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SESSIONS, OC7'OJikR 21. 0111 nig LINO CPI TIM PIIGIECUTIeN r , l TUZ PARISH Ws of GnsiliLtiMELL) W. JAMS BROwl ASDOTIIKtis. This was a. indictmt at against the defendants hit indecently exposing their per, .tis an the 4.inki of t he Surrey Canal, iu the paws of Cantherwi'll. To this itidictnitnt the ..etendants pleaded guilty, and threw themselves upon the mercy of the Court. Mr. No LAN stated, that the tittisioc.: arising from the indecent and wanton ex? sir:: of the naked bo dies of the persons hath!ng . there; bad attained such beieht in the slimmer seas •n, and parttculaily un Sundays, that the h thbouring Misses were in many cues untenanted, and where,thi l wrie occupied, the inhabitan.s were altegether precluded from the use of the t o i iin. which I.tolted tu•s .Ir Us the Citi..l. TI , a I they v.ete unable to w .1k on its b u.ks, and that many most te,pectable fematcs had been most grossl y salted. .t .0 one case panic:ill .11y, two men 1.1 lumped out of IS • e• tier, and Juiced a It pis sing by t.. talk for a cuasiderahle clistani:.r bit : reel them. Time Pooh rs of Camberwell bad re• stated In very ocasure that ce.uld be devised r . put a stop to these practices. Several of the I IF.i‘t.os had been .ilieady iniicted and convicted at tile Selo. Step., and they had hoped this you'd have put an end to the nuisance enmttl..ined ot. They wines Try. however, to be under the necessity iti Winging toe' defendants before the C.outt for sunder conduct, is.An withstanding th;tices had been put up, amid coistables appointed Kith tr.e view of pitsrmtirtg it. The de. fradi.nts had pleaded guilty, and had v. ry privet ly thrown themselves on the mercy ut the Cuutt,siathtg h to bt their first ',Hence. objet of the Officers was nut thvrelore now to press for a severe punishment upon them, but to beg, of the Court in consideration ut their contrition and the confine:new they had already tot lergone fur want of bail) to pass for the present only such an admonition open them, as it might be hoped would operate mot only upon them, bus upon all who heard him, as a warning nut :0 sn'irct themselves to the punishment which such an offence against decency and the lois would biiug upon them. And that they should enter into recog nizanc.s !o Si` pear when called upon to receive the udgmetit of ti.e Court. The CliAlitmo.N, aster a meseeect.llent admonition io the defrnetants upon the indectivicy and inttnoralay of their i ffence, arid the intolerable nuisance it oc• casidned to the neighbouring ushabitants, ordered them to be discharged upohltaele entering into trcog. nizances as he;ure stated, declining it to be hit deter mination, that this shiald be the last case of a simi lar nature, while he continued to preside upon the Bench, in which lenity would be shed n, and that any tuture offence would be visited with the severest punishment the law could inflict. • CURIOUS CAUL. Sarah Bancroft was put to the bar, chareed with an assault upon Lucy Lawrence, on the 27th of. June last. The prosecutrix, a woman apparently about 60 years of age, stated that the defendant as Weil as herself lived in High-street, Lambeth. Mrs. Ban. croft was married to a ltghtetman. On the day in question the pr4secutrix came to her door to take in some milk of the milk-wornan ; the defendant came up at the same time _and accused the pr.:set:try ix of , having distributed a copy of verses about the neigh bourhond, reflecting on her fair fame; and also with laving called he.r by a most oppidbritus name. The prosecuirix denied the charge, and confessed that she gave :he lie direct to the defendant, who immediately attacked her, loteed her baron of milk from her hand, struck her over the head with it, and broke the baton' to pieces. She then seized the prosocutsix, threw her down, pulled her cap off, and struck her several blows over the head and face. She al.', whilst the prosecutris was lying on the ground. kicked her on the loins several times, and continued to do so till acme perons came op and rescued her. This was the.assault of which the prosecutrix complained. :Cross-examined by Mr. Notaw.—The Gods have made you poetical ; you wrote a sung called Mow Loy Non, and distributed it, did you not ?—I tad distrlbute it I can compose any thing. Any thing but your own temper. You made that wig On Mrs. Bancroft, diction not I—No ; I made it on myself, for my own pleasure. • Why s is your name Nun Lee: Neu 11--My name jprMoggy ; I hale a long nose as well as Mrs. Ban. ciuft. My mother gave me that nickname when I was a girl. I will rend some of this song to yon ; and then hear if you will say you made it on yourself; listen . tab what (allows s • 64 Minatne h Moir, I have along nose, : --eiattd A flume I esslaemeil aloe Proseeturix), For which the men love me as you may soppoes; • The first that 1 toe d Ic was Jerry by name, • AA/ re it iftdf, exclaimed the • H yea ask of nay neighbours they'll tell you the MIRO ; But be went for the local, and then we did part, sighed and 1 cried, and alatuqt broke my heart !" Mr. NuLatt.—" The Local Militia 1 why, you Ilnow the Local is rather modern in its date ; surely Our first love must have lived in times when he was dot exposed to the hardship of being thus withdrawn 10 arms from the object of his affections ?" "The Prosecutrix." Oh it does not mean the 11141 Militia, or such a thing. It was a Society of Qild Fellows called the Locals. My sweetheart used to go among them and get tipsy, and that was the mend I would not have him." The Counsel tecurred to the ballad ti Tee nest lever I bad was a Ligiderman kind, - Ire won my Cod heart, when be told me his mind ; ' Ne talk me to church sad made me his wife, • And now the dear creature Is tied up for lite ; ,Yrwo children I brought Mtn. which I think no disgrace; Bet some people think, the Cbandler pat a nose on then Mee." Do you mean to take this to yourself also i—Such dtißgs will happen. Mr. NOLAN went on— w Tie slight after the burial (of his wife) the folks they did say, This Ltawidier stoned and lamp% wink are &finest break of day, oi l rump masks and oysteo-satiee, beer, and good gin, Arid what of all fiat. boys—pray where is the sin r The counsel then proceeded to examine the re s t of diS poetical effusion, which was of considerable length tad equally sublime throughout. A wr i tten paper titellrll to has aid the following examina. don took place t • If this your hand-writing ?..-.l don't know. I don't 1114 kit is; ' Will you swear it is not t—l can't say ; I won't Out many people write alike—many people have teen banged inagroperty for forgery. Cdlljelitbl4Ne—l tallboys an answer to this, ot I will commit yon. Log at the paper, read it, and than say whether it is ar is not your hand-writing ?—I can't say-1 can't read. it : I can write, but I can't read what I hare written afterwards. Two , nee witnesses were exantined, who substan tinted the statement of the prosecutrix as to the assault. Ott the part of the defendant, Mr. NotAx witnesses to prove, that prosecutsix committed the fi. st asskult. lie, however, failed to do this ; and the Jury found her Guilty. 11w CHAIIIhIAN ohserved, that the verdict of the Jury w.ta well warranted by the evidence. Aa the &Irritant t' :as, however, in an advanced state of preg nancy, tt-e Court ws.uld allow her to cowl:to:nisi: with the prosecutria if she could. A friend vf d.retaint's then gave the prosecu !tie £5, with which she declared herself satisfied.— %lr•e. Bolero!' was then fined Is. and discharged. MANSVIN-HOCIM.--ELOPENIENT.--Ye3terdJy, Mr. B: o 4 it, , -110 keeps is china warehouse in Flee t.market, ai:plied to It:. Lono Men for intormation in what :raiier to proceed against a Gentleman of large for tune; who resides in Wolverhampton, and has de wroyed the happiresi of a family by stealing away one of the female nutml , ers of it. The young Lady is IR. tile man is upwards of 50. The lamb Mama said, he had waited in anxiety rn Lear the result of the application he had suggested ;ri private tit Mr. Brown, and the father of the young Lady. All.that he c0 , ,1d do in this afflicting affair shoi.id he done; and if the accused was in the City LealLfin, he should be responsible at a moment's warning. Mr. lirc.‘en said. the only addition he had to make! to the account stated in pt:V.IIC, was the melancholy one, that the mother of the young Lady was on her , leath.bed; that her milady was a broken heart, jn &veil by the event r . and that insult was added . to the irrepata! - de injuy,y the family had abeady sustained. The Lotto Mavott—You told me that the man to whom the family owed all these obligations was lately cnncerntd in an affair which reflected the greatest honour upon him—that in which the inhabi tants of Wolvethantrten were so much interested.— Have you any doubt as to the identity of this bent /relent person ? Mr. Brawn—None t the father of the young Lady mentioned to in. his suspicions of this Gentleman, and put her under my care. She is my wife's near relation, and received from huli of us the most ear nest entreaties to guard against his solicitations. I know that he was one of the advocates of two poor men who were condemned to die ; .and that at the very time be p:etended to be so deeply interested io the cause of humanity, he was planning the destruc tion of Miss Jackson. DI, LORD 11Avoi—I wish above all things to serve you in this.c.iso of extremity. Have you such tvislenc:t as may Rothoiise me to limn a warrant? Mr. Brown—l apprehend -not, my Lord. I have no witne,s to prt,ve that she went off with him, or that s!.e was seen with him after she left my house; hut perhaps what I have to state may be considered important in the view your Lordship takes of this pian icirity. I saw the seducer in a hotel oppo site to my house holding up a letter, evidently to each the eye of Miss Jackson, which circumstance, connected-with his former practice of following her wherever she went, confirmed me in the opinion that he took her away. The medical attendant upon hfrr mother, whose deplorable state is to be attributed to this event, celled upon this man to beg for the love Of HEAVEN that be would give back the child of whom his p.itient had been robbed, as the only means of preservirg her life. The answer was, that be was really sorry, and would convey to the daughter a letter ham father or mother with punctuality • but as to her restoration not the slightest hope was held out. The LORD MATOR—I regret more than I can ex press that this case does not came immediately nocer my authority. I should punish such villainy with the utmost severity. A pnblic exposure may at any rate be expected here. Are the fugitives now in Lon don I If so, I shall grant a warrant. Mr. Brown said, the man was certainly et Wol verhampton. Mr. HOILIII suggested, that a Habeas should be immediately served upon him. The LORD Maeoa—That is the most advisable course. It is only necessary to make affidavit of the facts you have stated, and to procure an affidavit of the medical man's declaration, in order to obtain a habeas. If contempt follow, the hand of Lord Ellen borough will fall with great weight upon him. Mr. Brown seemed delighted with this intelligence. He presented from the father of the girl a letter of thanks It consisted principally of incoherent remarks upon the loss of his child, the despair of his wife, and his own feelings, and an entreaty-to the Lord Mayor. The Loan Mavoa observed, that if any feeling war to be found in the seducer, that letter would bring it forward. He desired so be informed of the consequence of the summary proceeding he now re commended. consequence of which they male their escar. The Magistrates reprobated the conduct of the Trustees; and desired it might be represented to the and the prisoners were fully cemnitted. • MA NI.BOKOLGII STREET.THII MAN IN THE. Sacs:. Mr. Brookes, it sfetns,• does rot intend follow is up the pro.tcution against the living sulj:et I ft at his house, as it turns out to have lieeis slti.gtcher a /e;o:f. The man Morgan, it seems, is a >ort to a body ut resurrection men ; and, accordint to his own confession, he wits prey; ail, no to nf:cotne the dupe of their fun. He stated who took him to Mr. Brookes', and le!t him at the top of the stops. He felt no alarm until the Doctor .ind his sie7o were tali rut; about tumbling 'rim down stairs, and actually conitl nenced that hostility tc. , his person. He ti , ..n . k . d ILie. lug been drunk, as be asserted. It turned out ass ,I J that Mr. Brookes had ben apprised that a ruiject was coming at a late hour, and that he ha.: advanced some money on account. Morgan . ineniiireed tIo itame of Easy Chapman, a n.ltorious resurrection man, as the principal. John Maier, a man about seventy years of age, was charged with stealing a tulttimmed blue hammer. cloth o 6 Lord Ellenborough's carriage, the property of Mr. How, coach•maker, Great Q.i .en-street, Lin coln's Inn-fields. The property was valued at 811. Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock;the prisoner was 3bSeillt.'d by a peira named Giles to go into the 'hop of Mr. How, where stood the carriaee of Lord Ellenborough. He immediately ascended the splin ter-bar, and whilst taking off the hammercloth, Mr. Giles rang Mr. Ensor's bell, who is clerk to Mr. How. That gentleman came out, and saw the pi i. sneer go away with the property. He instantly and took him into custody.....-fie was commit ted to prison. QUEEN SQUARE. —l3hn Whitt, alias Rkhardon, was broug!it to the bar, in custody of Pace, tie Officer, charged before the Sitting Magistrate, P. Coteow UN, Esq. by the aforesaid Pace, with a robbery, commit ted at Mivart's Hotel, in Lost r Brook.stieet, under the fallowing; circumstances : —lt appeared, that the Hon. Edward Ozendon having come to town List week tor a few. days, resided at the before-mentioned hotel, And on Wednesday last, on his going home to dress, he found his room had been entered, and his coat and pair of pantaloons taken away. N. ne of the ser wants observed any stranger go up stairs, and the ,natter A As a subject of great uneasiness through the whole Lima). Mr. Msvart, alarmed for the re• puraion of his house, and determined to take the most effectual means, on Thursday applied to Queen square for an Officsr, and P4ce was sent to hint. He asked Mr Osendon for a description of the things stolen, who told him a loose brown coat, a short blue ditto, and a pair of pepper and salt pantaloons, in the pockets of which was sewed .§ draft for £lOO on toe house of Di uniniond, Charing Cross. Pace im medietely set off to the banker's to stop payment of tie note, and taking means that the person bringing it might be stopped. In the mean time, he tried in vain to find tilt% the patty. Oa Saturday morning the draft was sent to Drommond's, by the p:irter of the Northumberland Coffee-house, endorsed in a note signed J. White," and desiring the note might be accepted and returned by the bearer. The answer sent was, that Mr. Drummond was out of town, but it the Gentleman would call on Monday morning, he would be sure to receive it with the acceptance. Notice was immediately sent to Pace, who planned his measures accordingly, and tin Monday morning prisonet was taken into custody. On bring searched a great number of duplicates were found on him. by which it appeared that his real name was Richardson. By means of a most diligent search and inquiries in Holywell-street, among the old clothes shops. Pace has recovered both coats and pantaloons, and it is remarkable, that in one corner of the draft there are several threads by which it was sewed to the pocket. Mr. Ozendon having left town for Cambridge, the prisoner was remanded for a farther examination. listen HALL.—Yesterday Hannah Simms, the young woman who had been examined on Monday. on several charges of obtaining silver spoons and other articles of plate from many families, under false pretences, was again brought up, and three or four individuals exhibited other charges against her for similar offences. She was remanded for another examination. Friday night, about ten o'clock, as J. Hickey, ap prentice to Mr. R. Straker, boot.maker, of Goswell sueet•road, was posing through Bunhill-row, he was knocked down by two fellows. The blow. stunned him for some time, and when he recovered he found he had been robbed of his watch and 9s. in silver. I'RIC:Ii or 001.1) AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. £4 Os 0•t. Fortigo Gold in DUI 4 OS Os% New Daubloess " a 0 us SHADIVIILL..-• Gorge Sawart was fully committed, haring been detected in the house of Mr. Selwood, in fihadwell Market, where he had broken open two drawers. and packed op a watch, several tabled:goons, and a quantity of apparel, ready for removal. LAIIIIITII-STKIIIT..-•Yesterday, T. Daltree Role, J. Newsom, M. Harley, . J Greta, W. Ni:htiagOls. and J. Marti", whore brother was committed last week, were hroeght up for final esansination on two distinct charges; the one of Mr. Davis, wine -merchant, of Greenfiel‘street, and the other of Mr. Thwaite, inn keeper, of Holloway, with stopping them on the hi#hway. and taking their property. Mr. W. Davis said, that on the night of the 13th inst. about nine o'clock, as he was passing by Black Lion.court, Whitechapel, Dakree seised hold of his arms, fad held them behind him, while Rulerwl.kd his watch, and they immediately ran off. The second charge was preferred against the whole of the prisoners by Mr. Thwaite, of Holloway, who said. that on the night of the 13th tdr. when passing near Petticoat. lane, !Le was met by the prisoners. Rule and another held both his arms, and the others laid hold of his shoulders; whilst Daltrey snatched his watch from his fob, and then ran off. Newton came op to him, and asked him if be had been robbed f witness said, be knew wed enough, and collared him, but he got off. T. Powel, a patrols, asked him if he had been robbed ? and on witness requesting his assistance, be never made the least effort to secure the prisoners,l but treated the matter with the *Met sealuessi - • Saturday the cabin of the ship Undaunted, lying at Limehouse-hole,. was broken open, and robbed of Bank -notes, a gold watch, chain, &c. the property of Captain Anthony. Sunday evening, while the family were at Cha;el, the house of Mr. Williams, slopseller at Poplar, was entered, and robbed of plate, linen, apparel, dtc. to the amount of nearly 4200. As Captain Hall. of the Duchess of Cumberland, lying eff Bleckwall. was t inting into a boat on Mon day to be conveyed to his ship, he had his pocket. book stolen, containing Banknotes to a large amount, his gold watch, chain, dm Sunday night the bleaching•grounds of Messrs. ' Kilburn, of Croydon, were robbed of several hundred yards of linen, supposed to be by the remains of a for midable gang, who infest the woods of Norwood, 14 of whom have been transported for robbing Mews. Kilburn's grimed& Monday evening Mr. Smirthwaite, of Blackfriars'- road, heard a noise in his counting.house I end on going to the place, saw a young fellow going out with a driving coat, which lie had taken from a hook in the counting-hoose. He immediately secured him, and sent him to the watch-house.. He said his name was Read, and lived in Prince's•court, Drury-lane: Saturday night last, as Mr. Kirby and several friends were spending the evening at the Green Man, Tooley-street, there were two other men anda woman drinking in another party, when one of the men watt detected by the landlord with his band in Mr. Kirby's pocket, and him and his associates immediately turn. led out of the house. Mr. Kirby went-home about 12 o'clock, and was toUoaed by the three persons, who had laid wait for him, into Dean -street, where they hustled him, and cut off his pockets, which contained AS. ISs. they also tore a silver watch from his fob.— They bare. all three since been apprehended. Taaba Yr OsisssA.—ln 1816, BVS at that port; '250 of them under lititi,ll coil This year, up to the 19.1 i ult. above C‘ , 0114 , 1 about 100 of them ender 13;ttisti coluut,. BIRTHS Tuesday, the Lady of tke Rev. John Ruset.ll, Htad the ChArter-house ' of a boo. The 9th ism at Kelly, the Lady of the Hun. CoL R.wJ a daughter. The 12th lint. at flandgate, the Lady of Captain nalkon, of a soo. At Hampton Court the Lady of Capt. Walker, R.N. The 11th mu. Elis abeth itutherferd, was of wheel•wright, Aberteldy, a very pour man, of ! t• girls. One of the glris died a few meads after birth . : with the Mother, are &leg well DIED. At Cralgthornhill, parigh of Gla«ford, en the Mk of her, the Rev. Jewel Russeh, of Inwniwasl, Mean :is. At Da!rimy Manse, Mi.. Margaret Sant, steers! 441 the Rev. Jain Scutt, Minim r of li..lgetty. At Kinross, on t h e 70, Inst. In the 2eth year of I" William Kirkland, stuilent of medicine, only son of M?. Kirkland. PRICY. OF SI OCI Bank stock, Ssif 2R3f Red. Cline S per Qt. Cons. siff a2e 4 per Cent. 911199 991 99 S per Ct. 1071141 Lg. An. 20 1.5-14ths 21 sof COURSE. OF EXCH' Amsterdam 30 0 U.1.Y. 1: Ditto at sight 37 d Amsterdam C. F. Ditto at sight • I t JO Rotterdam 11 14 2 U. Antwerp II 14 Haraburgh • 35 0 241.1. Alums 35 11 ;U. Paris y days' date 14 4f) Ditto 24 60 aU. Bourtlesoft 24 60. Frankton oa the Main. 1454 ex Ve. Madrid 37 effective Cadiz 361 etiective Saville 1161 Ask of the Rank on S 'YES IT ttltAY. latta Stock [nal& 05 cut r Ezr.b. Bads (ttict (5.t.) r. Cons. for Ace. Lottery Tsekett , A 9 NON, YIIn &RDA Y bare, lona GO 1141),..4 Sr. ba3tian UU G Abur Leghorn, 4t4i Ezenea, 44; once, n. e. 1.1v.11, Ntw Dollars Niter in Bars ttt..citv 1• tt' Itti 47 Naples, P.tternio, 120 J per oz. I.iabon, ad nu, 5d 14.6.. lru.iro es Cot le, litmewill it per Ctut. o r. 1 , 1 O es HIGH WATkit "10 MOitiaWil AT LCll4l6bi !I Murn.ng • 0 out as Afternoon . tl LONDON ilatecltudl:u . b i L i tshed ea. lLl vim:101W! iwe LisJ•Vgag ra••••••• •• • g • IS l /GI LI Will IMAMS WI nat recoverea mon coats lino pantatoons, anti It is - blows over the head and face. She also, whilst the as to her restoration not the sligh w t "" h "..""." est ope was held out. remarkable, that in one corner of the draft there are WINK -Tlie news received trom opain lia ted the attention of the Wine Trade ; the pr prosecutris was lying on the ground. kicked her on • file LORD Melon I regret more than I can ex- - several threads by which it was seised to the pocket. terday and to-day (the contracts are toes:, the loins several times, and continued to do so till press that this Ceti does not came immediately lancer Mr. Oxendon having left town for Cambridge, the same pereons came up and rescued her. 'this was my authority. I should punish such villainy with • . rema n d ed f o r farther • prisoner was advance of one pound to two poutais ptr the-assault of which the prosecutrix complained. the utmost severity. A public exposure may at any :Cross-examined by Mr. NOLAIL-The Gods have rate b e expecte d h ere . A re t h e f ugit i ves now i n L oa - %limit HALL.-Yesterday Hawk Simmer, the been submitted to. young woman who had been examined on Monday. TRADI sir ODES:A.-In 1816, BCS th:i s made you poetical ; you wrote a seng called Mow don I If so, I shall grant a warrant. Log Non, and distributed it, did you not 1-I old Mr. Brown said, the man was certainly at Wol- on several charges of obtaining silver spoons and at that port; '250 of them °neer Briti Al i.,) distribute it s I can compose any thing. verhampton. other articles of plate from many families, under ' Grans year, up to the 19ai ult. above 60 0 liana 'false pretences, was again brought up, and three or about 100 of tLem under Bc ttish c t.ltn 11 ~ _ Any thing but your own temper. You made that Mr. Hosea!' suggested, that a Habeas should be four individuals exhibited other charges against her swig On Mrs. Bancroft, did Iwo hot I-No ; I made immediately served upon bim. • for similar offences. She was remanded for another mucus it on myself, for my own pleasure. The LORD MATOILTiIat is the most advisable • Tuesday, the Lady of tee Rev. John Russell, Heal examination. the Charter-house, of a t.oe. Why; fa your name Megy 1411 Nary It--My name course . It is only necessary to make a ffi davit of the as-Moggy ; I have a lung nose as well as Mrs. Bea. facts you have stated, and to procure an affidavit of --..-.-. The 9th inst. at Kelly, the Lady of the Hon. Cul. 11 Friday night, about ten o'clock, as J. Hickey, ap- a d l a .h u e ghter. , vie/ft. - My mother gave me that nickname when I the medical mates declaration, in order to obtain a 12th inn. at Sandgate, the Lady of Cavan WI Prentice to Mr. R. Straker, boot.maker, of Goswell- la ili wn , e t a sea . was a girl. habeas. If contempt follow, the hand of Lord Ellen- I will read some of this song to you ; and then borough will fell with great weight upon him. street-road, was passing through Bunhill.row, be was At Hampton Court the Lady of Capt. Walker, R. 7. hear if you will say you made it on yourself ; listen Mr. Brown seemed delighted with this intelligence. knocked down by two fellows. The blow. stunned Bur o ith insL Ellsleth P.uttierforkl,w.le of .1 N him for some time, and when he recovered he found ) heel.wright, Abertatl a very pour man, of :l• • of what falows: He presented from the father of the girl a letter of •. " Minaroe h blew . I have along nose, thanks. It consisted principally of incoherent remarks be had been robbed of his watch and 9s. in silver. girls. One of the gir4 diet a few seconds after birth with the mother, are doing well -4'4* a I Aave I ezalauned the Proseuutri:), upon the loss of his child, the despair of his wife, and Saturday the cabin of the ship Undaunted, lying Or who& the men love me as you may suppose; DIED. ' The first that I los dit was Jerry by name, his own feelings, and an entreaty-to the Lord Mayor. at Limehouse-hole,.was broken upen, and robbed of At Cralgtborehlll, parith of Gla.,ford, en the was r . r. 4 4. Aare i t sear; reclaimed the lade. ) Th e L OAD MAYOR observed, that if any feeling Bank -notes, a gold watch, chain, &c. the property of bar, the Rev. hints Russelt, of I ownlp-ad, Mea. -.s. -• a you sok of my neighbours they'll tell you the same; was to be found in the seducer, that letter would Captain Anthony. At Dairen' Manx, rviti• Margaret Scott, AeCOrt:4 the Rev. )Chu Scutt Minim rof l• ' , env But he went for the local, and then we did part, Sunday evening, while the family were at Cha;el, bring it forward. He desired so be informed of the At K'i 7• . t 'l' . ° i . of I , ' t sighed and I cried, and almost broke my heart !" the house of Mr. Williams, slopteller at Poplar, was 1111 - 044, on t.i , .t.i Inst. to t..;:::c:a year , ' Mr. NireAti..--. 11 The Local Militia 1 why, you consequence of the summary proceeding he now re- William Kirkland, student of ruedic"ae, only son of tar . entered, and rubbed of plate, linen, apparel, &c. to Kirkland. Know the Local is rather modern in its date ; surely commended._ the amount of nearly R2OO. jour fi rst love must have lived in times when he was SUM:MaI-L. - Gorr Saffffart was fully committe d , _ . Hall, of As captain haying been detected in the house of • Mr. Selwood, in 'Bank hock, Mk 265 f Ind,.. Stock - !b riot exposed to the hardship of being thus withdrawn Ct. 107ilti lying elf Blackwell, was getting into a boat on Mon- Red•allltil Shadwellaiarket, where he had broken open ewe in.:aa ri0.i..4, 'O5 Lin sums from the object of his affections ?" day to be conveyed to h ship , - The Prosecutrix.•-.." Oh !it does not mean the drawers, and packed up a watch, several tableaspooisie . has ----po he had his ---- 4 per Cent. en 99 9111 99 book stolen, containing Banknotes to allege amount, spec -.-..:..-...- (3.1.) toed Miliiia, or such a thiig. 11. was a Society of and a quastity of apparel, mad, for remo val.cove for Ace. b.it ~ Qat! Fil/ocur called the Locals. My sweetheart used Lauarru-sratar.-Yesterday, T. Dedtree, 71 Rale, his gold watch, chain, Ile. J. Newton, M. Ilarley, J. Green, W. AVAMIgals, and .1. .Sunday night the bleaching-grounds of Messrs. Lg. An. 2o 1 5-luths 21 201. Lottery Tickets A. 9 to go among them and get tipsy, and that was the Kilburn, of Croydon, were robbed of several hundred COURSE. OF EXCHANGN, YINS 'ADA' Martin, whose brother was committed last week,Amsterdam 34 0 11.31). baretioaa GJ iterlgi I would not have him." ards of linen, supposed to be by the remains of a for- were brought up for final examination on two distinct y Ditto at sight 37 d fitibila ....: The Counsel recurred to the ballad t . - "The nest lover I had was a LJghtermast kind, charges; the one of Mr. Davis, wine -merchant, of midable gang, who infest the woods of Norwood, 14, Amsterdam .31 Id C. F. Sr. St.bastias vo of whom have been transported for sobbing Messrs. Ditto at sight . I t JO G ibt altar 9.: • gin won my fund heart, when tie teed ate his mind ; Greenfield street, and the other of Mr. Thwaite, inn- Rotterdam 1114 2 U. Leghorn, 49. • • Me toils me to church and made me his wife, keeper, of Holloway, with stopping them on the Kilburn 's groncds. , Blackfriare- Antwerp 11 14 4. 1 ‘110.1, 4 . Mid now the dear creature is tilid up for liter highway, and tailing their property. Mr. W. Davis Monday evening Mr. Smirtliwaite of road, heard a noise in his counting.house ; :led on Alit ." , • Hamburgh • ss a Ott. i Voisnee,m C. Lov . • Two children I brought Alm. which I think 110 disgrace; said, that on the night of the 13th init. about nin e . going to the place, saw a young fellow going out • Farts 6 days date 24 4t) 35 1 Uelli. I i.t.Ati.cto.c p.r 1 Eat some people think, the Chandler put goose on thee f e et." i Mi.itto 41' r Do you mean to take this to yourself also i-Such o'clock, as he was passiag by Black Lion.coutt, with a driving coat, which Ile had taken from a hook 'Wings will happen. Whitechapel, Dame seised hold of his arms, fad Ditto Bourdon: in the counting-house. He immediately secured him, Frankfort Oa the 24 50 2U. I Naples, 44 60. .I‘.' Palermo, Illbil int o held them behind him, while Rule deabled his watch, and sent him to the watch-house.. He said his name „..,- ma !: ' Libloon, SS Mr. NOLAN went en- si The 'fight shoe the tourist ( st his wits) the folks they did say, and they immediately ran off. The second charge 1451 es I. th , nu, 56 lug ormsdier sloped and send with aie till almost break et day, was ferret! against the whole of the prisoners y was Read, and lived in Prince's -court, Drury-la '' • "`-`• 33 effectLve ' ilk, Lucius bj On map steaks and oystes‘sasee, beer, and good gin. P re Cadiz 361 effective Dublin, it • Aid Waist of but, boys-pray where Is the sin r Mr. Amalie, of Holloway, who said, that on the friends were spending the evening at the Green Man, Saturday night last, as Mr. Kirby and several & m itt s eel Cock, d The chuase i t h us proceeded to examine the rest of night of the 13th tilt: when passing near Petticoat. All. *tithe Bank on Holland 2 per Cott. OS poetical tifusi(go, which was of considerable length laae,lll was met by the prisoners. Rule and another drinking in another party, when one of the men was Tooley-street, there were two other men an d s woman -- - PRICe:I OF GOLD AND SILVER. did equally sublime three/bout. A written p a p er held both his arms, sad the others laid held of his Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. £4 Of OA. leaethen shewn to her s atidthe following examina- shoulders; whilst Datum* snatched his watch from detected by pocket, and hini and his associates immediately turn- the landlord with his hand in Mr. Kirby's Foreign Gold on DAVI - 4os nd, his fob, and then ran off. Newton came op to him, New Doubloues ' - ous 0. don - took place t o'clock, and was foUcieed by the three persons, who -ii this your hand-writing ?.....I don't know. I don't and asked him if he had been robbed r witness said, ,ed out of the house . Mr. Kirby went-home about 12 New Dollars - '' .4 . 1414 it is: be knew well enough, and collared him, but he pt bad laid wait for him, into Dean -street, where they hustled him, and cut off his pockets, which contained Slyer in Bars - - oes to.l. Will you swear it is not I—l can't say; I won't off. T. Powel, a patrols, asked him if he had been HIGH WATkit "10 MOLL Li AT 1.. - 1/411-IN - ' out 1 . many people write alike - many p eo ple h a v e robbed ? and on witness requesting his assistance, be Murn.ng - . . gg 11134 a . c aialuto. ..../ win b i an an =Own to th is, os I but mated the matter with as reatertisows•isi * teen banged i ts for forgery. They have. all three since been After never made the least effort to secure the prisoners; iltS. 12s. they also tote a silver watch from hi s itnun . apptclundod. fob.- ----- . LONDON i hinted and Published hy Lassa Karl II ilace, Teniplerlbs. • - • 1 • • LOATON 2LintET3,OCMDER Cli7nn..--There tar tittle huSines.ll r., since our last Kell ; his I 1 . : 1 ; bn • the pincli4sos kre twit:nat.-A firiii Gqo ;ma:ages—WO Pernams sold 3d. Et) 2,, s') Cearas 93 2d. 61 MAraillwmi 2. ; 11.1 I.: , weds 21d. to 221. I 5) St. ll:lntingl 211 . tr. and ISenguls in th..• !onse at IV,. Tie news fr.T., India yestetay would i.) have an et t, et boil eat the demand tend the pq ngal Cotton. were the st •cks not co ext.•:l—: the quantity exp . eettd soon considtthble ; C., clivct yet proJueed by the in:ciligence is , that !al coasiderable hold( ts have given directi, Evil at the ptesent .psices ; they resit the et, :lie news, which is expected to be rove alm ill in what h.ts yet been published. Sooosz. - The time extensive hi.l.lers v ides who were the first to suhtnit to the peat !ion in the 'vices on Tilesd.ty last. evinced Llariz week the fa line determination to effect SACS, NI quantity they disposed of was estimated at s '9OO !lds. they, licwever, in several instance liz: d prices a shade higher. There his little busivess been effected tl.i! :ring ; the prises carn:A be stated at Any v; since lest welc. The sales of refined goods caly part of last week were inennsklerenle, ati ductinn of is to 2s. Islolu , ses were in litnit quest at a declining currency. In Foreign: there was no business doin;. COFFER...--11 s f.rrn.:rn there were two sales I f CI .ffre ; the first Zilmo,t entirely consil Dwell CoGee, fine c.rktin ry seld Gd. and 955. which may be considered Is. t'. der any preceding sale at the same descrirt;. high in proportion to the Jamaica and F. Coffee. The greater proportion of the sec,:, was withdrawn. The Coffee market may br very heavy. liit,ll l'utAgstoss.—Good Beef supports t 1 priers. Ptu k Tentinues in great request. i, via heavy in c.le. The ;::ices of Butter an ranch higher. TonAcco.—The stock is much lower than same wason last year ; the holders, in entice\ are more firm in their demands, and as there dently an export denn.nd at prices a little present currency, a revival of the mat kt:t is Al fed. The request at Liverpool tnr low TAlac greatly increased. NAVAL &meas.—Tiers are no late azti [(Nigh Turpentine. Spirits Age higher. L Pitch, and Rosin, no alteration. Oirs.-01 Greenland Oils tine sales are ate ' a few tuns for immediate consumptiLn. Soul Oil has advanced X,: to 83—Svetns front , £9s—Seed Oils are also greatly higher—L.l the advance of X 3 to eel— Rape st 7 t.. £B, pale, the holders are asking AS the I..si SiLz.ar—The sale commenced yesterday Luba House. Bengal SA, ',Old Bs. to les. above the last sale prices ; toe China 811 k 7s. per lb. hiAher. TALLOW, HEMP, AND FLAB. —The prices of may be considered a shade higher. The la Hemp are rather higher. In Flas no variation Rtes.—The demand (or Rice continues ; of Carolina have been sold at Ses. to 83 , :. bags Bengal, of a good quality, last week ; lic sale, realized 28s. and 28s. Gd ; a little 265. and 275. 6d. RVW, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.---The !tin get was heavy last week—the prices cannot he as any variation since our last. Brandy ha, adt about 2d. per gallon. The prices of Geneva be stated at any variation. WIND —The news received from Spain has tid the attention of the Wine Trade ; the pro terday and to-day (the contracts are cons,l, could not be realized last week ; in some in,ta advance of one pound to two poulitis per i;. been submitted to. •., 11. 1., • y c .., 1 tr. J . !o . i t 'Pi: 5 (I ,f )4t trr e . tort 4 tlottrt , l9 s nt rcdr,„: ori;t g e 3 , and 14 t 800 M Id Ce se § , tl ~.is me. [ . Is is ers A at ib. :l ", snitr4 te. ;ti Stipa r 0 p 3 lii y , t :4s, Is 2.. as. Fr tip r :teal ae ua .ttcag..'3 I. an at Er cart; trr it Cc:. thor )accts4 LAS , C 1 :f 1u Ter, ;out' Si • 3,4, ty t`t, f. per 'A tits+.a of TAl:cv .r:ces d !ion. a ; ; Nceis et ru> IC itirda tl [tuns cur. ; be buyi adv4::cril $1 Vi cancsi attraO d il ?riC:f !ek siderAbl:) tta' , C o f r 1 s aNiTei ii:ign Fib. V. era G ra [Lc 3tkla I of Seri. w; , Pc • tic tri A rr• Pi! rrr• c; I tit g 0 3. Pc At% 00 111 is JJ .11cole rot. si 6 e . .1 ;lii i • - 4 11‘;:. a a;tc: It ""°' P Vult`tt.