Star. — London, England, 1812-11-07 00:00:00

_ - marble no record my name; The Muse forbears her patios, aid to lend, .. • Int Grail Jae vouchsafes is by my friend : Strike! lovely Seraph, strike die trembling lyre, ?sly soul transport, and. ever► vine hvildrem.- Come, tender Sympathiyin robes tar grey, ' come, hones Praise, to worth pour tributes pay; And thou, fair roetory, wreathed with verdsat bays, Imperial Diguhy ! exalt tny.l. ys. • Hail, SaloWeaca ! bail thy blood-stain'it plains Whilst Nlentory is, or hoary Time rema , ns, ' So long shy name ,ball Hee ; thy glorious name, The dread of Tyt ants and the Briton's fame— ., : .11s there lista: thurder roar, . Qpd at!‘d to bencrurs that she won hi fore— Tlikprancing charger listens to the sound, C ial's!' the str ...titbit, and trembling tre..tds the granniig . h . strong _ *Fig brit Lc MAICIIIANT brad; his valiant AAA strews with youth* heaps the blood;staiu'd Trl every serve the doubtful esuse to rave, Or, with its downfall, to ensure a grsve; Ile &Teas sbotide.r as the Chief drams near, * r - And calmed GaAs sinks b,neath his spear ! Cease. Triumph, cease! and Victory droop tby bead, FAr thy La, Mascuaar numbers wiet the dead By chitty wounds &eremite La MARCHANT Nes e And crown'd with glory for Lis ',..'orantry dies. Oh, happy mortal; thy humorist name, /shall stand exalted ip tbe rolls of fame; And future ages shall, with rapture, tell, How prat Le MARCHANT i the battle fell !. And thiai! an whom the hopes of Albion rest, Receive the transports of my grateful betel ; !Greater: in battle, and in council wise, Thou art the spring from whence our glories rise; For prudence tam's' and plans that cheat the foe, anima In ems, to WRILIX atom we owe Thro' the long annals of eternal time, 11le.rdous Chief! retiowed to every clime, The' splendid feats shall dart their gßttering rays, ' Scare Usutpatioo, and the week' amaze ! Rea&rg. RICHARD Peattsest, jun. i' • OLD &Mir. Y Yes ter& y Thomas Hastwoolulstood ifttreetieirdiriteol - ash 4wi in the Shp' Of %kr.' Gudgeon. ' • ' • John Norval heard . the cry of a Stop thief re rais ed in the public streets, and looking around,. he saw the prisoner running : he followed him, and assisted two men to secure him. The prosecutor's shawl was • frond on Lis person. The Jury found the prisoner •1 --Guilty. Janie Powell, a boy, stood indicted for stealing an umbrella, `value ten shillings, the property of Tho m .fleets Hurd. The prosecutor is a ship-owner. in Kindon-place.- The prisoner was seen quitting his premises with the umbrella in his vssession. He 114 d come 'all a pe., . tition soliciting charity, and when one of the servants had gone up stairs for some money, he absconiejd • with the umbrella. He was followed and taken.— * The prosecwor said, although the boy was young, he. ; would make a very excellent seaman to his Majesty, The mother of the prisoner appeared in Court, and 1 said, that his lather had been an apothecary, but was . • dead: lie was her only child, and she had never per. milted him to go about with petitions : she had bound him to Bologna, to', be a tumblers The Jury found him Guilty. Cfm;rke Carlisle stood indicted for stealing afs in ; Bank of England notes, the property of Antouio de . Luis. The prosecutor said he was a sailor, and one day r; being in de city, he was returning to his ship, and Juppeiting to be overtaken by the prisoner, at whose _ .;request he went into a public-house to taste a glass • of gin. They were presently joined by two morel _,. pun, and from drialciug, they went to toss for money. • Kt he Isogress of this diversion the prisoner prevai, b• jd upon the prosecutor to lay a 45 note upon the table, which he immediately picked up and walked oft with. The prisoner niet.hini again that. night and setutileti him the money. The Jury Immediately— Acqu tted,the prisoner. - John &am: stood indicted for embezzling money, • tie property . of his master. The pi isuner was employed to sell goods, which , • he had t.h.ne to a higher amount than what he had in- scriei in \he books, and he had received money for I ▪ ,the same, which he was not empowered to receive. The pr ;seam was indicted improperly, and he was ordered to be detained. Jobs illexazider stood indicted for stealing an urn ' brella, die property of Robert Reeve, of Whitechapel. i) On the 12th of ,October last, the prosecutor dis. • • • played his umbrellas as usual at the door of his shop, • and he was informed by a passenger that a man had carried one of them away : he tollowed hint, and • fowl the umbrella in his possession, concealed under , his coat. The prisoner declared that he was walking along !. the street, and found the umbrella. The'Jury found e hitut—Guilty. , •11 - e RECORD= ilia to him—" Why, will you be -.always here we have had you in that place before." .1' • Joseo Simmons Mater and Bag;noiss Alin, two of the their convicted of having robbed Mr. Hutclison's hoy, were brought up to receive sentence. 'Winter protested that the defence he had trade on his trial was the truth ; that he was innoceat ut the' crime for i which be was convicted, and that his life was swern. away by a most abandoned character. Allen bad, sotlang soca y. lb* R romans passed the sentence of the law upoi theoi t —You are to betaken to the place from whence yowcame, and thaw to a place of execution, an4l there hanged by the 'leek till you are dead, and tba • AAND have mercy upon your souls." To this merited sentence Winter bowed: he eyed the Court with n, thoughtful, but a resolute countenance, and walked away. He is a young man of great strength and agi- lity of body, with a Lace full of. intelligence, dark eyed, and a well raised forehead, shaded' with darkapatif r Miriam Taylor, their companion, was so ill that he could oot be brought up to the but. Rolets Otiefter and Join /say, convicted, the first of celouioasfy, reoeiviog ccrlain.quandSloo of Silk Olin . 4 . 11 L. L i • NEitsts 014 TN& IiKINOIiS OF SALAMANCA. , •R c , yc , My livistvit %mei ioso vivamb• of lay claim Or tonitiiiotroadile to record my inane 3 • ,I 1.... t ir .r ~~ 'from Mr. Hotchsotei hay, atiathetatttr as au access 'wiry, were likewise brought up to.receive sentence.— Cooper was i ordered to be transported beyond seas for Forgeteen Years, and Ivey was fined One Shilling and, ordered to be confuted for One Year it} his Majesty's gaol of Newgste. Thomas .Kelly, convicted of uttering, with a guilty knowledge, certain false and counterfeit papers, pur porting to be the Notes oldie Bank of England, was brought up to receive his sentence. He addressed the Court with much warmth, protesting that he had been convicted on the evidence of a perjured man, who had deserted, his regiment twice, which he was preptyred,to prove in the Court. He.was an unlearn ed man'and could twit, rend, and 'had employed a Counsel" t.tied an able nti"tooXiirbeyj who did not sreak fir 144' and the Airy found him:guilty Witbrit any hesitation. If they took away hitlite they*adt a woman :: widow, and . four childregfatherless,' l y - Sentence of Death Was passed out Easier Todd and 1414ry Price r far stealing goods in a dwelling' `Frances Sage, for stealing goods privately in A Atop; Bridget 'Bays and Martha Bailey, for a highway rob." o bey; J. Deacon, for stealing goods in a dwelling. house • J. Kenyon, W. Smith, Sarah Bowye r , an d 1 Sarah 7 Grinses, for lrighwo y robberies; -- Kenyon, fOr a robbery on the King's highway; and W. Smith, fir a *Mar crime. It.was rather singular that three women were sentenced to be banged, but respited till the pleasure of the Court should be known, for having assaulted and robbed two men of their witebes and money. • . The following were also convicted of felony, viz- J. Yeo, for stealing several carpenters teols; U. liar. •Wood and W. Searle, for stealing 'a handkerchief; ...lirtteliaim, for stealing a watch; Sarah NVills, for steeling 9s. ; B. Sherwood, for stealing lour coach. glasses ; J. Willis, fig stealing a sack of wheat ; Margaret Minchin, for stealing the furniture of a bedstead ; Matilda Barry, for stealing a pair of stockings; Mary Barber, for stealing an apron and a shirt ; J. Brown, for stealing 141bs. of bacon; Lucy - Cooper, f4' stealing a shift and a bed-gown ; Maria' Coverley,- for stealing two petticoats ; J. aryls, for 1 : :orating two brass lamps • T. Ellis and J.Thonipson, for stealing -a:hand kerchi;f; •Sar.th Holmes, for ster I. ing a pair of shoes ; J. Frederick, for stealing a hat ;- Sarah Steward, ftir Stealing a 'shirt ; Maria Middle-' ( ton, for stealing terti pillows and other ankles; W. Northover and Merritt, for stealing three pair of 'stockings ; E.iz. Evans, for stealing a pair of titeetst i II Layton, ' for stealing two 'coach glasses ; Sarah Cheshire, tar stealing two razors, a shaving-box, etc.' and G. Hawkins, for stealing a watch. - And eight were acquitted, viz.—Rebecca Collins, Mary Downham, J. Harris, Eleanor O'Bryen, Jane _White, H. Pardue, W. Collins, alias Condon, and Elizabeth Owens% singing olitceste Mugs whVe - in toofiniment daring . Illitilisi!T the afternoon. ' Thosoisoustmly for the assault were R Q LI4I J - Icro t trpo ir * - Thsrallia mia ndalie sst y4' i'i - ,,: . " ' ~_. tat. , . 14. Fri,lay, in Sllan 1 . 11- ptace..llAnchestie-aqpa ra , tits Lad committed ; fortwant of hail, and the others as dm orderly.' :..,,,, . . • , et Sli balarifeetwagAradauastav; :.) r- ':177-:" the tAlf . MA aisgof Heusa.—S. 4/portir, who, some days ... ! • : .,,,5 , ji i - . 18 ;1 3 k Ak m itsa since, underwent an eaFttninattuu bVfure. die .I.#lln , Monday, at E ,piv i las ralw A rtzto irt Tom& . . MAi•Oit, charged with having taken n 450, no,t t in I 'only six hi rtr Aida ationsuerTanlC2llenke°::::: d : a e g d e l tl: : 1 , / trade, which had.becn stolen frpm the baoking Ibmise 14 + 44141 ' inkli d g inlei'ethe "'lel- astrice. •e ( of Roberts and! Co. was re.examined. It appeared, irt:l.: t.,. ...:-‘07.1T.:ii177, 445: ------ - ---- --- :1,,,, r that the note was traced to Solomops. Mx. Rubata, .. t etYlritgbilP / ATIT. qui 11;!.. H. ;.4rdtut ia , attended, with his attarney, who asked Solornons; i . A rte m is many questions, bat his answers were very : tansatis-. ‘,;,,,;‘,.. factory. He was attended toy . . his solidi tor, wiwt.ia s r , . Lattty grarlial4;•,iit . inianki "Ite , :tlee:ltved ,at_fthit. o l t ak e i h n: t 1 1, i t n he co L u o rse rd of M Mayor that andhis h client ad.ne ha . r d i . g ro t e t e t iv o e r d ri lb le e r 3 l b sit e : ... t i ft7 4 .:a i ttun i l io ttea, J :r j evta..Marjer , Huhartos h R ilin i: emi •at 411 vtt sir Charles Talbot, it . • w!mm he had taken it 'from, as it Was a good note.. Me w A ri l •,,,,,sa the c i i 4 nt l ty . al Surrey , M m b ii . in G This, his Lordship said, was not doing blistriess like al I . syyt. I t,s , ; 9lla.hase At i at„ i tiod s7„cearp.t w „,„, ‘,„ tradesman ;—he ought to 'lose the note for i s 1 . st:Dber4 . D'Ut4 v--datad at l'icwlsl an; at if; - ; :( 'l' carelessness, if he ctaald n , t find the person ' ftdin 144516 vetre r eti' i nt ! nt 6 ' ll tilir i sgt* Where Lig )44 whoM he took it ; and he should make no o r der forA76ll *ea °u" 11 * Tr ' G aw k ' 4 9Pr t A 4t. ' 4 .4 c 'el' ,ll .it 4th ' • oda. f. i its being returned. solomons said, he should imille— I,L.•e --4-- ----- —— • • matt WA in It uneuuni lilt .ir- kkow 7 diately sue lot' it - .. • • M e rain g ..............*.:::./.....i...S *OD adnates atter . MARl.lloltoVoir-ftREET.--Rfor.--oirod walet, . Afternoon • 4..4 • I f tr••• • •A , , #0 autatte.f . , LL .: was a scene of Mitch riot and confusiesi iint:l a 'late - ------"- . 4. - - *# '' • hour on Thursday night, some hundredinfdisordilly persons having assembled at a bonfire, and amused.. themselves by letting off fire-works, &.. to the'great , annoyance of the pittil l ic. The officers belonging to the above Office, aided Jay extra constables; were sent for, and several who let off fire.works were taken into custody. The officers were assailed with every sort of filth the market afforded, but they succeeded, after much skirmishing, in suppressing the i Ms,. by putting out the tire, and clelaring the shambles.— Those taken into custody were e::tmined yesterday, when some were held to bail, one of whom was a drummer. in the Guards, for assaulting one of the officers, by throwing filth at him. A person of the name of &wider:, who keeps a chandler's shop in the neighbourhoOd of Soho-square, was fined £5 and costs fbr selling fire-works. H, had distributed handbills, informing persons where the commodity might be had, and nearly a cart load was found iu his house. I _ _,.,9_1:1070. NIAN foxixvi*, bAiiii.S4i....TO-1141.. Diktat r Gutsy; Illact.nar.r u s a t . L o 4 . JEJLIZ. PRATT, No.. 47, Ainelia.plAte,VA, at worth, was for three years afilleted pith a- care, mpr latate ter ltletang iityera Ca Omen olni a fatny rol:ecl wai m then. recommended le pa: i it:o4 and achailund, in there on .ttit:t November, imp, MY fteras, attended for thirteen wirek. vi: hunt finding a. aiie the best ; a coraaltation took place, and NA apktatleakridpes. L ot/towed as bring the only possible of a F ur y . eta. is s ultation with my friends, it Sop fortunateltif d u i shout.! try tile Guestonian Infogiclite,sand, omits Lhir. Guest, No. 9. Great,SittvaritOre o. ,lllackffi;r k b i t .: 4 .oo , ol tt~y pains %vas - exceeding grepf, aud vintage at-itray Zeenti rat cempletely relteved lu tweutt minaret, and (Wheels reereab a ,l,, restut:ed, as to take a ylalle of all wo9t, ) pgils,m that tune s. 2. tded tw work at the washlntiand spur rams to the of my employers, and by atteildiofr•kt:MY.'duintPs tan aiatlV; , ,r abo u t f r ue ru.sup•,was rtfecily cured. If Fly eyvziltushitileyht the truth of 67'derfxrmiiiip, the hooks In Wiry s Yffujhal prove 'belie. piattiv duabt,, or ,I sal givathostitbsairtar4:sh e Lady who recointuenti me there. lien ,oWy farther to. serve ; liat I Atilt, contlrme in ifiOt.ctgotitt ;tate nth. 11;2, now my hand this It* Say Ot g4tbetr. lit 11111,45112. QugEN-scw AR - Yesterday J. Palisees was :char ! ged by the Rev. Mi. NVeeks with annoying his con. gregation, by throwing a number of squibs and crackers into his chapel, during ll* celebration of FDivine Service.. The culprit- in ,defFhce obseryed, that he had been urged to the e commission of this im.. i propriety by oth..r persons, .for which he was ex j trumely sorry, and threw himself on the leoity of the ; prosecutor ;in consequence of which, the Rev. rt*, , tleman declined further proceedings, at the same time expressing a hope, that this lenity would not bei abused, as in such case he should 'feet it his duty to' proceed with more rigour. Vionstri P-STREET. —A question relativeto the pay. ! meet of toll came on at this office yesterdays the following are the particUlars.—.l. Wotton, the C 01.., ) lector of the Turnpike-gate at Holywell.street,Shore.l ' ditch, summoned a Mr, Kevin, residing at Enfield e l and charged him with passing in a four. wheel chisite.. drawn by one horse, on the 12th of October last, when be refused his demand of ene halfpenny toll.— It appeared on the defence, that this happened on the i day of the Middlesex glection, at Brentford, where the defendant was proceeding give his vote. The . Acts of Parliament, 13th and 29th Geo. 111. directs that toll shall be " demanded and taint," with tile ex ception of persons going to vote for Knights of the !Shire, in which the turnpikes of Chelsea, Kensington, ! Hyde-Park, &c. are specified, but not that of Shore ditch. The defendant's two sons, who were in the carriage with him at the time, corroborated his state ment, which was, that the Collector omitted to de mand the toll, and that their father in consequence &VHF on. Mr. R. further stated in his defence, that it *as an invariable custom, on the days of election, ever since he could remember, to exempt the electors from plying at this, as well as other turnpikes. The Magistrate was of minion, that the question rested I upon the grounds, that the Collector had neglected to demand the tdtk of Mr. Reyill; consequently, was I himself to blame. The complaint was accordingly disclurged. • • . 1 ..! . l .. . .' ! ' ADVIL)I. —tell I:' i ": ' . WHEN Men of E 4 neap , In : 14;1 prfiltiONa CI Ilse tontsevering endeavours to tilscOver die mw t ste nal c4iiiiti•tnetbod Of treating a few prevailing b.sea c ki; fidi succor lid stilt Of thligleitcortelice 1$ tbatosi ;roof Of Agittierity• ' Messrs. GOSS and Co. surgeon., bare been tented to nifka the inns; Ott* folleirvini die' object fettitir pttititii'at fatly, ftt. a Rine. gligtfyire.;ft ccisesitly coutrattotr.ifLa Mialtsedt uggri. 1 cation„ and its concomitants SOctures and Gleemwhich, by Ai iiiiiirO4re Oh . .'itiv ipeedlli ilid titraceuillrefirigrai also tie , Wily. wlietho arising trims liaechatikatqc itt.aiteceuriong rots deuce it "••sent climates, sv a secret wiiiary viso, too o( mews happily purified - ht the inch of both tiesett,"Ohhilfibtitiftig 4stenli y IX lOU (wimps, oini j itt, {lie O. I irOT ,a OVORSINOJSOiI of nets . woos diseases whitit,lf not timely rented:ell, own oat; in bora. 'tame and etstnoitinOottr lh that ftittl.isier Qt iqk 4 1.1riefut Ileticieucy, wbsip-t tits cylumse.nips At.sitig,Nutrito i.bet w at arising front any other caose , ',by which therwers o' me casti tution IsreaftiefeufeclaiA•as regubs'itAlatted turgenm uf fice. -_ , • . - . . ~ . don, they tOrfor.4 ffirAt 4 1 ,41:*PoultiVeYsibetilinko aortal 44 ,vigorous health. The resulitif . ifsing and eittetbdietitfetiee has ;cabled theil, 41. it *till'etiue A5 41 t 1 4 1449 lAtilege , Tellefl9i.o o . l2 4 l akiTst Ir.'erem inveterate at compfic.ited, without sohjecting 4.t, pa:ient to di Ilitast reetraint tii dfef or eseietsei slid to-recent 'Case! wketr'ss early apylicat tun is made yn • diSZOVory or thar.itfecition,,they ire. quetttly perform a cure in the shoat sirace yf two days. lb. preredented soceess of their Mode of trhtriwitt (Witieh Itoti been known to fail in one singfe instance in +practice o(,13 yam during which period many thousand persons of both sexmlipe been Cured, two after severe and Injurious merit. bail Nis pursued PT othoir prp c itioarrs Without effect) ; induces *go thus publicly offer their. advice. Messrs. Coss and Co. ettlusively professing-the cure of title particular complaints, is order that they may SUR be, }y a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so jlLxqy rtaded to the ignorant empitie, think it hut instice to theausefves to sire' that they have been properly educated and initiated kite evyry brawls of the profession (certificates' of witi . c. from dilate: Horpitals, and testhwonials from • he most entintat Phrasal*, they have to convince any inquirer) that the semis malting front their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presunietbar their prettlisiss constitute a lair ground for the uupraredeitted caufidenc,wak which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honou s red. , Patients Iti the country are requested to state the 1 aritulats of-their case, age, and manner of living, enclusiog a Bankinte , for advice and medicines, and the sante will be ft:fowled to any part of the kingdom. ' ' To be consukcti at their house daily (personapy, or by keit), by patients:of either see, with secrecy, d e licacy, and attentiund BOSS and Co. Surgeros, IS. •Itritiv..rie— , r--.1, A -, oreeq_ ' Six were ordered to be transported for life, via. J.l Graham,- G. Dove, B. Childs, C. JohnsOn, SeAn- ' drew:, and W. Jones. • (Eight were ordered to be transported for 14 years, vb. I. Was% Cathat ine iVats )11,1 G. Hearson, Han- I nah Hearson, 'l'. Slater, J. Cline, C. Catlisle, and W. Brice. 1 Twenty-seven for seven years, viz. B. Palmer, D. M•Pherson, J. Williams, J. Smith, N. Scott, Mary Black • Sarah Allen, R. Pullen, Mary Harris, Sarah Barrs, J. Brown, J. Shee, P. St. Ledger, W. Griffin, B. Sherwood, J. Willis, Maria Coverley, Mary Bar ' ber, Matilda Barry, Sarah Stewart, A Gammes, J. Brown • T• Duproy, J. Allen, J. Moreing, D. Murphy, and J. Leighton. One was ordered to be imprisoned in Clerkenwell Bridewell, for the term of two years; 13 , for one year; and IS for sir calendar months; 16 were or idered to be imprisoned in Newgate for various pe riods ; two to be publicly whipped; 14 judgments were re:pited t two fined Is. each, and discharged; !end 29 were discharged by Pioclamatioo. Adjourned to the 2d of December next. Bow-sTnerr.--Yesterday Mr. Dobree, a pawnbro ker, of Charing Cross, appeared to answer a charge ' brought against him by W. Walthurst, for taking il.. legal interest. Mr. Walthurst stated, that on the ' , . 30th cif November last he pledged a r i ng an d a scar f, f sucw. itAeriei • MARRIAGE should be the toondation of Soca at the defendant's shop for eight shillings ; and on IRE MA R NEI'S. Happiness, which is often disturbed through the pude the 10th ult.' he was elaarge.4 2s. 9d. for interest. He I -- that form the anion not taking those precauthels whlch *outdo. asked if the charge was crarect ? and was an. ' NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. cute them the; enjoyirieet 4 that great domestic bints'ag. Pock meted in the affirmative. Mr. I)obree was present. I 44 of every rank pay adoration to tile orbit of wolluck ; but whew No 3 . 4 ad to 4s lid Veal 41 thl to 6. On going home he calculated the interest, and found M utton 4s 04 to Ss 04 1 Pgrlt Ss 44 to € 4 , yd 1 the constitution has been tainted hy 1 e r ase, or 'l3 . rti!i!r e ill*s he had been overcharged ; when he returned to the certain . halif t . contracted at a;: s . -any age,li . estrova too o PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. 1 pret ions to cnteringrhat 'tate no tiultsps tutbly rt.qute,te ram ie' shop, and told Mr. Dobree he had him in his power , Bags. Pockets. t the slumbering , ipzi Its of lite, and to reaninlet sheltie-lu. aL;ain, which he had three or four times befo r e. M r . 111 Os to 161 Os Kent 121 Cs to 141 Os Kent no disorders itaVc contributed tuursessentially to desTlii NO" Dobree did not receive him in the civil way he expire- I Sussex tit o. to ISI Os Suwon 101 Os to 141 Os ' veal happiness than those which are thecoosequeneeol wogyarkil ted, but offered m return him three farthings, the 2141 e. x 121 Os to 161 0. FarnhamFarnhamlsl Os to 1141 011 pleasure. . It was this consideratiOn Which Induted Yams •d amount of the overcharge ; which Ile refused to ta ke, f : PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ' , ‘ CURRIE and Co..for these last 'we...my yratit, iv tkrett threats /T. Jaliltell• Wil STAMM& ries. -' . dues and practitt escitisively i• the treatment and cured ilisYr and said he should seek redress in another way. Mr.: H, T 41. Os. to 61. Of. od. Hay • et. • ieeu vs Jai a • tiered Disease, astd the disorders arising thi.refrom, sing) nod KNAPP, for Mr. Dobree, took an objection, on ac- , !slaw st. 415.. to 21. me. od. Clover 1), , ,70 2 ,,* i. 4 ilorangement of‘ke system, produced by thtslestructirt,...... l -Akel count of the pledge being made in the name of Wal.l " Straw ILI& is sk !g s ihe inconsiderate scliO.d-buy, which brings un these d smog • 1. ~ ti•.! . Dehihtisis and Defielencies'ihq• preirent or embittrithS lite& ters, the duplicates .being in that name, as well as i • _ _,,,. _: PRICE* OF TALLOW. ' SIM . .-4, is od . nionial state. The successful result of their Oath Or •.. the entry in . the book, and the prosecutcir's name 11 " .lak° . . Mar k et Ss .94 ' Tmni Tillic"" .Cllllllllllorket Si. 94 Yellow Russia ,;. ;.ate to 1 additional ardour to oppose the r a ve es of tlisltar , being Walthurst. This was allowed by the Magis- Mils/dowel Market ss 64 Wilke ditto , aoi ad which are the' most linportant in the catalogued _._ . 4. 1 trate to be flittal,•%pd quashed the information . 1 per stoic of 811): --... Soap ditto 9 " od .lialtios. It battles every person who has nidorli 4 7 1 .... z ._ On Thnracliy_ evening two men were brought to A 17a 04 Melting Stuff . r.ts od tary vice to seek relief by consulting profe.sionn 1 14 t 2 w .!".'" , • nonce and honour , to which Messri. Currie and Co. 'Met the 5. 84 Ditto rough 4Ss 04 to 1.5. ' the Office 4' Malice, charged with letting off file. —"rage Graves 20s 04. Good Dregs es od sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the tattivid, 4ll °. works in Clare -street, Clare Market. They were 2014- ; .y,oows o ap 10.10...140tt1ea s I ig s .....c sr 4, gagi. u .p a k s ...,‘ contradicted tact.. In professing the cure of them ~ It. victed in the penalty ' of 20s. • 1 Pete of cippilos . por dosoo, 14a. 641-14#0,16s pd. they hold out no inducement to. vice ; but, tenuok . trust be of the Czisterice Of sari% calamities thq offer their illo' . . I • Cu r _ _ .1. i A scene ofeariy depravity was uposed—twoymmg l l .,_ Its' it i IiY. I I A I teen t ' A tper W H O lLlES rdir.arf . 1114 .41 , M. to * -44 since as regularireducared Members of the Ho yid Llltri .. . girls Were brought in the morning by Donaldsoo, the :4 0 ,4 1 3.. ea ft.' all. Market car - " 'fis. * Ocl:• l - a Co. - • burreons of I ondou and Edinhu Eh constable, who stated, that they belonged to a gang aataan, p ~ '• Encli-s - - .. Mews. C u rrie and Co. have s elected the fuDowle s tietW k* cf.betwe.p 20 and 30 boys and girl.' that -- . -. _ - 'to "-- ibit - .• they -• '. .ceivin g , from i ‘ - terror of the neighbourhood of the -at Inn istieet, hose-street, and Long-acre, thieving and almost every species of vend of the girls were then waiting .: Hear public house. Mr. Baste orci brought before him,.w t heo p olu da,,, u ,sa toot of those the inhabitants had him about. The Magistrate ordered rained ,till the evening, and in the. r pagans to be Rat for. In the evening `whin such complaints of hardened - mere children to their parents, and , !pea'.... m ee t s la gamely to be credited, pasticolarly two givkleta,qtAty ,12, the other 14 • • . ti*,mathers !IMPatl,in tears, that the , a long gians to km *pa at home, • respectable, but in vain • the mother yearaokiotald'abe believed &Jibe, r' , shawl,liad t beep stolen .. Tbelittle 1 quite cal mia tO fltery thing that was than park onotlact, nor would they Ottc; theme tins OOP, is APO!. etongect to a gang Middling; 'sir M. to Si. 041• I inglisi; Horse 1i0 . . - toTo4.7iii at :l i n e:l:n"; t‘ th li e m y :r an e t- ctali% v l .2 e g ir , ci f e re a m the Ge r =tleasfa 111 . 11"-'' iris, that , ante the CsenliStstorsis; M. to 21. N. Audio. es. • Od. to Si. 01 OM% thanks for theirse y st& c al ton - to sound and Iflite 4ll _,t le PiAilzbo JAWS. , ElklCli OF- 4 4 ,1 THER 114 LEADEXELAILLNIAIRKET. , ...... 4 •1104•:..--•-t to them unsollekod; from the eon at a ilim r i. for their acts of . hors .:. .: 24d ec4 COI Skim. ../s3 :ifs: . 116 d 22.4, 10*.eit haboored uudn this dim-easing and palest g f I, y i s ko ness 4 se . Ditto • 264 294 JD** ~.yrivif fat SOd" 4% 4tt Imp; he had Mx+) under the c.rre of Attalla: ''. . • Merchants' Backs. SIM 24 . lacks '' • :: - add 4 406111/irOnitl eminence , none of: w'ont ;affrded ki'",,-,, , -or shut the Brow tx °ro w in g Hicks lititi'llie IMO *IV tll k ' '' 2144 '3Bd , nillift.but from the superior tuod;of freattntarie • • ; , sf . is )rdesed them to be Fine Coach Mai 3' Horse , `llMAllll4 ll l.62 e4 slkto, Ter dog. kitty I unc pursued by Masse,: Curne and Co. he receireall r. • :nu identi fi ed the Crop 1 - Atiskfetestf a. , 01 46914, Hi*: 2011 . 23 d the short sproe,O •. t one month. • - t'-'' .'l:- ) n 1 lad complained to i 144.( f I.;: - t • 1-'4: ! 11 1 - ! l Pit -?!,'" skins • , , 4:ttt ..4 14 / dig ".To pf, C.airrir, le7,llattonarden. red them to be de- i -"• C G . . ET• *eve 't eti:: Mpg it Markel - '• ' ' • ' •. .. r e. mean time their . ..44 - -• • : go t . g t t. • .32 4 . • gd. dud rig trratownt 01 Strfctirra If ..2.x.,,, *4l ling tha Attended, f. gi I, ' - •,r 1 ...1 471.1. = cur " rie Lo t r i : e l -- peTrerl iee re. l4 t g s r t ea ib t li p s l i e n at .n .r t e o i t tr h c is oz al u i n b i . e 4 l2 ti - flils.'4B.•to 4 , 4 od. Mentor sifts: Aisle tauesr ior sissy yests'APPIIIR7f . . ' frWr i g,cTs. from .1 4 Steps 4-IPalti ntal!“; . . •4416 . 01ite Citi. 4d iron andlicetitium front pEitK , and be etitAtt . lpials , 0 i gieufavity i n this 1 ua la mar., Noy; 166,wh eut v(T i oo k ten , 0 0. ,. to 439, itto., ,kiits re attahled„thrnugh his t.k)ll.A . lrd ntreutiZ i . • 1 that tinfoil comptout. Ab be se la particularly with t. : Solari, ra!9,r. 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