Star.
London, England, 1821-04-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL Z.
DAY AND MARTIN V. cousourtxt.
Mr. HART moved that the service of the order 01
the injunction granted against the defendant, on hi's
premises in Bermondsey, should be considered gno
the defendant having purposely evaded being per_
sonally served, adder the impression that the injtnc_
tion was not effective until that had been done.
LORD CHANCELLOR.—Let the defendant know !Lae
he is mistaken, and that the service at his :maniac.
tory is sufficient.
SURREY ASSIZES, KINGSTON, APRIL:
The following persons pleaded Guilty to the mina,
offence of knowingly having in their possession, with.
out lawful excuse, forged Bank-notes, and severally
received sentence of transportation for 14 years, via,
H. Brown, T. Cutler, Prudence Davis, J. Eason, L Gaw
517 W. Groves, E. C. Hubbard, C. Hiscock, I.Joncs,
4., O. King, J. Knight, J. Kirby, W. Mori* wr.
gents, J. Prince, Maria Stevenson, S. &mamas, W.gtaabop;
J. Taylor, and R. Yeomans.
Against each of these unhappy persons there were
indictments for the capital offence of uttering forged
Notes, knowing them to be forged ; but as no evi.
dente was offered for the prosecution, verdicts of
Not Guilty were recorded. Several other prisoners
have pleaded Not Guilty to both indictments, *al
were to be tried this day.

Solomon .Joseph was indicted for stealing, at Xer.
ington, on the 2.3 d of August last, 400 gold wee.
reigns, the property of Messrs. Whitmore and on
There were other counts, laying the property robe
in other persons. This c:te excited considerable
interest. It appeared in -eridence, that on the 2.3,1
of August last, a pastel, containing 400 gold not.
reigns was sent from the Golden Cross, Charing,
cross, by the Chichester coach, directed to Messrs
Hale, Dandy, and Co. of Chichester. There wastua
one inside passenger in the coach. When the curb
I arrived at the Elephant and Castle, St. George.,
fields, it stopped about fire minutes to take up our.
side passengers and luggage. When it stopped In
change horses at the first stage nut of town, the is.
side passenger, who had paid his fare to Chichester,
was missing. This excited some suspicion is the
coachman, and on searching the coach seats, where
the parcel had been locked up, it was alsolcme, It
appeared upon inquiry, that the inside patseuger had
left the coach when it stopt at the Elephant and
Castle, and no doubt was entertained that he had
carried off the parcel with him. The question was,
whether the prisoner was the man. The coachinaa
and the guard, the latter of whom accompanied the
coach to the Elephant and Castle, expressed their
firm belief that he was the person, but neither of
them would swear to him positively.
The prisoner's Counsel submitted that there was
no case to go to the Jury, but the Learned Baron
thought otherwise, and called upon the prisoner fee
his defence.

The prisoner declared his innocence, and said he
was prepared to shew that he was at home with his
family at the time the robbery was committed.
Accordingly four persons, the prisoner's
father ; E. White, a person connected with the Cas-
tom-house ; I. Alexander, Secretary and Reader to
a Jewish Synagogue ; Ann Edmonds, a female ser-
vant of the prisoner; and S. Coleman, one of the
outside passengers who had travelled with the Chi-
chester coach, were called ; the substance of their tes-
timony was, that the prisoner arrivedfrom Hamburg's
with his father on the 22d August ; that he was in bed
at his house in Berwick-street, Soho, at seven o'clock
on the morning of the 23d, when the robbery was
alleged to have been committed ; that he was down
at the Custom•house on the morning of the 23d at
nine o'clock, and that he was not the inside passen-
ger who had left the coach. A great number of re-
spectable persons, Christians. as well as Jews, spoke
of him as an honest and industrious man.
The case went to the Jury under the Learnediudge's
directions, and they found the prisoner—NriGuilty.
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B IRT I IS.
. March 26, at Whitehall, Norfolk, die Lady of Captain He
Bontein,of a sour • -
Thursday, at Twyford, the. Lady of the Rev. J. G. Recital!,
of a son.
On the Ist inst. the Lady of Captain Frith, of the Bali
Horse Artillery of a daughter.
Thursday, at the East India College, Hayleybury, the bald
the Rev. C. W. Le Bas, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
March 06, at Paisley, Mr. John Morrison Duncan, Usistnity
Printing-office, Glasgow, to Mary, eldest daughter of the loe
Robert Cochran, Esq.

DIED.
Sunday, at Brighton, Sit Charles Edmonstoae, Bart. NI. fir
the County of Stirling.
Yestetday morning, at Greenwich Hospital, Admiral Web
Colpoys. By this much regretted event, the Governorships'
that admirable Asylum has become vacant. •ffir John Col's'',
stood third on the list of Admirals of the Red.
Sunday, in Wardrobe-place, Doctors'-commons, bb
year, William Box, Esq. Deputy of the Ward of Castle &Ism'
for forty-four successive years.
Saturday, at Dover, aged 46, James Walker, Esq. eratlY Irma
a Jurat of that Corporation, and a Magistrate of the Csanty.
Yesterday, at her house, in Park-street, in her 89th VO'
countess Pery, relict of Viscount Pery.
Thursday, at Paradise-street, Lambeth, Wm. Craggy
Under Secretary to the Board of Agriculture.
Lately, at East Lavant, the infant daughter oldie Rev.%
Deacon.
The 28th ult. at Whiteburn Inn, Berwickshire, after aIA
hours illness, Samuel Andersen, Esq. Banker in Edinburgh.
The 7th October last, at sea, on his passage to Bombsb
James Nicol, aged 23, late of Montreal, and second sr of
Nicol, Surveyor of Customs, Banff.
In the Island of St. Lucie, on the 3d February, John Pita
Esq. of Cocoa Nut Point. yrtis
March 11, at his lodgings, Rathminee-road, aged Sai
Wrightson, Esq. of the Ordnance Department, Dublin.
March 20, at Haddington, Lieutenant John Henning/IPI
Adjutant of the East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry.
March 12, at Edinburgh, Agnes, only daughter oftliebtel
Alexander Murray, Professor of Oriental Languages le* •
verslty of Edinburgh. • •
March 22, at Templemore Barracks, Lieut. laaelth 1421.145.
Ed Veteran Battalion, aged 29, of a complication of discateti
y.
effect of i wound received in the Rifle Brigade, on the Ftniame
and wounds at Waterloo.
March 20, at Torbreck; Alexander Frazer, FA+ 011°1
Sunday, at Bury St. Edmund's, aged 58, George WaSaisis
of the General Post Office.
A few days ago, Joseph Austin, Esq. agcd 86, rola
Proprietor of the Chester and Newcastle Thcatret, fer•
last remaining Actor mentioned in Churchill's Rosclati.
Last week, at Lynn, Mr. Chatteriey, conotitaat awl •
English Op era House.
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