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With Colonel Davison are before the public, was brought up to inswer to other charges preferred Ric-bard .7 edge was indifted for a Mialemeanour, of the Channel ; Fourier,: frigate, from a mitt ; Derouldre East Indiamln, from the Do ens; and the e per Ce4.t Consua 6 pm Colt Navy .. C'd VI, phi ' 4 ! iti /Olg a tripe: ial 3 per Cent. .... against him. seed •r the 30th of George 11. for obtaining money Aeries, Scont. with 'wimps on board. having taken Si i Onain der - In the present i n stance a charge of a nature by under false pretences. .. them out of the Jlorrer t rans rt e Cat. Feethara. I.4dia It mt. I 2 • mn. far more serious than the former, was made against The Defendant was a porter, attending the Clots- whielt vessel ran on hoard the brig basal, corning y v-heque, ft l's 2..dX. A. pg. ; I . Il i the Ptisoaer, by Mr. Harris, an oil gentleman ;he tester Coffee-house, in Piccadilly. and in the m onth from Guernsey to this pl •-; peat fears ire ee- ' E atidi'Lnuery resets stated that he is a surgeon and laza midwife, resid e of November last, carried a basket of same, from tcrtained for the safety of the feeder. x Caa es ra ... .•T. • • • ........... 4 ':itli log in a small house in the Strad; he first be- the Coach.office, to Mr. Chambers, a banker, in Sailed the brig Liherte, on a cru i se.- Wi n d N.E. 11111: 4 :1 4 4 . c Cc" e3, bi. M 4 e a a n e d : . 2 ( : " . 31--i l g "4 l i e Wili p e nweih '• l%- ae c .. Cause acim tinted with the Prisoner in 1800, New Bond.street, sad was paid three shillings and PLY...401.TH, Atell. I. and he then resided in 'llteobald's-road.-. six•pence, as the carriage: having. produced the Mr. I larris aecidentallr met a lady in the street, on 1111041 ticket for that purpose. Ppon inqiiiry. Sailed I.' Irnec.'n, yr, 8') guns ; Afenerear. 74 : Gosmnmen: Debentures 6me Cent 44 i i the 31 of o.lo'.ier, and it being a late hour, he saw however, it turned out, Una the ticket pro eaced by .f liter, 51; and .4h.ita 4choolict ; Wi th a convoy of dabs I T her safe home to her residence , No. 23, Edward- the Defendant was a fabricated one, the Admit car- transports Arrived f 6 nr , P i tr , r ri t , s , m 6 ot s * 6, 11 24004 3`3, Capt. street, Cavendish-square. Teis tad turned out riage only amounting to two shillings and tempeuce, from Ireland ; Araeror, Cs, Cat Cam Campine', Irvin Ditto At ay .. 36 s-44 • Nsia - to be the Prisoner's wife ; and the Prisoner express- upon which he was indiBed. es 42 lb. DPI Liverpool ; ?hell,. 38. Capt. Gage ; and Cereal/ice veer/ern .... I I Ise lU. Lats.'', ed his kindest thanks for the obligation. The Psi- Mr. At. t err. for the Defendant, contended, at ell tlawasse hired ship, from the Westwerd. . Hrinburgh .... 34 10 114"..r. t 1:).n.,. . .64.1 1 eoner begged of the Coneplainent to come and dine great length, and with lis usual ability, that .34 It 2,U . Duwin .. . °raw ?owes Came round from Corselet Bay, the•r ogee . te; with him: the offer was accepted ; and from an in- his Client was not indietable under the Aft P. 0•8 I do% titz R 4 In COf aC ;,t 13 .4. 70 .11 1111 i 90 . timacy, which afterwards subskted , he be became the o f P ar li ament o f t h e Soilt Geo. 11. but should guns, to he stripped and repaire d . The war d Die , -2414 1 0 lIVAI lAD. from the North blowing SO free!). she remains at minismai .... as is r UMW Priscaer's family surgeon, and delivered Mrs. An- have been indiBed under the Statute of Frauds,Pereira G 4.1 in Coin .Is Madril .... to papa. s o-, bal. W V D A ..- .- drew., in Februaty, 1801, of a child. The Pti- (39th of George III.). And, as no false pre- present in Bernpool. ORAL, APRIL 2. Dare 341 effect. • ( et see o r . 4 'loner, - soon after, took apartments in the house of tence whatever had been made use of, only a ;al ai ., ... .....t e e v er. a. Derei• ...... IS his surgeon, and he remained there until June, sum of money demanded, and aid, in the very Sailed from the Downs, last night, the Wtoo!fi•rd . Lhtto 3,1 effect. S.lvei in 145, • ..„ • ' 1832. The Prisoner kept his carriage at the time, first instance, he could net be indieted for obtaining East Indiaman, for Portsmouth Also t' e flares- 8in ,,,,, is 3. 1...,..i.. ac t, .. _ ... . . win I, for -. Sail ed this morning the ZLe_ ra I.eqi..ra.. 49i and his friendship we; very great with MOMS money under false pretences ; and, however guilty D O A lit th• Rank tat 11,tasilt t bomb, with a fleet of transports, outward-bound tieres.... .ms . DI e rr tent. ---- in . g. er BI R T H, ri --:a ugtiier. Vi i serTa il efees Attila,. 41 s-". --: C- and H-, attorneys, who were often with him. be might be of having committed a fraud, yet he vessel', &c. under convoy for Pottsmouth. Vrite/ w - - He u:rd to represent himself as the hurdler. of the was entitled to an acquittal upon this indielmeat. s Proprietor of the powder mills at Danford . Mr. Har- Mr. K NAPP, on the other hand, insisted the De- frigate, on a criairer Rei ll euraand Magee* sloops y ,, ,, ,, j 5y t . _ les was emploTed by Primeet, and used to ride in his fendant was ponissieble under this A :', or at heat of Wat, for Sheer tress. wire re Capt. Higbp s ,Orliir RATA, %Ay Came down from the River, the Ale.randri trans- On she 121 h at(. 34i P h .i n l f4 " 8 11 n 1 1 1 41 ( te i n FS AVU'don. Chtreeeere, emriage, to Rive his opinien on Jesuits'-bar k, opium • under the AO of Henry the Vlll.O, for using of Meath, Req. le M..mi Rusty, youngast ila,,gtht 4 - and o th er dreg., which he (the Prisoner) used to false tokens. por, Young, Master, from Portsmiuth.anel remains reeves- purchase in considerable qaantities. '1 he Cem- The Learned CHAIRMAN. however, was of a in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last• county plainant supped with the Prisoner, Messrs. C. H. different opinion, and considered it a mixed question _...-....._ tear. Rue))., EA of Gluncestersurcer, Dublin. 4 . „r- -endFßo m i.i.oe nee LIST. In Killiennv, op the Yid oh. by t E.. li e , Pan R c e tr- L. and some others, in April, 1501 ; after of law and faet ; and the latter should go to the AIIIIIIUD, 0 e.l. C./Iffo,igh, Esq. to Me Jme Roche, daughter of im 'As ''" • ' the company had all drank freely of wine, the Jury. who now expressed a with to hear further At 1..• .runnel-the Johoina Landm 1, --, from Riga ; J- met R' cher Fsel. Campleieant became stupid, and the company left evidence. Alinersa.G•ith ; /Salaam!, Oat& , and the Frederica, Ilkle eer , O„Thursday lest. tame eer, seat of 340011 Cat .r, Pt'. Le. mali allgi l i gA . the room for two or three minutes; on their '!'ha Clerk of the Coach-office was then called; lea, horn.iy. enham, by Special Linen.. Drown' .'. Kathy, hal. •.-..4 Tf return. a quantity of papers were exhibited on the but his testimony did not go sufficiently to salary At Cork-the See.-en, Fell, from London. the hie General Msthew, and Lei/teem his Grace tlie Dots At L . i.norick-tla.C4therine, Brown, front London. of At.carder, to Miss Naylor. ditNII table, aed they were presented by Mr. C. to the the charge in the Indianrent ; and Mr. At es v • DEATHS At N... IJ•lesne-tlie Olivt. IR an. li , hinn Lon lon Complainant for bins to sign each of there as a again addressed the Jury, and endeavoured to tin. At ripen-the Devonshire, Prong.% front Dartanoittlt. . On Mends,. th- 16Th oft Mrs. MC' Alldeipt, of mm. Hs Witness. Mr. Harris did not know what papers press (upon their minds, the imaossibility of their invert Was*, Barry, in the 66th yea of her De, Gi O l n Monday evening, at her father's Mese, Mrs Plumb UM 1 they were, he being • very much inebriated .- e convifting the Defendant upon the present India- The following is the House- List for Governors e daughter of Mr. Dyer Newavereoort, Te ba 'lle Complainant had reason to believe, that opium ascot. an d Di re el ois o f t h e B an k o f E ng l an d f or t h e y ear At Montrae, in Scotland , . on the 24th en. at t ni ne " ;lls , • 0,c4 r o ll been mixed amongst his drink, from the eitua- The Learned CHAIRMAN, in addressing the Jury, • • ennui : age of 87, Mr J...hn Wallsee. teacher 4 dancing. Hi' as r ' !: , be felt himself in the next morning. He had not said, he was afraid they did not quite underaeuti Volt carereeNoße I a cativo of Moulin, in Pertlohite; std Mang marled tt. • signed these papers many d a y s , etc h e was arrested the question. 'I here was no doubt but that the Sermon 1.44ng.2...; Governor. CUM of the unfortunate Charles Stuart, was maenad 14 at the wit of Mr. B-, a druggist in the Strand, Defendant was guilty of demanding a sum of money Su Wreak Watarh, B irt. and Alderman, Deputy-rammer. Cul!,:don. He c ste to Montrose In 17e6, std osemmiie a although unconscious of having con t ra a e d a debt more than he was entitled to ; but the question was, lot DIRECTORS : ex, renal his proftiden in that trciShbOurlbeed est also t., Teen, when his inetnittes contrikOMie to finite, Mslark i with tent gentleman.* This baseness, however, was whether he badobtained it by any artifice or false re- Thomas Roddinvon, Eq. John Pearse, !sq. . Terday le' :night, at OMB Swan Inc , Litehlhal. tril Mal galls Resraen E 4 Clad*. rule, E.q. settled. after C. had paid Mr. Harris a visit whilst presentation ? lie was punishable for the present of- it'l - n - ,.. B „ H ' er. • 1 . 1 ,, 1. frem Raster Hemmer se Hanley Hall, Stalludmidie. Cept.to /,...- rbl Thomas Raikm, Esq. in a lock-op-house. The Complaintint was in an fence, under another A& of Parliament, upon which Malty calid.on, ra t . John Stanifuith, F sq. &Maley, of the 61st Restated, ram AMekeee.aser le Owed • Model . ill state of health; and on a certain day the f i r;soner he should have been indtaed. It seemed to him, Saimaa Obese, F... 1. Edward Simeon; Esq. Si. John Stuart. Stuart. On Seterd.t r'nelsht, sged la Plefar AM netslilerte advised him to take an airing with him in his thereeere, that in, point of law and right, the Jury . Geroge Dorian, E A . Henry Smith, Em. Winced, a. Tiblesley, tura etsaehester, elm km tr •to 111 carriage lon their arrival aear Westminster- could not say he was guilty of obteiniug money un. Thomas Langlm, Eq. Smuucl Thornam, Fel. Keyed, and had her rent read fire gems ease. Os rearsitei es Thmtns Lewis Es q . Stephen Thornton, Es q . la s sies bridge. the Prisoner alighted.. and observed, that der false pretences. her home, a Isrge quantity of red weineg apposed wet femol t Wi..i.ini Mannnig, F. Samuel Turner am k..q he was gomg to fetch another_gemeeman, who 'lle Jury, after near half an hoter's consultation, Elactirsq Maitland, Esq. Robot Wi e ran:. 1- .. 4;. -. 20 rutty posed* eight &Wines is cash. vie. In $.4- 1 . 111 111941 • caw 111 elilliDie and Urinate's, 14:. M ; 1051LX-cruse Mass .44 Nets tel I tamed out to be a bailiff . The Complainant brought in a Verdia of Net Galley. Sir Richard Nave. hat. I,liii Whirmo r e, 4.q. one of M. N.: 111.4 x. 91 ; lii comae. Bs. 3d.; and a L;apt Six pm was arrested again, without hiving contra Bed The Learned Cu ala it •st then told the Defendant. Je""i'''' rub e, Esq. Ber.latain W iiithiop. F'.q. a nid core, with a ante of hand Imams guineas. am at bdt a debt, and be was driven in the carriage that although the Jury had done no mom than their The Eleetion• for. Governdr and Deputy-Go- Pi • fiat Ise the King's Bench, where he remained till duty in acquitting bun, yet. that did not go to 'leer verger will be held on Tuesday, the, 7th i and f HIGH WATIOI, THIS Ran..T LONDON Odour. . 'Jr Morn 40 mi &her 11 Seittidill 041aber 1804, when he was liberated by the Insole his charade?: the real guanaco bad ant been tried, Direftors. on Wednesday, the Bth instant, from 10 '' ". '' - • - I lalar sIbL . Id ' - -_-_- ____ _ ___ -;-a4. e WM rent A. He always thought Mr. Andrews a and he did not go out of Court like an iiinncent in the loreacien 014 in the afternoon. dr , cruel man; and he relleited on his condua with man, but one that had been merely screened under a a_....a.aaa-....meem. I SALES BY AUCTION, honor. The Prisoner called at his Loose again, atter point of law. 7HA MA II K hTS. ....... - •' a his releese rie tai4 neon; and, on espying a dorm Ai r ok„ e w Hewn. , w h o st yl e d hi mse lf a e ms , an d -e-eiwilweee". 111111v'1'll RCA MIYAI47IAbik. i TOM dour open, he took down a box, containing plate to land surveyor, was convifted of stealing a hand- CORN EXCHANGE, Arent S. elf Mr. STEWART, her - the '4•4 ., • - • of 1001. .ed rattled it Mr. Harris was Whmt is here in cos:doable spplies, ehierly ter rennsining saw, value Is. and sentenced to Ors stlonie's impel' on- samples, the k ite 1 ,,,, ea 1, b,,,s ug " f ar nu ,,,, than m i s . quime us At his Mallon-loom. 194, readitiy, rapper* Alluillel. ell MONDAY, A,;wil 5, taut , and tee Weems Dip,, Sue .let, eta called into his front shop, whilst the Prisoner ma d, 4147 excepted), at 1 d u'l3net, without raceme. ' . JA the demand, Itis the effect of a mansion in price on good e hem' bad the box in his haaa i on his ramp. he Several other convietions took place, of a very samples , and other qualities am 'lower, and Minuet without eV ti E. very hlaguillemet and Valuable TOPO. . lairciaik had gene up stairs. Mr. Harris was much trivial nature, and the Sessions terminated. huyces. The supply of Reeky is spin large , and (anther I GRAPHICAL. HISTORICAL, and SCARCE Cr 4. nerd* agitated • and en going ap stairs after the Pri- declines in price ; Malt likewise. Pees and am. ef each LEC note i Ansonia which will tae founel. Ms. The CANN. Ission.ati kind are heavy sale, avid rather harer.-Osis are in eon& elm of Caxton, Grafton. Fabian. Ha% end Hoillnoble.• CH, I Maur, b e i could sot see him nor the box. He SUFFOLK ASSIZES . saw tune again in the evening, and the Pfi- us lull v itally, sod very dull .ales.-....-. dm lame paper. Chauacey's Hots. Endo, bt's Wales Wst•• lila miner observed he had made a tiemporary useParomers. Lord Somers's Treks and Life. IT v. Dal. At the late Suffolk Assizes RI Bills of India CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Caaterbury and Westminster, I. p. Pruire's Wathies 01 Ur. of the plate, to WO him from being attested ; and . , - ---e- - Wbeet....,...468. 60s. 765. Beans. 42.. 47t. Od• ment were found against different parishes, for not r m . d o , .......eu, gm at. Tick mans --les Se-. 11- • promised, from day to day, to recent it • but be von. Kennet . , Parochial Antiquities Willi,•s camerae, W at length absconded. By informatirin of the Pile repairing their Roads ; and Mr. N. Manby appeared aye 428 464. 04. Oats „ills 254 Ms. awl other Winks. Fuller'. Wawa' anti mime Weeks. Mr rant'. Essex. NasliS Walesa. ratite. limeek.l44" Rork.% Me. ARM and pleaded Not Guilty to an Indielment found MOM' 355. 418 OA. Poland, ... 314 31s Od. Nesse 4 toner's wife, the property was traced to the shop of Morgues S p here of teem,. Grose4 {W ks ',impart. Ar e , Pot 6 2 Mr. Parker, Pawn - broker, in Fleet -street, where against him for wilful and corrupt perjury, and l i l t ,' , 28 „ . :t ,, 665. 74.. W. Rape Seed 271 301. Os. c pu.a....74., ftts 01. Fine Flour 6:1, 7tH Cd. tophants Genre, 149 d. Piseack's Voya g e, Ip. I..ugh'it 14 • *fig had been advanced on it. The plate, it ap- entered into a recognisance far his appearance at G'., a e . 41. 45 al . Secoilds . 60.. 65. At , eadaire Lege/ire Cambridge tot) Omuta. strutes fiery, llon the next Assizes . Aubrey's Haug of Surrey, I. p. Ashrnote's &Maga and Seater peered, was the property of a West India merchant, ' Order of the Garter, St. Atki ns Glouccatarhhe, i l. 6 who bad married the daughter of Mr. Harris; and A Writ of Inquiry was executed. on Thursday 'ir %BRIDGE. Siukeley's Itinerary, stenebense, and miser POEM. his. it was left in the house of the father for sante, night, before the Under.SheeHf, limes Bolton. The Corn-Inspeßtir's Return, on T hursday , April I. Elffi whilst the merchant was gone abroad. I Gent. and a respettabk Jury, to assess the Damages Whest, pm load dermn's Utirletestie Scotia. Sandleurs GerseelremelHoey 1 3 11l Another charge was made ■against the Prisoner, (the Defendant having suffered judgment by cte• men, pm qr Usti se. -d to 4041 .4.4-41 '77. .-.1 to figs -d mid Coronation. Ti.. Housed' 'Every. Drymit's lifsilngboi g tlint s : Thorolon's Nutunghanalare. Lun g ' s Jarnaiee. Ili enu's Mieo by a young man, whose rumba had been duped of fault) for an assault, committed by-Robert Gam- taw Sams 40s -41 to 44, .-.1 Pictes. The Maury . 4 the Family of Saville. Doloot 1121. by him. 'I hie brought the swindling career of ble, Esq. of Bungay, on the person at Mr. Wells. oa ems 46s -d to 50s -d York. Thertsby's Le-d.. Gate'. Honoree de Rkbertiti owe 11111 the Prisoner to as early an epoch as 1;97. A agent to Gurney and Turnes's bank, at the same r"" sos -d to 5a -44 lim,ham's Ely. Gent's Yenkshtre Milita and etb.416441 el Meal great part of this money was obtained for apparel place ; when, after a long hea r ing, a V er di et of 101. PRICE OF HOPS . Doe glas's Parise •of Scotland. I. p. -Rin g 's Yale kayak OF hallei for a woman with whom he then coleoited. The Dam 11 1 1 11 1 ages was given for the Plaintiff. •. p ets * ,- W Woes Buckingham. Coxes Works , tp. Plett's MOM. li t i e rj: Accuser had seen the Prisoner wit/CSir Nankin TWIGHT O. JOHNSON. East 41 10. to 61 la Lent 4l 5a 9 . e t 1 6. shire, Ip. Tempeet's Cries of Leantuit. Pryao% Amnia Lewes. who since said he would pay the debt it the This was an a ni on for Trespass, committed he Setaiest.... .41 101 t o 21 10.. R umex ' Roan 5l -. to 61 t. s Curio ' s Flom, coitinad. 41 10s so 51 sus Farnham... 111 -- a to 91 I , Likewise every Work a Temngtaphy. relative no Ong 14 l i ii = Prisoner did not ; bat the young man observed, the Defendant's cattle. upon the Plainti ff ', land.; -.--•.- tin and Ireland, mostly In sepal, Ilimlluss la Rade, ikt• to ' tit 1 .that he had very recently been Sir N'atkin, who bad and for an Ass ault , committed at a sentry meeting, PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. The whole forming one of theme:et sometime et comity see IV 1-1 also a charge to exhibit against the Prisoner. in the parish church of Whepetead, where the lte- fendarit struck the Plaintiff with her horsewhip. et. s diesel% Ttsrsioar. Miter Binaries ever Merrell by public gee, betas Da Wel wet Library of WILLIAM BRYANT) F-el• . isw ets. eat William Braun, late coachman to the Prisoner, Hay ....51 3s a5:5. Od Hay 31 16. a5l 5s T , l be viewed three Ilty. previous to the lab. as s :al The Defendant pleaded , tha t , rag kah appeared in the office, to answer interrogatories relative to the obtaining of goods from Mr. Assn, she bad a right of common upon a waste, against which the Plaintiff 's closes ley ; and that the fences Clever .....Si a6l ltis Crown), of Mr. Constable , Edinburgh; Mr Asolner,Delnei • = a china - man; who, however, was not present. The Straw VI U. a3l 6. Mr. Cooke, Oxford ; Mr. Nri g htmi, Civitbibirt; bk. Ittont Ileum coachman wore a Madame livery, provided for were net kept in repair, by the Plaintiff. so that the 11541 . 111F1LL0-.4llloAtr, Aeon 3. Birminghant ; Mr. Navin, lirsaul; and at 106. PicreadiNYt Loudon. him by his master. Defendaneseanie got in; and that as to t h e A ssau l t . 're role tta .4M-ivy stone o f 111 b. -- The beams . informed the Prisoner, that his the Plainti ff had committed one upon the Defendant Beef. 4. 6d is es ltd I seed se 44 to 6. 41 BISLIOTHICA FITZTHOMASSAVIA. Ent Fifteen witnesses were ezamiaed for the Plaint. Muuoe '• 54 " I. dis I ' d I Punk Si 64 t. o. ud Hy Mr. STEWART. she situation wore a more serious aspell than it badAt his Room 194, /semi*, (opposite Allma ) , en MOO+ *debt I hitherto done, for be stood ebareed, in this instance, iff, who proved the Trespass, and that the feoces L am b 6.. ed. to IL 44. 011•11 On ...... rats DAV, DAY, Ap ril the 20th, 1607, tad Three foaming MY% 44 Pe/Mel With a capital offence, that ef stealing in a dwel- were in a good state; the Aueult b e ing also proved, Rents, about 606 -Sheep and Lambe, 7,000. Two el al o'clock, whim ling-haute The Prisoner observed, that he bad and no sufficient evidence produced on the part of ----- slip. ri Valuable and Excellent CLASSICAL Ll' %Soda! been advised to say nothing until be appeared be- the Defendant, to contradid them, a Verdift was NEWGATI AND LEADENHALL MARKUS. I BRARY of the Rev W. W. FITZTHOMIAS, Malmo' i alleD fore a Jury ; but he had feelings, which, aroused by given for the Plaintiff, via. 40r. Damages for the By the Carcase. rrespus, and Is. for the Assault. tbe JuDog ob. R eef .,..... 31 4. `4 041 to m 4 4 : 14464 I se. V P0 44 14 1 4. 4d od to " 6 54 , 104 Le Rector of Arrow sad Reeedesert, Wayland**. maim C.Talugues are maw panties, and will as sessly to Ow """f milked an abominable conspiracy , compelled him to speak. He entered into • vindication a his eondua in a served, this was a true Suffolk cause, as there was Lamb 51. al. to 78.41. next w.ek DIN Mg WWII hard swearing on both sides. PRINTS. RY ITALIAN. FRENCH. AHD it firm manner, and urged his innocence of the several Petty le charges instituted against him. He also begged The Assizes ended on S aturday evening, and, 8 ,,,, • RAW HIDES. after attending diviair service here on Sunday, Judge areu n tia g nlr r and %lee's' per stoo l , d as .. . 10 4• 4* . I t. 3a 25.. 6444 ARTIS I'S ; BOOKS PORT•FOLIOS, AND li si Acid, of the persons present to sus ad their judgment on ELEGANTLY FRAMED. lay Mr. RICHARDSON,. seas of bet4i ng his case, rather than molt with his teelicgs. The Geese honoured Sir C. Sumatran with his company Ordinary •••• •• 2 .. - "d- " 2 •• EA At hi. hOOlll, ND SI, In the Sepatml. ibe sow et VISA' ..i rio t ild•oisTa•Ta observed, that it was astonsehin h td dinner at Barton ; froaa whence he proceeded to Marine Calf - 11111 . 411 . sort strawy*, TiIUkSDAY , April% sad We Tee Mewls! Übe boo g e ' Load English Horse who, by bis'acutesess and talents might have been °G. sheep Skins a useful enerr.her of society, could make solemn The Maddin ton Rae will be held on Stock . - 1-a " * ""`" "" 4'. W. " 72 ' cm VALUABLE COLIIECIION 0 . litarrli so= . 3. 1141. to M. gd a ss ertions of his innotence, when , airbout fortune. bridge Downa g on the VOth es of Ma next. Aby thebeu Masers. Inetallbei mem MSC aneit___„l l illa Sig ' Antonio, obartolossi, Carneel..Cheda, 0.6111111% 5 . 1 "." 4 the or any visible means, be was enabled to sport his The Prisoners, in the several g aols y of London and PRICE OF LEATHER. equipage. There bad been a great number of Middlesex. were on Thursday removed to Newgate , ildtb, 50 tosb6lb. each 22d le In Gado, dogma% Heeds. Hasa Mamma. Peed*, islowf t Dodgem Dine, 60 to 654 b. each tdd . 254 Rembrandt, Rubins, Teasers, Them, lfielikWellllllLt e : best 4 pennies oaths Oliveto institute charges against bins, preparatory to their trials at the Old Hanky, ett Merelunts Sacks *la te std &c. several elegantly framed and glass& ffl pss l ose. " 7:, femme end be should remand him for their in_ gvesti ation. Wed Dressing Hides.. I'd ter al ROOKS ; among them we Sueet's Spans ad nl Obi Tail Inured Platen Reuel Aotiqeitia 1 /Worley, Wieb Plasm Mesa , The Prisoner was remanded till neat Mooflay. y neat ; the Calendar cattalos near 80. ries Coals Helm IS ito 20d some of peculiar atrocity. Ardeewes, for a defraud, Crop Hides for cutting Desiens ; tb.a.Ames Huots a nuosaolt welt% cat= is tem ammaimpe..........,..-4. m . 214 to 113 g Ac. Sc. The Genuine Property 4 a Q•a‘sseite e eisme, Oa Wednesday afternoon, as Miss Towers° rte stailds padentiali for a ' is not a watioation f ill"g the rei rv al ario h u a s s Flat Ordinary l7i to eiod 11,Calf Skins, 30 te DO B, per Dome. 3M m 42d from his hassle is Sonsinsetshini. id laseark in Bialreptgate-street an accomplished young Lady, charges, on Monday ne x t, Dela, DO to 7011 t..... 31,1 te 40d? A Ts be Wind on Weerseeers, Aped S. esell Ste WOW i i tt Ira& standing near ;he fire, her train accidentally Three of this dx per a who, for the . . last week lida,c. caught the tunes, and although they were in the past, have bees Bader space of a minute extinguished. spinaitioiSeals(Gdreeedsedla SOB . 3:d - -3C .4 1 to ts ~4 4 °di - I Ssie. Sttand. C.l66l." Mg be had 61 Mr ' " 141.14 * a" 1 . Slid and medical assist. from an Office in samer charge O a f" pudian di se l e ing P e a r r e r j t a an ge ned ad H " Hid .. " Ito '' ... 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