Star. — London, England, 1817-11-06 00:00:00

OLD .114f*EY SESSIO • w ••• ' ''Yesterday jaws, Irsaialowas indicted for stealing ~13 sheets, ten pillow cases, 19 table chiths,',6 towels, and a stela Cootainineeight . -gellons of currant wine, the property of Eliirbeth -Baylis.' The prosecutor lived at No. 118, Bury-street, St. litres's, and knew the prisoner at the bar. She had house, No. 4-Smith-street, Chelsea, which she rented of a Mr. Bothell, and the' prisoner at the bar in the commencement of Septeniber applied to bet to reit that house of hers'• She-eheWed him °teethe house, and 'applied for a reference of bits respectability. 'The prisoner gave the name of Mrs: G 81 39 33, Lamb's conduit-street. In conequence, , witness allowed the prisoner to rent the house, and a written agreement was entered inks. On the 13th of September the, priinuer hid possession of the house ; it was fur nished, and the rent was £l3O per annum. On the, .19th of September, the day before. his entry, the•pri- 1 goner came to witness to Morrow some linen, saying, that his wife was out of town, ani-that.bn'had none. the I.nt him then nine p .ir•ol and other an.' irks She prod• red eninventory Of Cie articles, add it appeared, that tesidia thesheete.lottr napkins. 12 table cloths,- niue .. pair of pillow coses.-end SO toiveli, were kilt to the prisoner. 'The prisoner told hen diet Mrs. Gan wen lee hey 'whit 'Witness Should have foe :be hire of tl.iy 1 nen odd? his wife Cone to t0wn...... Psis linen was quite distinct from the - furniture left :n the house. Witness also delivered On the I,3th to he pets ner, d e key of•the Celia, ia which was con wined au eight gallon cask full of c meant wine. 'I'M arisonei promised to take great care of it. On the .4th of °ewes:- witness ialled epon the prisoner, and •skei him far se3. which lie bad . Sgreed to pay heir it sitcha. !mass.' On thetday . doe did not 'no bins. hut Ton e 10th she called agitie,- ends fawAhe ter. He own told her not he hid treatise irmeiy . . - iut rt cult! go into the City •end get' re. He added. • 0.. t he was sorry that she-had not called a few daYi efore, lee bad j.ist actotnatodatodOe friend with all he ready money be had about him for ten days...- . rise prisoner then repeated tharhe teSiddlo into the :icy, get the money of a friend, and -sere' it to lief by next day: Attwelee oteluek titi money, ,iasne, bot instead of it he scent fier's letter. ' Io can •equence of some very strong suspicions she eppOrd • to him for a further reference. ' The " prisoner then ;eve her a reference to Vie: Ralph 'Sanden, at 21, ,-ay , lsori.street, Gray's Ida-lane. She - Was not :ads )ed with this reference. • A distress was rut into the louse, and saltness went in company with Mn. Patti, basket - , to Smith. street. She ton ad that the pais& ter was gone, and upon looking into her dentin ..rerceiveLl that alf Ist rime's wis-taken, excepting dun 'beets. The wine was- also' nearly ol!•taken out 'of tie cedar. A lad was in the botibe .at the tine; 61st, maid servant that she perceived. 1- • " •• • Cross examined —S 4. kid the prisoner' for a few weeks the linen, expecting an took . lent for the loan. She ,sew a women ef• erviards th ' house whoa: the prisonet called his of ire. She Was 'certain that - the wine. was in the cella when- Mi. - Wilkie: - took 'the rouse, but she had-not Sten the lr b t ifs the Cask:= rho distress was put-into thilse in Sdaitbetieet oy the landlord, Me. Birshill,'beedesi 'Orltattiiioetelf sot pay the rein: •-'' •• '" ' 7 Mr. J -gel+ Foursaid, that he was a Istoiscr, and • • the Ititll of OCtcber v.tui hoe Ike house in Staid.- wet, Etheltea. tor the treirpose of levying a distress or Mr. Bosliell,„the landlutd: He lent over every art of the hone, andjoAterieto every drawer. The hone was on the totlCS.'artd he rrluseil to open our of the rioratu WMfesi'Said that he would cer. ainly bade them opened, - ,alul the . prisoner replied, sat be &nig nor opor them before he bad ctusaui. . d his solicitor. The prisoner 'thee went away, and tutees emopkted.the inventory bflbior parts of thir new which den open ; finding be did nut .re;:l rw, he went soot' far Cconsiabre. leash* a man in house. Witness returned iii about •an licur, and 'l)6-boiler - was then 00 the . preriiiies.' As soon as . , Ines. toew'hint,.the prisoner asislo-e' s 0, 1. will give. wisp the keyilfcii 1 find that, when a laiulicid is the'house, 'it is nisi use locking up the door s ."— atom then took a eompkte •thireatory of all the .s in tl.e house. He WM 'tray particular, as be d understood that the presecutox hid lust sonic .perty. He found two shiritsjopon one bed, two low cases, and one sheet epos another bed. Two . • s also were found In one of the - drawers. No ,_ . soreotwas Osumi. Upon; the OrKole . 13 towels e footl e d, comprehending in that number some • cloths and liOnse elotht. '•On the same day ` cart •Mrs: Baylis at a neighbour's house, and 3 his invelitory . with that "Chiefs she herself ,He went with bee to the house. In the ; ' al,ihere,4ras a cask with a atilt wine at the bottom t. He did not to' into - trie'ealar Math the O3d • etutmr.." When he first wen t . on the premises, Pettihnet 'ioid—o I know what this is for; l'ex. ted you bete yesterday" Whness ap'peited as it amen understand what he meant, as he did not •biatterkntiti what lie's:soie about. The priso -,0 tidied tibotdltis Solicitor and Counsel which he littpiliyed. • • Haile* asked witnen*to take some ',,.'rsillicb.wae the : table . • Witnesi did toke a r e ';" ;nd the prisoner ' . p olled out abottliof lauds ;laying; at the same tinte.-;-'. My wile takes as h is this in a day ; it will be ecoush to do for t 'ill.;th.lee." • Witoesi upon 'seeing this diclisied rg ay more of his liquor. rose examined—When Ise entered the house he the prisoner, his wile; i yotinO girl , a boy. and t more. He tuund several articles missing being o theprosetjairii. The prisoner, %bile witness • diking Aire Ineentory. said, Oar the linen bad rs nine troth the wash yet, adding. ' l g fun should h been here on Tueid:y l " - %%nisi tipktd that b d not . ebgae ithoiat the linen, but merely to mike I .11 . fenioiy • vt ' tbie goods. The prisoner Wits atria • cesuidy the same day; Bird after iiiiiiitirteeti farlseg was found . at' pub. drinking. abOut a mile 'lnns the house. • It • kt idelsiipt to be is clue bottle 'while - ihe . - Arangisint ass . ire law teal at ~•whietehel ooditileioB helimied to the 111ftrwallarerAtintfuen'ai dill open, 'Efliiht t elvi'heen canceled in those bons. • - leidd 'tenni tit the liist p 8 , triellp WU kit tit Oa for' oval days. He did not k -t :•-• theti'isaia Se th i*** house, sadists: • - w • . . ~.1• . tasted currant wine is his life. He a► five .:. _ .. ......T.. 1 • - can't _get than fegeligeise,"'-aidltigelfWeet et Marten IticlearcellWaVlTlflebended'the Prisoner, and Itittetegiknown there!! , *lake said nothing, mid foind upon Was four **legatee. Thy writ all named as particular peesoos. - . Blake then . Witness seat him taken in the name of John. Webb-the firs dip to get a winking tub teleitelleet ale of in. . plicate was for a shire; - . pawned pa the 21st of Oc- 'asked (him. to leave **rake bet be objected, tobet for 35.-the seeiand for t*o silver fruit kaivis, said, " I ctiti dltia, eela hew teeickkir- I Lao net et e on the Bth of July. for Se.-the third' fur a pair of into the porter liettip."-, ,Bloke added. er Ther e e ik ,shoes, on the 18th of October, for-Ss...eatd the 4th be no suspacioa attee)aed there, as I bring the ale on, a bat and bit box. on the 20th of Clearer. for 7's. ' 'my Warn account." filetween the 10th end ?6th of The evidence on the part of the prosecution having September, witness -saw the rimed' eFdhhs !rho been gone through, Mr. PLATT, as' Oantisel for the . *begin two barrels of ale is the regular way: He . Alper eontendedt that in this ease tbeiiithe no wenedown and opened the eviler door,• and Fabb p -, i t ! a felony, as the 'prostrates had neutral noticed that the dap was putdowo in a wrong way, piked with the property and poseeiden df the aka. Observing, 41 Ale, Cheeky was in a hurry the whet aes which the prisoner was accused of haeing'itolen. 'day:" Witness said ,'! What Charley ? ' and be said Mr. ALtev. for the prosecution, rested hit argu e a Blake." " What do you mean ?" said witness.... :went upon this ground-..that although the house Fabb replkd, " Why, we all share alike; we all was taken by contract, yet tint it wet obtained by know of it." The last thing before he went away, fraud. Even supposing this not toile the die t yet elabb celled him to the door, and asked, " Do you ' theproperty in the linen had not born petted with,. not went any more ale of us?" Witness replied.... and the,coneession of it to his (mouse was i Mo. 14 ; barb ordered a barrel or two (meaning in the 'Woos act. ' • regular way), and Ido not know whether that will 'The Recofuete over-ruled the ohjeetion, and called come or not." Fabb said, a That will be just the upon the piiiimer for his d. fen;e. He protested hiss thing ;" but did not further explain himself. This, innocence of the charge laid against him, and stated, happened on the Saturday before Tuesday the 16th. that the' wine had been drank by his servant boy, "ivhii the ale did come in. On the Monday he went! and the men' in the house, when he was out of it. To over to Messrs. Wy ties, and ordered three barrels to make AT these assertions he Oiled • ranie' in on the Tuesday. seying, that " they must', Julia Sullivan. who deposed, that be was servant come in before nine lathe morning." On the 18th. 'tithe prisoner at the bar.. and had been but eight' after-having had the cedversation with Blake about days in the house when the distress tame in. The*t the !asking sub, • theofficers - game dowse-and Blake person who was put into the house oho the ruin. was apprehended.: . .. • • • *eon occupied the kitaten and pathos*. &re bid seen Cross.examinid by Mr. ittrious.-lle had been 'the men and the boy that were iii die house drink eight or nine years in this•public-bouse. anal fur four profdr-ly of the- wine. The boy in the house used to years had alweysisad his ale twin the Mestrs.Wyatts.' 'king it io them. She never saw any of it taken out Ur 'thought this proposal, meet infamies and wicked, of the cellar, bat heard it of the boy. It was currant and tejecied it with contempt. He did not hoop) Wine. 'When the distress came in, there was a basket Mesta., Wyitts. of the transaction then, because hr containing towels; table cloths, and some - of Mr. had pledged his word mot to do it, and esp-cted that Wilkiris's cloths in the kitchen. She could not tell Blake would net nytke a similar other to him. Upon thi hdrnber. Upon the ieeond floor of the house • theiationitemeration in Jane. when lie said he re 'there %vete two trunks. She accompanied Paul in ktieetto accept th, offer in consideratlim of hie family. ,she &Arch, and excepting the trunks, she believed he did not then Inform Mr. Wyatt, partly because, every place was searched. ' like a good Christian, he thought Blake would re- The Reconoms, in lemming up to the Jury, ob- fore?, and partly bee t les* he thought 'Mr. Wyatt served upon the point of law in this came. It way would place more confidence in his men than in what clear that, where a ready-furnished !muse was let tn he &guild jai... jie spelt.bis name Walkinsha v, and a person who,, having . got possession, deitases ol the never went briliju other name. Never sent by the' property, it would not thefi bee felony ; but a ques- °amen( Vaikenghent,„ In several of the London Lion would'arise for a Jury, whether the agreement • l'eperi be had been called Walkingham, but that so made was not a fraudulent one? Many eases of was not his name.. He bad been at Portsmoutb, but this kind had occurred, end particularly that of had never 'teen his name in a Purism arth• paper.- Moja* SeMple, who was transported fur having ob- 's What wereypu doing at Portsmouth P'-a.s , lim tattled fraudulent possession of a •chaise, and having •noetiontaio answ e r t h at question ; ' I a pp ea l to t h e conweited it to his own use. In the presint case . the Court." " .W;re you at liberty. or in confinement . prOiktheii bad been imposed opon by the prisoner, there ?".....“ 1 was ou board the Munniouth , in con *bilked hy that means obtained possestioa of - the rfinement." " For what ?"-(After hesitating))-- articles which he had been charged with wrath% I, " Far setting a field of furze on ire for after-grins anTit'ieis . earticularly remarkableekat the primmer, "tor my cittle." 4 8 Were you -never tried at i Win. if he hid no fraudulent in:lotion bboald have taken the chewer. Aesizes t"....4. Yes * I was." " And ern:mined bouie toe a year at-the large sum of JIM and yet and sentenced to seven years' imprisonment ?"- bereducedto such distress as• to be obliged ropawu ; e . Yes, I screed my time on board the Monmouth."' artieliis ale) 'Mall •value.-a The Jury; wide little he " You were re felon ?".-ste Yos, I was." He could sititibre pronounced a vesdiet-rOurlty. .. ' • ' not Swear that be did not go by the name of Gook at The, prisonei was well dreamt; anderas a man of Putt:Mouth, when he 'Fred with a Mr. Harwood, ail ' 8 genteel *appearance. auctioneer. He recallected Mr. bfaddison ' whom 'tAarZ•,'Berie, Gaarje Payee, and Sawed Falb, Were 1 he had • summoned, becotem he did not pay him his , indictedfoi ; sealing 600gellooe of ale, -the property wages. .He lived' with &Sedition as shopman for a 1 arti,,,a o 7`;Wi the Wyatt , ett• eldet e ond Henry Wei, the fos mon th s: Hi'eetuld Doe recollect whe th er be went youngis...4lr. FlenrysErly-Wyatt was a brown to by ttie ROMOWI - Coat o r ale at that del.. Ides' Mew: l ! POitp001-lipe. Otithe 16th of September law he bad i never off e red t o estate hire 411120 of his debt to ?dr. i a store cellar in Joho's.mews, neat Bedforil.row, for' Wyatt, or anY other .ml4O be would globe forward I store ale. •It was not for delivery et dwelt:toe to to giveevidersee against the prisoners ' • Not a tanking j tustOiners without special order. ' had Oren offered. i jiines Wallionsbaw proved that be was a pubEcen Abraham Hudson was store clerk to pewee end reps the Surrey Arms, in.Surteyoquare, Keut tor, and had been's() for six moistly. The three pie. i ROad. He 'clealt in September last withastessra: loners were **yin's ol Mews. Wyatt., He re. i Wyatt lo: ale aid Forte:, And paid SE4 per Nora ter collected an order for aleto Mr., Walkinehavr. • It 'ale.' He ordered his ale of the eoltettieg *ask. paid Was for three kande is the reveler wiry. • Three .1 the' 'money' ite the collecting clerk. receivieg Id, ale batfils more'of ate'wee to go ipG ree e s ei o h t h e no w (hole thia,frayiten. . Heaknew Blake as-Orie of tht day. - Blake and 'Collins . would have had to bare t drlyinen to Messrs. Wyatt. In • the latter -ens! of emir with the be e r,' b ut Collins. was ill. and -Co t ' April lan Bake came with ale in the rogalat way.: •1111M1'bjs Place. ' Oa the ate:ening •ol the 160,-be- In.thetellebt lei} own house be tapped witness ore , teivialßil and seven. 'he delivered three barrels to the I i the shoulder, and asked trim if would - film tietak -• •. of Blake aridecte for Or. Walkinshaw. 'The a barrel of ale of two from him? Witness . asked, •alle Irons the atorelonese Wes not to be delivered but •' What do you mean ?'' sad he replied, te wily. -I ter souk! order. TM Airy of that etureheuse hang can bring one or tire at half price?" Witities eared ill its the Minting-40'01i and on the morning of its how he got them, and he said, ga Why, I Ateirge , t 16:12; Blake brou g ht t h e ' k ey b ac k whith-lte -kid t hem done the fi rm, as I have a good opPontinhy.. taken, rota retain hung kup in. the counting-house.' Witness said he would have nothirgit, to• do with -This was efterober delivery of beer had been and Blake, begged nothing should bit said ; to thillie made. • The witone t r i s e tbk and Payne werepresent assented. In about two m onths afmr. Blake came Ile the time the, dray Was loaded with- the regular again with mere ale, accompanied by Collins anitthit order.. The day.,heitareelte 16th, Blake said to wit drayman of the firm ; he mentioned it. again,gayi n g, one that Walei e th av e h a d given an mder for more Yon. are &etch to blame not to take advantag e et 'Viet 'aid be might diiide the profit among' four *Of 41 'this opportunity, and I can pot 44 or NM into yet* ihens jibe three prisooersind himself). Never saw " packet a week. He added, " Your house irso tone terlia anieonversatioa with Blake afterwards. The venientiy sheeted. I am always patting by in my inailite,Of tle ale taken from aliestotelmuse was Lobe time to Greenwich. You have ;tot a feSily. and it' divided between four .of them ; -those four already will be a great help to you." _Witness said, e-It • h Mentiotred. Witsiess-refened to-the entry of the 16th my family I consider, and I will have melting to in the-oidir book, arid it appeared that on that day with you. Qn the 4th of September 'Blake came three barrels of ale went out. If nine barrels had - again With Collins, as witness thought,' foe empty goecont, it wits a wring delivery. Three bairels, casks, at hall-east seven in th e asorniag. Witnes s it appeared by the book , bad been delivered t o Wal was gaily serviog customers at that time; but pert khrslutie, aid three to Greenwich. ceiving Blake, ; be opened the cellar Lap. and bbke • Crosierlaririnedi--Bitore he lived with Mr. Wyatt and Crillias put down two bmrele of ale Witness he was in' busiheuefor himself. Tour years ago, he asked, ot What have ydrg'et there ?" .4' oe," says tilled as iturehoUsekeepes with Mr. Powell, a brewer ' Blake, it I bitre brought you two barrels boon on? ihltse Borough. ' He conf es i : d th at h e so ld hi s mai. ,own account." On the loth September thecollect.. ter'i beer through the means of Blake and the two ing clerk,' Mr. lige, came, to collect moues, and i other prisoners, and divided theprefits between them ofinera then g av e him som e information of sharhad !selves. 'Witness was taken into custody with the ether paseed'between Bloke and himself. An arraneeme ot three prisoners, and the firs t wee k a f ter apprehension was made as to some tpuire• procei3ings betvie,i I he oft bed . King's evidence to sire himself: witless, Mr. Wyatt the purger, and Mr. 81ew.... • Thomas Cox is a draymao in the serviceof Mews.. On tke 16:h .. .witness saw Blake again : be brouget fiVyatt. On the 16th of September he went with the I three bit rels . of amber in the regular way, in coatis ~draty with " Blak e . He was n ot accustomed to go with ' play *Wei man of th e name of con. .111uke also i nim, and fur the fi rst time he supplied Collins's plac e . bratilifit Mil" barrels of ale, which had not been or- ! 01: that day he took six bar re l s - on the daccraoymin"t p P aaied . dere& He put the neher. into the ale.eellar, and t'pool-lane,•and front thence went to the store•r0018 in theille into dieportei-cellar. Whoa* went dow,,l.J.ho's Mews with the dray. ' Bl a k e into the cellar wash ' bloke : Mr. Blew 'was in the - him, and wheti at 'the Mews he . f o u n d pahh and *hatcher, and could bear any conversation 'Which -Park there. 'The door was - opened, an d three note -might takeplace in either cellar. 13. was cutiailed ibstrele t hebidet the te were put on the dray. Wit. 'then Went. to "Aiiingl-we'cellsaranthdedey delis sit Pu si t z ir rellia ' literal fOr that purpose , end bad previeuely.seiiikeil I .nees and the r est assisted. He did not know that tie etliedis .belongiug m whom. Two efficeft were" at? Ming Wrong L iu going on. WitAlllll and Blake .8380 it di same tame .in the bask parlose - terti the alebiller. Witness, being in the -aleeeller lette 'bat' did tot knew What mai,. at Whit is like price of the tete e .bee re g : saw Mr. Blew there, but heard no th ing that paw,into he Of ale put into the porter.cellar t" Blabs asewned, .. W___.4m e rn i Adst a etable.keepeel o a„h ite ; meth, is ~ eg.o. % tort , ed ej,. e Th itt i o J uli e t shiney .i. .p r w_ ,, _ pep,' tuil ac, Cuptlipip s e i en 40 eight o , ctook on ih ---. have in my pocket," and gave him-the efit al•tneie`awinsug of lac 16th of eig h t h o I .... . -,_ _- ev which Blew had maiked. Witness inked Wiwi the liar i alwleaaLtake.heereleee a l e end the rare the tem moue,. wai divided? aed Blake maid, * 0; ere ide ' Cildh. „lir 1. .4_ Lae . . 0 Ab e cw t .. , - in s ". die -h proie w*: .: ' • - . . .11 7 ti .1 lei Pi ""t"""" • ,-* • - ' ,"•—• •mit•-“,..argo. 1 iii..i- -curious wow, - cameo the Collecting Cl ef t the. 10th of September , Walkrn th Atv gum himA infdrthation; in consiquence of which, nn the ig th that rionds, be, in company with two 'Ace % to Walkinshaw*: house. He secreted himself 4 1 , 'spirit cellar, having just marked six cigl notes, e s • he pee to Walkinshaw. At about eight Blak e and six bitr'rets were delivered. He heard aq conversation that Massed, and Blake said to %l a w s Shaw. is You are a d-4 gond fellow, and w e Il i, come anti smoke a pipe with you s.irte afiergook He confirmed Walkinshaw in h;s men here apprehended, and on Blake thesis matt notes were found. Cross examined.—Walkinshaw was a de!nnt tnc fi rm of Wyatt', but witness had never offered reward for appearing as a witr.esn in Court. The ()Metre produced the marked notes fe+u-d Blake, and proved the apiszeKr,isio of the p hi ,„„, The evidence for the prosecution has:ng be rig k a. concluded, ' Mr. ItlYxot.ns enJeavoured to spew, that to, specs to the prisoners rape and Fab!), diet, wa si , evidence to go to a Jury. The objection was overruled, it he:ng the op;iii, of the COMMON SiNJILANT that there war evidcu r i. go to a Jury. • The three prisoners being called upon for tt.e s:‘ , fence, protested they their innocence. and stineJ, ti a did nothing but follow the eider iit Mr. Ihsk!st . Theenia AWN SENJEA ST summed up at and hen t ' the Jury, at halt past ten o'clock, found all prisoners Guilty.—They were sentenced inunediod to seven years' transportation. At the Dover Sessions, on 1 uesday, Itl j o b, sea and George Warsaw were convicted (f u tenn i turgid notes of the Margate Back, are. seruenctdt. be executed on the 27th inst. The roseentor, Cam has, however, strongly rev.m.newej ti to n xrcy. GVILDIIALL —Loaisa Perlin: was yesterdly lull) committed upon the charge of inveigling Emma Put ter, a fine child five years and seven nsonthsold, stealing her !rum her mother. The mother of di; child 16 a aldose. and was in mousning lor her buS band. Site cunfirmed the statement made by tbt child to Gibson, which appeared in yesterJay's pa. per, rAttive to the mess t•ge for the rolls. Bore ill —Sutton the black and Painter art matched (e 0„ • doom) to Beat fbr a purse a inn guinea., in the neighboothso of Norwich, he six weeks. Sutton Is backed at odth. RA. • an d p al i s h are ahan maiet.ad for a hundred guineas, to light en ibt it3d instant. Rancidi is cousadered the ehantroti of a.l tie witless. Parish has d•splaled muck skill, force andj4tlgintu in combat, and has plenty of imeaers. Randall is the Nomads, Rep:nide and lobosens fi,:ht for a hundred, in the neighbotahea. of Canterbury, on Tuesday next. rtatot.a Pabitirrata NA—Faker C'tesimi, whose todiltz pee. &minces at Britton have been eery little attended to , retire! bur task yestolday mornin g , mad, sew ceremony, Lvaill Cri.p, the pedestrian, araived, on Tik klay night, at the U in Oa surd-greet at eleven o'clock, and set out again on his ram (being his journey), at ten minutes More teur,yttte , day owning. • iftsterda; apart rim. fora Wager of LS gnineaq, andert u i to walk ekes. Wes lo two hours, oo the C 114,1.4111 rtatl ow by tea as Dacca. Fox•Hourtito.—About ten days ago, the crack peck of kb ii r of boom Castle, istrwekt.tor:, threw Off ai a ce.vcr Dia Uric:ton s where they Instantly found. '1 he to: broke at rivi " s and, alter a line rub of six ra ►a.s, took to a high Ina! sego Neer Ci Maeda. be bounds he!pg des, to hits, doled err , a abelelog rocb,erbeo obi: o ukle o! the beet of them wen Ilk, on elie Jo the last Lottery Contrast, BIM (as anal) sok Capital Priam exceeding in number and amount data sold by any other Othce.keeper ; and in the short space of the last twenty months 131sta has shared and sold, exclusive of the above. No. 1 3,553 • a Prise of - ISr,OOO 18,041 • • a Paste of - ,C 50,000 5,651 • a PAS, of - siteoBo3 5,955 • *Medd - rEen,otlO 1,408 - a Prised • ,C 30003 1.71119 . a Prise of Aso, oo 3,199 • - a Ptite of . .Ciu,ooo 3,595 -- a Prise of • 5e30,000 4,144 • a Prise of - ieso,o4l Besides minor Capitals of £20,000, £15,000, la. too numerous fur insertion I such success is pi • leafy unparalicled in the annals of Lotteries, exalif rat Bigler OAT, for he has for 'many years past stood ee prminent • for the S a le o f great Pr:vn : and at there are - Six 'Prix s of t€ 20,000, and various other Capitals, in the Lottery w:Ach . hegins To.stointoa are 7th of This Mouth, we may confidently look ter ward to his selling thegieater part, it not the sib& of them. MARRIED. • Monday, at Errstend, Edward Ayshford Sanford, Fag to liea• dem. eldest dausbter of the late Sir Wm. Langham, Bart. At Arm*, etryphus fever, Majnr.Ceteral'lohli Baran. somensadmg the klotthern thatriet. Tuesday Wasiak, Meer a few days illness, in his fi3d year, At Rev. 'finis. Carpestda/e, Master et the Royal School, Armagh. B..turdiy, at %Velum, In her 101st year, Mrs. bile Climates Ou the 24th ult. as Robtrt Budd. was employ,d dire's/ sand in a ph near /Irby, the' bank being underminrd, unformattel give way, fell upon biz:Land occasioned hi. death. At Yarmouth, Nadia, the Itev. D. Host, mriteophilla,elik"' dfugliter of the Rev. R.:l unaer, of Yarmouth. At Sivalllsam, the Rev. !. Montague, to Enti:y, foonh dallh' tcr of the Rev *C Ytn ' BY HIS h—likaS ROYAI:I.Ii 'WEIRS PA iEN I . LEAFS GENUINE PILLS , j ust ly tamcvs ft". 411 . 11 Ito itap, , the VENEREAL DBFA.SI One quail Pill Is a dose, anal the of one Bar, is s recent case, will goon convince th e patien t of * the certainty *of hit g':•24 recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more swe, convenient than this Raggedy, tor such as are Obbred 1 0 or to sea, as It needs no confinement nor teeth . in of ;A.:. and sixty yaws icriterfacce (in an extensive practice) his raft 'that it will efect a tare when tapered Salivation anJ al Old methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy wad other Chreirci; Disorders, ebb Medicine. has 11Qt Its parallel. I:pwanii 40,000 personi of both seats base been radically cured al the above 'ruet disorders, within the lest eight years. Prepre 439 d sold by the Sole Proprietors, TAY O A and SCN, cn Dens of the Revd College of Sorgeons, at their Hume. Nu. 9, So addle-stiteet, in Boxes of only se. sd, each, duty included.— N.B. Two back doors, sad lights In the Passages it Light They are also aold by their nintawnt, with cupious dttecion` at tbe Toy Shoji, 10S, Oxfstreet ; Mr. Dhborouglegs No 7' Eigh-etrit et-hill, ',early opposite the Mooumenv and by out remelt in every considerable 'rows In Great Brutus and Irs'aail Advice grade 'theses mclitodoes perks. takias the above, o r ot h er o f the Pt" . COAL MARKET, NO' *I Ipa at arket. Ships sold. Newcastle Seadarland 10 hone Coal IMBER a. Prices. $6.. 3d. to 51$. Id. to 41r. 61 00w et!. to 0. 4. Od• HIUH WATILA *TV AIUMAUW AT 1.0141X)2: Mangos a • • ST mom.. auer / 42 AlSamno 87 12 MINIM 11 111111ibesbed by I,,sysl. !Esau; Place, Taos*.Ban • i • . • I ~! ^~