The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-06 00:00:00

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“ The Casetlibr which HAMPDEN fell is the R.iJ, amid SYDNEY died omi the Scaffold !”.

P 'NAVY PAY-OFFICE,
91101 MAY 4, 1523.
JOHN PENNY, of his Majesty's ship Brat* s Coe',
ditor having applied for Payment of a Debt doe
from the above named seaman, amoontiog to N. His. Id.'
Notice is hereby given, to the next of kin or executor, wko
may apply (if distant, by post) to the Inspeotora Seamen'a
Wills and Powers, for further iaformatton, staling t•mi above
Number. .

LAW REPORT.

. NAVY PAY-OFFICE, ,
11037 MAY 9, INC
WILLIAM PHILLIPAN; of his Majesty's ship Ma-
cedonian, a Creditor baring applied for Payment
of a NIA due from the abovemsmed seaman, amounting to
811. la. Notice is hereby giveh, to the next of Situ or Enloe-
tor, who may apply (if distant, by post) to the Inspector of
Seamen's Wills aud Powers, for (either information, stating
lite above No.

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Vri
- • OXDON. MAY t. 1523-
" i LLIA 14 JOHNSON, of his Alajestyis skips 'Fer-
gie and Impregnable, a Creditor having applied
for riladibt of a Debt due from the above-named seemao.
Notice II hereby even, to the next of Kin or Executor,
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try post) to- tiro Imapaetor of Sate-
'or further Information, stating the

oleo's Itilfil
above No.

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COURT OF KING.' BENCH.—May 5.
ARTICLIn OF TIT /I react.
Mr. ay moved, on behalf of Lord Clifton. eldest
son of the of Darnley, for leave to exhibit articles of
the peeee against Robert Riigh, Esq., now a prisoner for
debt ie the Prison of this Court, for fear of his life.
The Noble Exbibitant, accompanied by his father, ap-
peared In Court, and being sworn to the truth of the articles.
they Were read, and purported to be a detail of a systematic
course of annoyance adopted by Mr. Eligh towards Lord
Darnley, and every member of his family. The exhibltant
detailed 1 specific lnalancer of offensive, incilting,
end threatening demeanour on the part of the defendant ;
but the most prominent and recent instance of ntisconduct
mentioned, was one stated to have taken place at Pimlico,
on the Ist instant, when the exhibitant whilst riding with
One. Olds sisters, was attacked by the defendant, who rode
up to him with greet fierceness, and after striking him re-
peated blows over the hack and Shoulders, galiopped off.
This conduct was stated to he without provocation, and ex-
hibitent deposed that he was in fear of his life, and exhibit-
ed the articles only for the purpose of protecting himself
from farther violence' of which he WAn apprehensive, from
the rearteess of the defendant to outrages of this descrip-

W NAVY PAY-OFFICE, •
i 111165 I: oox, blancia 11, mu.
JOAN WILLIAMS, or his Majesty's ship Brazen, a
Cteditor having applied for Payment of a Debt dam
from Ehe above named mafioso. Notice is hereby given, to
the nest of Kin or Executor, who may apply (if distant, by
post) to the Inipector of Se&men's Wills aad Powers, for
further information, stating the above No.

die router ordered the nctielertlibe "tint -• 1
Mr. GURNEY reminded the Court that Mr. BHA had by
this conduct forfeited the recognizance' which he had on a
former oceision entered into to preserve the peace towards
Lord Darnley for three years, of which terra one year was
unexpired. He, therefore, urged that some summary step
aught to be taken, either by eetrestilg his recognisance", Of
depriving him of the rules of the Prison, in which he was
i confined for debt, is order to restraiu his outrageous dispo-
sitiun.

C NAVY PAY-OFFICE,
LONDON, MAY 9, I /341.
GEORGE CROSBY, of his 3,lajesty's ships Prevoy.
ante, Leyden, Waaktaniheidt, Leander tn 4 Lively,
a Cretator having applied for Payment of a Debt due from
the above-named seaman. Notice is hereby given, to the
next of Kin or Executor, who may apply (if distant, by post)
to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, for further
information, stating the above No.

The Court, after consulting for some time upon the mat•
ter thus urged, ordered for the present, that Mr. Bligh
should not be allowed to have any day rule, without farther
order of the Court, founded on a special application for that
purposed.
Tne articles were then filed, and the parties withdrew.

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TIM KING P.T. MARY, NIMINGTON.

This was a motion made on a former day for a mandamus
to elect Churchwardens and Overseers, and to nominate
(*seedlike' of the poor of the Parish of St. )fart', Newing-
ton, pursuant to the Act fur regulating the affairs of that
Parish.
The Court, after hearing Counsel on both sides, now
made the Rale absolute.
Tut KING, e. st.sr.—The defendant in this case,
was convicted at the Summer Assizes for Cornwall, of
having bribed two individuals of the Borough of St.
lees. to vote for Mr. Graham and Mr. Evelyn, who were
candidates to represent that Borough in Parliament.
On Satur'aay, Counsel were heard against the Rule
obtsiu ed, calling upon the prosecutors to shew canse
why a new trLd should not be had ; and this day, Mr.
Sergeant Pell, Mr. Gaselee, Mr. Adams, and Mr. Wilde,
having been heard in support of the Rule, it was made
absolute.