The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-27 00:00:00

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Boner's saying where he lind' got it; and on bia ree
Hardie without date or mini as mere neconimodation REAMIti.Y of LOUIS It end
. . f e- • ' resat to do so, the Officer took him to the Compter.
pap's. May afterwards being in loran, fillet Pup the --elm.-
date and sum as above, at Messrs. Ilallett and liar. ewe hue.. been prevented by the dameStic .. 4 appeared that Prisoner is a peewees, in "tbe eta.
ploy of a Mr. Painter, with .wbom he lied .imel up.
die's counting-house, and it clime into the Plaintiff's pre-see noon us no atuarltotlY Ohm!. frnl, 1,11" . . ~. arards of raven years. Mr. Painter lead sem P isot.er
heeds for a valuable( coneideration. ' omo'itende.s'iill now the followios foreign article.;
The ATToaNitlf-ENtaAt. contended that the PARIS, J.A.I• 20.—1 n pursuance of the
presence a treeig,pd.% itt
.to work at a house belonging to Mr. Wein, at eke.
l'i , -.tiff ought not to recover against the • Defend- the King, the mint careful researches have been ainb pf•th nett, eeeletreen; and on tall ingthe copper thither, it was
a, is,—first, on ancount-of the previous dissolution. in order to collect* the remains of- their . le alreeld'Anjon. evident that it belonged to, one of the gutters of that
of partnership; and, secondly, on account of the tooth XVI. and Marie Antoinette, Archthit, With. lime, in 4 house, by fitting the place stript of its copper very
, inalcetne tie a . exactly.
death of Mr. Dansey before the hill was in existence; Militias. These precious remains htave been ditto.; . - r
and tie cited Russel a. Lanstnffe, Doug. 514, see also 'creel, tend they will this night be placed in leaden.' wooden .
coffin. 11 e.ordered them to continue to dig • Mr. Wells, the owner of the copper, net being
Cruchley r. Clarence, 2 blunts and Selwyn, 90. coffins, in order to be conveyed to St. Denis. The i with more caution,: but instead of
_tiding fibs.' dpere present, Prisoner was remanded for another exam.
The Court refused the rule; and si funeral procession will take place to-moriow (Satdr- 1 lime, as round the coffin of the pm ye,PerCeived nation.
Lord ELLErinoacmon said, that if partners, with-UNION-lIALL.—An' information: wig yesterday
day).. A religneestlence ought to prevail on the dc- , that the earth and the lime bed heel? tlea.iliitetily .. vr
preferred by Mr. Benny, the Inspector of Stage:
out notice of subsequent dissolution, sign a vast num. i cation, whatever may be the assemblage of people, ! mingled, in such a manner, howeercr, that the lime
coachei, ageinst two of thedriven of Greeewieb .
her of blank stamps, with a view to future use and i profoundly affetethd with the recollection of that fie greatly predominated in the mixture, put had not t e
benefit, and if one of them fall out of a clerk's - tat day. This dimwit should form the most maikerr same consistence as that toned in yesterday's opera-
(this earth, we stages', for driving furiously; and rennin mew*
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pocket, and get filled up into the hands of a bouafhk 1 character of a reeloTaiS which will form an epode id 'lion; in the middle of this Lime.• Lir . the public road, in their ways to towns , wst 4.4/4
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holder, they by whose improvidence the fraud was ' history. • • ediscovered the bones of a hunien bo. ze most of which,
were ready to fall to mentioped in the iaformation. . ..
put into the power of any one who might pick up The Monfleur of the 21 st te obtilifix an official being thoroughly corrodetig
._. Mr. Beatify; it appeared, saw the transactioe ac.
cidentally, and itnmediately gave information to the
the signature would be the parties to suffer. statement of the disinterment of the remains of Louis dust : the head was covered. with, lime, and it was
I, XVI. and his been, which took place in the church-- foetid placed betwixt two leg bones, a circumstance Magistrates by whoa's- the suninsonses were granted.
JONATHAN JOUNSTOI4 V. GAnNETT, GENT.
I. i Yard of the Matdaten an the Mr. PA ult NlCAred for a rule to show cause wily t 1
18th in presence of which appeared to us the more remarkable, as .tbis . Mr Pergasort of Deptford, and • Mr. Ledger, of
which hads Blackheath, both Gentlemen of respectaLility, who
one leecest fp r the plaintiff should net be set aselei :M. Dsmbray; t e Chantielin, stud Several other per. had been pointed out to u.s, as the situation of the ' - '
, • head of Louts X%, I. in the information we - •
.. were passengers in e conein
th conchal question al the
ellit a, new trial granted. The Plaintiff declared as : sonnges of distinction. !time,
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payee of a bill of exchange, dated June 28, 18144! The first document is tiro declaration on oath of received on the 221 of last May. gave evidence of the extreme danger in which* they
for 'ttill. 12s. Id. at 60 days, drawn by Defendant the Sieur Renard, late Vicar of the Magdalen, as to a "We searched carefully for the remains of any had been platse4 by the carelessness of the pelt.uj,,
*Poe aid accepted by James Gibb. Mr. Park con- • the circumstances which took place on. the interment - trace of clothing, without being able to discover ;my ants, one of whom in his furious career dip against
. a broad :wheeled wagger', and dashed-Ilk coach
tended, that the bill was Told, on account of an at, ,of Louis. He was accompanied mt• the omelet' by •no doubt because the quantity of lime being much
effect.—
teration in_ it ft the Bth to the 2ffth. afters It was 1 the late Abbe Dainoreau. The following is - the sub. ! more considerable, had produced a greater nearly to pieces. ...
tWe collected all the relics which we could coped in , The T Defendants pleaded intoxication, which the •
arce.ited, and 'relied upon Cardwell' v. Martin, • stance of his declaration :-- .
1 Caimpbell,.79; End Calvert e. kitsberts, ibe343.---1 ig On the 21st of January, 1793, the Members of this confused mass of earth and lime, and placed 1 worthy Magistrate observed was rather ae aggran.
It appeared at theltrial, that the alteration Was made ethe Department and the Commune informed me, that . Them together in a large sheet prepared for the per. • tion than excuse el their offence; as, however, they
by tee Defetidant, who Is an attorney, and was aware the orders they had received required them not to pose, as also many pieces of the lime yet entire. fin general bore n good character, and it being the
of the above cases, in presenCe of RA. Johnston, the „lose sight of the body of h
isMajesty. We were, : r` Although this place where the bpdy item discoeer.
, feral offence-with which they had ever been charged,
indereeee who received the discount for' such alterii
e ' therefore, obliged to accompany them to the ceme- ed was that where many eye-witnesses of the inter- they _
1' were ontrconrlcted. in the mitigated penplty of
'ilia.. ThiPlaiatiff was satisfied with the alteration.; tery. On our arrival there, I caused silence to be • meat had tleclared to us that the body of Aleilklei!Y
-61-: and costs ~ ad.discharged on the fine beiug palB.
Thr •Orfandant had funds in the acceptor's hands, kept. The body of his Majesty was presented to ' was deposited, and although the situation of lhel-. itts;loi..-
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IltirtY Abraham' Jacobs wax benugha
and the acceptant* wars mere accommodation. The us; It was clothed in a nhite waistcoat, with head left no doubt as to the result of out...operation, . before the folio NIAYOII, and underwent a final etamination,
2 appeared clearly an after-insertion, and the bill breeches of grey silk, and stockings of the lame co. we, however, took care to. cause ten or ewe* ;feet. charged with
ierdstealiugha ear i:.• of parchment, the property at
•wns at first 'enteied in Gibb's bill-book as of the Bth. ! tear. We. (M. Dimoreau and myself') sang the of earth to be dog up at a diet of about 25 teet,,, ,mtr. _sh It .s
tu mei. 'eThe rilisr
pacructoorieda -mt
(ist,fa(netr
oiler, ger latrirth..baindVii
hir.4l/44, contended that this was a new bill, and 'vespers, and recited all the usual prayers for the bu. to examine whether there existed a complete of.hede juloont, he forwarded by the waggon from Bury St. Edmunds.
required a: new stamp, hhidg altered on account of a . rial of the dead); and I can say with truth, that the lime, which might point out to nk the burying-place , toutlieel4liurtelinose
paßircempseriteeAtrereetkeur teitisporini,:f: I:Di:fame
Queen.—
event for a subsequent purpose after it very same populace, who had lately made the air re- :of the King as precisely
.as that of die eon. ,leteesnar eledeag.t4re !,00*;%? t the Inn, but epos \incoming op*/ ~
Can.- to the aceeptot's heeds . ; sound with their votiferations, listened to the prayers • But this superabundant . proof convinced .us still keen it was dio.asiertd that one of the trtwes bad bessusfrolea..
" Mr. Scsat.crr,•forthe PlaistiW, at the trial, suc- ; for the gout of his Majesty insoniew 'plience. Before ~snore completely that, we were in possession .
of the mit, coamin,4 Waken rolls of the parchtneut, each romistiag
oeexty sons, an l'were part of a lot sold tow person in Iowa;
CA44144 apitit the cue ter Pig!' v. Winter, 1 Taunt. the body was fetalown late the grave, which ant.: sacred relics. : at the rate afttitee gitinew each. Information being respired
420; but a note to that case nays, 66 It was not about 10. feet dielant hem the wall of tire schurches "We inclosedtthem with respect in a large box, , intim `nurse of. bis search, that the ?flyover had aranalty ,old
asegtested upon the ar&unient, whether a new stamp YeTd? a layer of laiefilhae-ivas thinwo in ta- tfitts which we badlasteued and sealed with the signet of sboynlaenot;tkeer mastisdlgireleta,recnilifiem„nrat'lltiliert:Tri:reetateocritt •
was neresaary for the bill thus altered." i grave •by order. of the• Eiecutive. The corpse wile tits arms of France: we then. carried this box into in &bikes-place, where if. tarries ow the by w•of a publicaa.
"Lord •E‘r,smarsaticon said, he left it to the Jery,, then covered With a limitai layer•ot quicklime, at,a the same chamber where. the remains of the Queen Solhm'ePpraorsejtnuiteottrt wyrehlcthari:et'wuasudeirnfo"r; nod
- 4 ""hmitg d • toner had get
whether. self& wig an accommodation bill, the ac- next a quantity of...earth was thebwn- hi, aiNcl the* were deposited.yesterday, in order that the eccle- to sett. The 'listener-not suspect;•l nays ing, went ups
cantor Ind the'drevrer were not the same person, and • whole beaten ' &ern sietmel titithe • We retired iti'sis siastics already assemided might continue round the sold soon afterwards returned with foe,- rolls of die
_yards/near'
, Gibll was not in such a situation that he would have fence after this too painful curensciny ;
.nlid as far as -two bodies the prayers. of the Church, till the lime
: rlt6icen :llak. heeePinglt:ce",rt«, custody.
new
h""tiy to be ids. Yard's wale
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accepted the Defendrest's NI, at whatever date and I can recollect, a minute of tbe whole was drawn up which -shall be filed by the leilig for placing el, On eisexamination tra Tharsday, the Prisoner pkisitedsabal
lv,ifiateir tee: If Gibb bad consented to the alters- by the Jnstiee of Peace, which Wasarigned by -the' two leaden toflins,.,and for. convoing these coffins to the be carried as the busioess of ,tationer as weL as pobti. -ase:f,'
ti the WE bitil would have been valid : and the ques- Member% of the Department, and the tied of- the Royal church of tit, Peens; , s that when applied to by Mr. Shepherd 10104 at the pa .i
he felt nelesitation iu producing the property be had &Vitt .-
tioa was, whether Garnet had not consented for Cortinsone: On •returning to the -church,. I entered ' •" Of all which we liaye compilerl and written this
~to sell again. It Appeared, however, tat he • ttild the Presof•-
• him. If GM was a mere disinterested Orion (as the burial in a register, which etas afterwards citified present statement, witicil heseheen *Japed by the same •.et.ixe hNeirhaAl tan 4 iss i15.„7.411 &as
.. Withstanding
the evidence alioired), the consent wee implied in the off by the Members of the Revolutionary Committee.,
.Coatralasioners atilt, uthemog pit - iti the sitting of ' tUre,Hai ha clifiPatroi arcrcoiro' itich war Coe ifeaufae-
y. the Prisoner tit„;'
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Defendant's authority to draW the bill, end there when the church-wis shut up." • yeittertley,• and heititleast by the Duke of Wu, Peer . Mr. Waterhouse, of Carey.street, on the Mb lastest, aod which
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Wilf no necessity to resort 0 him again for it: The 'Fftere i also the declaration of DolnitilMse LW,' of- Frances firs( Getitlmpau ,of the Chamber of " "f:lrriuwAti:ortinTlaitooded. as Cooeset for the Prisoner, e•'
Jury thOught so too by their verdict. - ion, late Advocate. It settee that be iitstessetiThe Kim; by the Matteis of Dretia-BreieeGrend- stated to th, Lord Mayor, that- aii-ba.was aware.o- the e'tssede:'"•:
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?A r;• raRK Pill Contended for the stamp lens, and interment of both Peels RBI: -it id .1141.41i4ei. f [lna Masterw.fthetalla
,_s of .*'rants, who
.essil.ted which the prpeeeflitteshed vary, Ir !rig' N to W
said thrit Glib could uot-havo altered the bill. . ' the bead of the King?. separatedTrom leeway,- wis in the opemtiot day; end by the Altbebes. h.* Urd'iniik 'tie indulgence (gado:ll26lßO to_ I.
. would be.reoday entered into by penetwer a .
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•LOWlLl2teetaidfitnada7jssilifiVii •Itteth4r the bill placed between his feel' i • thab We neer. filet eigke of 'trot, Vice r-Ceategrai of . . eerch of Paris, one of riastheameinitest dwee maimed prmaits.„.esse --
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was not yet lifted. Had it behh negociated ? the spot, ivitich fie regarded as sacre4s; Old ihatelitellirnisters A' thee.ditureeps4liss ,see bring vacant, iWs Leitidkoewietketiate Lewd eotr • ,
Mr. PA nit .—'l'be discounting was negotiation. ; when his father-in-hi purchased the -krentid, 'lie • who was ijoietedeteith nefor the purpose of this eau -
. athe request, and the Prisoner ousel tty e9aMlttit '
C4JARGei OF MUM! .
Mr. J. Le BLANC questioned this. The parties had the spot where the bodies of their Majesties matioo.'t . ,
lit saimonovereeramiv.—John. Femme • chime with
were st the counting-house together, and during the rested inclosed, and there planted some willows and ' ' The aigiskieres are bere.attached. . , killing fieorge Haworth. The parties were k-keeper sea
the bill was altered.
y; cypresses. . cartoonist one Of the :'addinghou whirls, apt,* dispute MO
transietio
Lord Pht.tistiououott.—The Court think it was Next fol:ows the minute Of the proceedfige for the ' • • . P0.1,10E. . .. • • . betwixt them respecting a parse, winch ended in blows. Mr
. deemed was kit led by ..4bll, when the Prisoner drove his
entire to Defendant to make the alteration before the 7dipieterment of thg remeini of the fileeeri.• The, I - • • •..........- i, : , •• . knees into his chest.—The decease I lived several.days atter, bet ,
bill war issued.--Rule refused. • Commissioners for this purpose we Clientele 1 .rst
....UILDIiALL--John Leister wet charged by Jobe- ,• situmwaaj°,
jer
net..lhethcaotnbilsictdeath was occasioned by the Weary be,
for Dembray, the Count Da Bleats, the; Ranh of) - Paul with an attempt to pick his packet. -The Pre- I The Prisoner was remanded simile veroomes.A;sry take a
Crussol, the Bishop of Nancy, and M. Distel, the ' secutor stated; that yesterday evening, about nine view 4-lbeh°dY• • • .
1 Wm. Wallis was charred with similar p a dwellior
- t•'' "WI the
King's surgeon. It is dated' the lath jeinfaryt i o'clock, a s.he was passing through St. Paul's Church... house du oe„iiemen- en-weteeekeesges fire s peewee ~&,
44 We proceeded at eight in the morahig to what ' yard, opposite the premises where the late fin: took . .lit,wered in the lower partof itsisesse by the ttotlee, hi 640*
was lately the burial-ground of ihe Mdialtlen, in the - place, he was suddenly surrounded -hy six or seven :
, tad a'cttrbVisro„to°_,. b4.4li4ctisii.=etris trelearnea,"l4" %IV
Iteu D'Anjou St. Honore. Hiving entered the house wen, who begati to hustle him. He, however, re. ! committed for trial. • ' . .
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to which the buriat-ground •is new attached as a sisted them so Stoutly, that in a short time they made J . •
garden, and which' hbase is occupied. by the Sim.' off, and at that instant happening to put his band to
escieseaus, who Ind formerly .purchased the *skid !his.porket, to feel halo bad host ante teing, heroism'
banal-ground,
banal-ground, id order to Watch firer 'the precious the Palsoner'i hind tliere, which La itutnediately laid
remains there deposited •• we there ,found the said ' bald of and ionic the Prisoner into custody,. till lie
Descloseeux .and seieraf persons of• his family,..who delivered Mm to art officer. -Prosecutor owned he
cofiducted•us into what was the burial-geotiatil, anti had trot lest any thing. .
pointed out to us the spot where they h4every rea- Mr. Russell confirmed the testimony of the last
son to believe the remains of their Majesties were ' witness, hoeing seen'thn Prisoner's nand close to the
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deposited. We began the researches prescribed to Prosecutor); pisckete but did not observe him take se•
us, by those for the body of- the Queen. After any thitig out of it; •
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having, by means of some workmen, one of whom The Prisoner, in his -defence, said be knew no- ! • - • lied. ‘ • •
was present at the Queen's interment, opened the thing of the tree:action, further thin that he was ! The above
.account was given by Mr. flaavyr,- 'lrr
ground to an extent of ten feet.in length, by five ,or going throng!' St. Paul's Church-yard, where there Writ.ing, ao J. li. GROGAN', Eiti. whO Its yet il pas-
six in breadth, and to the depth of about live .feet, were many people collected, his foot slipped, and he I session of the original manuscript. .e- • •
we came to a layer of lime from ten to eleven 'rcites fell down, and in his attempt to save himself his ' On Monday last an Inquisition was WOO At *rid-
e' thickness, which we caused to be carefully re- hand might have come near the Gentleman'sepocket, • diogton, in this county, on view of the bale; of
tooted, and under which we found -it 'eery distinct but he never had any intention to commit the crime , Robert Cave, and Jane, his, wife, who were sup.
impression of a coffin, of about five feet and heir, imputed to him. • .l posed to have beep wilfully poisoned ; when, upon
or thereabouts, in length, which impression . was i Ifseemed, however, that he was known by se, on itivestimnien of upwards of seven hours, it Ape
traced out amidst a thick layer of lime, and alp/ veal of the officers to associate with very bad coin-' peered Met Robert Cave, who 'usually worked• at
which ehere werreleesed various impieties of pianli. patty; and one of the City Marshals said he had 1 Horteu (about a_mile distant) was ticcustomed to
still notoeched. We found within fhis mellite sheet' bile 'With men who were known to be connossai heve something hot provided for him •on his return
formed by the coffin a great number of bones, width thieees, and thithis name was' not •Leister. ' home in liter Yeiptig, generally some- brattyeed—e.
we carefully-collected; sane were, however, want- - Retnaeded for•further examination, pudding or dumpling : that on the Preceding Wed.
log, which doubtless had been, reduced to dust ; but : • . Jam Arnim/vie was cliativ-d -by •Mr. Thorne, nesdey evening he had suet dumpling prepared 4r
we found the head enure, and the poldylan.in which
_cheeserisonger, iii.flroadway, Blackfriars, with cut. Lim by his wife, the whole of which he ate, and
it was. placed showed anconteetib,ty that it hid blea sing a titillate of glass dutof his shop window. I'he (meld no 41 etrects from it ; that on the fleet day
detached from the trenk. We also found some frog- Prosecutor stated, that yesterday evening, about six. (Thursday) she also prepared °nether suet dumpling
meats of clethingredes particular, two ttlaelic.pr- (Mock,' a Gentleman brought the Prisongesinto Lis for him, takitig the flour out of the same bowl, and
tees, in tolerable preservation, which ,%59 OM shop, holding him by the collar, and • informed wits. • the suet from the sante place as on Wednesday. In
brought away, that thee may be given to his Ma: • nest that he had seen Prisoner cutting the glass of eating it lie compinitied of its taste, and. only ate
jesty, as well as two -fragments of the coffin. We his window. • On examination, witness found-a pane about half of it. His wife thee ate part of the re.
then respectfully.placed the remains .in a box Which of glass iu his window had beeu cut through. • ,• 1 mainder, giving some to her eldest daughter, who
we brought with us, in order to.their beingeleposited I Hobert titling, clerk to a merchant at-Lambeth, , only took a very smell quantity. They were all
in the leaden coffin which
,we have ordered: We , stated, that as he • was passing .up Water-lane, lie very soon afterwards taken extremely ill, and Jana
also separated and placed in another box the earth ; observed Prisoner standing.. before the window of Cave died in about five hours; Robert Cave lived
and lime found with the hones, and which are to be Mr. Russell, with hit aim leaning against it, and only about eight beers, end the daughter is pow very
deposited in the same coffin. This operation finished,.l presently heard the glass 'crack and give -stay. PH.. ill, but likely to recover. It did not in any way
we caused the spot to be covered 'with ,strong sonar then went oti, and did the same to Mr. Thorn's . appear how or in what manner the poise!) was intro?
planks, and proceeded to search for the remains of windew, 6n whit!' witness wined him byethe collar, ducted nee, or got 'tined with the flour or suet, botb
Louis N V I."— [The search, however, on this day and took Mtn Into the shop. • . - : .' of wl.ich were strottgly impregnated with arseeies no
was unsuccessful and was put ao end to by the air. 1 ft app,!ared' Prisoner was :only -discharged- from ' person. having beetle') the house since the making of
proach of night.] 1 Bvidewell the preceding morning, where he had been the datiliiiltg•oll the Wednesday, except the intuit);
The Report then ooce —" re le red? :We • therefore : a minth. • e ' - •e;• - • • iof the deceased. Verdict—Died by Poi.tost.
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the burial-ground, with the workmen whom we had • The Proweestor retrested-tke Alderman to• be as (NorthumpLon illercaly, J )
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brought ; we carefully. locked the gate, taking with lenient with Mar a'slie coots, on- account of his fa- • —
us 'the kea , and placed the two above-mentioned ther, Who is watchmaneolthe parish. He was there-; • , Isle m
chests in the saloon of the eieur Deeeloseaux, after fore ordered to be sent' back to Rridewell for a fort- ' (iii the 110414. at hit !mother's, Iterrionswell, Sufolk, Ho=
having sealed them with the armorial seal of France. night, •andelering:that time to he-twice whipped. ' ben id,uril sq.E formerly of' Fefichurch.street. ....
The said chests were then covered with a pall, and John Preslioit• was charged by Mathews, the City AOn the 21it lint; at his Muse at Ealing, Middlesex, Charles
niNtong, tse. of Upper ' • •
Lo.olotte.skeet, Piney-square, in
surrounded by wax-lightle, mid several ecclesiastics Officer, With 41844 in hiepotatessinti a quantity of dm tiith. ;gator his v..
of his Majesty's Chapetolo. order rn recite during sheet copper. Witness, op Tuesday .etenitig, wet. -_!---sormoresrm7-1---, „. . I.______--
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the night the, prayers elfe tea= Church around these• Prisoner in Finsbury-square, about six o'clock; and ~ esoa leo*. p ri,im u,d. D. .., Liver
precious remains."—[The Report concludes with seeing the copper wider his arm, be insisted on Pris ' lir as v 1,.
. ST•lrlsa.a.,Orriii:lll, et-strati. •

COURT OF COM VON PLEAS,' SAN. 20.
PATERSON V. lIMIKTR.

Mr. Serjeant Best moved for a rule to show
cause why the verdict in this case should not be let
aside. It was an action brought by a chartered pas-.
wager in an gist Indiaman, against the Captain, for
assault and false imprisonment, to Which the. De... 7,
fendant had pleaded that he had imprisoned. the
Plaintiff, as lawfully he might, for the support of
order and good discipline on board his ship. The.
Jury had found a verdict for the Defendant. This
verdict, the Learned Serjeant contended, was con-
trary
to the evidence, and inconsistent with the law •
of the land, and must have been caused by an 'rm..;
neous impression which the evidence of some East
India Captains had produced on the mind of the I
Jury.
The Cnirr JUSTICE observed, that he had put it
to the Jury to cnncider whether there was one Ili.
caul; merely continued, or two separate ones ; since
if there had been hut one assault it was justifiable,
in the other case the cause would have been unde-
fended.

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! An account. of the eipineep of 'tt catpe'r proviliat
at ‘Vexfoil, in the ',Ter 11152, 'by Joax 414avirr•
Esq. tot; the foni•foilossing raeatiedess,, Viz: colee4r
TOTTE MU AN, M. P. i CAL14111.C0L40171614/21* Us f
JOIN. GILOGAiI, and J. FlAavii, Eigni..;--- ' ' .
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Mr. Ser.:,cant Brsr submitted, that according to the
evidence, there were two distinct assaults on the 12th
and 13th of March. The Plaintiff's witnesses had.
proved that he was sent to the poop, and kept theca
four hours on the evening of the 12th.; that he left
Vie poop and retired to bed; and that on the 13th he
Sias again seized, ironed, and confined in the steer.
age. On this ground the verdict was improper, and
it was a case of the utmost importance to know whe.
Cher some limits should not be set to the commands
of a Captain over this class of persons, or whether
they should be subject to be called on to perform the
most degrading and painful dirties of the ship. If the
power of the Captain to command then) was eat's.
blishritin any case where their assistance was not ne.
emery to the safety of the ship, there was no
pol►te where his power could be said to stop.—Rule
Nisi .granted.

The Chief Justice sat afterwards at Guildhall, but
oothieg of luteratwicurred.

The Jollies have appointed the following Circuits :
Tiohrouc— iAlid LUenhornugh, Mr. Justice Heath.
Mcoi.Avo-- Lord Chief Jusiice Gibbs, Mr. .Ith,tice Bniley.
Alum wit—Lord Chief Karoo Thompson, Mr. Justice Le

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Chamhre, Mr. Baron Wood.
W vitas's—Mr. Baron Graham. Mr. Jii.rier Dampier.
Oiiirsilus-7Mr. Justice Dallas, Mr. Baron Richards.

A new establishment, for the manufacture of pins,
has been undertaken at Bath, which already employ
Dearly PO children, from 6 to 14 years of age, and
about 20 men and women.

A viatica' composer having been asked if he had
Anne any tlnng lately, rf plied, " that his last work
was a composition—with his creditors."

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have been made 'even feki depth, a little below the tomb of nig
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I • their Majesties and %tearer the wall on the side of the street.d' njou.
Archduchess of iWe discovered some earth mised with lime, and
have been disco. some small fragments pf boards, indicative of a