jonge, Helifeher, for &abate !Pl
.
AnaiveriCllFOover, Arid, Atoka, front Seville. At Hay-
lake, Mars, itogers,frera New York. At Cork, Fair Assuican,
Cleniby, horn Philadelphia.

A letter from Mr. AacHla,of Mount John, enmity
Wicklow, Rates, the lofs of the (hip Aid, WILLI•st
Caatirrco mailer, bound from Brillol to Dublin, a
few miles from Wicklow. An inconfiderable part or
the cargo has been fared : the rigging lies on the
Murmugh, under a guard. The unfortunate (offerers
were Mrs. CRAM ITC N, Mrs. MOKILIIIOIII, a Scots officer's
Lady, a Serjeant's wife of the 18th Dragoons, a (er-
rant maid, and the Captain's fon, a fine youth of nine
years of age.—The Mailer and hands are all well.

In the year 1572 the Poul of London having
greatly enhanced the value of poultry. the Lord
Mayor and Aldermen. on the 4th of April, afcer-
tained the following prices

—.: d. .. A
The heft Code • 1 o The Green Plover - o 5
left Wild Mallard - 0 3 Pigeons, per dozen t o
la - z o ElackEirds, ditto - oto
SeroaedaCt . oto Rabbits, each • e 3
Holt Hen - o 7 Larks, per doses • o 6
Bed Chicken - 0 3 The heft Niter per lb. • 3
An Inferior Sort - o 14 Tbe halt Eggs, 6ve foe o I
The bell Woe/skim! 0 s
Have the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen the
like power at the preheat time ? It fob their interfe-
rence was never more wanted.

In a company, a few evenings fine*, who were
enjoying the bottle, the converfation happened to
turned upon the fuppofed intention which the French
had formed of making the threatened defcent open
England. A child, of about nine years of age, fon
of one of the party (a member of one of the City Vo•
'mum- Corps), after liflening with great attention
to what had been raid. fuedenly flatted up from his
chair, and ran forward to his father: " Pray, Pi.
pA," rays he, " if the French come here,' will they
bring any little boys with thorn ?"—," I can't tell,"
replies the father : but why do you ark r' " Be-
cattle," replies the boy, clenching his fi.l, " I would
boa them, "tie alter the ,•ther ; and gi.re them loch
• drubbing, that they would never wifh In come
again." 'lle Gentlemen prelim, as it may be fts-
poled; were enchanted with thi, infamine thotv.;ll
noble impale of rrfentment vain(' the declared me-
Ink% of the country; and, tatting him in their attn.,
loaded him with carcifes land with praises for his p-
triotilat.

A duel
=erne,

pate originated
the Gentleman .
Pan of the 43d Regiment
fey, arrived of Canterbury
way from Dower to Aihfo►d
are to be Rationed
are espeded to
the fame route.

The mifunderflanding
Loyal Southwark Voter
Company h fofpended
Company, at the
being firft dikovers
mandantk eaprefed
FM! time to confider
differed ; fence that tl
the Lieutenant-Colons
anfwer to the Correfr
municated to the
and hare come
without gaining
be their oft priv
in the regulations
that the right of •
in the pnvates.
that it was not
place beyond the firtt inilance. On that point they
are at ace, and yefierday the following declaration
of the Third Company was tent to the Lieutenant
Colonel, in the name of the Company, with an in-
troduktory letter figncil by Lieutenant Rost:

We, the Mentheri ot the Third Company, la reply to taw letter
sintranuriczted to us by Lieut.nant kofe.boissys ororoc,ttua
wc. with cit.! deference to the rhduiopr road to suassivo tits
runt o ckdats the 016.:erg to be, according to ass iria edgier*
t est-Jaime tie regiment, vetted in the privates.
That we pofitively aff,rt, That we have never Word Oelenel
Tierney (am martiened in Wilmer to Mr. Yorke), poll* err
minim* declare, that " after the regiment was mace ienned. Its
would allow of no further ekdtiaas."

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Thu we cannot acknowledge ourfelves ao having bee Meted
Into any error, ati.ello the do re d adheriny to de origlaaltegUta•
tens d the Corm is to be con/deed as lush, and that any Rale'
linty we may have cominnted Ina military rook hes arliendtrough
Ignorance d etiquette to be adored on ludo era/ass.
'Chat confidering the eritizal :late of the country, and that the
defenre of oor kin and Coollitutlon &odd fuperfede a 0 oder
views in nor winds, we are willing to forget the hello treatment
we have crpenneed, ani to mare to our aetive dog, on condi-
net that on man dill be Sneed out an a ringico,!er In a mule
which we hereby acknowledge to be the Ipontanentn Zet of a/.
The the Third Company beg least to return their thanks to
Lima, nett Rote, ler his rpirited ermines no their raufe, nad the
bh able and Impartial comen't no this oecaficeow•Fraday, Jan. as.
'the number of Volunteer Corps who egettife the
pt iviicge of eleaing their officers is fo great, that the
privates of the South wit' k fay, the only di th y they
tind. Is to difcover any ATociation of Volunteer*
which is not regulated by that rinetple.
A few days ago died at Mr. Jouss Artiness'', ft
fi:anningltv, t!ir celebrate 3 h.-”od mare Cal3te aged
29 Teat.. Sbe was form:, :v. rr..rer ty of his Royal
1-lighrefs th: Prince ot .4i,J afterwards of
Cnalte`PHEll We csow, F.tq. the was got by Kihs
-I dam Ttro-7., by Mateh'em. Repo rills..
c.—Cal.ith w.ts the dart of ParagonlLoutja.Vilair-
kcy, dltt•-n, Kite, 4c.

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Ocp Bearr..--Yetterdayllte.Setrows• of diC Tr
Court of. Admiralty consmenceitneinflide•Hailt
the Old-Bailey, before Sir ;ft/ice:rim ikuvirn•Pf*".. 11.
ing Judge, Baron Hantan Dodoes Roimwesdit, -
Aasoco, and other reanseteCiviliens.
Sir WI Luau Icoir adArtifed the Grand ler,. .
informing them briefly shit there was oudliall3f - •
particular importance to cotie before them at elf
Seffions.. Wish regard to their duty, it coofitted
merely in deter:Sifting:the fans from the eletorifie,
which eras to be done in maritime cafes mei., t a, •
in matters of a different fort, with which juries Irk
mo,e converfant.
e.-. . •
, The Jury then retired ; and, upon theft. ;return ,
prefented one bill, Which.* appeared: was Stit* .
came before them, pot ((mad spina Yeti ViVoi.
who had been accufed of 'felony on the bigh fens, '-'-•
The Prollcutor, in this cafe, WAS celled upon.hi. lb-
,
cognirance. which, as be dii not appear, was sir- ,
tiered to be gfrratrd.
Prier 1;oey was then called to. the Bar. and raked
by the Court what he had to fay why the fenteme •,
paled upon him after his conviaion at-the 'Selßotta
of Oyer and Terminer, holden by„ the High Colt .
of Admiralty 'for di England on the 7th of .jnite,
1798, mould not be put in execution aged! him. .
The Prifoner Rated, that lie had received his
Majelly's pardon, after being.'conviSed of feloky_
vud Pine!, upon condition of tranfporting hired/
during the terra of his_ natural :life: He did *Cora. .
ingly tranfpon hinsfelf to France, where hi.family
retitled, but during the peace bad often tr 43 back.
wards and forwards to this country. lie unfoe.f. .
nately fiappened to be here when the war broke oq,
and was therefore unable .to return without a phW.
port. He went to the Mayor of Plymoitth and ihited ' •
his cafe, upon which a paffport was granted.gm (
but after he had obtained this, no opp.'nunit* .4. a
neutral 'elk) for Come time prefented itfelf. Ili klm
mean time 4 was taken up and fent 'to laandori..-
This was all be could urge is his defame. • , s,
Baron HoVnase (aid, that it was not far the Court.
to !idea to the Pauper's :defence..as, is, truth, they '.
had no power to pardon in this cafe. Time wee for
the confideration of hie Ma jelly. The Polfikinenvis
accordingly renuusded in exeentiong his Intignietit.
7.M Gelfwed and fairer Derifflike wire agitates d
to bail in sboL each, ott cers4ition of appearing' seeks •
next (talons of oyes* and terminer to be heielnigellbs c
Court of Admiralty, to anfwer dab' cheep; Ilpita ,
them. .
Several pc:rfirs were elikharited on piallhall
appearing to give evidence again! die .skei#s mew
cloned individuals, or forfeiting tot.
Baiter!, luny and Moms Loot,' wereidisittaillbi,
bail under a penalty of sod. each, miles iberil(p."
peered at the next &Sons of over arid termini:us*
.e holdei by the High Conn of Adinirafty, MAP. '
twee the charges again& them.
Th'e burlier. being dun melded. the Cwt w-
joined With the ufual forms. . ,- --r- .
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On Sitordity left. at fix o'cloilt in the me . i
A dud took place infide the wall of Lord Ettare's A.- •
mettle. neat Boyle, between Mr Robot Beechen.
jam fon of Mr. Bowleg. of Carrick-on•Shineakend
Lieutenant Page, of the Lookh Militia. U
ly, at the fira fire, Mr. BurchelPs Riot task
and Lieutenant Page expired on the fyiew.-ollie.tfif-
pute originated at a ball at Carrie It.oe-Bbassee. sad
the Gentleman who unhappily fell is Inucklearested.
Tan of the 43d Regiment of Foot, front Caere.
fey, arrived af Canterbury on Wednefdan ea thlthe
way from Dower to Alhford Barracks, ehere-ehesr
are to be Rationed ; theremakulak Of the Rl=
are expefted to difembark imisefi ndately, a
the fame route.
The mifundereanding Rill prevails in the Ceeptif
Loyal Southwark Volunteers. The Light Infaettiy
Company is furpended until further orders. The 30
Company, at the time of the difference of efisiela
being Brit difeovered between them' and dm Coro.
mandant, exprefed a delire that they might M*
fame time to confider on the retie& upon which they •
differed ; fence that they hare received a lettershmin
the Lieutenant-Colortel. defiring them to fend in 411
anfwer to the Correfpondence which had bees mons-
municated to the Corps. They met in confequenen.
and hare conic to the determination not tenant&
without gaining the ife of what they confides to
be their tuft privilege, as they affirm that it gravitated
in the regulations upon which the Corps was formed. '
that the right of deft ing all but fieldvidicers was veiled '
in the pnvates. On the other past it is cOnteesded,
that it was not Intended that the eleSion should take
place beyond the firti. inflance. On that point they
are at ace, anal yeflerday the following declaration
of the Third Company was sent to the Lieutenant
Colonel, in the name of the Company. with an in-
trodatiory letter Egon.' by Lieutenant Rose
Wc, the Menthers et the Third Company, la reply to the letter
enmriuriczted to us by Lieuunant Rote. beg lamas eiewee,rtua
we. with dct deference to toe opinions read ea as. semesive as
rit,ht of ck&ng the OS.:ers to be, according to lbs Mt 'decal
t est:l3state Sr the regiment, vetted in the privates
That we pofitively aff,.rt, fiat we have never Mari Celowd
Tierney (as areausassd in his letter to Mr. V arks), pm** or
°thaw* deviate, that " after the realms* eau nom Sserst_ h.

AND THE GORDON'S.

Oesiosprie the seism meafures purfued by Mr.
Scab. Latadtin Cordon and Mrs. Leigh were fecured
at Gloactfter on Wednefiiay, and with Lockhart
Co*"lo** the Clergyman. millerwent a long exami.
nation yefterday m bow.fireet, before the above Ma-
elbow and Sir WILLIAM Peasows.
The fingularity of the occurrence excited confider.
able cursofity, and brought to recolleCtion the tales
of ancient days, when dillreffed damfels were run
away with by vile enchanters and difioyal Knights.
The room was crowded with Gentlemen waiting
with anxious expeaation the refult pf the exam:oation
which was taken up (lairs, and afterwards read belOw.
a At half pat two o'clock Mrs. Leigh, fupported by
liar Solicitor, Mr. Patents, entered the Office in
expense agitatien, and was accommodated with a
eisair b y the fide of Mr. Bono. A few minutes af-
terwards Lockhart Gordon was brought over. He
Unlisted tip to the bar with a newfpaper in his hand,
and took a carelefs Purvey of the furrounding
.fpec.
tators. His brother Laoden Gordon was next intro.
duced, and welcomed by Lockhart with a cordial
flake of the band.' and as many fathionable contor-
tions, as if they had met in the lobby of a theatre.
The evidence was then read to the following effea :
Fanny Antoci* Leigh, of Boltonwow, Piccadilly,
fluted. that the was the wife of Matthew Leigh, Efq.
that OP had known Mr. Leaden Gordon from child.
hood, and haviog lately had a keen of wondrous.
yet intricate import. whic h fbe had comm
thunicated
to him, he had written her a letter folving e
malty, and with his brother Lockhart, dined with her
lat
able ileaday Nothing particular occurred during
the reps! ; int when their meal was concluded, and
the had made a few circulations, Lockhart
yelled out his watch and exclaimed to his brother-
4, 'Tie near fovea o'clock I you know, the ehaife was
ordered here by, (even !" She inßantly demanded
* What chute Lockhart replied. "You are going
with* my brother to-night I" to whit 4 flee anfwered,
**l No. I am not. 'hstieed.u.—Locamt rejoined,
r Louden has got a pre(ent for you :" She aced,
4- What pretest 1" Lockhart then polled out a plain
gold ring, fuch as is ofually_produeed at weddings,,
mad raid to his brother-0 lien, give it her." They
ooreonently attempted wing it ou her fingert which
salted; bet apes Lockhart Gordon drawing out
* beast of &8010, the was fo Knitted. that the fell
Ina a Rate of infenfibility, and does not remember
• till the found berfell forcibly confined in a
ehaife between Lockhart and his brother. The
and chaffs were Amiga at two &ages. audio
*hedged of the night they reached Tetfworth, aine
miles on this fide Oxford. where. after knocking up
slag nonpie of the inn. (upper was ordered ; after
trh;ib Lockhart told her to go to bed, which Ike
miiimplind with I and. is a Alert time, ails followed
..flff•Lipiden. No reforest violence was tired; bop,
friss firm perrufion that her death would be the
ninfetestiett of a reallance,, and not from incline.
deg. is and Leaden Gorden &pc in the fame bed
that night, Nest morning at breakfall, Lockhart
hid, ' In my brother, who adores yea. you have
a protease fat life, and in me yes have found
belt friend you ever had. Gee who will never de.
Awe whlllt he has a drop of Meld in his veins."
-Alter brealtfafk. Lockhart detained for town, and
(he was pn•sisd apes to proceed with Leaden to
ioneeffer.
Daidellkm, terra& to %fn. Leigh. COM-
horitittrudrpeodoflion of the &bk. and the force
ht &min et her particularly Lock.
rowdialearearming; ih the palhErs, to Ihoot his brother,
it& &W•! Stre. Leigh to the chaife. and
- • g the peift.boy. that if
4151.11:tilimieabialkatly eirksim•Sbe wrild blow his
itre
At the emaciation of. this Ist information, Lock.
tbaseAllardon requited to bow if he might be per-
mitted to make tame few obfervations ? and rectiv.
flag the pikes lieu of Mr. Boma and Sir Wit.
Nome, befp•be es follows--
0 It may be very right. Geodesists, where a wo-
ol" is immersed, to aft delicately ; but I do not
rowel& why I am to be factificed to fait the conve-
nience et Mrs. Leigh. When I was feat from hence
as Tnefday. I was told that I was not to be brought
op:again till that day fe'nnight ; but merely becaufe
ter • to befell and her Solicitor. I am
forward, unprepared ; nor can it be Pup.
that witboot previous notice, the feelings of
*Mao can be (efficiently Retied to Rand in my fitu•
anion, tei endure the gaze of a multitude, and fubmit
o be the (port of all idle perfons who may be col-
Med by the impulfe of unfeeling curiofity."
Mr. Born.—" If you will afford yourfelf time for
recellaaioo, I flaccid conceive. Mr. Gordon, you
will think us rather entitled to your thanks than re-
proaches. Your Brother and Mrs. Leigh arrived in
town lat night, aod, at the requen of her Solicitor,
Realms, you arc now brought forward to pre.
an unapt airy continuance of confinement, by
giving us an opportunity of afcertaining whether the
b.
offence, wherewith you fiend charged, is here t..
confidered as a capital crime. orbailable as a mifiic-

manor r.
Lockhart Gordpn would not allow himfelf at all
indebted to the eonfideratim of the Magiftrates $ but,
with aftcsnithing pertinacity., infilled -he had been
&usefully afcd; and from time to time reiterated his
muiplaints. adverting with bitter acrimony to the
fiaterneuts which have appeared in the papers re-
fpedirg his 6ra examination. He attempted to *f-
ume the terrific airs of a brow-heating }Lin ifier ; and
upon Margaret Davidfon replying to an interroga-
tory. " I do not recoiled, Sir," he violently rejoin-
td, " not reeolleft I You mull have a very !bort
memory. Madam. i fay you do recollell, ai,d you're
kills brit-rad 4ing Devi;." Previous to Mrs. Leigh
being (worn to the truth of her irdisrmAtion, Lrrk.
hart abler wed, that fhe had declared/bey were armed
with piftols. whereas it was only hirajcifi and, with
peculiar animations addreffed her with—
" For Goo's fake, Madam, don't fign it ! R emem-
Der there is another world $ and though yr,ii may hot
believe it, there are many here who do. Had you
not been fo inveterate againft my brother, 1 had de•
serrnined to have Rood my trial in thence ; !.iit nm
now refolved not to fpare you a tingle lince ynu
are fanguinary in peruting a man alum you know
you oars was doatingly fond of."
Mrs. I..eigh.—" I.am tenderly slice to his fltweion
Mud yourl/4 I and, fo far &slimy* been enabled, have

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endeavoured to five you both; nor is it the firß time
that your lives have been in my power."
Lockhart Gordon denied this ; and fupplicited the
Magiftrates on the part of his brother. g• For me, 1
Gentlemen, you may ufe your pleafure ; commit me 1
to any prifon in the metropolis ; but confider there'
it nothing criminal can poffibly attach to Linden
Gordon, He will, t hope,*be of ufe to /fit country, I
though you now fee him brought to his degrading
fituat son." •
All the evidence againil the prifoners not being yet
adduced, they were committed for re-examination
next Friday, and, at the requeli of the Solicitor for
the profecution, remain till then in feparate prifons.
Mrs. Leigh teems to be about 3o years of age ; her
figure is delicate and interefling ; her eyes mild, yet
expreflive ; and her voice is extremely articulate ar.d
melodious. She is a natural daughter of the late
Lord Le Defpeneer, wit° left her by will the fum of
ao,cool. She afterwards married Matthew Leigh,
Efq. known in the fandenable circles by the appella-
tion of the " Ifesdfres Lish." From mutual dif-
agreement, they feparated, and her buiband receives
from Mrs. Leigh a liberal allowance.
Lockhart and Lauden Gordon are firß and fecond
confios to the prefent Earl of Portfinouth I, their mo-
ther, who was fifter to the late Earl, was the Ho-
nourable Mrs. Gordon, and kept a fchnol of Come
celebrity, next door to Fozard's, in Park lane, in a
honfe inhabited at prefent by Lady Welleiley.
Laudea condotied himfelf during the examination
with temper and propriety ; but the behaviour of
Lockhart was indecorous as a Clergyman, and as
a man. They have both a falbionable air, though
the advantage of perfon is eminently in favour of
Lockhart.

ANOTNAIL ACCOUNT.
In confequence of Milks-, the Bow-Rreet Officer,
bearing from whence she chaife in which Mrs. Leigh
was conveyed from her hook was hired, be learnt
that the firft -town they (topped at was at Ux-
bridge. when he fet off in purfuit of her, and took
with him one of Mrs. Leigh's female Servants, who
carried with her Tome clothes for Mrs. Leigh. The
officer.from perfeverance in his inquiries, traced them
on Wednefday afternoon to the Bell Inn, at Glow
after. On the officer's arrival at the ion, and de.
teething the perfons be was in parfait of to the land-
lkird, be faid, he thought the Lady and Gentleman
be wasinpurfuit ofwereinhis hook, butthe Gentleman
lbad but juR Repped out; on the room being pointed
out where the Lady was, the eflicer entered it, when
fie (creamed, and called out a murder," he. The
Wiser told her who he was, and not to be alarmed;
end, on recovering berfelf,. aelacooledgrater
name was Leigh, and that Mr. Leaden
would return in a few minutes. On Mr. Gordon's
return, Miller took him into eultody. After fame
unverfation, it came out, that Mr. Lauden Gordon
sad Mrs. Leigh were waiting in burly exudation,
the arrival of Mr. Lockhart Gordon from London
with money and Mrs. Leigh's eloaths, and of courfe
were ignorant of his being in cultody. The particsthen
dined together. for whith Malenwat obliged to pay,'
the' heck of calk of Mrs. Leigh and Mr. Gordon be:
ipg exhaoßed. They then fit off on their way ..to
London in a poll math and in two poR clutifes till
they came to Uxbridge, from which place they pro-
ceeded to Loudest, in a poft coach, where they at-
rived on Thurfday evening. Their arrival in London
was communicated by Mr. Perkins; Mrs Leigh's So-
licitor. to Mr. Bud. at his huh in Sloane-areet,
who requelled that Mr. Lockhart Gordon might be
brought to the Public Office, Bow-finer, from Toe.
bill-fields Bridewell, for examination.yellerday Wand
of Tuelday next, which the Magißrate very readily
complied with, and Mr. Lockhart Gordon was ac-
cordingly brought up. At eleven &clock yellerday
morning, Mr. aden Gordon was brought from St.
Martin's watch houfe to the Office, where he bad
been kept fince his being brought from Glouceßer.
Mrs. Leigh, attended by her Solicitor, arrived
about the fame time. When the examination of the
prifoners, Meffrs. Gordons, was about to commence,
Mr. Parkins applied to Mr. Boa, requeßing Mrs.
Leigh's e uminat ion mightbe taken privately,to which
the Magiltrate confented, and the parties adjourned
to a room on the flat floor, and no perfon was ad.
misted but the Magifirate, his Clerk,' Mrs. Leigh,
Mr. Parkins, and a few of Mrs. Leigh's relations.—
Duriqg the time Mrs. Leigh's examination was tak-
ing, the Earl of Stair, Major Delbrow, and a great
number of perfon‘ were waiting with the utmoll
anxiety for the relish of this extraordinary bufinefs.
About a quarter before three o'clock Mr. Boob
and the parties came into the office, when the pri-
fonen, Meffrs. Lockhart Gordon and Lauden Gor-
don, were placed at the bar.Mrs.Leigh was condneled
into the Office by Mr. PARKINS, and the appeared
much depreffed in Ipirits : a feat was allotted her
ntar Mr. BOND, and the was nearly fainting till tome
faits were Cent for. She having recovered herfelf, the
Clerk proceeded to read Mrs. Leigh's deirofition,
which was as follows :-
1 Shc faid the had been acquainted with Mr. Lauden
Cordon and Mr. Lockhart Gordon about thirteen or
fourteen years; that about two months ago their
acquaintance with her was renewed by Lauden Gor-
don calling on her in Bolton-row. at wl.ich time no-
thing particular paired ; but fnice this the faw Lau-
den Gordon three times, and once in company with
Mr. Lockhart Gordon previous to Sunday laR. That
having had a dream, Rte communicated the fame to
Mr. Landes Gordon ; he Mortly after replied to it
by letter, therein Rating an interpretation of the
dream. She received two other letters afterwards
frum Mr. Lauden Gordon, tellifying the great re-
gard and elteem be had for her ; and the IA of the
two letters Rating. that his brother, Lockhart Gor.
d,u, would prweet her at the rifle of his life and for-
tune. In the courfe of the week previous to Sunday
lin, Mr. Lauden Gordon called upon her, when the
invited him to dinner on Sunday fail, as well as his
brother, whom the had once leen with him before ;
.thd, accordingly. a few minutes before five o'clock
they came. Nothing particular palled dining dinner.
nor until Lockhart Gordon took out his watch. and
ribferverl to hi. brother. it is near fbven o'clock. the
citaife will Le here at kven ; upon which Mrs. Leigh
alked what when Lockhart Gordon replied
(Addreffii.g himfell. to Mrs. Leigh), " you go with
Linden to night;' and that either before three words
• cre fpokcn or after, Lockhart Gordon laid to his
brother, you have got a prefrot for Mrs. Leigh ;"
to which Mrs. Leigh replied, " I am determined not
to take any prefent ;" when Mr. Lockhart Gordon
defiled his brother to conic and fetch it, who CAM,

and Lockhart Gordon prodoeed a plain gold ring.
defiling his brother to put it on Mrs. Leighi finger,
which Louden Gordon attempted to do, but the re-
fufed to let him, and the ring laid upon the table.—
Shortly after, Mrs. Leigh arofe, and attempted to go
out of the indoor, when Lockhart Gordon went to
the door, and told her the fhould not go out; the
told him (be withed to go up (lairs, but Lockhart
Gordon perfifled the thould not go out of the room,
and Chewed a pillol I at which time the thought Lock-
hart Gordon defired his brother to go and fee if the
chaife was ready. She then opened her parlour door,
and went up (lairs to her bed-room, where the met
Davidfon, her female (errant, to whom the (aid, " I
am afraid there is a plan to take me rut of my houfe
to night ;" who replied, "• .who can take you out of
your own hoofer In anfwer to which Mrs. L. ob
(erred, they are armed with pitiols, and don't fay
any more, but watch. Mrs. L. then returned down
Rairs into her drawitig.romn, where L. Gordon came
to her, .and requefteJ her to go down Rain; °Vetv
ing, the chafe was ready. In a few minutes after,
Lockhart Gordon came into the drawing-room, and
Paid to his brother, " Don't Rand there ;" when.
Lockhart Gordon took hold of one of Mrs. Leigh's
arms, and pulled her to the door, &Ong, " you fball
go, lam determined." To which the replied, " I
am determined not to go out of my own houfe; what
right have you to force me out of my own houfe?"
To which Lockhart Gordon replied, " I am defpe.
rate ;" at which infant the obferved Davidfon, her
female (errant, coming towards her, followed by her
other female (errant. When Davidfon came up and
endeavoured to Tereus her mittrefs from Lockhart
Gordon, a kale enfued between Lockhart Gordon
and the (errant, and they went down Oaks, leaving
Louden Gordon with Mrs. Leigh; Lockhart Gordon
then called to Landen Gordon. and Paid, “ Bring her
down, or I will (hoot you." At this time her mind
was in Inch a difiraaed Rate, the had no recolleaion
whether Louden Gordon forced her down Hairs or
not, and continued in that !late until the found her-
(elf in a poll•chaife into which the had been harried
by Lockhart and eauden Gordon, loth of whom the
found in the chalk when the came to herfelf s and the
fill thinly the recolleaed, was bearing Lockhart Goy-
don calling out to the poll boy to drive on with (peed,
ar he would (hoot him. They changed boric. at
Uebridge and Wycomb but could not tell whether
they had tiny refreffinient. She did not get ourof
the chairs till they got to Tetfworth. where they ar-
rived at midnight : the family at the inn were gate
to bed, and they were called up to get them (upper,
which was ordered by Lockhart Gordon. She par.
took of the (upper. At this time the was perkaly
in her fenfes, and obferved to Lockhart Gordon, •it
was a breach of hofpitality to take her from her own
honk %sithout her content, and that the thought it
one of the moll infernal meafures that ever was
• opted. She intreated to have a chafe to carry her
ck to Londdn, to which Lockhart Gordon anfwer-
td, it was impoffible to be complied with. 'Mrs. Leigh
then Paid fhe (aw it was inevitable, and went to bed
under an impreffion that her life was in danger from
Lockhart Gordon. and permitted Landen Gordon to
come to bed to her. On Monday morninot they all
breakfaßed together, when Lockhart Gmdon
ed, that the would have no caufe to repent the men.
forts that had been taken, for that it would be the
objea of his brother's life to render her happy ; and
that as to himfelf he would adhere to her as long as
he bad blood in his veins, and he would be one of',
the heft friends the ever bad. After brrakfall, Lock-
hen Gordon fat off for London ; and the. at the
cornett iatreaty of Laud= Gordon, went forward
with him to Glauceller. . _

Mr. Lockhart Gordon put two very material quer.
tions to Davidfon, the female fervant. The firft was
—How long flu fuppofed it was between the time
Mts. Leigh came out, and Paid to her that the Mr.
Gordon' were armed with pißols and was afraid they
would take her away, and the time they brought Hrs.
Leigh out of the dining-room, and took her tnto the
chalk i to which the anfwered, about twenty minutes.

The (mud queflion was—lf the man fervant was
in the houfe at the time her Milbets came out and
faid they were armed with pitlols, and was afraid
they would take her away t white the anfwered in
the affirmative. _

Mr. Lockhart Gordon, we are lorry to obferve,
behaved in a more rude and difrefpetlful manner,
than on his firft examination to the Magiftrates. Sir
Witetass PARSONS frequently remonftrated with Mr.
BOND on his fubmitting; but Mr. Botts► bore it with
the greatelt degree of compofure, and anfwered him
in the cooleft manner. _ _

Mr. Lanclen applied for permiffion to be fent to
Tothill fields Bridewell with his brother ; but which
was objeted to by Mr. Patinas; on which account
Mr. BOND laid the requell could not be complied with.
The examination was not over till pail four o'clock.
They were committed for further examination.
Mrs. Leigh has no children, and has been Cepa-
rotted from her hufband between ten and eleven
years ; the is twenty-nine years of age.
The fame of Mrs. Leigh's beauty having gone
forth, the Duke r f Qu was waiting in his
carriage, in Bow Otter, during the examination, and
remained till Mrs. Leigh came nut.

Saturday Robert Martin was conviaed at the Sur-
rey Salons of Sealing a cotton counterpane from
the George Inn, in the Borough, and ordered to be
tranfported for (even years. The Ptifoner was de-
faibed by the Counfel, as having for a long t'm:.
pall been in the habit of committing alarming de-
predations on the inn and tavern keepers, coffee-
houfes, ate.
George' WI was convieed, on his own confeßion
principally, of fleeting a confiderable quantity of lead,
in a dwelling houfe, the property of Mr. Martin, near
the King's Bench plifun. The coufettion was regu-
larly atteftcd, and tigned by the Prifoner before the
Magiftrates at Union-Hall, and included in its de-
claration a great number of other robberies in which
the Prifoner had either been a principal nr accelary.
They were indeed Co extenfive, that Mr. tierjeant
Gummy, who prefided, laid, that much as be felt
for the prifoner's family, he basing a wife and fix
children, he felt himfelf bound in duty to the public
to pronounce a very heavy fentenee i.n a peril'', who
had committed fuch repeated aets of plunder as he
had himfelf acknowledged to have bean guilt, of.—
The Prifuner was fentenced to be tranfported for
(even years to the Eaftern Coati of New South Wales,
o► any of the it adjacent, as Isis Majaly may
think fit.

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