Star. — London, England, 1802-09-01 00:00:00

• I - LAW, fr • 'T t r' . o l7 i;t , ,:r::• • •••••7`.. • • •1 1 .e • 1" r • . ~Y.~ •n ~* • ... e % , - . - • ‘ i l i gill II a- Pii 1:1C Z •Lire iti 40 i ii man was ex. liteined on nelrageol; ftealing a calk of fpirir . s_ If , out cittrelFs belcingtogto Mr. ppm, dad ;in the Barittigh, ' kie was committed for re '' - • 1 ri; . " X . . j VtOISH Ii • . &veil+ .:= ' Yeftetday a man wascharg teith going to the 41tOp of *dealer in fioji.goodi, . -tweet, where he agreed for feveral articles:' tendered two oottnterfelt gnineas at *payment.: On &itching-Me, three other bad guineas. were found in his pocket. The prifoner in his• defencei raid be had changed a sal. bank note, on Sunday evening loft, at .a.,houre in haft Smithfield. 'hut could not defcrihe the. identical (pot, heifilic *AV come from tea. 'Me .WM committed , for re-ex . • ‘ : tl . ---v--- , ~ • • ... •.DVIltitAM •A 6812113, AVG. U. ' -:: _ Lord Esstasheooni t s iti c i rer en ktsl# tel.the Ceitninal. Triali v dm lefttillarinlit ie.' .merkablest ' 1:J n , i (-To ~.orrvo.:. • yalleeveirtas•Was ladiaid for hiving, en the (4th of Oaobor 1011, feloniouill, and with an in-, tendon to murder,' fired a pi(tol loaded svith pow. der and ball at Thomas Greensreil,,of Gatelhead in the County of Durham, gyFcero.•• The principal evidence spotlit-the prifoner was that of the pmlboutor, Thomas. Greenwell, who gave his teftimonrinthe cleareft anti moll diftina mapper to tile : following effea ;Wri ng Ayala times miffed articles both from,histhop and,Vesire;: hclufe, he had a Rroag fafpicina#4 . 'We robbed in the night ;'' he • aciorclihAfr ia k. • TY A late feveral nigbte, in the expfticalton ng and apprehending' 'of the d& ' ' tom witted there depredations on his property eletiii fat Op reading till near two o'clesik edrthe morn- ing of the aath of. Ofteber left, entlerac tient to bed; but before' he had . fallen el bit heard a noifeat ;be door of his wiretbhlo,l4'o4 • endest email* -to open I lbek with'irpthithele, or a key that didrnot fit it : he anmedidoell got;but of bed as quiedy as le, fo untie! tiidiftuib-his Wife, and. arming- hirnfelf with I pokelvlooked out of the window, and plaial7.faw end then akthe door of his warehoufe endeavouring to ppen thelock of thclower door (haviug.alres*facceeded.io open ing one, of the doors), and difiliadihrb4avd .the voice of a female who wax eonyeging,s4thAeni; and appeared to be one of their gang, / • In the hope fecuring one bf thenl, he fliddZidi threw open the door of his hotaTe,lend cola (rt, “ You villains, what are you 'sheet i" . • One 'of the two immediately retreatediebarthe other,the prifoner lat the bar, Rept back a-little, and drawing a piftol from his breatt. pretested is at the profecutor;--- , the profectitor pill hopiogno future has 4 -had the prefence of mind to hid, him firtuat the lime time .contraitinghittifelf as :Much as yoffiblei So as to pretest a ftrialler mark tohis oppomatz The pri ' foner did ire, bat mitred him t they then clored. but the profecutor extricated bimfelf. and !truck' the rironer feveral times with the'elucher, and .strmld have fecund him, had nos, the .prifoner' companion fuadettifeneste to hist:Act and_by an' unexpated blowkaocked down thepneocetor s— he hoWever, upon getting up vaiu•sreppled with the .. prifoner, litho. in- the foe* that eakfised• the proficutoes anger in his Iseisis;;:vrbieis iste fwv4 wi th icoac dirmulty• .asdats, the prifoneel companion exerted all his areagtbeo .yercue 4 reser frmlt his liref.• the peafefeear was tlk length fatigued and obliged to ler the pr . ifoner e cape, but folltsvred him and his oonspasuon, .wi • the cry of " stop Thief." _. . - ..... • ,Ca his crofsexaminatiin be raid, that arch • - • had .never • ?nit the .prifoner before,. and-- night was very &irk, yet be could (weer to b* - Ewa .PativelY i for:that the pritoner•bad a dark . ' ' • -With hiss, which, before be bred the pill. sasea. kale Come mifinanagment In turning it, hi threw the *hole glare of the light upon his ownidee, which coold therefore be molt dills** teen t he had alto insetber "portunity . of feeling him very clofely, steady, in that pe ri od of that ftruggle when his finger was in the prifaelr!l mouth. • f. 1 • , 4 In anfwer to Come queftions put bylie Lordftdp, Se raid he was cretaio that the pied was loaded with ball, for that . (although the ball was net found) there was a didina mark on the *all which it bad grazed, and taken off a piece .ad lime in motto pave; he was alto certain that thepaoner fired the pt of deliberately and idtendaskW. The teftimony of the profeetnew.seali elf*, con firmed by that of another winters, aiblackliddith be trade, This poor man rented but one Weeping his wife being then io.Lthour• he hafticned In* that cirenmftance is be out in •theltroot, but i' Tome diftance from -the plamcat: the hour this bufinefs took place.; be. met the polisher whom he had never fan before, 'shoat dame o'Clock ,isi Oe morning, and inked bias what-tees the matte, ' k.he heard *gun fuedi-the prifoner replied, "0. .is n othing at -all hut a fight :" • 44 Fight or 10 " replied the witnefs, se I do not bite to hew fired at this-hour, ancll have a mind to fight or make you flop." The p rifoner walked on, a nd , the witnel followed him with the inten. tios of (sizing him, which the prifoner pet ceiving, drew fomething from his break, which the witnefs believed to be a piftol, and (truck him a violent blow on the head with it, which fiunned him for Tome time ; he, however, continued to purfue - him, and theprifoier feveral times turned about, and prefenting a piftol, threatened .to (hoot him if be continued to purfue him any farther; upon which the wits:cf. at lengtisclefilied. He Paid that be was fo claret° the p rifoner the feveral times . that he _.•;1 7 " • I * 6 • : MMus imd ~ ~. .. . ,w;tli boii ai the pfireiutesiiiithp..... inurdirout ',triton: "Thtr vim: was se. • '4l b i t ' tulir liatityki upon willia el. • - .,. .~ .. ; fcred L l = In' tbe evidence of ti. ' ' e ery ' alkdirev9 ther 'attention. ,il. - t : of pains bid been taken ' to afeertain Illialiall, which code 'fii 'nectar/ foithe Jury ' iiiligtre eltablifhed; ' Mettler die piflol. Alias deli. 4Witely fired, or *haler It *lett not 'Wit gone la accidentally ? andiVO,Wheibtris vita i loaded Ivrith ball or not? Iftirtluryinuttio doubt that the Miniver delibintoly. &ilea piablioakled with ball nit-the psoftentonthe intention vat** *, , skit crime proted, and rheylvirdt 6066 .. •' " guilty. If they could have any reafonable of the . piftorihaving teen ;bladed With liodkhbr .hoing been intention:VT(6ra, is flick cifeodmik plilbner Ilinuld - have - Ilk benefit of theftshillgiri :inn' it ens their ditty witegisit bite. ',-,..;v brie; ,1,- llsi jury, withoutlefitotion, brnaTibti* *he iri !rerdia--Quilty, and the prifoner was lefibfirc obtitts T -• ' ' ''""7""f!: , % . .• . . 1 . " , . -EXECUTitiNS. i. , !.: 1 v,jiiia, 01 21X ;•, Qs Friday. lei wArteiecuted it tbetignotit .of DOone Afilishiar.Youl And -W .541'711 . • .• "conviassLat she late AM: ; the former, cipal, and the latter as an accomplice %l . gbh*: glary. of nlich 1 4fongliiVg Olc F lll .o l M i nfri a i s ' as Aber appeared 'in evidenor :—•- '.7. .: z i.,, ?, , c . 19 the night of the '20(.0 ft ztv iii...r.on g'cli, Mr. Houel, Ak :: , ;'' who keeps i farm in a lone fituatiOn;t , a. e ; 0 ",VI • of Salcwnbe , near Plymouth, was at Capper "- his faniily p confitting rife ... 4'loßn perfon's; ivli their,attentiOn was atttiadd&* the ittliiiiing 'tier* dog under the , Milk And t the ferwtnt stilt 'WA fat to fee - if - any; iperfon was itome'ttilibi Lhoufe; but before flii resiehed the dioirkwhitla was *idled lisfore v •ilas lour riven ruilsed.-., faces blacked, their back; nocley .41cir , 1 / 4 1k blud l l4v;Kal tiß444 ge 4f! 9 tkit.,4 4o 7' they were living in bnt.they,wotticiput mint e„ they:then in tile moll bruttat tni by a terrible bloit'on _ the tahli,johipedlete4 . sifideofie bf the 7 ' .. 1. 0‘ 46 4 ---- , Was folloWedby ik it teems took -reftege._ : __ - 111.0'11'‘- young - Man rart tb. lib itiOtn ti) f/tt e itialket , dad returning met ii VI imitlitt' t h is ftp elf= the Bairn, Who, with an . oath, threatened-Mil Rititti iti• ftintlitath unlefi he laid 'stride' his-arnte, - • **Vim inidhitilZlfnapW- n'. -. T . iiftot; wliicil Incliiltelalbed lit .. : T. ci-rautift *isn't** miille-fifilow lit: .: ...Witlethe lime iticrbf hit piedeiliihieh stet Mill' :bider the eteeand kncidtett ithn—over the ftairs ; be then jumped out of the window, to procure Aftancei and . .esbalinstfidei hi heard a voice exclaim . ": I Daininel why .dM!k. you. &e' and-another piftol wein;:ot , :iPusin Aim time, Mr. Honey experienied4kt *album% i* the kitot .ilis 1104 pa' biett--in fo 40ciring IMMIX that birinrkleetliog satiPParfilitilriik-. lea so manta, *it) imaVife, itho had plflopoorecl to Cave thelife of her hulband at the peril of het fate, Mr....Honayit,afteri A 'little. neweire4 two of - ctbe:.#94444444: andles ,I*4l,llbettml! to makelieef:cane, btit ! wounded as nit to lit t Oble ,tp 'he lay, tad but a fang itiiin blood flowing fo cVaufty called for thee above the money,lor their fate reit:" and on their going. ip U. . was helped by his little ap prentice boy out into an orchard, where he fainted and fell down, Sind when be (Min to -bitted( he ~ found his doglickingthe blood from his wounds; fhortly afterie heard the men, go down a lane juft ' by. Nothing was miffed from the houfe but' a cavalry fabre and two odd piftols : the end of an , oar, with the marks of blood and hair on it, was ; found the next day near the houfe, and the fabre was difcovered Come time after Ruck in the thatch *fa barn. None of the family . could identify the prifenen, but by the defcriptcon of is tall. man, another fomewhat tall, and two others of the mid= die flat= ; but Tome time after, one of.the party, :gained Moyle, was taken up in Cornwall, for a lary there,.aad turned King's evidence against Jewell, Hockaday, and one Wall. He (wore, they went from his houfe in a boat to the beach leading isigg to Mr. Haney's; that they blacked their. faces with gunpowsla. mixed with water; that they I threw awaythn end of the oar, near the fpot where it was family: tad be defcribed the . plate where they thick the &W. -• Moyle had the matt under the eye which the young man gave him with the butt end of his .pieee. Hockaday, upon his ap ! prehenfion, was recognized as having been to Mr. Honey's Tome tittle before, with a lighter of dung, which he helped to unload, andlfterwards repaired to the houfe, where he was: giten Tome meat and drink; the denied. this at fitft, bin after wards acknowledged ie to be true. Wall was re fpited for a month. .- • . . . On Monday fe'nnight - VA Carla*" stine execut ed at Durham, purfuant to his fentesoi,at the !aft •Affizes, for a burglary in the dwellinthoufe of Mr. Greenwell, in Gatefhead, and for (hooting at the (aid Mr. Greenwell witha loaded piftol. Carleton wars notorious .offender, and had been conneaed with the Towns's family, aiding and atEfting iat _ ._.. their depredations' - er at coclor ostim. 1302'4 Ahn..f,n)ff,.tt ; Orne time, recoven% ia , OM Eilfil with a ffic4. orfii An4extounng to.light the cr. elrhe lie tried t `co biiions fil woande r iljnifelf, and as he ia metiOg'lotlight 'the tit* over biceps. The ilea kits, to " bring Own ti fhoald be worfe than the r up itairs, Mr. Honey was •itas eptisecilrotwiehoptivAtter, • ht.:the:fedi like. taiWeAtitk . their eir collars open, their mebßucied• anci p grfu lg iat e k i to l 4,* 11.7. wTit in - luxury, t par • put them .alLtg 41eine then f trtife thet,i rt prtiiimii;;ThiipOtlittee, ( liowthe hails I4OWL* bi a:tharthefotsoi lieis 7 t to* tidied zuttt; t li . ot gip ingrarre he; rage_ his .tathee'e.llo44= the 4 . * • ~~. ' .. , , - COURT OF REQyESTS, AUG. 3t. DOYLE D. OARS SISIN D TN* 4111011410 T• The plaintiff hid been employed. as a printer by Mr. Garnerin force time previous to the 3d of June laft, on the recommendation of a Mr. Car bery: '.This Gentleman provedi that Mr. Game rin and his interpreter, a Mr. Errington,..called on le plaintiff on the ad of June, and haviog livered tickets of admiffion to the place of ate" ! Pion in Lord's Cricket-found 20 his fon, two Dlt . prentices, and other workmen,- requed Boyle's affinance in the preparations and regula tions which were neceffary to be made on the morning Mr. Gatneriu had fixed to go up hi:* balloon. Mr. Garnerin, however. did not go kip that day; and hand bills, noting .his &term!• nation n - Clot to afeend, were prin by Boyle, lusi dittributee as early as ten o'clock. .At twelve Mr, Goneria left the Cricket ground, leaving the bat: loon, vitriolic bottles, and other apparatus, under the proteOion of the Police and Military. Tbefe guardians, however, did not remain long on the fpot ; and foon after three o'clock, .Boyle found the, paling brokedown in various dire&tions ; and the mak breaking in on the property left to his charge. which confined of the vitriolic bottles, Etc. the balloon itfelf having been removed to Marl. hovotigh-Orcet. The plaintiff then applied to tome Police con&ables, who were in an adjoining pub lic houfe, to give their affinancein repellig the mob. Some of the performs employed in this bufi nets belonged to the Patrols of Bow-Rreet ,aed Worfhip-itteet, and informed Mr.-litayle that they could pot remain any longer fr_om their Rations than (even o'clock. The ebtiff conceiving him- , frif aging as Mr. Garnerin's agent, contented to let each of the .men who bad Jilted in prote in g the property, have a thillines worth •of bread and cheek and porter. When the plaintiff gave in his bill for pnnting, the publican's cheer was not included in it ; but when th: i ll r n et i s ws prefented, Mr. Garnerin, from tome • 'mete. ' tation of the interpreter orethe bill, andthr ew it , at the plaintiff's feet. Boyle farthc timed. that be undo rflood the-interpreter fag. to one of his • workmen...! Your Mailer has charged 200 bills . . for every as bills be printed I" To difprove this Boyle brought four of his men to the Public Of- See, Marlborough-greet,to make davits to the of the' bill. The ilia* demanded 'by the landlord for bread and cheefe and porter, was al. as. tod. which Boyle paid. In order to recover • foinething, he - reduced the bill to ti. 145. sod. and fmnieesed Me. Garnerin to this Court The jut tices were folly of opinion that Mr. Boyle was en.; Aged to his demand; but Carbery, who appeared, Mr. Garnerin, entreated the indulgence of the Court for a fiknighl, until the. return of Erring-: 2 • - lon, the interpreter, from Brighton. This the' rt was Willing to allow • but though both &Pie and Carbery mfe t he matter to a Gen-. demo, his &orlon. waasiaeit complied with. The. Court then found Boyle entitled to the amount of h (ammo= but as the debt was above 4os. he' bid liberty to withdraw his complaint, and =en bMs aaion in the Court of Ries amak,if etofe. Here this mighty matmtrefts .ke the, pant. Guttunaw,..—Ye&etday the fame nun. men-. Motioned in oar paper* of Monday, was brought up for re-examination, before Aldermen Sir Joins ANDERSON and BOYDERLp upon feveral 'charges of fraud, in obtaining property from various traddmen, upon falfe pretences. Several perfons appeared againft him ; but as the evidence is ea pate, and precifely that which has been fo fro quently condemned by the Judges, we forbear to report it, as the whole will come ODE on his trial. MANSION Housa.--Yelierday the Supercargo of the brig Adventure was finally examined, and committed to %mime for trial at the =filing Ad. stinky Seffions. • Snsowai..—Yefterday Sarah Mfr and Mary Wrigglekverik were examined on acharge of robbing a tailor of ish and , his watch, in Old Gravel.lane, a few nights finte. They were remanded for mow ther hearing. Worrscuarst.—Yefterday a black sin was examined a fecond time, on a charge of rofrb4 a foreign roman of his watch, and was com m it for trial. - yams: Davis was - charged with two :Saints; one on a wiSman and another oti•the connable. who was conduaing him to prifoo oo Monday night; He was detained on both affanks, until he flsolki find bail to anfwer for hir conduit at the (ZEarekel Sefficms. Union Hait.—Yellerday now Mee, ad vertifed for Come weeks pan, as being one of the .ay apprentices who abfconded from their md. I eon when the mifguided fhipwrights ftruch work at the leveret private yards, was brought up by Mi 4; one of the officers aitending.this Ace, and chalked by Mr. Trufitt, his mailer, with fo ab. fconding. He could not deny-the shame , but fail he thought he was right in doing what other peo. pie had done, and that ht had returned to his work as Coon as the men and the matters had agreed.-- 'fhis Mr. Trifitt admitted, but raid that he had refofed to employ him until his condua was ex plaited before the Ma ''orates. and partiesl:2 how be was rupparted during his abreact. parties accepted, tbe mediation of the giflrates the young man was dinned - return Ma - his work, and the to , 'A number of ' at the hinnies brokers. Mr. ' port the informations pleaded guilty , ed peaky of mediately. as titeat ntunlkr r t • dice:, s to get 2 rat titnnhet (If fmliteintnts, filch FAWN for cutting lion, pick•lcch, &c. &c. well isdnifted for his purple, into the,prifon, whi c h h e $S an old broom that lay in the apertm eht where he wsis confined ; this was difcoYered by the vigilance of M. Wolfe, the gaoler, end rc. mos*. He had afterwards a fretli fupply of th e fame Materials, Which he chncealed In the fleet.. cloth he wore; this was alfft difcovere4 by a fel tow pritotier, Who flept in the fame - apartoe n :, His left refourh then was, a dependance tm his • , ifirefs (Scott), who was, a d ay or two b e f ore t h e ime appointed foil. his execution, ro, bring him a fit ihpOly of implements. - She came pinaually .the tunt,_attended by a clergyman of the. Ro: an. Catholic perfuadon,. whom fhe had requelled o 0001, the. prifoner for religious purpOfes ? but *laeotentiOn of Mr. Wolfe stout defeated this 14 tatteaTtArrefufing all meets to the prifoner, u m , Wrait. .. -4/14!riti:li. w hiff . I . q li orjr ) th b :a c parti 'a :itient witete* the prifofter 'Was, Mn;l &Lott was f earc h ec tkr o w e e of Mr., Wolfe, and the Wirt": Alentx:oofore. alluded to found upon her. All hopecof skiving , being now.* an end, Carleton begita to difcover marks,of repentance and contri. tjon for his crimes. 1 - 14 W4o,lelflOved frQm t h e i .01bn about half paft levels o'clock in the morning ComodedbyMr. WarOlit Itotian Catholic Cler, :g 111;411ivof which perfea fi on Carleton was) to t h e we of eweantion. At the fatal tree, Mr. Wa r . 1 e 'by, Carleton!' define ; informed the fpeaa. tor Sow, that-lanceinfetfed his guilt, and requeled for. givvierafigti the tunny injuries he had done. He Opp tied up t in a few minute: r and died apparently fileititqat a *niggle. - . After having hung the ufual 'time, he was cut down, and removed to the Gal. Mows Field for interment; prior to which, his mif. trefs (Scotqvift ctimply-gripped him to the !him BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. -- . - ro t , Odbobar 36. Nit Grant, of Lawrence-Pountnc)Alarte, Lon e" Away*, at tee, at flOrildhalL, Su olie . Thema. Wooder . ort and John Wooderoil, of She& DifoosrTarkei{re, donab-manufadurers and copartners, ', - ' ' '-ifthe Tontine fan. Sheffield. 'LI e :: . ,-..: BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. I h ac Leverett Ow 7 04 0 0 1 0 V0f egideaballi- C _ _ BANKROVTS.. George Malfiron and jofiah Shard, of Huddersfield, Yorkilire, dYeras dealer*, chaptnen apt enßartners, to furrendcr Sept. 11,13; at the, Oid Cook ln% Halifax, and Oetober is, at the Germs k m , t h ,a4 g refigidoripm. .4ratornies. Mr. Coalthark . I}e4ford-haw , ,,f.ondon; or Str..Swainfos, Halifax. Tbrilat zne, of Sorkwark, Surrey, vidualler, &mkt la iZ t y,l+. and n. d Odtober 12, at ten, at Gralha Ankittity b . Odin* -=, junior, Colcman-ttrect. . • .. •DIVIDENDS. Seßt..lB..)3oolnlecr Omni, latent' the Hay Markt, litsddlefez, net.ntai lt h nide& twent-maket, at ten, at 4sitdhalL Sept IL .1 Alder, 'of St. Tohntltreet, Clerkenwell, obi. ;In ten, at Guildhall. • • ' Sept. 25.. Rhihard Hedden, at Bleatiogham, gun-waken a eirrompt 4 i n li s Shall:eta.= Tavanilirmingbaa. Sgict Is. ChriAlan asswig Garber*, of Aaverpsel, mer &Wt. pie,at . the Sig; and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Sept.'ll., Willitnn Thereat, of Plymouth-Dock, Devcatire, thclpiteipasr; at em, as tAindbalLLandori. Sept. 25. Francis Ere ntnal, of Derby, grocer, dealer and chap niansif ele ven, at the Talbot Jan, baby. 0614.,37. . HenryH i Mille, now or_ Ate of Liverpooloroolloo• cliraperist eleven, at the Glebe Tavern, Liverpool. Sept. ti. Thomas •Iktimpfon,' late Of Beninghohne Gray, is Holdernefs, Yorkadre, dealer and chapeau, at eleven, at the Tier inn, Beverly. •:: . Soot. is . Edward Simtbani ilvilikhadjahe Stanley, of Liver pool, merchants and COpatibran t at decal. at the Angel Inn, •Dale. Brett, Liv erpooL . ..,,... ; • , *pl. 24. 'William Batley, late ' of Malmelbary, Wilts, vietual ' . leer and Takao', at eleven; at the Fleece Inr, Clrencdtcr. 71ligst'az. Abraham Zinion Doneker Cidvelje, of Laseafter, IllerChallt, at eleven, at the houfe of Francis Hillidgr, in thy • ;Market - puce, Nia ' cheacr. ' - }d. Richard Blackburn, of Balton with Harrogate, VOA. the, mercer and draper, at iikven, at the Crown and Bell Inp, Knarcibarough. - • - lie. LS; jamas Lawfon,rlkfartaiwitreet, Spitalfidds,chait mike, at ten, at Goildlall. Sept. 2 0. WUflam Radford, late pf Liverpool, miTcer and drat pen if ten; at the Rinita-I, Inn, Coventry. Sept. se: lifißiaut Smith, of Monkvrearnionth Shore, Darbanu Ihiphailder, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Biihopwearmooth. Sept, 1.4. Thomas. Shard** of Sculcoatcs, Yorklbire, w eb:ant, dealer and ebaprnan at eleven, at the White Hart Ta vern, biagßoo-upon-Hull, feilmonger. SEQUESTRATION PN SCOTLAND. Creditors of James Greeofhieids and Co. late mar.ofaderers is Glafgow f oneet In Charles Campbell's counting-houic, 15th September, 1a o'clock, to give Mari:talons. BIRTHS. Os Sunday Taft, at Montreal, Kent, 'the Right Hon. Lady Amberft, of a fin and heir. On Sundt) , evening, Mn Taylor, of Hatton Garden, of a fon. M.ARRIt.D. On'Wednefday bit, at the Church of St. Clement Dana, Lott 'Secant Falkland, to Mifs Anton. DIED. On the 7th ult. at his hours at Argemeriii, in France, in t!ie 62d year of Ms age, Dr. Daptanil, the tranflator of Nickel's Don** Medicine. On Thurfday laft, at Govan Bank, near Glafgow, in tl'e 'prime of life, John M'Gregor, Efq. of New York, met63o - the 28th alt. at Southampton, Lady Jane Ferry, filter to the Earl of Dyfart: On Monday, at his hook in Bridge-itreet, BlackfriiN 3ged of, John Efq. hue an eminent merchant of tile City of Yelterday, the infant daughter of Mr. N. Stokes, 0 : 1 . 4m. bard-ftreet. ---- • . HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORP,OW Morning 39 oiinutes after 4 • Afternoon 56 minutes after 4 -- DISEASES of the URETHRA and.CERTAIN COM PLAINTS. AS Cole Proprietor of - Daran's celebrated med , - Gated Boogies and timedies, Mr. Dufours informs Lite Public r ittit he may as ufual be cool - Lilted daily from 9 to his bode, No. 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on Cafel ot Striaurec , V ). &radians, Gleets, &c. Om as well as Debility, and every ...uirder what fecreey is fo effential a requifite, that Mr. D. 12 3 1; rovided a fpacious houfe, that every Patient maybe introduced la a fepirate apartment. Mr. 1. his for many years confined 3 hlntfelf, to that department of Surgery. and from extenfive pniftce, and the molt Battering fuccefs, he is enabled to offer a method gun% mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reftraint In diet, and preventing the poffibility of a rela7re.- Perron; in the country f t -sting their cafes fully, in a le tter, en doling a one or a two 'pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the antount. For the various fymptoms, &c. ke Mr. Dußnir's Treadle on the above complaints, price 2s. 6d. the fifth-cakes to be had of J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho; H. D. Symonds. Pattrnolter-row ; and of the Author. lodated for the Proptictors by JOHN DANIEL. gir 6 l- a ftro n o d t) attztsrt i o . Pit . to f ireerric rT Ip ap • ACNO.-1, Otrey-fbest, and at tbe • -- - So eawei..—Yefterday Sarah Keifer and Hwy ,In anfwer to (owe queflions put is Lord, env/Lary IaIUIC 411 U /WU tnna yis waits ..am .r.asw• va issa with of marks September, 11 o'clock, to give infirm:lions. . - irriggkAaerth were examinedonachargeof robbing Se laid he was cretaio that the. ' Iwo loaded of blood, and hair On it, (pis found the neat da y near the houfe, and the fibre a &tilos of i sl: and , his watch, in Old Gravel-lane, with ball, for that (although e hall was not.BIRTHS. was dikovered Come time after find in the thatch , Am Os B°ll4 Y of alai!. Montreal,. stidheir. • a few nights flute. They were remanded for an°, found) there was a diitinft mark on the Wall which ther bearing. 'it bad graied, and taken off a piece off lime in its .0f , .... barn. None Of the famil y . could identify the but by the defcription of a tall man, lion.. Kent, 'the Right Hon. Lady On Sunday evening, Mn Taylor, of Hatton Garden, of a WlllTlCHArsi.—Yelterday a black man was poleaxe; he was elk certain that the ptifoner fired Illesratenv examined a fecond time, on a charge of robbing the padoldeliberattly and intentionally. another fomewhat tall, and two otheri . of the midl-, ~ a foreign fcaman of his watch, and was comm i tte d The teftimony of the profecutor.was alto con. dle fiature ; but fome time a ft er, one of.the party,' , M.ARRI t.D. On'Wednefday bit, at the Church of St. Clement Danes. . . for trial . - . - ifirmecl by that of another whiles, aiblack fi nith by named Moyle , was taken / 11 i) in Cornwall, for a • 14041flkonnt Falkland, to Mils Anton. !rad r., This poor man rented butting . Soom, and 33ur e ar Y there t au4 turne d in le se'ridenee W i lla ' ' • ' DIED. yaw, Arai: was charged with two afaults; one his w ife b e ing th el. i w iaboor, h e j ee pp e ued f ro m Jewell. Hockaday, and one WW. He (were, they. On the 7th ult. at his hours at Argemeriil, in France, in 6 e on a woman and another on -the conliable , who went from his honk in a boat to the beach leading that cireunsliance to be out in the - aegis but at was condoling him to prifon on Monday night. t . _ , 6sit year or us age, Dr. Dupbnll, the tranflatur of B4rlLin's Demi* Medicine. ' this to Mr. H fome difiance from the place, at lite hour with . way's.; that they blacked their faces - He was detained on both *ranks, until he should On Thurfday fait, at Govan Bank, near Glafgow, in tee bufwefs wok place ;he 014 A the wseasses whom gunpowder mixed with water; that they • 'prime of life, John M'Gregor, Efq. of New York, met-chart find bail to anfwer for his condos% at the (Zi2arto : he had never ken before * about t i clock in threw away the end of the oar near the (pot where On the 28th ult. at Southampton, Lady Jane Ferry der t 0 Seffions. , , the morningb and alked before , what Mb the matter, it was found, and he' defcri'bed the plate where the Earl of Dyfart: Lbws Hizz.—Yelierday now Meow, ad- for.he heard *sun Fired: the prifouet•replied," 0 they flack the fabre. •• Moyle had the mark under On Monday, at his hook in Bridge-flrect, BlackfriaNated ir ertifed for fame weeks pall, as being one of the it is nothing at .all hut a fighte' 4, Fight or no the eye which the young n o T k n a rve him with the a' 8 1 dirc..Eddowcs, FA. Luc an eminent merchant of Coe City many apprentices who abfconded from their mar. butt end of his piece. H y, upon his ap: Yelterday , the infant daughter a Mr. N. Stokes, 0 : 1 - 411. • Maisel the witnefs, "I do not like to hear prehenfion, dr was recognized as .having been to bard-ftrect. ten when the mil aided fhipwrights (buck cor k , gu fi g i n d e '' fired at this.hour, said have a mind to fi ght Honey's fome tinle before, with alighter of at the feveral private yards, was brought . lir 4 , 7 you. or make you aep, " The pannier walked. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Ma one of - the officers attending . his &es sod Morning 39 Minutes after 4 chaiged by Mr. Trufitt, his . mafter, yid( fi n ab. on, and the witneft followed him with the inten. dung, which he helped to unload, andnftcrwards tioo of (sizing him, which the prifoster pet ceivinet repaired to the hook, where b e was given fome Afternoon 56 minutes after 4 konaing. He could not deny the ebasr, bat Aid drew fomething from his bread, which the witness meat and drink; %he denied• thisat fit((, but after- . _—.-. he thought he was rig ht in doing what to other peas believed be a piaci', and (truck ruck him a violent wards acknowled g ed i t to be true. Wall was re- DISEASES of the URETHRA ancISERTAIN C OM- ple had done, and that be had returned to his work blow on the head with it, Which dunned him for ( p ited for a month. A S C o l e Proprietor of Durum's celebrated met ,- as Coon as the men and the mailers bad agreed.— fome time ; he, however, continued to purfue -•• On Monday fe'nnight John Carkees was execut- - 1 . 1 wed Bougies and ',medics, Mr. Dufours informs Lila 'This Mr. Trifitt admitted, but fail that be had his honk , No. 5, Frith - Br et t , Soho, him, and the prifisier feveral times turned about, ed at Durham, purfuant to his (entente et the lag Public...oA he may as ufual be confulted daily from 9to•. at refaced to employ him until his conduct was ex. and prefenting a pilot, threatened , o (hoot him if Affizes, for a burglary in thedwelling.houfeof Mr. on Cafe, ot Striaures , _ - plailsed before the Magiftratet. and particularly be continued to purfue him any farther; upon Greenwell, in Gatefhead, and for (booting at t h e ft d er Gleeu, &c. tec. as well as Debility, and every ,s - -how be was fupported during his abfence. which the wits& at length -cleftfted. He Paid that (aid Mr. Greenwell with . a loaded piaci'. C arleton jara pro e v r id:d hat a fpa ree CiO reCY Ul k ii r f° effcneLl a requifitet that Mr. D. ill parties accepted the mediation of the Ma Brutes ; ..ou.e, th at every Patient maybe introunca. , he was fo dote - to the prifoner the feventl times wawa notorious offender, and had been conneaed in a fepirate apartment. Mr. I. has for many year con fi nes the young was di reaed to return te. ant "14 that be turned about fin this manner, that be Vas with the Towns family, aiding and alliliing and the to employ him. , perfealvicue that the prikner at the - bar was the their depredations for Many years : his manner of r' i n bimfelf, to that department of Surgery, and from extenfive a o nc i t the mi nio l it Battering fuccefs,. he is enabled to off er' piaßtod cf. efficacious, requiring no confinemen 'A number of informations came= to be beard, man 1 he had never fees him before, but bed life was altogether diffolute, card-playing, cock: or reftraint in diet, and preventing the poffibility of a rela2l4 at the wh at . of Mr. stanuood, agni s nft pawn. oa k en f ae h n o ti ce of um upon that occa4 ale: on,,that fighting, pring and (baling. were .the whole of Palm's in the country flaring their carts fully, in a ItAter, en- brokers. Mr. KOAPP attended as Counfel to Cup wbaa be fair him fevers' months after going to hit emgoyment ; and he had been fo fucoefsful iii 40ftse a one or a two pound note, will have properzernte r s . port the infornsationn Thcfruater Pan of quo gaol upon mother eharge, be - Immediately cried, this way, as to acquire property to the amount of latrotirte.ram fe mat- en F t l e le the .: trines us "Irst,";riCcB4„.fe6el the pleaded guaty, and were coaviifted in the inyigat- lo Try th e ~., irhojinick . As with the pi ftol ;" pool. or thereabouts, which proper t y le_ agned, aot.otitien; to be had of J. Callow, Crown-enuni 'oho; H. ed peaky of sal. and coess•wh i e b was Pawl elan- be could brine * 4hot, sad would . rwear it preiioas tp his trial, to a woman . the name of D. sysirons,Pateriialbs-row ; anti of the Author. • snediately. . . now. # • . ; Scott, who lives at the °dawn, ieafthat tows, ;,.---,t-.-7 , .' . -._ -----' Asreet nosSer of isforlistioos snow oat * Tr ir roos, bow' , alitiwiter witnefesr : . With whoa; he had cohabitedpaay years.— w . ..tAtiCiti i Faintest for the Proprietors by JOHN DANIEL. • • • .. las pasogent.wlisli Walifigi 40 dig 777 10104014611 1 400 . ' • ,S ''' ' " -hi& naisd, - .f9' boss and .-• by LRVEL XVIST ( . 0 • • • iris to $ , .:ti. .„ • ... ' ' •Aa .#10:1, Chrerekeat. and st d r • ........,.... gi.1.1.• ... - • • . • .... _ • s " "f lmisil" ll* Ali"laii* Our , limjna esijimil, .do • ~. . , t h s ti me o f hi teeco i v. i n f ew o oe , o,, t . h e • s top ., , i la =l-ibwast. , ) act:117.4,a Pl9irrixo-onier,f;.... 1, .~.. r,; r 'r' 7E. ailigtbtd, natab of tows. :44 Moo a "was directed to return 011ie work, that he turned aboet fuithis manner, that be was with the Towns's family, aiding and affißing in' rto employ him. , perfealyinre that the prifimer at the - bar was the their de p red a tions for Many ?WS: his manner of . )(informations campon to be beard, man I be had wet fees him before, but had life was altogether diffolute, card-playing, cock= e o f M r . s ta n woo d, ma id pawn. ta k es f u ch e w es *fig= upon t h a t o cc;4oB,,tbat fighting, piliering and Reeling. were the whole of User attended as Counfel to Cop when be few him feemul months after going to hit employment 1 and he had been fo fucoefsful 114 11111tiOn& The-Feuer part of them pot upon somber charge, be. immediately stied, this way, as to acquire property to , the amount of r, and were caseated In the midget- * Ti m my t h e ma t r hsli t sehist with the piftol r soot. or thereabouts, which property ha affigned, sal. and cons..which was paid am- he amid havniernat *elest, and wouldfwear it preeions tp his trial, to a woman of. the name of . • - - . now. s • _. ; Scott, who lives at the Onfeburn, near town, maw of infonUaticas an tow oat • The ipaifolor ag' ollimitor witnei!eo r . .. . With whoa; he had cohabked many yea ",_ coefhasess; fort oftlistifitig Lod ibia r n ifiniseed . sbc • .- , • _ the tint! of hitremis . in feokse, (3 ,the - stat piewagen,witiab posilios big oriole to dig ~ ~ ' lohistimidams .• • 'VW' .. , 0 - ... - hi& aais, 9 - 2 • • • . • • .....