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QLD B.Au.zr. S • Yederdey eleven prifouers were tried at the Old Dairey, tit/0 of whom were capitally convicted, viz. Witham Wilfiasu, for burglationfly breaking and entering a dwelling-houfe belonging to Lornidul grave, and dealing therein a trunk containing fa veal articles of men's wearing apparel, the proper ty of John Doling. who was Groom to Lord Mal grave, and occupied certain apartments over the nobles in Harley Mews. The prilostr, who had' been his' old fellow fervent, called on him in the evening of the 6th of June, law him open hi, trunk, and went out with him about half pat Moe. The winters locked the door. and all the doors and win dows of tbs. cable were - faftened. In about an • hour and a half afterwards he returned, and found the door had been opened and the trunk taken away. - A woman, who was wife to efoldier a and lived in Dorfet Mews, Paid, that the prifoner called on her about ten o'clock on the night in queftion, and afked permiffion to leave a trunk there which he ezpeded from the country. The woman knew the prifoner, becaufe (he had waffied for him. He brought his trunk to her houfe at eleven o'clock, and left it in a cellar, for greater fecurity. Another woman, who lived in Harley Mews, Paid, The law a man, on the 'night in queflion about eleven o'clock, running away with a trunk from the part of the Mews where the profecutor lived The Paid there was a great deal of light at this time. The foldier, with whole wife the trunk had been left, went an d gave information concerning it at Marlborough-greet Police-office, as loon as he heard of the prifoner being taken up; and this trunk was (worn to by the profecutor. The only queflion that now remained was, wile. ther it was fo dark at the time the offence was committed as to make it a burglary. The Learn. ed Judge obarved, that if the goods Stolen were worth aos. the prifoner could be capitally conviift ed without any burglary being proved; and as the woman who Paid fbe law the man pals by with a trunk at eleven o'clock, alto Paid it was a very light night, he thought it was the fafeft way for the Jury to lay afide the idea of burgiary. The Jury found him Guilty of dealing the To. lue of aos. which makes the offence capital. marine or 113112-30T111. Thomas Thaws: and Afar:arcs Theism, his wife, were indided, the former for forging and counter feiting a certain note proporting to be a Bank of England note for IL and the wife for uttering the fame, knowing it to be forged. Mr. Gas Row of Counfel for the profeeution fiat. ed all the circumfienees of this cafe to the Jury. The mercy of the laws, he obferved, provided th* a wife was not anfwerable for any offence commit ted in the company of her huffiand, he himfelf cam. rnitting the fame offence. He trufted, however, he Arnold be able to fliew that the offence which the woman at the bar was charged with bad been committed in abfence of her hufband, and without any coercion on his part. In confequence of the iimmenfe number of barik-notes which the eircum fiances of the country unfortunately made it necef. Eery for the Bank to iffue, a great many perfons, slot ehoofing to apply . themfelves to honed induftry, employ their talents in the molt iniquitous mgiu jurious praCtice of foiling the (mall notes of i Bank of 'England. He fhould prove that the pd. loner at the bar was a whole.fale dealer in notes of this kind that he had made journies to Birming ham for the purpofe of procuring notes, of whi ch there was a great manufaCtore. in that town ; and that he filled up with his own hand the blanks tbaa were left in them for the dates end the fignaturea, It was aftonifhipg to conceive the-quantities that had been forged and circulated; bat he was hap py to find that this Odeon was likely to be put $ flop to by a late Aft wlach.the wildoira of the Legiflature had deviled for that purpofe. One of the principal witneffes who Should be called was a woman, who bad been the accomplice of the psi. loners; but her evidence would be fully coarobo. . rated by that of the Gaiter wltneffes, The fird witnefs c.alled, was John Murray, a lad living with, Mr. Lageock, grocer, of Hampton . Court, who depofed, that on the Lids of May, Mrs. Thome. in company with another woman, came to the drop, and purchafed tea and fugue to the amount of tea id. and tendered a I. note in payment. Mrs. Lalcock ezpreffing a doubt 41p, to its being good, defired the witnefs, to go out and get change ; he went to Mrs. Hipperfon's, the King's Arms, who changed the note ; he return. ad, gave Mrs. Thomas the money, and She left the Atop. Mra. Laficock and Mrs. liipirerfon corroborates& this teffirstony. and Dated, on us being dircovered to be a forged note, which was in a very Short time,, Mr. Laicock went in pur?uit of thefrefoner on the London road, getting a man of the ranee of, Groves, to purfue in a different direaron. Elizabeth Pepperday, a linen draper, ofmp ton town, depofed. that Mrsabomas came to her Shop, on the fame day, and bought force cottons, end,ffie gave change for a 51. note, which was alto, a forged one. John Walker, waiter at Mrs. Hioperfon's,,feid„ he law the two prig:mac, and, anotbea womais c at : Hampton Court. In 2 chaife-cart ; that icy flop. ped about zoo yards from Laffcook's, whell woman got out and went into the *sop, leaeipt Mr. Thomas in the cart. Thomas Groves, a conflable, Dated, that he. purfued on the food to Ewell,and after ridingatiout t beret-quarters of an hour came up with tin carts. flopped it, and fail " you are the psrrfons who have changed a bad note at Hampton, and muff come • Lack."' Thomas anfwered, Why did riser take ' the note if it was a bad one 1--My Dear. (addreff. low his wife), we know where we got it !" He was for dririsil on, but winters *filling on their returning. Thomas faid, 4 , let the women go back as they paged it, I will igo to two'', and fend a shade for. them." Mrs._s and her com pan ion of the cart to follow mimes, and rnas the women had proceeded but a little it being dark. Mrs. Thomas took jumped over a ditch, and off his hock to putfue her, ercaPea , and when he returned the other woman, Was alfwgone. Miriont Egginton (the accomplice) was next examined. who depofed that fome time back the lived with her mother at Birmingham ; that the became acquainted with the prifoners about three quarteri. of a year ago, front ha.vusg fold her hat band a herfe. That Com after Chrolmas tall Mr., Thomas applied to witnefs, at Birmingham, to get him tome forged notes, wbiCh ( he had done from a perfon in Livery-81;er. Birmingham, and for ' , which the received two good notes in return.— About three months after he came again and want ed more, which the procured from a' perfon in genyon.ftreet, and gave them to prifoner; this parcel was made of blank impreflions, and wanted filling up. Winters law nothing of the prifoners after this till the ad of May lA, when they ob tained at the latter place another packet, contain ing forty il. notes and fourteen 51. notes, which the gave to the prifoner, and he gave the perfon a guinea in exchange for them, being credited for fornething more. When the prifoner had received this bundle, he took two notes out, fealed them up in g letter, and tent them by the poll to London. The witnefs and her rifler walling to come to Lon don, let off with the prifoner, and arrived on Tuef day, the sth of May, at the Bull's Head, at Ewell, flept there that night, and the next morning they walked to the prifoner's honk at Epfom, where the witnefs aid her filler were introduced to the prifoner's wife. On the Thurfday the forged notes brought from Birmingham were difplayed on the table, and the prifoner let about filling them up.— The witnefs law him affix the number and the date, together with the cathier's fignatnre, and the clerk's connterfign. After having filled up fome of them, Mrs. Thomas conveyed them up (lairs for fecurity. On Monday morning, the r ith of May, Mrs. Thomas and herfelffet off in a chaife cart for Hampton, Mrs. Thomas hiving firft put a tk and two 51. notes in her purfe,.part of thole which had been filled up on the Friday. On their coming to Hampton Court, witnefs and Mrs. Tho mas paired off the notes, at a toy Atop and a gro cer's (hop, and at Hampton-town at a linen dra per's, for articles they wanted, the prifoner, Mr. Thomas, waiting forthem at a dillance . H aving finithed their bufinefs they let out on their way home, when they were o'rertaken by a confiable from whom they had afterwards .leaped. and got to Epfom that night. The next morning, the lath, they all abfconded, and from that time, till the t Bth, they wandered about, not knowing whe ther they went, till ' they were apprehended at Gravefend. The day before they were taken, l'homas learned that Legerwood was in cullody, whet; he exclaimed. " that is the worn thing that could have happened to roe." Legerwood was then called. who &poled to his having bought a conliderable quantity of forged notes of the prifoner, for which he bad given ax the rate of pas. for a il. note. He had received a 51. from the prifoner, on the Bth of May. which he had paired to his initheis, who kept a butcher's Chop at Epfom, for one given to him by Mr. Lad. brook, in paynaent of a hill ; and finally, that he bad confiderable dealing with the prifoner in forg ed notes. The notes were then put in and read, and the Infpeaor of the Bank slepokd as to their being forg_ed ones. jUalte LAWIIIIMeI fummecl up the evidence to the Jury with great accuracy ;. and obferved, that with regard to the guilt of the woman the law declared that a wife was not anfwerable for ao of. fence committed in the pretence of her hatband. becaufe the was tußpoted to be awing under his coercion. The principal quellion which the jury bad to confider was, how far the Woman at the bar was, fo circumaanced I They could not con. via her molds they believed that the did the a 6 Ilse was charged , with endisly of her own accord, and uncosuronled, by het kulband. The .rturfs without retiring, found Tbomasn.o. ate+GaiRADCO 6 .; andftvgatet Tbonaassos GaAs. Three Were conviaed of (Oozy. viz.. Pins loger for llealiog two dozen pair eileather gloves, from Mediu Hopwood and Hamilton. Glovers and Leatber•falters. itt Cheapfide., with whom he had lived as a porter. It appeared that in confequence of a fearch warrant, the gloyes:bad been found at the lodgings of two young, women inLeather.lane Holborn, to one of whom the pri , foam had proti:i6d, marriage.. butwho were in no cetpeS acceffary to or acquainted with the theft. The gloves were foram to, and the prifoner was fotual•-.-Osikt A s, risupieek for fiealing an iron.digefiti from !obe fhop of . Lardner, Ironmonger, in Qzford. Greet. zfisdrsev Locke was tried oa a IRMA& of Parlia mem to prevent tenants from embezzling their mailer's PrOPeatyr kit had hem jootruayroan for one week with ;linker. named. Rabe% Wrightcia the parith of St. Anne's, Salto. On the 25th of June, while he and his mailer were fettling th e at. Connin,,the lamer perceived that a Gamlen:in named Kyat2, who was always vory•pundual,, did not pay his bill, wbich.amounted to tbs. iod. On the fol lowing do" the prifoner cookout bread and did•not return till two o'clock the neat tootling, at which tint be was intoxicated, and then negieeting the. work he was defirod to perform, he went away and did not return, any, more. His wafter, altar fere. ral enquiries, found hini•out., and tithed him about the account of the former day. and about Mr. Ryan's bilk The prifpner laid the bill bad not 'been paid, and when the mailer took- bold of him to prevent him from going away, the other gave .10rp i feveral violeon brows. • Mx. Thosnas kyan (wore, that the money the pri, 'fooer vms.charged with embezzling, had been paid at the time he prefented the And. fit. Wen acqnitted, Einterd &or" Afaelaed Thessaal,,yeieet .74.4 farmed &ohm. yam c om ot wag indided for the waful murder of Francis,Leees, on the 4th of June, at a public hoofe is Spital-fields. The prifoner and the de ceded were labourers belonging to the Eail-India Company's Wzrehosfes. They had, been drinking at a public-boufc, where they quarrelled, and fought confequocc of ajt agreement between , both ; while they were fighting, the deceafed re. aired the blow which caufed his death. The Jury found the'prifoner--.Nor !fa.. Jay 'e was indiaed for patting off two Falk half-guineas and two feven-flailiog pieces, to one Dtranpby,nt the price of tos. for the whole, know- Mg the fame to be fa* and counterfeit. Damp/1y the witnefs fwore, that he bargained with the prifoner for the foie of this counterfeit money. He paid him in marked pieces, which he received from Mr. Powell, Solicitor of the Mint, and as loon as he concluded his bargain, the Officers were reedy to apprehend him. Mr. Pawell himillf was oxarnined, and Rated, that he paid the witnefs, Dunphy, for his information, and that it was cullotaary for the Mint to CiIICOII - informers againa titterers of bad r.vmey.— Upon crofs.exammation, he admitted that he had carried to be apprehended two wiurtfes for the prifoner, as they flood aorged with a confpiracy for getting Dunphy out of the way that he might not give evidence in the prefent carafe. The defence of the prifoner was, that the whole was a confpiracy spunk him ; and that he had lent Durnphy (mm mousy, who paid him in the marked pieces which were afterwards found upon him. _ _ . Y' The Racoons" in fuanming up, obferved, that the whole depended upon the credit which they chofe to give to Dumphy's evidence, ac none elfe was prefent when the contra& was Rated to have taken place. He difapproved of lodging the cer tiorari, by which the indictment for the confpiracy was removed, and thereby deprived the prifoner of his witneffes, asit might as well hue been done after the prefent trial.—He alio reprobated the condu& of the Mint in laying traps to induce in dividuals to comtnit the aline of uttering and af terwards pro&cuting for that fad which they had fednced the prifoner to commit. The jury re turned a verditt of—Not Guilty. During the laft trial a man, calling hinsfelf an Attorney, who was very much intoxicated, made a moft outrageous difturbance in the Court. In the attempt •to force him out by the Officers, his cloaths were nearly all torn from his back. got of off; titii vxy. vibes t e r cloaths, wituia got LONDON' MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY,IttLY 3. PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. line, Lem to flea.. Nark ditto cos. to one.-Drs, 130 6t.—tin Paßiard, *3O. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, how the aoth.or jam to the siStla of Joni inclafffe. Total 194a0 ficks.--Averale 391. 41d. os. aid. Itlpher than loft return. • eau 1 s moron's Raritan sum Woman, joss 1. Wheat per 10. 331 os to 30 Co °aura v. 11 151. to 11 46 Itszki per W. al to so sl zoo Rye ol os to ol Ptak per v. cal os to ol os Beans al 7s to 3/ as PRICE OP HOPS ha the BOROUGH. View Bap y 1 os to lot os I Sew raskeas. 61 os tomb a SMITHFIELD. July 3. To ink the alhh—poe lase aft. Serf 4a od as is od Veal - 0 4 1 to 5 0 &I Mutton -4a ad to ss rod Pbek - ;a of to 6s cd Lank as. 116. h 6s. oil Stock at Market this asscaisg. Baia yoo. Soap and Lea" i 700 NEWQATE and LEADIINHALL, July 3. Per Rene of Sib. b tie amok. Beef 3s 64 to as Id Yea/ 3.6 6d to Is ad Mime 4* od to se ad Pueit so ad to 66 of Lamb Mod to 52 da PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb-AT LEADENHALI.. Putts, so to 5611 - - - iSfd to 1914 Ditto. 6o to 6611 - . • arid to 23d Merchants Beam - t9d to sod Drefflog kbiles - ... lad to *64 Fine Coed' Hideo - 164 to lad' Crop Hides kr Cumin - old to IDd InarOolinory . - - TO to tr 74 Calf Sibs, 30 to 70/bPor deem. • MA to add Ditm. to to Bolb - - lad to as& Mao 3o to oolb - . • ad to atd, , Small Stab (Greenland) per fla 26 64 to as 94 Large ditto - - root to toot Feedlots Tamed Hoek Hides - a4a or ass mat Caosi Skim . - am to 64• ger doom Piece of Back. pez load. Of os to of S. ROW HIDZS, Jolt 2. w i Hides (pea dote ) 3s otf is 3s 4D I.lBkitts to °Popped Middling as 8d to or sod Heavy Calf 10, ad emit Ordinary • ss #tois 66 Light Calf 7d per lb. PRICE OP TALLO IN LONDON. et. Jammers motet 3t 4* ?biro Tallow s 7004 mos Chios markt 316 34 Roth ditto (mt.) . 3doott toms Whiteelopel market 3a 34 R Obtain, (loop) so toes (per Roue MAW White CandießuNa.ssatoos .........-... Melting Stuff Os ad toot. 9$ tod Ditto Rouglt • 3121 od to 34a Avenge Price 39 3d Groves - ads od SO GP Good Dregs , memos . . Widow Soup, Tao to or... Mottled. lio....cordeSdis Coodito. ms., od,—Moulds. liti.o4. COALS, ply 3. - Belt Ctob to tiohol; al. to od. pertlailloft Delivered - 21. too. od. Sunderland. - ii 271. 64. 1, Delivered • 11. 6s. 6d. COUNTRY MARKETS. RETURN' OP 'MI RIME OP MEM* Tis the Ma vow of E*llTalt MOM, liptioClerivotiodentliii eativineAt titr,4 Joao . Floe Flour -. per.flark of s Bulkela -z0 Mrs. & Second - • ditto ditto - 018. to •. a. Titled - . ditto ditto - 444. to - . ..e. Rough Mal - ditto of 4 ditto - y 11ti,...m0 TO TX i MATill 00-0111 111111013 IMAM Tumidity these* Jpne. Pine Houfeholde per Sack. toos...por gallon -as 6111. locoed flour. - • ditto - 9912. • ditto • as. dlid- Third Flour, - - ditto _s_ d. _ - ditto - aa, A Merl, 4 Intliditto - o - ditto - to ad. NO aadotAillido low %arm, jam 30. I Paint 'tea so vas od Dow 4g. 00 , 3010 Pi Myr -.4, osl to --s ad Hoek do. —6 to •-•ts od Dm* om od to 36. ad W. Peak sof to to od Elm -•-• to 6os O : ditto Ms to Mir Ooss - . ads 3os 346 , Malt mover Cam* LYNN. pat Whist, 746 to 966 od T C . t i= its od to 266 od Rye, u6s od to S ts ad W. Peak, 266 od to 36s od Duley, 246 od. to 3as od 0. Peak, ass od to tot cd Oats, sib od• to foe cd Rape St 98. so Kan tat lboos. an. od tO,SBO od Coal II Id otilieT Cbmilliniln. BIM 14S. Ifall►Caeat, Dukes, the .rue of Wanda HMS. El* Of a daughter. As Clate-hasfe, Bea Wass, K au. Om/4* at Oka Lar ldtgh r.fq. High Seri, dabe Con rtv. are dienct. At Lord Vestry's, Mouetior-fapwre. DAIL J. Bake, :L s ok . tpt fon of Mr Widow !Nally, of IdatelCalkle, countylialwy. But. to Ma Br am &militia of Edward Bake, c Una Kook coney Menlo, Ef+ rid gned4roskv:r to Lad Vanary. Di NIL OD the tab tit. at AwAstasssona. Mn. nary limenassed ' Ma. hifoo , wife of O. Modem, Y. 19. 111 as 17 th par other age. 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BEG leave to infant, you that ever lime the yeas Op, I have hem afilidel wit/the Lass Veneta; which, from its obltinsaly reeling every cost* of modechte prearitiathy the molt entinalt of the faculty bete, and maw going forint revere toured of falividaa, and mite dliklargad ksar tbe vrltkliatir Mat wcnikb appear arta af an matt tonestals COMM lathe faring el aft year my dithrtisr had Pat at fiche bsod.as nearly to pot a period to my neon= t hada tate alter oo the crowd of my head,. one en each arm. end my logo went broke one in a Bisbee manner; ray legit tees drealtslly yeeduk and hat Setemio r ham of vitamin* fur theta& form ; my. leihheekalto ewe Imre mem ea ilk mammy n utbdildoun4,andgase int ibgh' cicesciatinfri o 9 y whim warm iu bent, oaa nearly to dap rive me rel. g irtt arts t curi mentahle Betel' was recomitiended'hy Mr. yißotteyv am, (who received fewest scum by tialw bere), arts* ewer Leake's Patent Pills. whisk I kagen to. do cordite s6th entity; in them:aide of a foradght I l'agata tortecios handltv-intikds more than a month the ukenuon my bead *Warms wcrefintoit. ly heafed--foon after the rum on rqy legs hetami an, lams listrimer, conildemble tilfeolotwatier in OM ho, at'diteln to Mc bone the left, whi th , by the likillopatthx; andahtd* longer pcdsverance I. your imahaelde Medleine r fubidid tits nodes difperfing, the (bin rerairting. itt natumE hue, and the nor. cereal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by yoor libe ralielme and medicine, perfedllyfree from all my &row corm pikinta-aarc recortood my fbanselpirk mditemithomnibma booms jelly and fat, In which. dam Meths wallintal Mai Media tattle allowiflament of all Mobster "dev I stets k'V is what teems to experts my "gratitude, but beg yen, ter the geod•of other failivingenortWe twar.kevarnaT elk ary•Elle as poEble, as I dull on every ma/nal its fit Mb. yea MI Ms* otllid.ter. your aritatel. nballentomarfamille Want, KEEX: WAILER. Swaa's Cleft, Uldll'amat. l4l4l 7* Wand% to the above cure .—John Tkompfon, 140:3.y Phaltrratarket;robn rePintofti , Old Afcmbr etdie,PWreoregh. Prepared and of by the fteeProprietor, ftIOPEASTAIIfe LOR, Manbsrof Me Royal Celtic ofifearmenuat hie tirade. N 0.9, New Bridige-krect..Loodeo; where, after a cenlim rell&oce of more that thirty-fag years, Me pradtioe particular ly dtredted is the cure of Venedel Complaints, and thole MI. dental to the Parts of Generation, with that invsolible farm which Mrs otter-Pr ofeekettilsettid always obterve lo hick corm. he darters isindelf, tbe.advite rot Alava& he grat CM:sully atio adniftere. to perform taking this Medicine, will he by *Warming Pohlk, as an advantage (dam attabable, citenne void obeli ambiguity. Alfa fold, by las eppokravent, for the ermvenienat cl drib MMg at a .4ffium, at the Perfumer's, We. 3,1, St. Allani , arm. t the Torlitop, No. los, Oxford-lima Mr. Difborotish's, No.', Flfh (tr..ti4dll; Mr. Steel, bodifdler. 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