Star.
London, England, 1816-04-05 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday Robert Robert: was put to the bar the
first thing after the arrival of the Judges. An indict-
ment was found against him at the -last Sessions for
stealing a handkerchief, value 4s. the property of W.
Wyatt, 123 promissory notes for the payment of se6
each, value £615, 161 other promissory notes for the
payment of se2 each, value £322, and 963 promiamy
notes, the property of Robert Williams, William Wil.
hams, William Moffat, and Win. High Burgess.
Mr. ALLEY, as Courisel for the prosecution, stated
all circumstances of the case, which have been
too often before the public to neci a recapitulation on
the present occasion. The Learned, Counsel, after
adverting to the 'recent conviction of White,_ alias
Konkey Beau, with whom Robertistood indicted as
a principal, proceeded to state that the present indict.
ment could not in his opinion, be snstained, inasmuch
as there was no evidence against him as a principal,
in which character he was indicted, and that the notes
were not of that species of properly described in the
Act of Parliament, upon which the indictment was
founded, and which would constitute him an acces.
sary after the fact. Were he to enter into it, he
could not expect a verdict, as by the Learned Judge
the Jury would be informed, that the notes in qui'.
tion were merely a chose in action, and not goods or
merchandize, therefore the prisoner roust be acquitted
on the indictment as it stood agoksl him. But for
the sake of answering the ends Of tuba justice. he
had duly considered the case, astalinas firmly of opt.
nion that the prisoner might be tried for a conspiracy,
I and in order to effect this he prayed the Court to de-
tain him until an indictment was preferred against
him bifore the Grand Jury, and until the decision of
the Grand Jury be known.
Lord ELLevaoltouon was of the same opinion with
the Learned Counsel. as far as regarded the present
indictment.

A verdict of Not Guilty was accordingly accepted
and recorded ; and the prisoner was ordered to be de-
tained until the result be known from the Grand Jury.
The following were capitally convicted
John Smith, for a' burglary in the dwelling house of
Edward Simkins, 'and stealing a looking glass, his
property.
John Morrie and Thmar Coker, fora bufglary in
the dwelling house uf Emanuel Moses, and stealing a
quantity of silk handkerchiefs, shawls, and othet at-
ticks, his property.
Michael Moven, for assaulting James Wood on the
King's highway, and taking from his person 44204 in
bank notes, his property.
Thomas Daly, the porter of Messrs. Anstey and Co.
furniture printers, Old Bond-atreet, and James Man-
ning, his accomplice—The Counsel fur Anstey and
Co. the prosecutors, thought it useless'to try the pri.
Loner Daly under the second bill of indictment'
which had been found against him. It has been as-
certained 'that this honest porter has robbed his em-
ployers, within the last three months, of printed cali-
cm: and other property, to the value of two hundred
pounds and upwards.

Saturday sennight, the clothes of Mrs. EDDIE, 70,
years of age. residing in Calton; Qhisgow, acciden-
tally caught F-e, by which she was so snuck injured
that she died nest d.iy.
IRELAND.—Friday se'nnight, about three o'clock,
at Letterkenny, in the north of Ireland, being the
market-day of that town, a most daring attempt was
made to carry off Mr. HINRICE, surveyor of excise,
by a number of persons, not less than one hundred.
They first attacked him in the street, on which he
endiavoured to get into a house, and succeeded so
far as to catch hold of the posts of the door, which
he held until he was beaten in a cruel manuer. They
then succeeded in getting ,him on a horse, behind
another person, and would, in all probability, have
accomplished their object, but the horse became res.
live, and threw them both off. By this time, the
respectable inhabitants, with the military quartered
there, were alarmed, and repairing to the place, the
fellows &d, leaving -Mr. Hamm% in a drplurable
situation. Little hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The object of this attaclewas to prevent him appear.
ing at the ensuing-Assizes, to prove his still seizures.
• Jobs Ring, for conspiring with others at Kilwater-
muyito murder FRANcts WooDczy, Esq. an active
and most vigilant Magistrate in the County of Wa.
terford, has been, on the clearest evidence, found
guilty, and sentenced to be hanged. After the trial,
he admitted that he was one of the murderers of Mr.
Dzawz's steward, but denied he *as one of the party
that intended to murder Mr. Voroons.ay.

• tow nights sines, some dogs worried end.kined ten
_sheep,
the propertyof 1. Pa ACEIT, Esq. of Mawr. Near, Soo* 1.•
bun, near ' ewer. Num °elite carcases were toustd thennt
morning bet the tenth was misting, having bees totally 4r-
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Deal 4s 04 to 5s Od Vaal 5a Od to 6s 44
Matto, 4s Od to Ss Park 41 Od to 5s 641
Beasts 760—Stamp and Lambs •3,24o—Calves I2o—Pip 440
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow Hay 4l Os to 51 sa' Clover 51 Os to 61 6s.

BI Itl'HS.

March at Midgehain Hasse, Barks, Lady Georgians Quip,
of a daughter.
March SS, at Sweetland', Devon, the Lair of Albany Smile,
Esq. M.P; of a son and heir.
Sunday, in Bedford-place, Lady Harriet Courtesan of a sou.

MARRIED.
March iti , Cornelius H. Bolton, Esq. t. Miss Sutton, daughter
of the Rev. Mr. Sutton, county Welfurd.
March 28, the Hon. William J. Napier, R.N. to Miss Coch-
rane Jobustoise, at Rankeillour.
la Dublin Lieutenant Lookwood, 110th Regiment, to Miss
Duggan, daughter of the Lue Dr. Duggan, of Neuagh.
Much le, Charles Rips Calms*, of Langdon Hall, Devon,
Esq. to Emily, eldest claututer of W. Greenwood, Esq. of brook-
wood Poet, Hants.
March 2b, at St. George's, Hanover-Iquart, the Rev. William
Lloyd, Rector of Drayton, Oxon, to Maria, third daughter of
Was. Rick nell, Esq. of Upper Csslogan.place. •

DIED.

Monday, at her boom in Blandfurd-street, the Dowager Lady
Saye and Sale.
Yesterday, at Brighton, in his 66th year, Rear-Admiral
_

Peyton. •
March Q 2, after a few days Wness, at Mortimer House, Barks,
Francis Tappenden. Esq. aged 47 years.
March 7, at WiMini, near Bray, in. the 53d year of his age, the
Rev. Joseph D'Raftry.
At Cellon, in the East ladles, Lieutenant. Colonel John White,
of the Sith regiment.
March 16, James Wil4man, Esq. of Childharn Castle, late
High Sherif of the county stKent.
At the Omen. Ayr, the Rev. Dr. htKinnon, minister of Tire*.
March 31, suddenly, at Jellindge, in his 75th year, after per.
[totaling the accustomed duty of his church, and closing the even-
ing by pram with his household. the Rev. Henry Maceck, M.A.
Vicar of Harwell. Berks, and of SeWodge, Kent.
Sunday morning, of an apoplectic lit, Mr. Wan. Middleton Of
the Olympic Theatre—he had performed the preceding evening,
and went to bed in good health.
At Callan, aged four years. Margaret, daughter of the Rev.
Mr. Arthur Ardagh, in consequence of her clothes ha4g caught
ire In the nursery, where dbeiad been left alone.

Just published, price its.
HINTS; or, ADVICE to the NERVOUS and
DEBILITATED of both Sexes, particularly to those whose
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Late Professor of Botany, at the University of Leyden; Physi-
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THEPALSY AND PARALYTI:ocAbeIiFterECTO77
nit
following is the Copy of a Letter from the
Rey. Richard Jordan, Vicar of Hoo, near R ochtster, Kent,
to James Rymer, Stupors, Ryegue, Surrey
am now so well in *skit as to have the peculiar
faction of discharging all the duties of my church with trot me.
Under thy blessing of Dritis a PROVIDE C I num attr,Ln.e
na
recovery to the use o
this f your Invaluable CARDIAC TiNc rum/.
and I desire to glwe public reannsony of its efEncy, in
order
that all who are aißicted with Pally may know tcatti.iiercellene
Medicine will rel.eve them, the use of which I do pus..
t.untsui
recommend. RICHARD

CASE XVIII.—TO MR. RYMIN.
Rochester, Nfay 12, Itit
J.
Sift-1 desire you will send directed to me at Rocbescicap:m
bottle of your Cardiac Nor YOU'S Tincture. l have bad two rm.
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last and entirely lost the use of my left bide; but am much reco-
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Sir, your obedient 'trot. JOHN DONALD, Excm.
TO MR. RYMER, FROM THE j;raME.
Roche. er, May 28,1813.
have received your Cardiac Tincture on the 17:11 init.
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and altogether I am much better, and gain strength every day.
Enclosed is your amount. .1 am, Sir, your much obliged humble
SerVIIM, JOHN DONALD.

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