Star.
London, England, 1803-08-02 00:00:00

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ri-ti,ii Lot, i tilacd this dAy.
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.•t* the ?flat mes, ‘vor• tikd by B Gr.A AM.

i••dii-ttnert -.,giint. them t' fir Gannii
the t.iintl rout der -- Lano, of
„, "n the zd of April Lilt, while
enikavoutii:g to imprefs lumen for l:ia Majesty's ler-
vice or that illand. They appe.trcd at the Dar in
their full oilorms. Mr. Jtity I. was the leading
Co,!ofrl for the. profccution. TLe Collarl for the
l'thnners were Meiirs. DALLAS, .Gtans, Da
and Po ',Anon Hs. Before many of the PriGauers'
witnefles were • examined, the Judge and the Jury
were In thoroughly convinced °libel]. innocence, and
of their haring aced only in the execution of their
duty, that they were all honourably acquitted, to the
1-A4:Ohm of a very crowded Couit. It appeared
in evidence that a mob, confining of upwards of;
2CI, armed people, ltd cp2nfe.l the execution of the
rrefs-warrants, and that the mat ines were obi ged to
fire to Cave the lives of their officers.

A pretty yemng woman, not eighteen years of age,
was fentettccd to two years imprifonment for con-
cealing the death
.nf her ballard cliilJ.
At thelmsford Mize& Gwen Cone& was convid-
a of affaulting Sarah Sheppard, o ith Intent to ravilh
.her. The profecutris was a fame' fervant, and
was fent oto on All errand on Suralay evening, the loth
of April. The prifoner coat hrr, and threw her
down; and from the girl's account. would have ri•
elated her; two I.thourine men who were paling
beard her cries and ref. ued her. He was fentenced
to one year's iroprifonment.

Martha Beer, a girl about fifteen. was indiaed for
feting tire to the houfe of J. Well, miller, at Great
Holland. There was no evidence agairaft her but
that of a boy about ten years old, and who feemed
mat impenetrably aupid. The whole of his account
was that he law bet put a fire brand to the thatch,
but that was a fortnight before the fire. The flames
broke out in a pantry where dim was no fire. and
coufumed all the houfe.—Verfliallot Guilty,
Richard Gayland was indiaed for a highway rob
bery. John Reamer, the profecuto:, laid, he was a
breeches maker, at Waldron. On the sad of April
tall be was at the Coach and Horfes at Newport,
where the prifoner alto was. He had known the'
prifoaer before, as a man who travelled the country
with band boxes, Ste. The prifoner propofed that
they (hauld walk together. as they were going the
fame road. They accordingly walked together about
a mile, when the prifoner fuddenly knocked the pro-
fecutor down, sad robbed him, threatening alfo to
cut his throat. The prifoner was taken a day or too
afterwards, ar the Cock and Hoop, Waldron. Ver-
di& gouty—Death.
Edward Done! was indkled for a burglaly in the
bottle of Thomas Hardy, farmer, at Runwell, and
fleeting a number of bank notes, upward. of totem
This cafe was of an extraordinary nature, in as
much as it appeared clearly proved by the witneffes
for :he profecution, but was anfwered by the prifoner
by as fatisfaaory an chili as was ever proved in a
Conn of Junice.—Acquitted.
On the Civil fide was the cafe of Gardner v. Han-
fon, in which the anion was brought to recover the
valne of two greyhounds which the defendant bad
feiztd. The greyhounds were feized by the defen-
dant's game keeper, on the ground that the plaintiff
was not quali&d by law to ufe them. The warrant
of the two Jultices was produced, under the authority
of which' the feizure took place. The plaintiff, c.n
the trial, fully proved his qua!ification. There was,
under the direction of Lord ELLIN BOROVG H, a ver-
dict for the plaintiff—Damages 4cl.
On Saturday the Court fat to try an ejeament to
recover the Vicarage of Tilbury. It was a dry and
nnentertaining quettinn of pedigree : but the plaintiff
was at lad non tithed, becaufe (be mold not prove
that her mother, who was an Atkins, was the dough.
ter of an Atkins. at Brill& _ _

Mr. Juftice 11114TH obfervcd, it had been Paid,
" give me one link and I will ally myfelf with any
family in Europe." 'The Jury mull therefore watch
every link in the chain, and there was one wanting
to conned the ferie% This was fatal for the plaintiff's
claim. The plaintiff had waited till within a few
days of the expiration of the time for ringing an
ejedment ; if thescafc, therefore, is to be tried again,
it mull be done by Writ of Right.
The Affixes concluded at two o'clock.
At the Afliaes for Cambridge, C. rirler received
fentence of death, f)r an atfauit and rubb:ry of y
Bright, of Kiagftoa.

The Ham/Aire nofical Frilival for r3a3, will be
nekletwiati at Mackeller on AVednelllay the sth of
naolser mat. and the two fallowing days. Mrs.
BILLINGT6II, Mr. Dix iii, and ibis T ate
engaged. Mr. WRICIICLL kinler.—Particalars in a
future Paper.
The ftcat....:R loyaltr and unanimity of fentimtnt.
w•iih refpeet to rep,:iiiiiq•the threatened invafion of
France.o every nii,ht Ilrongly evinced at the Citrus.
The Divciti:erneni called Oar Native LIMA we uncles:-
Plod will he wide after i few days, as great
7.1i-ive•i-,• is in prcpatatioa, of which repot' gives the
The King's Evil, enived its name Corn the
faith in ar, yal c is; W.,. er, was A retnctly which
csrtit.: rr.edi: i nh:curity. Klaf4n and
Phyric artptiiiiv a mi.te faosisig,dcarey.
cl ;L belief :A ; 1.1 Charles's reign, the
7,1„1.0.1e ..v.• if tine on ta-
n 1.: ,•1 ; •i the 7,11:14. gelOplitl•
IA and tut I. 'matt
the rcr It a.. 3 t oat, 0,, a. petirp, :kc t bent Wansir,
sod thi-fc appr :pi iateti ice *Lc 11..v4, 4114 1:1C lerfC
of taltino. Sri: SXVIIY's Am rist DPCI it is.
crsafe 411.1 i'or C. It tralon have
been prcfel vett ;n C.lfel of t (Thalia. In : rr.;-!;t
ditcate.: pi Ca tier a t •col oh is rf
tic petipi.ation, atiJ ~;h :r :t cir,t) :I ,:scns, that
as a icniedy in ..barati...o. nl this ; it is 1.1 ,c 1.31.
led • For Hit. tra• 11 of • -ft rt.th.: C;lre
y•• Tre3liii uad
Scurvy, Gaut., f,tl. 1.14 tr-g"..t'.r vith
the Daf:.p7, Ki. 15. Eoho e, in l•ottles, I: eluding
Ile black Itimip. at ;s. GJ. r.s..wd tl. as. earl:.

EIRTIT3.

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of a .on.
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f a daughter.