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John Sparks, officer of Bownkrect, deposed, t'...t ne too t : Abe Prisoner late caste:ly et the shop of Mr. Win. Gortioni and searched hot' ; he found wo raver drimert-forks,. and a fuurintlaged aqver fork, broken in two; value oftthelktfver, 91. los. The Prisoner made no defence': 'the Jury found him Ciii/tr . aged In.• WIMP IrTEALI NG. Ge3rge and. Thomas .I)4seavan were in diet ed for stealing ewer:My-lire eihreir, the property of Robert Swaim sod Jeseeislßersell. -Jams, Burs*, bensimei v deposed.that he and his . • iniairsee s Robert Ifitrninv.hought seventy-four sheep airdistoth Desemba ; blought them bailie to lrw hinse-iimit UV past three o'clock, took a sitank s add owe thus to • kaki at•Bettlesbridge, all bit witiok be intended. to kill .. After he got *min the ftild, he fonesed thawing. Twenty of Air they bonght of Mr . 11111arksdowith red ecniscross the node; and bought liftpleur of Mr. Billings, twenty-throe of which were marked across the &boulder ; twonty-tive double-marked amiss the loins and six between the hips, with the letter 13, The nea; scarping, on going to the field, missed twento-are of the sheep. The same night west to Rudd's house,: at Chelsea; saw five of the shoep dressed in his sliop; the Animas got off the heed ofoue of thero„.wilich had the soot 'cross the nose I saw the skate ofikhe other•fauraltsth had the . Ise... they -seas isltes ai tesett i t s; edd hinCle bed Allietblep dlliir ea Ammer& tettt I thegieere . htts him by two men to kill. inalli‘ in his defence, said s that Donovan teseight them to. him to kill, and did not keel thee were stoles. .. • Datteran gave in a written defence ; the sub. stem of which was, that he mos a working drover. i Moore employed bins to Alive the sheep to ti eid paid him live sbißgis ; be did not bow they int• Stoiee. WillisOt APO, a bey nine pars of age, was Bled as indetsee for Rudd, bi'Mr. Alley. It wee woe tat babe the Court could be satis fi ed that the low the importance of as eeth. Upats hie bring allowed, he deposed, that he kissne lived with the r Rudd & fortnight, ass servant: bis meter was taken into custody on a Tuesday night; on the Monday night before, his mistress sent him to Carpenter's public-house, to tell hint to come home; Prisoner Douovan was in the house when he weut for his master, but lie did not see any sheep. • ' There were eight respectable tradesmen, who gave Rudd au excellent character for honesty ; some had known him for 14 years, col the shortest period that and of them knew him was eight years. Justice LAWILEDICE asked Donovan whether he • had any Witnesses as to character? he answered, that there had been some friend, of his there ; but as to hem, he thonglit it was not neeraury to give • 'his friearls trouble, as the Jury must .erceive he sett& honestly ; hut lie thought he saw a Lady in Court who knew him. Mrs. Margaret Flanagan deposed, that she had lmown ee Prisoner Donovan about ten year,, collll4lllo say shy thing about his honesty, fur she did islit know his tautraetionl. . . Mr. Michael Flanagan knew nothing of his ho nesty. but *earl? he way a verr'honest man. The Cower asked hire, how long since he had ' heard it ? Witness answered, about a week ago. The J:iry found them both Guilty—Death. Rudd 3b, and Doaovan 34 years of age. CLlTtikri THE GLANS OF SHOP WINDOWS. • ' John Coates, a boy of lti, and Robert Ra•lger, a bey of 14 years of age. were capitally indicted for ' cutting r. issue of glu'us out of a shop window, and stealing one piece of Irish linen, tarn silk handker chiefs, and two cotton handkerchiefs the property of John Doward, Homier cis! Haberdasher, of /Id. 3, N ei. -street. Apa t ,i), A .,, s d App os ed. that he was sitting in his ' parlour with his family, between seven and eight o'riocii; ; his shop window was broken ; his little , ihilJ- gust the alarm; went into the Atop, and t oti m• that a piece of Iriiih linen and four handkerchiefs were taken out of the window ; ' tad into the street ; went towards Hyde ' Park; tint observing any one, was returning, When he sire the prisoner Coate.' with something under hi. coat; eerie! him ' and fonmi he had the liisen ; ss-keil him where he bad got it? said he did dot take it, tiro boys pre it to him ; saw two ! • s, he :13:i.il as passeisger to secure throe; he 4 seised the pi . ..so:ter Badger', the other made hi., es.raire ; sake i 'Vieth., thr - the haturlihrehirfs : he took t6eto out of his rocket and theql to tl.e. tame mark; asked Radii how many a t om he h o d o f that mark? htlaaswerqd nine. Went tethe back peat - ofthe house, ailiffound three more, Pro dressed, and . else not quite fiiiiilsod ; knew them bv the marks on the skin, although they had beta disfigured by a quantity of red ocee, which appeared quite fresh. Redd said he bad no more. Witness lifted a piece *Prances, and foetid three living sheep, with the *see mirk on the nose. The Officers came in, and mok him into custody ; they &ha broke open his stable-door, and found fourteen more, with the mark of the Witness, Robert Swain corroborated the evidence of the last Witness, ankadded, that he asked Prisoner, Rada, ier ths.prisos, where he got the sheep? he, sanwered, they were seat to him to kill, but did let know the name of the person that sent them ; they were brought by a drover, but did not know his name ; Witness said he was positive they were put of t h e sheep that he had bought ; produced three heads and two skins, and 'Mewed the marks to the satisfaction of the Jury. k Jonathon Trott, officer of Hattres-Csarden, de- . , that he apprehended the primmer Donovan Best of December, at the White Bbar..yerd, if be knew any thing of the sheep ? difilVelyd , lie did not. Oa the Saturday follow- - 1141w • at Cold Bath-fields; Prisoner asked *. Ise Oasew any thing of the sheep ? se- _ denied 'knowing any thing of them, •1111. - '7/ 1 `": said he was hired by Jack Moore to 410110 rive the sheep ; ankritat Moore paid it. :Aitinterds. at Qatai-'Square Office, be 1 11111.1' he 4rit Malt Redd; that. badmve the sheep libentigh HYdealdt-corser, anddelivered them to .11ntld. at his Uwe in Chelsea.• Carpenter. • publican at Pimlico, deposed, thet he saw the Prisoners together on the 46th of IDeminiber, between 11 sod g o'clock in the lidisesing; tbey were for an lidur sitting in his boast. • • • . Jame Bligh deposed, that Redd, on the day be r ii i i . .:' any thing about ;a. ' sot bluedind. fresh ;on loins wham. blood as the Crape. INSNess Lill deosplastilset at the request of r. Dosseni s be setelidgibulger ; the other boy made lisescapin Design, at brit, denied know ing any thing el Coates. bet afterwards, in the witch-house, acknowledged that be, Lacy, sad Coates, bed been tegether ell the evening ;Ins hand was meek elis and bled fresh; there, was hood ou the window. Coates, in his ilefist ee, said, he met the other boys, who offered bun balls-croop• to carry the things to the White C7sbell fiver saw them before. Mr. John Bignell, an Attorney, said, that Bat. had lived with him Vi 3( Weekd R bervaut, and many opportunititis to steel from him, if he was inclined; knew nothing more °Clain. The Jury found them Guilty--Death. Re. commended them to mercy Ma !Wt. - aunt of their tstreme yeatth. The Cocas. oinerved, they were afraid it would have no effect, although they were young in years they were old in iniquity, es there wea another ca pital indictment against Costes. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. HICKS'S HALL--CLERSINIVSLL, JAIL 14. Mr. MAINWAILING in resumed the Chair, and a greater than usu al attendance of Justices upon the Bench took place this day. The busi ness before the Court, however, WS. not of a na ture that could prove of general interest to the public. They were entirely occupied in hearing pansh appeals, relative to the toaintentutee of paupers. To-morrow the trials for offences will be POLICE. On Wednesday evening, between six and seven o'clock, as Mr. Thomas Olthield, a cow-keeper, who resides in Islington Fields, a short distance from White Conduit-house, was returning home along the foot-path, he was met bye soldier, who called out to him to stop. Mr. Oldfield said, " I suppose you want my money t" He replied, • " Yes, deliver." Mr. Oldfield put his left hand into his pocket, tails out* sixpence and a penny, and while he was in the act of delivering it,-he give the soldier a *lent blow with his right head, which knocked hint backwards ; a violent scuffle ensued, in which Mr. Oldlield succeeded in wrest ing his bayonet fromliiin. 'Mr. Olcltield'a son being near at hand, and some voices being heard, the soldier extricated himself from Mr. Ohlfield, and ran off, leaving his great coat behifid him. Mr. Oldfield found Cox and his party of the patrole, and gave information ; they, by means of his bayonet and great coat, traced the robber to be a man of the name of Wglker, belonging to the London Militia; they found him at his lodgings in Pentonville, and took him before Mr. GEAUA3I, at nine o'clock. }le was committed for trial. iseemmmmmmme PUBLIN, JAN. 9. TRIALS BEFORE THE RECORDER. tanADAY, jaw. 7. Mr. Gusts moved the Court for a confirma tion of certain /nib and regulations respecting a Friendly Society, established under the authority of an Act of Parliament, the 36th of tbc King— He conceived, while the Insurrection Act had ope ration that it was an implied repeal of this Statute, hut though a similar bill had passed the Legis lature last Sessions, yet as the metropolis was not a proclaimed district, that the Act war in full force, aid only warlisi the revision of the Recorder re , *pectin the itsgulalliess. His Lordshi mid, these rules were too volumi nous for we attention to them on Ina part, and he felt authorised tome that they hod violently deviated from the letter and spirit of the Act, par ticularly in the circumstance of burying the deed. The Act was evidently passed for the relief and ac commodation of the living, and not of the dead. Mr. .M4NALLY prefaced a similar motion from a Society called that of St. John'a, with a Srripture quotation prefixed to their regulations—A" Let the deed here the dead." The lieconeea was still of the same opinion, but consented that Mr. Greene should receive the rules which he had tendered, and after expunging those passages winch were not conformable to the Act of Parliament, he would revise the remainder, and give them such selection as the law required. PRESENT QUARTERS OF THE MILITIA OF IRELAND. Rqtaireb. Steam.. Regiswhes. Nothfu. Antrim Caoilebts. Leitrim ROICIVIL Ananak.......Nomo. Limerick eity Ballpluraboa Car/uw.. ..... Birr. Limerick Co Csr. Cavan A thl,,pe. Lotnlnnarrry...Newr). (lave- • - raven. • ILStarfuird ..... Killarney. Cork, City Bagi4e. ... , Loath Charleviile. _ _ .. . _ Cork( o.Sunth.elimmaell. Mayo, South-Eyncourt. Codt'o.N. —.EMI/. • Mayo, Naeth-Kdbeggan. lkmegd Timm. Meath' Lemke& try Down, Nrorth..Cliapelizad.' Monagliaa Dablisi. Dews, Kouth..Arklow. Qum's C 0... , Fall neorthy. Dahlia City... Anghnaelloy. Roloolklooll (10 , 11/11, IL Ihibliu Co .....Weuford. Sligo Nen ,gh. Fermanagh ....Sligo. Tipperary Dnlplin. Galway I trueriek. Tyrone Dundalk. Kerry Sallitiaalue. . Water/tad ....fiallina. Kildare Antrim. , Vlistmeatia... Liffued. Kilkenny Hathkeale. iterford hilkemiy. King's t o —.Dublin. IV Atkin. Idogheda. - 1 Tim Cyrus, bound to Baird, * is put back to Quebec, leaky. having been On shore. „ On the Id instant, the Mott -nwrimianoneci Oil cers and privates of the Uphall Company of the 2d battalion of the Royal I,inlithgowshire Volunteers, A commanded by Captain IL . PR I IIIIIC , sensible of tie many advantage. r I ~ .. f rom the exertions of Serjeant WttitaLti A, and his great use fulness to the comillrtiy; presented him with an ttegant sabre, accompanied with an appropriate Pproch, by St.rjearit Otoarm PoaTrous, expresive of their rientiments or estertn arid retard. Sedeant lirtoWit, on rrrvi ing this erompected eapremion of their affection, at,..urcd the Company thee his utmog ambition uotritl aver be to chew hivaself v. ort 1 I ; V of dila tcati wail demi r revert. NAPA rArrELLkirkir. • eoirrotouTn, JAN. 13. Arrived the Umlowisted, Captaiu Mahal; ; ochak, diet, Eclipse, Baraeouta, aad 4ushaulc, from the Eastward. Sailed the Cone, Captain Stains, for Plymouth. Mr. Katclitte, waster m..st-maker of tins dock yard, is appointed acting-assistant at Plymouth ; and Means. Knight and ,loves are appointed act ing-quarterinen here. . The Beagk brig, Captain Newcomb, went out of harbour this morning, and wes immediately up pointed convoy to the Downs. The tlets for the tag Indies, Mediterranean, and Falmouth, still rein:aim—Wind W. TO/111AY, JAN. 14. Sailed, this morning, under contintind of Admind Sir J. T. Duckworth, to cruise olf Ushint, the Royal George, St. George, Dreadnought, Thine. raire, Septuse, Tomattat, of the brie ; Eatrepre name cutter, and Aim hired armed brig. . Arrived the Diana frigate, from a cruise. TLYMOUTH, JAN. 12. l Ills Majesty's ship 11eniesis, of :28 guns, Somerville, from Newfoundland. Also, Alexandria, 32. Capt. King ; Crane schooner, eut. Tindal ; and Surly cutter, Lieut. Crawford, from the Jersey station. Passed by the Channel fleet, for their station off Brest. Sailed the Talbot, 19 guns, with dispatches fur tile squadron off Cadiz and the Straits. The Caroline letter of marque, Capt. James, will sail to-morrow on a cruise off the ll'estern Islands; she is tine of the best-equipped private ships of war ever fitted out at this port, and is a remarkable fast sailer. This morning the 6th battalion of the German Legion embarked on board the transports in which they arrived here from Sir C. Cotton s expedition on the 3d inst. The transports with the 32d and 50th regiments are to proceed directly to Falmouth, to join the other transports collected there after the late hurricane. Came in the Euryalsts, 36 g rins, Hon. Capt. Dundas, from off Cadiz, with dispatches ; she left Rear-Admiral Purvis's squadron all well on that station a few days since ; the enemy as usual. Went up the harbour to relit, the Milbrook, i 6 guns, Lieut. Leach; and the Con, ance, guns, Capt. Yeo. Arri DOVZI4 JAW. 13. Last night, the Messenger who had been ez d arrived here/ and unmediattly embarked of r C alais; and this day, about eleven o'clock, another Austrian Messenger was brnught on sbore, in the custo m-house boat, from a schooner which came from Calais ; it being very fine weather, the flog of trace was discovered soon after she came out ; and, it is said, at the time ?die came out, two colliers were serried in, one hi said to be a .ves eel called the Nancy, of Sundediumd. The Mee ranger, on landing, proceeded to the Ship lan, where he took sonic rels , shinent, and, then pro ceeded on his journey. Sailed the brig Edward, of Dover, Bowden, light, for Sunderland; and the cutter, Joh*, with a cargo of spints.ia large ce4ka, winch she took in at Guern sey. She had been sent in and detained here a considerable time, but was, after munch trouble, li berated. At the same time sailed the Twist Cus tom-house cutter. DEAL, JAN. 13. Soiled His Majesty's ships Kangaroo and &cr awl, on a cruise. The Jane privateer, of London, Captain Aytoni ham re-taken and hmight into the Downs, the American ship Lire Oak, from Virginia. Wind W. LtvEsrooL, JAN. 1 - i. The Non-Importation Act took place on the 14th ult. under certain re4trictions. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GaayssSxo, Law. 13.---Paimrd the Helena, haply, from Palermo ; Commerce, Harman, from Nen fourolland ; and the Daniel and Frederick, Moyer, from Philadelphia. Salk& die Logan, M'Conaell, for Dalfaal ; and the Tyac pocket, Barber, for Dublia. • Altal,7o. At Poole—the Brother,, Bryant; Aliria, Etheridge; General Wolf, Bated; and Litter, Walker, from Newfound kat At Liverpool—the Good bunst, Senattlr from Newfooltd lead ; Alexander Hamilton, —, froth Simmiginik Stephens, from Cliarkaton; Scipio. Allan; Winchester, Terkel; and the Royal Edward,—_, fro. chi c ., In Dingle Day—the Dahlia, Boole', from Quebec. At Croursety—the Draxlsall, Radford, front Qom bee. At Jersey—ths Friendship, Bond, from Qui bee. At Waterford—the Devonaliire ' --, from Newfoundland ; and the Mount Etna, —, frossillotton. At Cork—the Philip, Williams, from Baltimore At Virginia—the Elisa Ann, Stephens; and the Minerva, Lilt, tem. Limarpsol. At St. Lseie--tlie Poplar, —, front Newfmmilland. At St. Kitt'stlie Mentor, thr/Ish, from London. At St. T;ineturs--the Young &wilts, —, from London. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-11ORROW S. • . 'Morons 'Moffatt and John Brown, Gossett-street, blue-mumble tumors .• I ti . Jolm Wayte, Widegate-street, Bishopsgate•street, London, painter . . • 3 1 Robert Wright and John Angell, Hardoisr-street, Soho, filiddleses tailors • 3 10 lalliSS Ruatfortb, late of Chipping Norton, Oxford shire, iap.keeper 3 10 . . Richard Markilwain, late of Crescent-place, Loudon, skolernale Ironmonger . 3 10 . . ;Nfsresret Chock and Mary Ullock, Chatham, Kest, Hick • 3 12 . . MOWS Rich', Salisbury-place, Surrey, baker . 3 to Francis Pinaey, now or Late of Prime's-street, Lei erster•sguare,Middlesers, carpenter • 3 12 Thomas Newman, late of Tooting, Surrey, dealer iu hemp and flax . . . . Rupert Sinclair, Mincing-lane, London, nine-mer chant . 3 I . . Issue Penn, Leather-lane, Holborn, oil and colour man 3 le 3 I :3 1 4 Thomas Kirkpatrick, Oxford-rued, Ilk-mercer ikilliarn I.eykauff, List-street, near Leicester-square, . . . . engraver Rowland Willa, late of Cheapside, London, hatter Matthew Bailey Tennant, Great Alie-street, C;, od nsan's-Aelds,supr-refiaer • 3 11 . . Edortra Bride, now or late of Fashion-street, Spital. field% victualler; and also aow or late of New Inn yard, Shureditch, dyer . . 3 It . . Samuel May and Jolla Spooner, Great Portland-street, hiSerda-.hers • a II . Wirtani Wright, Quernhithe, Londe% proriMon- mer chant a in . William Gran, now or late of .funaratreet, 'Jackal. hazollsOr, Middlrsea, trionty.scronsner . • ain Salami Lures Payne, Ifhange-alley, Lad j,, hatter l Iv Thomas foler. P. &labiate, L.crt, grxer • • 1 1.1 ;$ 1 d 3 :id fvinExtl. Itol,ert Guy, Skrinlani, -- s1;;;;c1 - iia; Blidaliescu, .. . . wailer • Robert Barrett, Higla.stiett, Boutlmark, linen • • , Robert Nies% Main-lane, Wuo•l-street, Lusdne„ 1J traretniusiontati • 1 4 . . Benjamin Yttillips and tvillism Baron, Ewer-street, Suu thwack, Surrey, dr-nit-grinders • J• 3lnik Bruuks. Lie of Sitepperton, 11,1iddlt.sea,Z corn men last.t a• i . . Witham Beat and To:lnflamed Bonitos, %amass, Kent, doyen:Sera • to . . Joseph Junta, Co . a-lane, Suow-bil, London, cliecse- &monger • It t John 1114.sley Ayers, nicitei g h, Suffolk, skot. keeper . . Jaunts Redpstb, lac of Deptford-bt:dge, litet, up. hultkr . . . William Bramrbite, Tobaceu.rull-court, Gracechnrch- Street, Luntluat, %arelum.cutan . CEIRTIFICATIN. Thomas Howell, of Billingsgate, in the city of Loudon, atm . chiud, factor, dealer and chairman. James Cross, of Tisbury, in thu county of Wilts, carpenter, dealer and ehopman. Fndicia Oliver, Isle of Tottenham, in the county of Middle, sex, shopkeeper, dealer and (Anyway. John Perkily' sad Owarge Bethel!, of Oxford-street, ie the pariah of St. Mary-la-house, in the county of Iltliddlesea, woollaa-drapers, ditileni and di:it/meth Thomas Ta.siter, of Liverpool, in the county of Ltneartet. Bien-draper and dealer. Christopher Moore, of the city of Bristol, merchant. PRICE_ OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Brink Stock 3 per Cent. ReAsatil. 3 Wl srad. Cult. Ciissolm . 6.Sii • 4 pre rent. , sift per Cent. Nay ) . ... Lung Annuities - lti 1-ili Imperial Annuities - 16 Om i i ttt n India Builds par. I die. Exehr quer Bills English Lottery Tickets Consuls fur . 64 s 41 . T. BISH, Stock-bmker, • 4, enrribill, and p, •Chatiog-_t • - .. The Lady on litalent-peeede, Blab. MARTI I AGES. . &Agway, at Wednesday, at Walcot-ehorch, • Both, by the Rev. 'G. Barry, J. F. Cryles, Esq. of Laattiowsdereatat, to Miss NW. gan, of Bathwiek. On the Nth inst. at Litchficki, A. 1.311. 'Mato& Pot to Mita charlotte Lister, youngest diagliter of the la te a. thaaiel Lister, Esq. of Armitage Park, uncle to the mama Lord Ribbleadsle. Ou Tuesday marting, at Stocktonnpoo-Teci„ M the county of Durham, TIMMY Cratborne, Esq. of Cradsdnin,lo the county of York, to Miss Coates, daughter of the late Rr-r. Autliony Coates, of Goldsbrough, Kirireabosmigh s and niece to John Russell Rountree, Eoq. of Sruekion. • DEATH the. %tb instant, at her father's house in Fiedfurd-sheet, !itism /lin tet Caldual, dau;titer of Sir John Cakhrelt , Usu. aged 16 yews, „ • HIGH WATIIII,. THIS DAY AT LC Morn 9J.... lain. after.. ..3 Even 40 SALL'S BY AVCTION. GENTEEL FURNITURE, VALVABLE LLBRAiii 4F BOORS, 'FINE LINEN, CHINA, CHOICE PONT WINE, PLATE, GLASS, CAPITAL PATENT PIANO, 'Two NAHociAro LIBRARY BOOK CASES, EICELLENT IMGHT-DAY CLOCIE, PA TENT MANGLE, PO(LTRY, RICK OF HAY, ANL) VALUABLE EFFECTS, TOTTENHAM. By Mr. BURTON, on . court, hill. By Mr. ELKTON, Oa 'MONDAY, the nsth islet. at Ist, at Chretiway's, ATruly desirable LEASEHOLD .RESI DENtE, is the most complete repair, agreeably situated, a shad remove from Finehary-aquare, being No. 12, Fiusbury-plare. The premises mei& de, eiontbeee, handsome drawing-room, comfortable dishig-e•eat, bewpk feet parlour, large pared yard, chemist hitchers, and eon % enient domestic arrangements, on leant to Beztjastit Jamey, r.. q . fur a few years, held of the City fur an tusexpiluti berm of about AO years, at a grouud rent. To be viewed with tickets, between the hours d liens and three, six days previous to :te• male, when dwwweiptise particulate may be bad ou tht luLves at Garr/ware; and of Mr. Burton, 6a, Curniiill. BLOOMBBURY-SQUARF..—I.E.7.T EEL FAMILf singricg, WITH IMMEDIATE POESE9SIQN. B 1 Mr. BUR'TON. On MONDAY, 2 sth antant, at Twelve, at to tem an acceptable offer aboald prenoesty A Capital LEASEHOLD FAMILY RESI VENcIit, imicsiatiaably *sub* War DM: 14, . liart- . 000 sfiert; In— lip-square, mining Oust near as the parlour, droving room, and bed room Ikon, poi kit chens, ports, cellos, andcoort-yai it. The whole et wbich were rompletely repaired in May tmei. These 4811111dik prr - mimes are 'held on lease, fur about thirty yeem„ *aft Ugh March, IBig, at the very moderate rent of 9,1: pirmapro. Lfted sad Sewer Tss allowed. AU or any pert of tileikfPf 4 • maybe taken at the purclpreer option. To be erred, and particultus ird on the pea Mt at Gerraway's; and of Mr. Burton, ad, Grabill. EAT FURNITURE, PART OF A TANN IWOUCH, INCLUDING woo HORSE HIDER iiiiOVVIEHRE? SKINS , SEVERAL cwt . .. OF SHUMAI24 A SINGLE HORSE CHAISE, By Mr. BURTON, • On WEDNESDAY, the 97tIs instant, at ri, On Aron mises, Grange Rued, Bermondsey, by direction of As- Ocoee' of Monts. Hebert., Tanners, rrciE Nett HOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, it including fuer-post anti onsch.tup bedsteads, with cut. too . furnitures, goose f•nttl.•r bet , • bedtime, mahogany du r:s of drawers, Dent mahogany chairs, 41 9 1, 4 and f evihroke tables, tsrpets, l c. The Stuck include. ala,nt iao4k ki.tte hides, ttoo sheep SWIM, about I% bags of sburnaelt, ensks, staves, and miscellaneous articles. To be viewed one day previous to the eat% laws tett,- loves may be lual on the Premien; of Means. Itoordi. lee and Go. &die:tors, Little Friday-stunt ; and of Mr. Baru" 64, Corn% 11. LONDON: Printed to G. DAVIDSON, NO. 17, Doke s can: Doh-ohoet., Chrehirordory and pi:Moth:l at U.- - OillohNo. 13, Poch cf St. Chancoro Cloorch, Shand, IV. STUCK, of No. 7, Neff Ildt9nothet, Lag Apr. .aniffe,lll6. for thh Pars, hot to the (Mkt, ~cot p . wink :thy atteoded to. • m. vr, ..;m7 •Irtre —lllc 1 4 1 .. I . t 410 I 1 a a blot ' lir LI ap Allf• 416 V, On VitrIllSOAT, th y e stotb l. butane, II a: d fallow*" dm te Omen, at tbe Premises, eliposite the Nerarty, Melees- ham, Middlesex, by direction of tie Assignees of Kr. Si'. inset Hendee, firliE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITUOI. L Library of Books, including- Inn E smentred England, and Lunch IB's Leedom; B II IM Theatre, European and Novelist's and after effects Including capital loftysed WA- steads, beautiful chintz cotton ftrwiture t inassa- eft feather beds; best inattressza, and Clean be ; Mstel- li ut niaboray cabinet work, iu trahlrobe, maimed &ems of drawers, library eellaret sideboard ; easy sad Pembroke . tables set of dining tables, neat sabaraary par- lour and chamber obis; sofa • handsome cittakael, per, and dressing Owes; mirror ;• beautiful &meth mid other carpets; Boor cloth ; hoder; fire irons, kittben reqskites ; garden implements, and nilseellaceoes effects. To be 14.1rrd one day prior to the sate, mid catemees hid on the premien% of Mr. Plumate, stdtcitur, Wareford. court, ThropitatiesAtreet ; and at Mr. Bartels, 6,t, Cern-