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the identity of the prifoner, he never ton tignt or nem, Pave the moment of his turning the corner of the alley. There were two others near die prifoner when the witnefs fira laid hold of him, but thefe got off. John Barrett, the officer above alluded to, fisted, that between four and five o'clock in the evening, there was an alarm given near Sweething's Alley, and the cry of Stop thief," leveret perfnns were running ; the foremnft perfon, and the one apparent• ly purfued, were alto crying fiop thief." This steal the prifoner. He law him advancing fifty or fixty yards before he came dole to him ; the prifoner ran into Sweetlting's Alley, when he caught hold n 1 him. He laid he was entirely innocent of the Lail. nefs, and that the real thief was gone on. However, he law that the prifoner himielf was the firfi perfor in the cavalcade, and he proceeded to larch him.— In his potiefliun were found two pocket books, one contained two one pond notes ; the other four one pound notes ; but the prolecirtor's pocket bouk Via. not found upon him. In his defence the prifoner Paid—" I am entirel) innocent of the charge laid agsinft nie. 1 an; a tive of the City of Oxford, and I have nobody it Town to appear to my charaaer. I know nothing of the bufiaefs—and ant perfeEtly innocent of dm charge." The Recoil°la charged the Jury upon the cafe after which they immediately found the prifoncr- Guilty. Mary Samnfon was indiatcl for borglarinofly hreal ing and entering the dwelling houfe of John Mara and Reeling therein three table cloths, and other a tides, his ifroperry. It appeared in evidence, that the Profecutnr hai left feveral articles of linen in histeal}:-houfe, for woman to wath, which were alt fecured on the rat' of January. The fame night, about twelve o'clock the things were tlolen, and about half pall twelve the crooner was ''ten by Neal, a watchman, fitting at a door in Millbank-rireet, near the Profecutor' houfe. She had a boodle with her, and the watch man afked what wa, doing there ? the fai the had heen waffling, was v , r) tired, and had take •--- 01:Ater :"rom the ry.:l; the r%Atchrn.lti took the bunci from her to th... wvuh h wlc, ui.l tol.t lie r Coe have it the nett 0.4 y; 11. e dEd tot, linv‘ever. for it at the time app.6r.:ed : tic ,A4ichm.an, ii i . fore, fufpetled the tlitetos wet: Itolen, attti cirri die b:todt: to a Matti.tr.tte : the prilinter CAM. t nest nii:ltt,:tod ice• takeo into ctotoey. The attic' y.;rsis4 HuClust;aek ii.:eu, the prnrerty of H. Neavi.. were all eonvitled of felonies, cwl feren were se. quitted. viz. J. Canty, C. 1). Barry. Z uy EAly, and J. Ity.es. . • • • •. • , I. •• • i .• • . . R..•e • I. -'• I 1 .. 1 . BRIGHTON, FIB. Is. OLD hAILEr. Aber of tpecie or any other liticle le toten.-a Yam Phil* wee . I ge . MOleitellq- It was this that the Legiflature had in view when life. the property of Mot litibkillatid, Merl' Keen - • . .. .. ~ • I Lady Weimar', whofe dreadful ibisfortithe are be- ffENTENtr CIP leta-ASLETT. the Al awas palled i for, be they aces, or. fiteurie Tobias, of Bell Dock, W a filimfinsthi. ed Fore noticed, we are forty to notice, is at this time .. ties, or both of them, they import value upon the the sdi of January lag. precis:LW tatitibrulett tonfidered in fo alarming a fituation e that her ulti- The decificin of the Judges upon the cafe of Robert face of th'etit. The embezzling or ferreting of fuch to the grandmother cif Mersa .Meyer's apprentice, Mate recovery is confidered as nearly impoffible...- Alen was yefterday given :-The Judges came into effete or fecurities, conftitating part of the pro- who hied at Pentoorille. He went tie at place ist The (hocking hurts which her Ladythip received , we the Court at ten o'clock. The Recoanze ordered perty of the Governor and Company of the Bank of Holborn on that daa where begot si gold box (or• are inforthed. would have been in a great meafure Mr. Kirby to put Mr. Allen to the bar. Mr. Atlett Eagland, is not (by the Ait alluded to) made Lax- infide cafe of a watch) as it is termed in the teade:--k • prevented, had not the carpet, in the room to Which accordingly entered the Dock. He looked very pale. cent'; but it Is created a felony, which does away He then went through Clerkenwell and oast the Spa the was resnaved from the flaming chamber, been and when he firft appeared, bowed refpeafully to the neceffity of any value being afeertained. But it Fields to fee his grandmother. * had theiratchis unfortunately nailed to the floor, as the domeftice the Court and Jury. moll be acknowledged, that thefe Bills of themfelves an infide pocket in his great coat, .which he hate* had immediate recoteile to it; but being difappointed Mr. Baron Hoerr am, on this occafion, addreffed are firth a fpecies of fecurity or effeas as no man over the bannifters. The next morning he miffedtho ; • in this afliltance. they had no other remedy than by the prifoner as follows : ' would hefltate about giving the value which appears watch-cafe. The day following that , he went to e extinguithing the • fire of her Ladathia's garments " Robert Aflett, you was tried, and convicted in on the face of them. They are fuch effoas or few- Pentonville and offered chi-littera, nowthe pilaw • with their hands, which, after fome time, they a t this Court, in the September Seftions. 1803, for em- titles, that if a bankrupt had got value for them, he at the base a guinea if the coild find the ankh caa, 4 length effeeted, bdt not until her Ladyfhip had en- bezzling effeas belonging to the Governor and Corn would be bound by law to account to his creditors for him , but the raid the knew nothing abodt./s. 'le dured the moil excruciating torture, and the fielb pany of the Bank o f 'E ng land, y o u being an officer for them, as a part of his Oft debts. An executor was dithovered (owe time afterwards, that • the • had been literally blifteted and (tripped from the and fervent of that Bank, and, as fuels, entrufted who found fuch bills in the poffeffion of his canoe, prifoner at the bar had given a gold , Watch-mile . i • Butler's hands, in his humane and eeemPlara endea- with their property. The indictment Rated, in the would be bound to pay a tax for them to Govern. much about that time to a e had inure friend at Battle bridge, to vours ,to overcome it.-Yefterday her Ladyfhip was firft count, that you, being in the employment of went , as makin g p art of that property which might fell for hey, .laying, that thhtleolai - conceived to be foinewhat better; but to-day the the Paid Bank, and being entrufted with a certain fall into his hands; and he • would be liable to mt• neat the Blue Lion in Gray's-inn-late. Her friaa4 accounts are ntoft unpleafantly the reverie • p aper, partly printed and partly written , commonly nifhment were he to deflroy them. But it was ar . fold it t o a J ew in Chancery-lane for trite guinea sad The Suffer Militia this morning were praaifed in called an Exchequer Bill, purporting to be for aooL gued, that the words were to be conftrued in a man- a half, and gave her the money. • . t. firing at th• target by the water's edge. with great did felonioufly fecrete and embezzle the fame, it he- net that they would not afcribe value to things which Mr. Janice Li Beane obferved; in his charge to .. :, fkill and effea. ing the property of the Paid Company, and remain- were perfealy nugatory in themfelves, as pieces of the jury. that if they thought the circumflances fele T The CHANLOTTI armed fchoonet, for the prntec- ing unpaid and unfatisfied to them, as holders there- wage paper, itc. The Judges, however. have not ficiently coanated to authotife in their minds the • ;, don or th e filbert', is at Prefent laing-to in the offing. of- Theindiamentthen fetforth twootherbills,eachfor found themfelves driveh to that extreme length in conviaion of the prifoner , there could be no theatre Tlie Counters of WISTINORLAND is arrived here moot. which yon, as an o ffi cer and fervant of the conftruing the Aa of Parliament, which they hate as to the value being under aos. as the profecutorhad I- Governor and Company aforefaid, did alio fecrete, Co minutely eonfidered. Their judgment only goes , fworn that the firft co& amounted to upwards of five MINIM =•.•.• • • a embezzle, and run away with. Your have thus been to the expels words of the A@ self, referring to pounds.. However, another doubt might poffiblz 1 a t efterclay was a great day amongSt the Volunteer charged in the indiament, with having belonging theStolen to the o ffi cers or fervant of the Bank . Thefe bills , there- dwelling.houfe ? the might have ( wept it out among , 4 Bonne Corps, all muttered early, and went out of Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to fore, being of fuch a nature, at that Government the dull of the plate, and not have named it until ' to lota to perform different manceuvres. the amount of adool. and that againft the Statute were bodnd to correa all deficiencies orirregolarities, the was in the yard s or fome place out of doors. If The Surrey Yeomanry were out yefterday on Clap- to and King's peace. There were other counts in the and pay the amount to the Bank, who had porchafed Co. that took away the capital part of the o ff encee--; 1 bans Common, where they kept the ground for the indiament, which did not Rate the paper to be of them for a valuable cnnfideration, the majority of Ifs on the other hind. they believed het Rory, thaa • i d St. James's Volunteers, commanded by Lord Am- any value, but (sewing that the Governor and Corn- the Judges are of opinion That they are really the the had found a watch cafe in another direr:halloo* • NWT, who went out for a grand field day. pany had, on the credit and fecurity of futh pieces Effeas and Securities of the Bank, falling under that in which the young malt walkide and that of 1 re The ISt Surrey Volunteers, Colonel Geirsexte's, of paper, advanced a certain turn of money, which the conftruaion of the Aft of the teeth of Gsoaos 11. cotters it was not the Came which he had lot, lbei , In Wed. out yefterday to their ground, at the Montpelier, was then unpaid and unfatisfied to the Bank. Other a nd that their embezzlement by your being an o ffi cer would be entitled to an acquittal. i at Walsworth, for a field day, preparatory to a mutter fa. counts again called. thefe pieces of paper fecurities, and !areas . tof that company, fubjcfts you, in point The Jury deliberated 2/ minute* and thee o pen ' anti infpeaion on Thuriday next. el, The Southwark troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, (Cap- indeed of money or effects. It was argued by yout of law. to coutiltion upon the indiament on which flounced the prifoner-Ouilty of Reeling, but nM MI Connie!, that thee bills were not valid er legal bill., you was found guilty. the dwelling houfe. The prithear was tether a fniaß eft min Cottiwesocre's) were paraded on Kennington havina been Si gne d by a perfon not properly autho- Mr. Aflett bowed refpeafully to the Court, and girl, not 68 lea n of age: he Common, and from thence marched to Lieutenant • . feed by Lord Grenville ; though they had been if as he expreffed but little agitation on hearing the jokes yeas: was capitally coeviibed for Ibudinjai he Feweiman's ground, where they peal:hied the (word ue as good, and paid as loch. On this indictment u nfavourable decifino of the Twelve judges, it was ounces of flatted filter, the property of Salted Ae; , etercife with admirable dexterity. l se, The Lambeth Corps, Colonel EDWARDS, were alto you have been l aw f u ll y . conviaed by a jury of your flippoied he mut! have been previoufly prepared for kinfon, value sal. • - Mr. Atkinfone who is a watch calk nthiers WON( Countrymen, but judgment has been vhf ended till the fatal opinion, sin oth in their Waal ground ;as were the opinion of the twelve Judges of England was Robert Hafard was charged with feonionfly Real- in Bridgewater-Iquart, (heed, that his boy bastbeeii Ulr Colonel 'neaty ac's at their, ground. Two Compa- taken on this important cafe. in order to afeertain ing, on the 350 of December left, a pocket book, va- robbed of the articles fpecified in the Widow, ode r aj nits only mattered. whether there bills were g 00..., acenrdinglo the Sta- Inc one &Ming, the pro petty of Peter Forfynees, the taming of the la th of January. Captain Aacinteeo Catersatt, of Succoth, has 1u- tote 15 Geo. IL Eleven of theta Jud g es were of c ontaining a banker's cheque for :cit. the property John Griffiths, ahoy of twelve yeantof age. Rat* , piefented each man in his company with a flannel opinion, that fome of the objeetions, Si' ably argued of John Fawley and Thomas Ward. that he had fetched the Silver from the letting 1 , ails w - aißcoat. by your Counfel, fhould be futleined ; they have Peter Forfynees Rated, that he is a cabinet-maker, mills, and on his return home , ab out (e v en o'clockia I )r- The Earl of Maw eel ate has ma de a prefent of one us, hundred guineas to the Dumfries Volunteers , Fund. Since held various conferences, which produced va• lives in Wardouralreet, Soho, and works with the evening, the prifoner came up to him in roux different pinions ; and it is now my duty to Meffia. Fawley and Ward ton the day above men- Brat. when be thatched the property off Ms rig, The Royal Weßminfter Volunteers have adopted communicate to you the refult of their invelligation. tioned, he was Cent to Meffrs. Heileman, bankers, der and ran away. The boy - called met' g i the plan of evening drills. A company attends at Several points were urged in your tevour, fuch as, with the cheque in quettion : as he was palling flop thief!" when he observed that a. Ikr. their armoury, in the King's Mews, for that purpoth tuppofing that the offence with which you have been t h r ough Lombard Street, between four and five had purfued, as he did alto as fall as he could, 4 tas• every evening. of . The Somerfet-place Volunteers were inipefted on charged, was of inch a defcription as to fall within o'clock in the evening.he met four well duffed men he was taken. On anis examination, the boy did 1 the Act of re Geo. 11. C. 13. you flood acquitted by together ; of thefe he was lure the prifoner was ono. not fee his face, but be had on a Belcher handketa Wednefday by Lieutenant Colonel Jew MASON, who the Statute paffed in the reign of Geo. 111. which He afked them where Maßerman's bank was fituat• chief. and he had do doubt in ideinifying him to be ' expreffed great fatidadion at their military appear- flap luxe. operated as a repeal of the former. It is, however, ed ? One of them Paid it was higher up. He im- the robber. , . sop. The Sutherland Volunteers, who have been put on unnecelfary for me now to enlarge upon this topic, roediately centred the way, and had the precaution Mr. Mumford, who is a pocket beside Maker, and 1 or to Rate the reafons which occa fi oned all of the to keep his hand on the pocket book, which was in lives in Jewry - Street, heard the, cry of Stop that; mad rig: permanent du t y,are now on their m arch to Edinburgh. . Judges, ultimately, to be of a different opinion. I one of his coat pockets; however, before he had got murder. when he went into the amen, and raw the and Sc, Wednefday !aft, Lord Bea am autherifed by them to fay, that they entertain no quite to the other fide, he felt another hand in is pacer,. running, and calling out Bop thief ,tCT NRICR. at his Seat at Altinghane. entertained Colonel doubt upon the fubjea ; and that they all concur in pocket, and the book inftantly twitched out ;-he He pared witnefs, who obfervedatiat he held in hit Powsti., and his Officers, of' the Shropthire Volun stet' opinion, that nothing is contained in the fecund Aft, immediately turned round and caught hold of the hand a bag. when he purfued him, and ou feisine leers; and Sir C 0 , and his Officers, bar• of the Shrewfbury Volunteers, and many Gentlemen which can operate as a repeal of the firft Aft.- prifoner, who was quite clofe to him, and (aid," eon him by the flap of the coat he threw away the bag. The only quellion which then remained for their h ave g ot my pocket book." The prifoner replied, Witnefs purfued him until be fell clown in the Ge- gen. of the County. Nest day his Lordthip let off to join confideration was, whether or nut Ode bills fell in a load Yoke," What ! are you going to rob me?" fcent. He then (neared him. and with affiilantea don, his Regiment at Yarmouth, having received orders, end Captain WSIMOILD, having ban fix months within the meaning of the Statute re Geo. 11. and gave him, the witnefs, futh a deist on the head as conduaed him to the Bill's Head public hoarse seen .and could be d e nominated effects acc o r ding to that fetched him down 1 the witnefe made an outcry, and where an Officer was tent for who lodged his it ibfent. :ived The lullaby of the Flair Coe sue is furpti fi ng.- A6l? On this point, indeed, the Judges were not called out, " Stop thief !" The prifoner ran off.- Ede cuftody. • and Thuriday fortnight he was hunting f or four hours in unanimous, but the majority are of opinion. that they Several perfons purfued him. and joined him in the Elia. Webber, who was palling up Jewry-ftreete are dials and fecurities within the true meaning of cry of, " Stop thief," which the prifoner himfelf et)• law the prifoner running, and obferved him to throw ught the Bois de Boulogne, and killed a deer. At four the Aft. In order to make the matter more intelli- o'clock in the afternoon he returned to Paris and at.ciferated as lustily as any othet. He however. nn- away a bag. and which the picked up and gave 10 : pity where he remained till gible, I Bull read to you the clank of that Aa to fortunately, ran into an alley (Sweething's) which the man who fecured him. Phis bag proved to co W 'ended a Council of State, eight o'clock, then took alight Copper ; then did bu which I p a rticularly a ll u de i " B e it en ASed, by the was no thoroughfare ;in this place a conitable, who Milt the Giver in queftion. • finds for four boars with the Minaler of the Marine authority aforefaid, that if any officer or fervant of happened to be on the (pot, arrefled his progrefs, Cartwright, the officer. pfodueed the property, the Governor and C o mpany o f t h e B a nk of England, and took him into cliflody. The wattle& was Pure of which was ( ` worn to by the profecutor as being his Department, went afterwards to the Ball at Ma- be moulted with a ny note, bill, di v id en d, warrant, the identity of the prifoner, he never toll light of him, property. uihy-Death. ' dame Bona art 's, where he danced till three lee n; • bond. deed, or other fecurity or effeele belonging to f a un the moment of his turning the corner of the alley. While the Jury were deliberating on the evidence, , Was o'clock in the morning. and at eight o'clock he Pent dole. for BilLTNIsa and T ,who were w i t h hi m the laid Company, or having any fuch fecurity from There were two others near the prifoner when the the prifoner behaved in a molt riotous and difordere anal, until dinner time. any other perfon lodged with the Paid Company, Shall witnefs firft laid hold of him, but thefe got off. ly manner, fwearing that -" be would be hanged- eats.fecretc, embezzle, or run away with any fuch note, John Barrett, the o ffi cer above alluded to, Rated , he would die direaly-that the witne ff es had (worn It is ( a id , that on his arrival at Kingfton, General dtc. every officer or fervent to offending than fulfer," Roc walessau was in con fi derable danger, from thethat between four and five o'clock in the evening, his life away--Ist not having had a Belcher handker- 1 i his as the Aft direfts. The great o b )e f t of the Legifla- there was an alarm given near Sweething's Alley, chief on his neck for the lett three yeas s." He was refentmentof thole unfortunatepeoptc to whole mifery >en- lure was to add tactility and adminifter proteftion to an d th e cry of rr Stop thief," leveret perfons were with difficulty kept in order to hear the verdia of , lie had In largely contributed. During the eight days Micathe Bank of England. The immenfe National con- running ; the format parkin, and the one apparent- Guilty from the jury. i fined he remained there, he had received at lea fl not leis cerns with which it was and Rill is entruiled, called ly p lo w e d, we re a le, cr ying rr Slop thief." This was yarnee Chapeaus was convilied of Reeling a black . i than feventeen challenges ; and it may be very eafilv with upon the Legillatur . e for particular proeifions in its t h e prifoner. He law him advancing fifty or Sixty Silk cloak, the property of William Narth, a Ow- fuppofed, that this great General knew ton well gIS fvour. The prior , p i es ot Legiflation mutt now be the importance of being able to give a fatisfaCtoryyards before he came dole en him ; the prifoner ran maker. in Shoreditch. lions applied to the object then under con t e mplation, and into Sweething's Alley, where lie caught hold of Eleano• c/itrtrJ was silo tried for Stealing a Silk , account to the Fiesr CONSUL, to be fcrupulninly eeatl in doing jullice to the aggrieved. He was par- the view we take ot any code of laws mull be more him. He laid he was entirely innocent of the Lull. handkerchief and a (even-flailling piece from John have comprehenfive when it concerns fo it o nly fuch a nefs, and that the real thief was gone on. However, Martin, a Maier in the Guards.-Acquitted. ticulatly uneafy at the idea of meeting M. FAVDON, Rate large incorporated b o dy th an w h en it only relates he law that the prifoner himielf was the firft perfon Two boys, of the names of a/anon/Q. and Jews, die brother of the unfortunate Merchant whom he idna• hid muted to be shot at the Cape a few weeks before. to private individuals. Confideting this law then in in the ca valcade, and he proceeded to Search him.- were tried upon a capital indillment, fir breaking • The Governor found it neceffary to give him a g uard the enlarged and liberal view on which it was learn. In his poileflion were found two poc k e t books . one arid entering the this of Mr. Holt, linen draper. in I eeliel, to mead% him wheoever he appeared in the Streets of ed by the Legiflature (at the fame time that all the c o n tained two one pound notes ; the other four one Bithopfgate- greet. and Healing from thence a card toyed Kin g or Port Royal. Of the 600 French Officers Judges difclatm any with to (train any part of it pound notes ; but the protect:toes pocket book WAS uf lace. The prifoners were well known in a islace . who were on their parole in the neighbourhood of where it is Co penal), the recollation of the none - not found upon him. called Broadway, near Petticoat-lane. Several recta mous weight of Exchequer Bills, in which the public I n hi s d e f e nce the prifoner fail - " lam entirely Gm. appeared from the neighbourhood of Drury- , lately Million, not fewer than one half had ferved in the [I any Allied Army in ma, and had been led by the were fo deeply and materially concerned, cannot fail innocent of the charge laid againfl Me. 1 ant a ta- lane to give a cberafter to laottomly. The Jury, tR :11 pre peat. from a neceffity of fuhfifting. or from poffef- to occur to every mind. That elute Bills had Ise- tive of the City of Oxford, and I have nobody in foun d' them both guilty of Re e ling ; but acquitted 1 g that fing property in St. Domingo. to join the Republican come the fair and valuable property of the Bank •Pown to appear to my charaaer. I know nothing them of the capital part of the offence. ales. Army. was allowed on all hands, but hill it w as argued of the buflaefs-and am perfeetly innocent of the J. Bather, for Reeling 61 Oafs bottles. tie pro- ; hog, Early yefterday morning. Harrfwed the Clerk, that they were not Such fecurities as fell within the charge." perty of J. Appleton ;G. Charlefivorth, fee S ea ling • charged with a forgery on the Banking-houfe of true meaning of the Alt of Parliament, betel& they The Recooosa charged the Jury upon the cafe ; Cetera metal (pains, the property of Mary Ander- utte were not of any pofitive nr intrintie value . N:w. after which they immediately found the prifoncr- fon ;J. Lincoln. . aleffrs. R , Ctrati as, and Co. in Lombard- for Stealing a pewter quart trot, the ic sat whatever Shall be depollted with the Bank, wa s ex- Guilty. fleet, for 701. was brought to town from Hemp- property of E. Fairbox , P. Alhton, for Reeling slh. o thers Shire, and committed by Mr. BOND to Tuthill - Fields prefsly guarded by the words of the Aft ; and . al- Mary Santnion was indi.fted for burglarinnfly break- of wool, the property of tLffirs. Mat ravers and ornate , ~,, jir Bridewell, for reeexaMination this day. The greateft though the Bills in quellion be of no defctiptive ing and entering the dwelling houfe of John Martin, Porter; M. Joel. for fleeting a wrapper, and fatty • legal value, yet they carr y about them fetch a con- an d R ee ling th e rein three table cloths, and other ar- yards of Huckahack h.:en, the prneerty of H. Nese. ; 7 mA part of the money has been fortunately recovered.. STIAI4 Ennis v.-On Wednefday the itch inflant. fegnence at leaa as mxy make t h e i r prefervatiOn of ti t les , hi s save Ilt Mai's. j. and F.. Sista AIM'S, No. 751, Gofwell-fireet, the utmoß importance to the Bank. In that view. It appeared in evidence, that the Profecutra had quitted. viz. J. Canty, C. Mai dand, 1). Barry , I' that s TRILTITNICICSPATENT IMPROViD STEAM ENGINE WEIS therefore, they Curdy have their value. The very left feveral articles of linen in his wash-houfe. for a guy Ealy. and J. Jor.es. exhibited to a numerous affemblage of the nion con- Exchequer Bills which they would be, were the de- woman to walh, which Were alt fecured on the i 2th Ida Niqu was intliacd for felonionfly Reeling • from fiderable Brewers, Dyers. and Perfons intercfled in lefts removed, the Government of the Country o f t, nnar y. The fame night, Arum twelve o'clock, metal watch', the property of J.)lan Tibbs, in tbe 1 n Sec' were c 11:ed on to pay, in as mod) as they have been the things were Wen, and about half pall twelve, honfe of 1....0.1 Say and ea..e. the economical ereflion ofe and application of fue l to • Herd the fame. The Engine is that of an eight bode iffued n the authority c.l Parliament. They the rrisoner w. 1% eeen by Neal, a watchman, fatting *lhe l'rofccutor Rated ilia( he was butler to Lord i i ted fig- power, which was not only worked with a Ica quan- were t in der gen as valid Bills, and the holders of them at a door in hlillbankdireet, near the Pro s e c utor's Say and Sete, in aletLetalreet, Manchetier nniare. i 1 e Sure ley than a bathe% of coals per home but the Ream by have as Itrong a claim, I will not fay upon the houfe. She had a bundle with her, and the watch. On the 4th of January lad, he hung his watch tiP s ever ,e, a contrivance peculiar to this Engine, after having honour only, but even upon the juflice and equity of m a n afked her s het lb: w'. doing there ? the Paid as was his ulna' rnflom, on the bcd poll in his dram- t i t par• performed i ts o ffi ce, was alto proved to be capable o f Parliament, for the payment of them ? as if they the had b e en wa(hitoz, was v , t) sired, and hard taken her, and at tit o'clock the fame evening it was 'One. inn-rte boiling 54 gallons of water every eleven mourtes h a dlbennc, been perfellly correa in every particular and in Shelter :rem the ra:a ; the v•atchrn.in took the bundle He had never fern the pt l o ner ontil he wer t t‘i Bow- :n ;.ted dur log the privet's. alt their parts. They are at kali valuable ' rapers, from her to the watch houfe , tad tol.i her (he Ihuuld Street, and did not knew by r• hat n: 'h t T.;c watch II uhrt. 3 whatever they may be called, and the h(thlers of them It h unneceffary to Wave, that this principle will have it the nest day ; the did nor, however. S..fre WAS miffing ; but nn fint!iitc it V' as i, be ' 1 A cn a•• ay, me Jay prove of veextenfive application, in as much as, where have them as loch, ha "•-••• paid far them the vane • vi• e , • , for it at the time app•iinted : tiic watchman, tl ere. didributed hand bails I.i ,ht diffi 'cit. pawn b. okets, our tea it I. neceffary, double labour maybe performed. b y which they relpatively introit. They are therefore fore. fufpetted the things wet: Stolen, and carii:d end the plifener -::as applChTll.o Sby Mr Turner. of the to be inclu d e d in the trite meaning neatly half the quantity of fuel. The public. we onof the word fe - the bindle. to a Magidrate : the prisoner CAM. the ii• Awn-broker, nc ;r G. Iherniquare. to whom the ' h id 1•3 0 ' &alma, are indebted to a fpirited Gentleman of :IMO e, . v Vc:t may be in the end available to any nest n i g h t , ~,,a we' I. in 1.1,e3 ...1 ,, C.IIIOey. The articles I watch was offered as a pledge. ra g cAlt Olarnotganfhire. for his entire patronage of this very p er fon who May be porretreii of them• Nrw are w e r e prared t•I Won% to thc Pi o tecinnt. and the I Tim pruner in his defence raid. he received. the nide.-- eardiderable trnprorrement ; and alio f.ir having re- they left to be deemed include/ under the mean- !iry found the pi ii; ....: ; , , Ii1;y ca . 1- l• but -•I - I f I • el found it, and fir a Man i .... ,•,!, .... • -, s‘ ate i loco it..i..c•, who ll.-- the her' duce) the Engine to a aste of the 22711 rhea fate, ing of the word ff.", which is "" fi"' dto 7 ) , (piked her el the !neat • a v. ieo go with het w tea it-The Joey acquitted bine. particular !petite of Freon ty. bet may mutt • • ..