Star. — London, England, 1803-12-07 00:00:00

Frow ate LOAIDON G4Z6TTE, December 6. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, orcrianek 6. south I..?nnos Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. linakaid to he Captain ; Comet David Dabie to be ; Pend- tntyne, Gent. to be Lieutenant; ; Janirs R .7 t fon, t ;wt. to be Cornet, v ice able. it ve Centlemea and Yeomanry Cavalry. 3.a cow', El+ to be ; Tliontpftn, Gcnt. to be t Samuel G ent . to be Cornet. sttnuuti !‘: Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cat Airy. John IlelthrOOke E(q. to be Captain ; George Brikoc, Gent. to hr 14 Men-tar% FT.IIIICiS Homiray, Gent. to be Cornet ; F. W 4 k •r, Gent. to be Adjutant. Stirlingthire Sq•aadron of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain Murray to be Major Commandant. • Twyb , rJ Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Couley Savory. fen Fig tube Captiin. Uttozet r Gentlen..n and Yeomanry Cavalry. .Hein. Ba. 'a to be Captain ; Bryan Hodgkin, Gmt:to be u eu rsoa,t ; Juin, Smith, lkut to be Cornet. Yarmnoth Gen-lernen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Reverend Samuel Levick to be Citified& William Taylor, jun. Gent. to be Sdrgeon. Bating doke Company of Volttiiteers. cient. to be Eniign. Blickl;ng and Gantone Volunteers. To be Captain--Stephrn Luthlngton, Efq. lieutenants James Hunt Holly, James Huntington, au I Robert enpanan. To be Lieutenants-141 , 0 Dixie Cherchill, James Gage, William Barber, Thomas Kackham. and G•argeWeight, Gents. Bithop Waltlunt Volunteers. Identenant Robert 'Budd to be Captain; Emir John Henry Cleaver to be 11 myosin, vice Build; H. Aubrey Veck, Gent. to be Eniiga, vice Cleaver. Balinghnorne Volnnteer Infantry. William Cowling, Ertl. to be Captaio; Stephen Cob; Gent. to be LiLutenaat ; Arthtr Butterfithi, Gent. to be &Agri. Switb of the Rape f &amber Volunteers. sai.im Stamford, Gena to be Lieutenant. 1., i 't i : i'. . i'. Ifil Y ' ') 1 ' i 6 ' I n i 11 ii l 1 ' 1 . I 1 J . 1 : 1 i . . , tii u •*. 4 J,, , , • , • Royal Clarence Volunteers. Alnj r Ani Davies to be Lieutatant Colonel; Captain George Price to be Major; Lieutenant Noot to be Surgeon. 8:oth Dit•iliion of the Rape of Chichelter Volunteers. C.4onel John Crolbie to be Colonel; John Gage, FS+ to be Lieu tenant Co:enel; John Quantock, tfq. to be Major. To he Carta,. a—rEdwartiMalwrli, Charles Smith, William Wil- hams, John Math, William Johann, and Wm. Foaricr, Elva To he Licumnams 7. - Matthew Quctock, Richard Murray, and William Rape-, Gents. To be Enfigns--john Weller. John Price.and John D4ains.G4mts. N , rth Di viii , .n ot the Rspe rlt Chicheiter Volunteers. Richard lialdwin ' T.GI. to be Major; Richard Wartiroffer, and Janes Firott,Elrs. to be Captaims; George Newman and Jo teph Pollittt.v Gem's. to be Lieutenants ; Thos. Newman, Liam and Ratan Eggan, robe Enfigns. Droitwich Volunteers. Lleatenan: Ceni , gfbr Nortnary to be Capttln • En* Robert }Twice tote Lieutenant ; William Robefm Gent. to be Rage ; W.I tam S.wtell, Gen:. to be Eaten, vice Service. F.tkenhant Volunteer Infantry. George Sloimpfhirc, Efq. to be Captain ; Enfign Jokpb Bruton to be Lieutcnaut, vice Heath, refigned ; Barn Thomas Wilkin to be Lieutenant, vice Edgar, reigned; John Wythe, jun. Gcnt. to be Enfign, vice Bruton; Wm Shcrrisiliam, Gent. tube Earl, vice Within. _ Falkirk Volunteers. Robert M'Kechrrle, Gent. to be Enago. vice Meek, rayed. Midasel M*Gilcbrift, Gent. to be Surgeon. Haddenham Volunteer Infantry. John Porter, Efq to be Captain ; Robert Pate, Gent. to be Lieu tenant ; John Clay, jun. Coot. to be bear:- Heydon Volunteers. - - -- • - • -- • • - - • - Baker itackimaa, Eft. to be Caputo ; W. Ir..load, GNU. to be Eo flP- Illeham Volunteer Infantr••. Osier Cooper, EN to be Captain Bidwell Smith. and William Seabat Gents. to be Lieutenants; Francis Bland, Gent to be Bangs. Kirtling Vnlonteet Infantry. Otter Debuts, Efq to be Captain ; Jana Taylor, Gent to be Lituunant ; Thomas Newtown, Gent to be Earn. North Divifion of the Rape of Lewes Volunteers. lidentuati Smith, Efq. to be Major ; Ifeae Glutton, Efq. to be Captain. Lynn Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. tw ain/a s Gams to be Captain. rite Bowker, raped. Captain George Henry Guyon to be Adjutant. Northamptooihire Volunteer Infantry. -------- - - • - - - rsafigo Charles Dodd to be Lieutenant, vice Cot, refigoed; Jefeph 1 ewio, Com to be Enfign, vice Dodd; Charles Frederick York, Gent. to be Enka Nortkamptonfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry In fantry. William Henry Sutton, Gent. to he Enfign. Northampton Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Stev'nfon. Gent. to be Enflgol Norwich Regiment of Volunteers. Enfign John Sopping to be Lieutenant, vice Southey, rcfigned4 ilium I loward, Gent. to bc Enfign •10. Sopping. City of Norwich Rifle Corps. _ _ Captain Bacon to t;e Major• Commandant. ar,cl City of Peterboro' Volnnt::r Infantry.• Geotec Efq to be Captain; William Wright, GM. to be Lieutenant ; John PiLlmorc, Gent. to be linilgn. South Pevenfey Battalion. Charles Harrifon, mJ John Leach, Erg& to be Captains. To be Lieutenants-7 home Eamcomb. jun. Edmund Coops, jun. Henry Freeman, WSW.= Lambert,bents. . To be sefign•--Hcnri Peckham, WUHam Ridge, William Ma. keit, Edward Long. Gems. Radford Volunteer Infantry. - - - Robert Ring. Efq. to be Captain ; William Emit, bent. to be Lieu. (Wain ; John Fred, Gent. to be Enfrzn. South Reppi Volunteers. -----• - • - - - Oilyett Woodboufe, Efq to be Captain-Commandant; Lieutenant William Gooch to be Captain ; &din John Wegg to be lieu tenant, vice Gooch; Thomas Everitt nartrart‘Gent. to be Ea gan, vice 14'e, R. Rothefay Volunteers. Fonzo Rober fir.irby to be Lieutenant, vice Rermantroe, re lived ; dtrzarAta M•bleill, Gent. to be Dilly', vice bil•Klrbr. Somer ton and Langport Regiment of Volunteers. Joan Frederic Plumy, Elq. to be I.koteriant-Colorict.Comman darn Prot* Mi. to be Lieutenant-Coked; Jolla Chambers. Efq. to be Maitre I o be Carralus—Waher Stucker, Thome Vlrrey,/oho Mleh, : u. .Aura *andel, Pretor Phooey, Jofepb Baobury,llCidtard Wea. • J:4O RFroold. Elora To In Flit lieurenanto—itletrard Pople Caines, William Nor man, Sesnvol Matter, loCepar Beard. James Parfoue, Robert Veldt, Clarke Pitt. iWam Corniib Barnard, Charles Daus. err, Gents. To be Second Lirotenants—Aosekb Elfwood, Robert Hurnten, k'dtiam I rani_ Horton, William Hartat,Joko Tucker, William .Piakt.r.G.lc4 Stocker, John Knight, Goons. Supleford Volunteer JAl:entry. num, Hemp , nizs .41 as. to - be Lin:tenant. E ;Wing Volunteer Artillery. _ _ _ GAM Forrefter, Lfq. to h- Captain ; John Wing/Cc, Gan. to be eieft uttnant •W. Blaci,Clun. to hc Second lieutenant Wet Divition of the County of &ethyl! Volunteert. John Lemma, Er+ to be Llentenar.t Wood Cummtnalant ; John Hamill In, Erg to be Llemeniut Colonel ; John Buchanan, Uri. to be Maim.. To be Capokra—Wlllion Hamil oa. Samuel Samuel Cowp-r. James ha Wins, George Menzies, and Alexander Gat- Lore, /Aim of Stirling l'claraccrs, ram Dun -an. I to he Laostenaut , -C....a.suan.lanc - soupton. 141 to he I.leue, nom Woad. A ALUM Morehead. FA to !'e Ne..rpor. Falkisic and B-qhl.ennar Company. W3rJrupe. Lk. to b,2 Captain ; Jar.aro lik:urc i :Gcnt. to b e L 31141 4 ,41 jaws Staasfa!, (kit. to be Eska. Polmont and Gormnock Company. J .11111141111it011, Ffq. to be Captain; I lenry Johnfloa. Gent. to be [Acute" t ; Henry Booe., Gent, to be Enfin. Nitiirarti •:ide, SlamanAn, and Dunipace Company. Al.zind_r 111 Lend, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Covebrough, Gant. to be Lieutenant ; John Wigan, Gent, to be Lolign. Denny Company. John Craham, j, n. Efq. to be Captain; Alexander Allen, Gent. to be lieutenant; Neil Carney, Gent. to be Enlign. St.Ninian's,Companies. _ . D. Munro Binning, and WilU..m Wii ht. Elms. to be Captains; James Miilcr, and Alexander Smith. Gents. to be LitteCILIMS; John and George Brown, Gents, to be EnGas. Lambeth nrti Airth Companies. lames Graham. Efq. to be Captain; James Smith, Gcnt. to be Enka ; George Waddell, Gcnt. to be Surgeon. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jammer 2R. Thomas Billing au d John Billing, of Holborn, Mid. dlefcx, linendrapers and copartnera, at ten, at GulldbalL BANKRUPTS. James Fidler, of Linea!ter. but late of the Mand of Trlnidada. in the Welt Ind es, merth:tut, to furrender Dec. Lb at five, Dec. sr, and January 17, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Laneatter. Anomie+, Meffra. Mafon and Wilfon, Lanestler. Francis Munk, of Folkeftone, Kent, tanner, Dec.2o. 22. and Jan. z 7, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney, Mr. It A. Webb ,Olkelk ne. PlicronyMus John Claufon, late of America-4mm bet now a prifoues in talcfpur-ilreet Comptes.. London, merchant, Dec.l3, 17. and January 17. at ten, at Guildhall. Atomics, Mefts Mayo and Peark, Cloak-lane, Queen-Greet. London. Emanuel Richmond, of Charlotte lciews, parifit of Saint Pancras, Meddler:, (table-keeper, dealer and chapman, Dee. to, so, and January ty, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mawky, Tot- .• • . tenhamdtrect. Flurroy-fquarc, London. John Shelley, of Mile-End-Road, Middlefex, within., dealer and chapatis, Dee. 13, t 7, and January 17, at ten, at G stildhalL— Attorney, Mr. Inches, Billiter4quare. John Cramer, of the Royal Spa-Gardens, Bermoneey, Surrey, vietualler and nsufleal inantment-maker. Dec. ts. 17, and JUL 7. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Na zo, Great James-timer, Bedierd•row, Lond . on. Harry Hale, a Birchlm•lan e, London, oilman, dealer and chairman, , Dec. tot at eleven, Dec. 17, at twelve, and touary t 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing- ne, London. Hugh Moore of Ironmonger•lanc, London, merchant, Dec. t 3, at one. Dr:. 24, and January 17, at tea, at Guildhall. An ara l e ,,, M e et% J. and It. Willis, Warnford-comt,Throgmomon-ltrect. Samuel Dutton, of Mancheiter, merchant, dealer and ehapman, Dec. so, at, and January z 7. at three, at the Dog 'Cavern, in Ma/whetter. Amanda. Meffrs. Halitead and Ainfworth, Man- chefter ; or Mars. Milne and Parry, Temple, Lot.don. true Henry, of Liverpool, ihopkeeper, dealer and chapman, Jan. a, 3, and t 7. at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, Amnia, '!6:: lame! . Phithin, Liverpool, or Mr. Windk,•Batictt'a.build• ins, London. John Briggs, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, flopfeffer, Calefman, dealer and chapnun, Dec. t 7, to, and January I 7 at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Moy Thomas, Bearish:do: lane. London. Thomas liinlefs, of Bangttall.ftreet, London, factor, deals" and cbapman, Dec. z 3, t 6, and January a 7, at acre% at Guildhall-- Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdles's-WI, Bank* ttrixt. DIVIDENDS. January at. John Nclbitt, Edward Stewart, and John Netbitt the younger, et Alderinanbury, London, merchant. and copartners, It ter', at quiluh' Pra. y al. James Titlark, of Finch-lane, London, broktr, at tea, at Guildhall. January 4. John Jeffery, of Brillol, cutler, at eleven, at the White Ran Inn, Broad.ftreet, Briltol. January t• James Manning. Thomas Heayi Gde, and Thom** Borman, of Barg•-yard, Bucklenbury, London, Mancinftcr warehot;femen and Copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. January at. Wefton Lewis. of Falmouth, Cornwall, inettbant s at tcn, at Guildhall, London. OLD BAti.Er • Saturday George Pouneeford and George Green (old offender s ) were inditled for flopping William Brooks, on the King's highway, putting him in fear, and taking from his perfun a bundle, containing divers articles of wearing-apparel. William Brooks (a boy about fourteen years old, belonging to the charity-khool of Shadwell) liar ed,as he was going to Gofwell•Place, with a large bundle, on the 6th inflant, on his going along Shoreditch, he obferved the prifoner Pounceford follow him for fome diftanee, when at length he came up to him, and alked him to carry hisbundle, when the boy re plied no.—As he was going to Cuckold's-raw he met the prifoner Green, when the other pi ironer, who +• a , then walking behind the witnefs, (poke to him, but witnefs did not know what they were talking about. The boy went into a public houfe, and when became out, faw the prifoner Green waiting at the door. On his leaving the honk he ran, when the prifoners ran alfo ; when he had reached Vinegarlard, both the prifoners fcized him by the collar. knocked him down, and took his bundle from him: witnefs (creamed out, when a Mr. Holloway who was palling, went in pur fuit of the prif,ners, but without eifeet. The owner of the bundle (Mr. Penn, a cooper with whom the father of the boy works) having been informed of the robbery, went in fearch of the prifoners, with Mr. H. and two police officers, when they found the pri foners in Rnfelaste, who at that time, by Come means efcaped ; but they were taken into cu(Lody fome days after in Wentworth-fret. The boy clearly identified both the prifoners, and had teen them before. The jury found both the prifoners Guilty — Death. join Waisezu was capitally indided for &Ain& bed furniture, the property of -- Harris. The profccutor is a broker refsding in Tottenham court Road. On the a4th of November, about dulk, as he was at the fathermod part of his (hop he ob. (erred the prifoner (landing in the centre, who at that inflant :latched the property Rated, and ran niF with it. The profecutor purfued him, calling out " flop thief;" when, on gaiuiug ground on - him, lie drop ped the bundle, which the profecutor left, purfuing him down the road. when he faw him turn up Pitt greet, where be loft fight of him. On enquiring of tome workmen near the fpot, he was informed he had run into No. t, Put•ftreet, the door having been open. On giving alarm, the matter of the houfe brought a light, when die prifoner was found Rend ing ou the kitchen-Hairs. and feeured. The Jury found the prifoner guilty of Healing the amount of 39 1 . Margaret kyle, was indiCled for (eafing t al. tos.6d. in a dwelling houfe. Simon Farren (a labouring man) depofed, that his firft light the prifoner was at No. 1, Wright's buildings, Rear Smithfield, on the a9th of November, in company with a Mr. and Mrs. Daley, f. om whence they all went to a pnblic.houfe in St. Giles's, and from thence to a friend's, who keeps a lodging-houfe in Pheenia-fireet. Daley and his wife went jnto one room, and the profecutor and panne: into another ; the'prifoner was very inquifitive to learn what money the profecutor had in his pocket, who counted it nut before her. The profecutor and prifoner laid on the bed together, when the complained of being hungry, and raid. if he would give her fome money the would get a bit of fomethinz nice, when the prifoner went r. it and did not return, h.ving le,cked the profecutor iu the mom: when he said his cauuq, the Frac- , • . Mot. kribcked violently at the door, but to no pu pae, when he Lid down until morning, when he in formed his friend Daley what had happened. On going home the next morning, he met the prifoner very much intoxicated, and ditplay ing three gold rings on her fingers : the prnfecutnr upbraided her with having robbed him, when the agreed to go to the place where the had left him, but on the way the de clined gi:ing any further, when the profecutor had her taken into ctiflody- Moira; White, a police officer, feaiched the pri loner a L o ng time, at hilt he found ten guineas and Come laver concealed moil curiouily. The Jury found the prifoner—Guilty of Beating, but not in a dwelling-honfe. Elinateth Circle and Sarah Smith were found guilty of picking a gentleman's pocket of a twenty pound bill of exchange. The profecutor, Mr. Buckoff, of Kirby-ffreet. Hat ton-Garden, was returning from the Theatre on Saturday evening, when the prifoners accofled him in Holborn, making very free with him, and preffing him to go home with them, which he declined doing, though it appeared he (topped a few minutes in con verfation with them; en their leaving him, he found his pocket bad been picked of the Bill of Exchange. He immediately went down Gray's Inn-lane, where he loon met with the prifoners (landing together, and he perceived in the hand of the pritimer Chcefe, a paper, which proved to be the Bill he had been rob-1 bed of, when lie gave them in charge to the 'watch-1 ~ man. It clearly appeared by the evidence, that they were combined together is the robbery. • Dsveraroitv Lases.—yelva Pima, a coach ma ker in the parifh of St. Bartholemew the Great, was indiaed fur feveral defamktory libels againa Moles May, and 'others, Trullees of the Paid Pa , ifh. Mr. GUINIT, Counfel for the profecution, Rated the cafe as follows. The Defendant, he obferved, was a coach maker, and occafionally let out chaifes. He lived in St. Bartholomew Clore, and was occur tomed to let his chaifes fland in the ftreets. in the coach way, with a view to attraft the attention of thofe who wiffied to hire choices. This proved a great inconvenience to paffengers, and an annoyance to the neighbourhood. In confequence of repeated complaints with refpeL to tlie concs& of the de fendant from many refpe&able inhabitant's of the parith, the Trultees thought it their duty to remise (lrate with him. They waited upon him repeatedly with the As of Parliament in their hands, to thew that he was liable to be fined for Inch behaviour. But the Defendant gave no other fatisfaaion than by replying, that they and the A& of Parliament might go and be d—d. The Trufiees finding remooftrance vain, proceeded to carry the provifions of the Ail of Parliament into execution, by fending their officer to convey a chaife belonging to the Defendant, that was flooding in a place inconvenient for the neighbour. hood, to the Green-yard, Bow-greet, from whence it was not relieved till the Defendant had paid the fine of 23 (billings, and Ole expenses. Exafperated at this proceeding of tr,e Trufkees, the Defendant wrote a libel, and Ruck t: up in his &op window, in which he denominated their conduft a . firtgalar aB of ehrelty and opprO'on. Thefe hail words were writ ten over the libel in large letters, and the names of the Trultees mentioned below at full length. This happened to be at the time of 3t. Bartholemew Fair, and great crowds were of courfe attrafted by this paper, while the Defendant himfelf, his wife, and brother-in-law, flood at the door, explained the eir cumftances, and pointed out the haute' of tome of the Truftem which were in fight, evidently with a view to excite lime popular tumult againa them. He Rill, however,continued his furmerpraftices, andevenmal treated the officer who was lint again to carry his chilies to the Green yard; in confequence of which he was brought to Bowilrect, where, fo far from difowning his conduft, he offered in an infolent man ner, to the attorney for the Traces, to difconsinue cepofing them for the future, if they would pay him the fines which he had given for the relief of his chaifes and his expencts. There were four libels publifhed, which were charged in four feparate counts in the indiament. But that which would be fpecifically proved, was one which had been publilbed ou the 3d of September. It was thick up againft the Defendant's houfe, and began with the words, 4 , A tingular aft of cruelty and oppreffion—An appeal to the public and neighbourhood,"—after which the particulars were in the Defendaik's own way detail ed, and the names of the traces written at the bot torn. This would be proved to be the Defendant's hand writing. In fupport of this cafe, Moles May was called, who proved the flicking up of the libel on the Defendant's honk he having oh. limed it from his own windows, and fent an officer to take it down. The brother.inslaw was called to prove that it was the Defendant's hand.noitting ; but here the proof failed, as the witnels refilled to fwear to that point. Mr. Ruthven, th. Attorney of the Trufteeb, was' then called, who proved the acknowledgment r.f the Defendant, by his offer upon certain conditions to decline cycling them any lt.nger. Mr. ALLEY, Counfel for the Defendant.sontended that there was here no evidence to go to a Jury. a. it was not proved that the libel was poblifired with the knowledge or content of the Defendant.—But find ing the Court of a different opinion. he addreffed the jury in a Aunt but energetic (peed', contending that no rational man could fairly pronounce the Defendant guilty, ab the evidence did not prove that the libel either was his hand-writing or that he was privy to it. The Common Serjeant (Mr. Know Las) in lam-. ming up the evidence, commented with no lets abi• lity than juffice upon the heint ufners of the offence, of libelling the Trnllees in the execution of their duty. He obferved that nn Reneger c;rcumflantia) evident!~ could poffibly be offered, than what was here pro duced, of the guilt of the Defendant, as he himfelf ' had-acknowledged it, in eonfulting npnn certain con ditions to date expofing the Prolccutors, and there was nn way in which be had espofed th.m except by thefe libels. The offence was moreover aggravated by the very moderate cost lug of the Trullee., who, fo far frnm abating their authority, leaned only to execute it upon repe red complaints, sod filmy a conviction that it stab their duty nn longer in when the Defendant appeared Cleat to every temon- Rrance. The J ury without ivelitation found The costume SLR), AS T OCC Ob!CliTd, OW: 1110'41 the Deft:Want ridol- &Lived a levi.re putt.ll,n.rut, yet as he might have a wire and Emily, he would not fentence him to a long imprifonment.--The Defen dant was then fentenced to pay a fine of 301. and to be imp ironed till that film %vas paid. FRAUDULENT CONSPIRACY. John Edward: old Samuel Clari were indieted foe nnlawfully confpiring to cheat and defraud Alexan der Solomons, by felling him a horfe for 81. warranted found, which proved to be giandered. • Mr. KNAPP, as Counfcl tor the profecuti , m, limed the cafe to the Jury, commented on the nefatiratc praeices cart ied on in Smithfield market, by the deal. ers in cattle, to the injury of the public, and urged the neceffity thet e was for making an example of t h e defendants, if this profecution flnuld appear to be well eltablithed. The profecutor Alexander Summons was then ex amined, who Rated that he was a Jew taylor, refid. ing in Stoney-lane, Houndfditch ; on the 9th of LA July, he went in company with Harris, a Jew attorney, to Smithfield, for the purpore of buying 4 honk. When he entered the ma•ket,witnefs obfereed a boy riding one about for thew, that looked very fightly and a fah goer; it was a black horfe with a grey tail : witnefs called to the boy, who immedi ately applied to his 'nailer, and the defendant Ed. , wards came u? with two others; the price of ue horfe being demanded, Edwards fail nine giiineas, which the witnefs and his companion Hard' obferved was too much money ; a liranger then joined ;hike and offered (even guineas ; to which Edwards faid,4 I cannot take feven guineas; this Gentlema n Omani g the p:ofecutor) is price 1g it : " witnefs th en offer It guineas, and Edwards l a id, you (h a ll h ave i t ; Has 's the lawyer, inggefled, the bode t hould he booked the clerked the market, and witnefs raid, he wmild not buy it milers it was booked and warranted found; the defendant Clark obrerved, if we, or he, give yon a receipt for the money, and warrant the horfe found, it is all the fame; but if you will lath upon its be* booked, we will look for the clerk of the market; thiy accordingly bad it booked, and Clark was vow* for the foundnefs of the hark : witnefs paid the ails ney, and gave a boy half a crown to lead the hark home. The defendant Edwards gave his addre‘ N 0.% Sharp's Alley, Chick.lane, but had hardly parted ere a boy came running up and e2elairned4- .t Alt ! Mr. Mores, you're done, you're a taylor dude over. Cunning Ifaac, you're taken in, the bode isglait dered." Its consequence of this, wieners took the knife back to Edwards's Rabies and ongoing the nest more. ing found the animal had been running at the note fo much, that it was found .naceffary to whitewath and frefh board the hall where it Rood, he the info(. lion thould be cnnsmunicated•tio.otherbotfos. Wie ners immediately proceeded to Sharp's Alley after the defendant, but amid neither find out the place or the objets of his flinch nntilhe happened accidentally to go into a rnblie.hoofe in Cow-crofs, where he found Edwards in ccmpany with Riley, the man whin of. feted the fever; guineas. Wand's (aid, . 4 4 you have taken me in, the horfe ss glandered, return me my money :" to which Edwards aufwered "Ideal fay. whoa you bought the horfe, that if you did not like him after a fortnight's ttial e f would take him again.' Witncls replied," I will thank you for my money, the horfe does not fuit." When the horfe • was brought forwards, Edwards eiclaimed, " Lotd how it Win al the note," and Riley advif e d t h e win te r s to deliver is immediately to Edwards, oho took it, but did not sal turn the money, laying, he had not fo ranch at that time, but would Mostly rehore it. Witnefs did no.' ever after receive the fame. Riley, at that time raid, "you thould not have taken the man in." The parties had declared the boric was found when puichakd. On the 29th of July they were taken into cutlody. -. Harris. the attorney, corroborated the evidence of the witnefs, and further hated, that at the time the bargain was making, Edwards, Clark, and Riley very artfully prevented them from looking clofely at the borfe, by palling between them in all direftions, and drawing their attention to the legs, knees, and other parts of the animal that were not fufpicious. Witners was not a judge of horfellefh, but from the behaviour of the parties, he fulpefled unfair dealing, therefore did all he could to per(nade the profecutor not to purchafe.the boric. This witnefs was very accurate in his hatement of the above tabs, and appeared much incenfed that the judgment and experience of the Jews thould (offer fo leverely by the fuperior des tetity and impofition of the Defendants, who are Yorkthiremen. The evidence being gone through, the Court, after fume delibration, were of opinion, that the charge of confpiracy was not eflablilled, the defendants having given time to the buyers to approve of the boric, or return it. The Jury, therefore, acquitted them. The Common Serleaat &deiced them talons of their ini quitous proceedings, which, if purfued, could only lead them to an untimely end; had they been, in difted in a different manner, he obferved they would not have 'duped fo The time day fentence was paired, when D. Fits maurice and M. Brown. for being at large previous to the expiration of the term for which they had been ordered to be tranfpo►ted ; M. Spalding, for an un natural crime; and G. Green and J. Peuncefurd, for a highway robbery. feverally received judgment of death. T. Parttime was ordered to be tranfporteil beyond the leas for the term of fourteen yea is. . Ja. Trott, J. Freeman, P. Harwell, J. Durant, E. &met, C. Da•ifon, Rob. Glitfiths, Green, Elizabeth Boot, W.Broadßock, G. Hayes, W. Pittman, Elizabeth Cheefe, and Sarah Smith, wets ordered to be tranfperted for the term of kern year& Seven were ordered to be imprifoned in Neirgate 6 19 in the Houle of CorresSion, Clerkenw•dl ; three to be publicly, and two privately whipped. The felliems being then ended, the fame were td► jimmied until Wednefday, the t ith of January meal L&TH. Lately at Holm, doe Lady of lato• Coload Wag of • daarbser. MARRIED. At Stanek. Is I.lmesegre.Lictmeassat Coined tub Dre f tweses, t. Mt. Claytonohoghter of Mt Meßord Rut. ad Adhigtos, i Lartaihirc. DIED. 0,1 the tft Infant, le die asermrsow d Berfelwpe. of tit, Nord.. iloaavertwa laturywc, goal 115 yaws. sitarriA Gym WIWI, and was father of Is chitirse.l haJ D. hi. 1: cot th wife. .11e hai.l kaki a wooden ki was 2b ? ars 44. L.UNDON : l'rioted sad b:send irg ce. 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