The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-03 00:00:00

Five hone-usalers
ived sentence
butglar wore also
At five o'clock

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Ji, was In
Lienteoant of ".
the Dutch gathot
plaintiff was waster,
the 10th of ,fuly
The plaintirs ,
Ur. Serjrant Teddy,
ant's by Mr. Serjeant
The case opened
this :—The V

*pubic) voyage.
jib Ohs lobbed of
oupil eoavey it to
for a cargo of fruit,
Amsterdam, was
Moreno to Ostend,.
she .was obliged '
the 10th of July,
eels, of which she
ing changed to
resume her voyage,
fender's, seised,
vied in custody.
had on board two
was in stone bottles,
and it was suggested
she was on the P
Representation
of all the deem
and u soon as could he beard the ship .
immediately ordered to be released ; but she was not in
fact [fully liberated until the middle of September.
The present action, therefore, was brought to re-
cover a compensation in damages for the injury which
the plaintiff had sustained in consequence of the eb-
struction of his voyage. A question being raised as
to the time during which the plaintiff was entitled tJ
seek compensation for the detention, the Learned
Judge ruled, that the plaintiff must be confined to the
terms of his notice under the Aet, eomprehending a
period of one month, from the 16th of July to the 10th
of August. His Lordship, however, was of opinion
the plaintiff was entitled to recovei the rape% tam
profit of the cargo of salt, of which he had been tie-
priced by the deteation. Evidence was offered, corn- -
pletely negativing the supposition that the plainfirs
vessel was engaged is smuggling. She was Dutch
built, square rigged, and totally dissimilar to the ves-

The defence set up wu, that the defesilaat had rea-
sonable and probable cause for the seizure complained
of; and it was Insisted that the circumstance of the
plaintiff carrying his gin in stone bottles, was suffi-
cient to raise suspicion that be sru engaged in sonar-
gliug, although it was sworn that such was the c•-.-
tom of carrying spirits on board a Ditch ship, fur the
consumption of the crew:
Witnesses were called support the defend aut's case.
Mr. OURXIT replied with his *amiability.
Mr. Baron Wool) charged the jary, that there was
nu probable cease in, point of law for the misfire, and
the jury found their verdict for the plaintiff.—pa-
mages 3151. 4d.

WARWICK ASSIZES, Ave. I.
'The KING W. CARTWRIGHT WOOLIR, -EGMONT',
Lewis, and hfaenocul.—The defendants are all str..en
in this tows, except Wailer. An application has been
made to the Judge, to know the day his Lordship would
commence taking this cause; and it is understood that
it will come on on Thursday.
The trial, it is generally believed, wilt not be over .
before Monday next. It is said that both Joillges will
be on the Bench doting the proceeding.
BA Fla Paosaevittotte.—Staitect Hell, trenjeteln Prier,
and Josepl! Repeat, were arveigied at the bar, and •
charged with uttering &mid lank of Itsgland Adam;
The prisoners pleaded gui4 lathe capital oleic% wow
an ondetstandiog with the ton that thew would
he trausperted for life, eentence was passed upon
them. Benjamin nice doeileed that be bad barn JO
years a wholesale dealer In forged poise, and never bad
been detected before.
(leer,. Skiarser, a yonerwes. a native of Binning.
ham, was iadipied for the minor Aiwa of baring midi
lawful pommies of a amber al fated lank of Fined .
land notes. *
It appease 4 in Mame that a pones named W
Castles lllMltatioyod hi a polieseallaer of Wiwi ad
named George edam w gees* IM whelseil• realor . . •
in forged Beek of illailtelal wales. Castles was tem..... •
with usoney.by lbediselle lb INWOilat forged notes ci? the' .
prisoner and a eonwedire ail; she risooet, named
liodgetts (whe fond img Ageism of steed,... .
forged notes). 31. from Castiese a 5.1,4
agreed to supply bin, witit.l.arged one pound notes
for that sem. Heftetts unapt at a yublic•bousek
Birmingham, the gigot of Tim. '4 Reiera. and 'thy
said he expected a punnet to bring the notes grtelti "
minute. The penes now welting, the prisoner Sltiodir .
said, that he wield as fie she soles, sad that be **hid
pot be &begat sweaty =WOG if the was wee/ sigtareo
-but if they were net. be should be sip hour prOpkblyo
Wooer refit-nit la half an bolt, and zeroa Wok m„
lifedgetts. and Hodgson left the! ' , std was
followed, entity Mallet, alb rotelroil tee one plaint
hem frees hlettteae, end liedgeeteareeed Se Mita te
hip live shilgart pet of the thaw posade wish* WORM
rewired, as theiagalar phi was Eve and sinew* eifiab.,,,
On the day after Ift• above tranwillop, a frataißt ,
Len (who wet emplulael the Illinetsgheet
went to dm= , and alba Ma I
Woe sem mew open the Mt Wills ' .
411 /WO lied frees I=IL lakm"Plesi' " itiM
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Ostlers were severally convicted, an $
ace of Deatk. A sheep-stealer and • ni
do convicted. t
tek this orteniag the Assists ended.
CIVIL SIDE. . i
4 OM C. IIItARDAN.
a adios ordain. the defendant, who is
his Majesty's ship, Severn, for seizing'
itliot de Vrow (Iroise, of which the
;aster, keeping and detaining her from
ily until the middle of September, ISIS.
re ease.was Ondueted by Mr. Onrnfv. t
Teddy, and Mr. Camyza, and the defena-
erjeant Onslow and Mr. Marryatt.
wined on the part a the plaintiff was
crow °eosins, being chartered be a
. namely, from Amsterdam to Manes.
1
If Ike, there to take in a cargos( eel,
to Ostend, and from thence to Malaga
fruit, with *which the was to return to I
ran in the coarse of her voyage from •
and, when in consequence of foal wind
id to east anohot off &say Mead, on _ '
sly, is company with several other Yes-
she ~
was the outermost.—T he wind hay- , •
; a favourable point, she was about to 1
rage, when she was boarded by the de-
I, and taken into Nye, and her crew car-
r. to Winebelsea. It appeared that she fr
wo hogsheads of Geneva, souse of which . .
utiles, for the convenience of the crew,
Bested as a reason for the seizure, that
i English coast for smuggling purposes.
l was immediately made by the plaintiff
nmstances of the cue to tiov•rnmenr.
the case could be heard the ship wa, 1

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