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coin 'an. 17,1807. At the Court at the. Queen's Palace, the 14th of Lrnuary, 1807, present, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty having been pleased to appoint his Grace Charles Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal, to be Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex, his Grace, his clay, took the oaths appointed to / be taken there= pnn, instead of the oaths of *allegiance and supre macy. Queen's Palace,Jan 7 17, 1907_. Jnmes Monroe, Esq. Minister Plenipotentiary !roiiithe United States of..4merica, having received l_etters of Credence, . g iving him, jointly with P . inekney, Esq. the'eharajler of Ministers s,x nary and Plenipotentiaries from the United . 2:6 -gets, they had this day a private audience - "f ;Her ;111i - c.ll tinefi;ere introduced by the Earl of 71' , ..frtdii,' Her i‘laje§ty's Lerd'Chaniberfain, and eon kaed,by Sir StepheCottye.ll, knt. Mast of the • .Downiilg Street, Jan. 14, 1 Bc7. .• I,en pleased to appoint ,\lexander E-iq. to be 'Ui 'MaAty's .EnvoyExtraerdi iiiiry anu _.r.i.inister Plenipotentiary at, the . Court of Tile King has algo been pleased ~;;nn Pole, Esq. to-be His Majesty's Se fetilry of .L.,nbassy at theSublime'Ottoinan Porte. Cervithrions signed by, the' 1..0-d Lierttenrild of the Court' of • r r • • Vittivy ick. . 'licence lidunieer Irifrat:y. • . William Johnson, Gent. to be . Second Lieutenant, vire fines, promot,cd. August 17, 1800 John LangSt6n, jun. 'tgbe•E'n'sign, vice 'Miscall, iesign,:d. 'Pelted as above. ' ' ' imte:r Inla.vtrY • Ist Battalion. -rb be 'Captains -,-Lietitcnant Matthew. Li n: wood, vice forest, tes:gued, - Dated Au" t 25, tgo6; 1;1A:wen:IA kicnard Gardner, vice Warz:.T., resigned. Dated as aboVe. To De Lieutenaias—trtsign - William Haynes; vice Gardner, promoted. Dated f.nsign John Andrew Soe!l -nitr, vice \Vatred, resi,meci. Pated August 15, 18z6. lin-• sign lonii • • , /ice Linwood, promoted. Date.: as T e Ensigns—William Phillips, :Gent. vice Proaor, re signed. Dated May 1 4 , ass.. Charles Wilkes, Gent. vise Sinitie promoted. Dated September 8,,A806. Jo sepii 13riiigens, Gent, vice Haynes', promoted. , Dated Sep_ teinoer 22, 1806. . • To be Quarter-Master—john Sinith, Gent. Dated Sep teniber 7, to 3. 2d Battatioa, t'o be Captains—Lieutenant lohn.7Matchett, • vice T-iniinins, resigned. Dated November 2, iSoS. Lieu , tenaiit Tooinas ll:trice:, vice Welch, resigned. Dated as above. Lieutenant william Jones, vice Standen, resigned. gated (Jet:ember 2X, 1005. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Joseph Welch, vice Hunt, re • sioe.e. Dated June 2, Joseph lukcs, vice Matciiett, promoted. Dated Dee.mmer 14, 18os. En sign William Walker, vice Kindel', deceased. Dated as above. Ensign Thomas Hobsoit„vice Liartleet, promoted. Dated as above. Ensign . Rbbeit Lox, vice Jones, pro. Motet!. Dated December 28, t 805.• TO be Ensigns —George Beauchamp Knowles, Gent. vice 'Mwernto,v, promoted. Dated September 4, 124./ David orton, Gent. vice Wasdel, promoted. Dated Oelober 3, 1804. John Underhill, Gent, vice Welch, promoted. Dated June 2, 1805. John Brown, Gent. vice Jukes, pro moted. Dated December 14, itles. William Benson, Gent. vice Walker, promoted: Dated as above. Charles Palmer, Gent. vice Hobson, promoted. Dated as above. Matthew Dixon, Gent. vice Lox, promoted. Dated De cember 28, 1805. To be Quarter-master —Thomas Hobson, Gent. Dated May 1 7, 1 5-4. 3,1 Battalion. To be Captains—Lieutenant Robert Seward, vice Thoinson, resigned.. Dated Nov. 7, ttio. Lieute nant William Whitmore, vice Getn, resigned. . Dated Nov. 14, 1805. To be Eieutenanti—Ensign William Wilday, vice Francis, resigned: Dated June zo, 18,y5. Ensign George Yates, vice Seward, promoted. Dated Nair. 14. tgas... Ensign Charles Burkinshaw, vice Whitmore, promoted. Dated • as above.. To be Qaarter-master —Joseph Walker, Gent. Dated Aug. 15, ii.os. . . . Hampton Lucy Volunteer Infanny. • James Wallington, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 27, Kinekm Volunteer - Irdantry. Edwitrd Miler, Gent, to . be Lieuienant, vice Gaisford, re signed. Dated 5::t•. 1, if :6.. tit Warwickshire, sr, Hemling- ford Volunteer Infaltiji,, J.ieutenalit Thomas Chattock to be Captain, vice Haetinge, rasigneci. • Dated Aug. 4, 1836. Lieutenant John Cheatle to - be ditto., ,Dated Aug. 9, C'urnmisrions i n the :4.-Eg3ll and Bute Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. James M'Lean, Esq. to be Captain, vice .Campbell, pro. muted. Dated lute t 7, 1296. Charles Stekyaft, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Campbell, appointed to a 'Regiment of the Line. L)aed Aug. 20, 15,0. - BANKRUPTS. . Thomls Ridley, df Bow-laile, London, viaualler, to sur render lan. zo, 3:, and Feb. 23, at twelve, at Attorutes.. l‘i,ssrs. Smith and, Ttlsor., Chapter-House, St. Paul's Clauridl-yard.' , • • .lames Nabhs, . late of Newington-Ruffs, liar s, Surrey, n, dra per, lan.. 22, 30, at twelve, and Fein 28, at tell, .at Guild hall, London. .attorney, Mr. I'. Hurd, 'King's Bench .- walks, *envie. Richmond, of Mark-lane,. London, auctioneer, Jan. 20, 31, and.reb. 23; at ten, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Page, Gray's-inn-square. - • • • . Edward Weaver, of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, draper, and since of Savannah,' 'America; merchint, Feb. 1 3, at six, 14, and 28, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Notting- Alturnies, Mr. Enfield, Nottinglnim ; or Messrs. ltleasdale, Alexandttr, and Hohne, New- - Inn, London. Thomas parker, late of Keighley, York Shire, ceatoli-twist spinial, kin 30, 31, and Feb.:.:2B, at eleven, at the De vonshire trims Inn, Keighley. Attornies, Mr. 4. SOici field, Skiptoin Yoikslute-; or Mr. T. Swale, •G teat ()r -um:id-street, Llndon. - • Edward• Pheasant, now or late of-Three Crane-court, neat High-street, Southwark, Surrey, boil-merchant; 31, and l'etn• 28, at ten, at -Guildhall. Attorney,- Air. WatklnS, Pump4ourt, Temple. lohn Harils;,.of the'Old Jewry, London, watchmaker, Tan. .2); 31, and Feb. zB, at ten, at-Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Itutherford,Rarth ,lomew.close. - harles Greensword, late ofdtehenor, Sussex, ship-builder, ac, 27, and Feb.- 23, at twelve, at Guddhali, ,Lou don. Attornies, Messrs. Mayo and Pedise, Clack-lane. • William Wllliams, of Lad-lane, London, victualler, Jan. zo, and 'Feb, 28, at twelve, at Cuilttliail. Attorney, Mr, Aslarns, old Jewry. tiefay Christie, John Calvert:Clarke, and Charles b c ,w c n, of Cultege-hill, London, Antrqpnts and co.:pa•r_ ners, Jan. 27, 31, and Feb. 28, at eleen, at turriey, Mr. Blunt, Old Pay-utlice, On' Broad-street. 10114 Cowalti, of,lllverston ' Lmn..isttire, ironmonger, so, at five, 3 1 , and Feb. 28, at elm.N . , at the lerninghain Arms Inn, Sitillhal, S':doll. Attortnes, -Mr. W. Tonlics Price, Wolverhampton, Staflo:4liire.; or Mr. S. Anstice, K. ing'sr.each- walks, Temple, London. -01 111 Heye, of Wigan, Laycas'hirt, linen-manufaaurcr, feb....0, -at Live, 17, and 23, at eleven, at the Buck in the Vine, Nigan. Attotnies, Mesas. Baron and Dtten. field, Wigan ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitur-street, Chancety.'. lane, London. )ontethtn Parker, of Gosport, county of Southampton, baker, fam. 27, at three, aS, at eiLve,i, am! +co. a, (Vic, at the Dokpilin Ina, Gosport. Attoinies, Messrs. Bland ford and Sweet, TeMple, London ; or Mr., 1. G. Gosport. . . ?faint carbery, of Vine-street, St. lames's, Westminster, warelioustaiian,' Jan. 2.7, 31, and • Feb. 28, at twelve, at. CluilcThall. Attorney, dlr. Sarel, Ilerkeley -square. - Will:Ain Valentine Scotney, of Oxford-street, dliddlesex, ainott;draper, Jan. - 2e, at, ten, - 31, and Feb.. 28, at one, at SHIP NEWS. •••• CRAVTSEND, JAN. i 6. Passed by-the Friendship,' Edgar, from Mogadore i Blaydes. White, front StoekhOlm ; A u rcira, fro ,9 Dantzic ;"and Mercury, .Smith, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed—the Aurora, Lund, for Atrica ; Hopewell, War' don,for Tobago ;cove, Wcistley, for Tobago ; Mary, }hint , ' for Waterford; William,. Henson, -Elizabeth, Rubyi 24 " Diana, Bully, for Dublin. BIRTHS. A . few days ago, in Dominick -street, Dublin, the Cont' tess of Ilowth, of a Son. Yesterday;' the. [.ally.. of William Moore, Esq. of DoEtors' Commons, Of a Dallghter. On Tuesdav' last; tho.. 13th` inst. the Lady of G. S. Id2r ten, Fsq.. of.Saundrhige Lodge, lierts, of a Son. Oh Thursday Ceniliglit, the Lady of Sir Edward Knatch•- butt, Bart. of a :Daughter. Lately, at his house in Grosvenor-place, the Lady of 1 011 / 1 Chanter, Esq..of 'a Son. MARRiEb. - • On Thursday; at St.- George's, Bloomsbury, the Rev. Richard Holmden Arnphlett, son of the late Richard Ara' Phlett, Esq. of Hadsor, in the County of Worcester, to W I 0' rah, youngest d a u g h ter o f t h e l a t e Nathaniel Pau4, Esq. Bloomsbury-square. On Tuesday last, at Vatic!grove, Derbyshire, iohn sof Walesby, Fsq. of Stenigot, iu Lincolnshire, to Nliss.priarC , heiress to Daniel Prime, Esq. of Birchover. On Thursday last, the Rev. Henry W , odcock, Item*" ' ! Michelmersh. to Miss Staunton, youngest daughter of gL I , late Thomas Staunton, Esq. of Sibton Park, Suffolk. ' , On the 27th 'ult.' in Dublin, ‘Villiain Esq• of York-street, to flit: eldest daughter of Joseph Farrar}, of tbz Exchequer-Office in that City. , DIED. On Friday the 9th inst. at Thnrp'y in Surrey, in the 7th year of his .age, Geor,4e Auriol, second on of lames PeW Auriot, Esq. of Park.street, Park-lane. On Tuesday= last, the youngest daughter of 1. Ans , tord' Esq. of Queen Ann-street West. The same day, at laic lodgings in Oxford -street, Colonel William Rickart Hepburn, Of Rickarton, Kincardinesinrci. OnMednesday last, in 'Montague-street, Mayow Mayow, Esq. Selicitorofthe Excise. Lately; at Messina,, in Sicily; Philip Weldon, Esq. Car tain in the 20th Regiment of Foot. (9n the ad inst.-.Titcldenly; arCrotnar-Tiouse, in the Colin' ty of Down, 11r. Peter C.; ardon - t, for sorne. years the Area' nuensis of the late Duchess of Devonshire. On. Saturday morning, Mrs'. Wackerbarth, wife of Gool e tVaCkerbauth, Esq. 'of Parson -street, Wellclus.e-square. The same day, Francis Goold, Esq. one of the tist,spii` v tors, and the fv:anager, of tiro Opera. Ho - use. On Thursday the- ts.th inst. at one in the morning, O f° typhus fever, at, her house in E I tharn, Kezit, Madame (;ran t ' On the 16th inst, at Isis lodgings in Gitberes-builcirog" Lambeth, Captain John La'rinour, of the Royal Navy. ..Irately; - at his house i n R usse ll- street 'Bath Robert tai' , diner, Esq. aged 56. -On Saturday -se'nnight,,.in Queen. square, Bath, Irs Rodd, wife of-Colonel Rodd, ot Trebartha-Hall, Cornwall and sister - of Major Sandford; of Kensington-place, Walcot- PRICE a ST'OC.7.:S 6ATIJ RDY, - • Bank Stock, India Stock., Navy ; per - Cent 93 / s y India Bonds, 5 per Cent. 1 : 797, Excheq. Bilis, 2S. 4s. 35.. I* Irish S per Cent. Omnium; 4 per Cent. 77 n . 3 per Cent. Deferred, 3 per'Cent. Red. ;9 • Im perial m 3 per Coll.. 58 3 per Cent Con 59k Ditto Ann. 7 13-16ths Bank L. Ann .\ 17 i-16:h Con, fur Opening, 6o b Ditto Short Ann., HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO_MOIZ , ROW. Morning, 56 min. after to. I Afternoon, 3O"min. after it' To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, N o , 9 , New Bridge -street London' ' T CONSIDER it but all ata of justice due to the, merits of your LEAK E's PATENT - PILLS to 0: 0 ,', r n u nicate to you the following C u r e w hi c h has recently , bq; performed by them:—An Acquaintance of m i ne, by ta, breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended 19Y" complication of disorders ar i s i ng - therefrom), was reduced al most. to a skeleton; and although he had the best media advice which - could be obtained, and-tried a variety of Patel!! Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to Su' his case, or to ito feint any service :lie remained in most re% ducted and pitiable situation tot two years, Un a bl e to follov i his profession, and scar ce ly a,ble to walk or even to , stan d orti his legs ; in tact no one who knew him ever supposed it po s ; sible for hint to recover Il e was adv i sed at last to try vo";,' Leake's • Pills—he did so, -adheri ng s tr i c tl y to the direldioil", given with them. He had not taken more than two b9: , :es tore he found an. alteration..for the t)etter: this ehcourvii him to proceed,' a nd' by taking a few boxes more he his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now 5 r healtht and stout-as any• man I know. You are wetcon l : l Sir, to tefer any person to me for a confirmation of the abov e account if it should'be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, • Library, . Folkstone. THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TA vLOR, Member of the Icoyal'College-of Surgeo"' London, at his Haase, No. 4:), New bridge=street ;_ Where, after a c o nst ant residence more than Forty Year' 'in a practice. "particularly directed to the Cure of Yo e ; real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs C Generation in both Sexes, with Tthat inviolable secre Men. of his Professio n , s h ou ld a l ways o b serve , I! , flatters himself, the advice and assistance ate gratuitow.; ly administers to Persons taking t hi s Medicine,: wl esteemed by a - discerning Public, as an -advantage s eictof to be obtained, and void of ain!liguity. • Also sold,. by . his Appointnent, for the convenience `;', those living.at a distance, - at the Perfunier's,•No. 3 5 , Ft. San's-street, Pall. Mall; the T4shop, No.- 103 , oLtor: street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, I'6h...street-hi ; 141 ' f, Baxters, - South-bridge, ; -Mr. 11 , 1‘!)unatd'.s. gow ; Mr. Bull, Dame -street, Mr. billntAc's, verpool ; Mr. -Atkinson's, ; and by one Pers' y in every considerable Town it. Great Brititin and in li..oxes of only zs. 9,L each,. sealed up, with Jell ~ plain-dircdions, whereby persons of either sex :nay • themselves with ease, speed; Secrecy, and safety": . N.B. Every ',fox sold Great limain is sealed up • a stamp, out which, by lavour of the CoMmissioners,.is 'eel at the Stamp-office, " - T. Taylor, No. 9, - New street," to imitate which is Felony, arid .ill others are terfeits. LONDON : Printed by It ICHARD lIARRts, of No, 4 , Mar:lett:court, tiowl.street ; • mid published hp WI LLi ANI AR MI CSR Scßiers. of South Nlidton_strect, Crosvermr.sluare ; At the St3N-04 , vicE, No. t 12, Strand; where Adverii4enients, Orders 1)1 the Pupa', Letters for !he Editor, &c. (post-pdid), uni6t be addxssed. George Longbottorn, of Holbech, near Leeds, Yorkshire, clothier, lan. 24, 3t, and Feb. 28, at ten, •at Lorfdon. Attornies, Messrs. Gleadhill and Payne, Token • house-yard, Lothbury. George Edmunds, of Chancery-lane, Middlesex, law-sta -tioner, Jan. 25, Feb. •;, and zB, at ten, at G itildlial I. Atr. tornies, Messrs. Rose and Munoing,. Gray's=lnn e square. john Smith, late of Broueliton, Lancashire, calico-rip - ter, Feb. 6,1, and 28; - at eleven at the Spread Eagre Manchester. Attornies, Nlcssrs, Sharpe, Eccles-, and Moorhouse, Manchester ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, , Old Jewry, London. . p/I ) IDENDS. Feb. 13. Richard Nesbitt, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, at eleven, at.the Queen's Head, Newcastle-L:pun- Tyne. Feb 13'. John Dooson, Lite of • Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Star and Garter, Liven>ool, Feb,,2l. William Creed the youeger, of Finch-lane, Corn hill, London, tailor and craper, at one, at - Guildhall. ' Feb 9. lane VickerS, of Bath', milliner, at one, at the White Lion inn, .I3atli. ' Feb. to. Peter Bogue, of Vyllitefriars,l,ondorf,lanilda, at eleven, at •. lan. 31. Edward Hargrave, late of Whitcomb -street, Mid dlesex,,-but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, dealer, at ele vep, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 7. john Martindale, St. James's-street, Westminster, avine-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Feb. 7. John Grainger, of Old Swan-larie,,,London, broker, .at eleven; at Guildhell: . Feb. 17. William Horn and Richard lacksCin, of Redcross street, Southwark, Surrey, - 'I - edifying, distillers' and co partners; at one, at Gttllthial I, 1 - ondoh: • • • . Feb. 16 William Lewis, ot•Dowleis, Merthyr Tidvil,'Gla morganshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the ‘V,trite Hart Tavern, Bristol. • - Feb. to. Thomas Pilcher,• late of Holy Cross, Westgate, Canterbury, Kent, wheel-wright, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn; C'anterbury. 4. Feb. ft. Lydia Peacock, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, wool len-draper, at eleven, at the Tiler inn, .Beverley. Feb. 17.. John Parkes, 'ot Birntirighani,nl:ifer, at eleven, at the Wolseley's Arms, Wolseley-Bridge, Staffordshire. . Feb. 7. Stephen.Baylis, of Ledbury, Herefordshire, baker, at eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledbiiry. Feb'. 14: Daniel Chase, of Deari-street, Holborn, MiddleseX, cordwainer, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 14. George Strattouand Henry Stratton, of Blackfriars road, Surrey, ironmongers and co-partners, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, ' Feb. 14. Francis Clark, of 13arnet, e llertfordshire, wine mercnant, at eleven, at G uildnall, London. Feb. 9. Thomas Mason, of Sheltield'e'Sfexwieb, Staffbrd shire, corn-tador,_ at ten, at the Littleton's Arms, Pen. • kridge, Staffordshire. Feb. 10. john - Whisky Ayres, liadleigh, Suff6lk, keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. . •. CERTIFICAELS. Feb. 7. William Sherratt, of Birmingham, carrier. • Thomas Dreweatt Rose, of Marlborough; Wiltshire, tallow. chandler. - John Stainion, of Kirton, Lindsey, Lincolnshire,_ cheMiSt. Thomas Haymes, of Jerinyn.street, Si. James's, Middlesex, It ..I.,ertia,her. l'eter Boardaran,:of Bolton, Lancashire, mannfadurer, loins Siviiidel Is and bourn Dale the younger, of Hodge-Mill, .viihin Mortram, in Longdcndale, Cnesliire, eott-n-manu . .tactniers and co. partners. 'oho Slorah, of Bath, milliner. john Fry, of New Goulsforte-street, Whitechapel, sex, sugar-refiner. - Augustine Woodward, of Liverpool, porter- naereihmt Francis Bentley, late of Scarborough, Yorkshire, PARTNERSHIPS DIS , OLPED. j. Head, A. Byrom, andAV. Matthews, Loxteth-park, Liver pobl, brickinakers. R. and C. Sumner, Welwyn, Herts, taylors. 3. Hilton, A. Chadwick, J. Hilton, N. Hilton, and H. Fart. I. Evans and T. Johnson, ‘Vhite , Lion-sereet, lapidaries. • E. Ambrose and D. Smith, King-street, linen-drapers. F. Armstrong and W. Becket,, New-court, Brqad-street, merchants. C. AAderson, j. Newi F. Bull, and S. Birch, Bristol, rnanu . fad nrers. W._ Hewlett and J. Taylor, Bristol, brush-makers. J. Collins and T. Pontine, Bedminster, leather-dressers. I. Roberts, S. Colton, and 1 , , Whitchurch, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers. C. Croe and R. A. Betsort, Ratcliffe-highway. S. Smith and W.-Head, Seaton, Uevdnshire, culm merchants. H. Standen and W. Mason, Dover, linen=drapers. Schmidtineyer, H. Jolivet, and J. Lewis Schmidteleyer, St: Mary-Axe, merchants. S. Cawthorn and j, Minster, London-Wall, straw-hat. rna nufatturers. J. Shaw, W;Boothby, and R-. jobson, Sheffield, merchants. S. ,G undry, S. Hood, and S. Symes, Bridport, Dorsetshire, sail -cloth-manufacturers. 1. Forsitaw and W . Newby, Liverpool, iron-merchants. A. Withington and j. T. Linney, Manchester. M. Russel, K. fartner, and T.- Farmer, Wolverhampton, ironmongers. T. Matthews and G. Matthews,Chipping-Nortonimaltsters. CORK, fAN. 9. Yesteday morning - the Mail Coach 7 from Dublin broke.clo\im near Rathcormuck. After an ineffeaual attempt to repair it, the Mad was forwardedon. car accompanied by the guard to town, where it did not arrive till twelve o'clock. We are gratified to learn that none of the .passeugers received any in jury from this accident. • • • Friday night a number of fellows, supposed about sixty, mostly mounted and armed, were seen at Muunt Pelier,. in the County of Limerick; near O'Brien's Bridge, and proceeded to the house of Connor Salmon, dwelling adjoining to the Lands of Fairlyhall—they beat him in a cruel manner with a cutting whip, assigning as a cause, his having grant ed a jet-al or -some ground to a man of the name of Maio° . n, near that place; to whose house they also paid a visit,,and took from him the lease of the lands, with which they retired.' . Wednesday se'nnight Margaret Cinniingham, con vic4ed of the murder of her husband, by poison, was executed - at the west end of the Tolbooth, Edin burgh, pursuant to her sentence. She suffered with every appearance of contrition and penitence. The crowd was far grater than on any similar occasion. It is about triirty years since a woman was executed in that city: A few mornings .since,about half past six o'clock,/ as Mr, James Redford, of Hampton-Wick, was coming across Wimbledon Common, on a visit to his uncle, Mr. Hawkins, - in Wood's-buildings, Whitechapel, he was accosted by two men in co loured clothes, who inquired where he was going ? 'He answered, to London ; they said they would accompany bite. When they had proceeded about three hundred yards, they demanded his Money. Ile told thew he •had very little ; they closed upon him, and he 'defended himself with a stick, which he broke upon' the back of one of theM, who ten to the ground. Tie other man continued the at tack, overpowered Mr. Redford., and began •to rifle his pockets ; the.man who fell in consequence of the blow, came to .the assistance of his compa nion, who encouraged him to 'him, as be termed it. A sharp:pointed instrument was passed through Mr. Redford's clothes, and penetrated through the lid of his tobacco-box, by which hislife was saved. Thinking they had left him for dead, after robbing him of five shillings aid three-pence halfpenny, they made their escape : fortunately, however, he reeei , ed no wound, but was much bruised-in the contlial. • SATURDAY, JAN. 11. TM/jams was tried on a capital indiarnent, for Lwitr , large ),within' this realm before the ex piration of a luriner sentence of transportation Sot. en yk , ars. • iwner, .in his defence, said, that he bad been aboard a hulk, from which he had escaped two years ago, and been ever since in his Majesty's service as . a ; petty Officer. He produced •a letter from Lieut. Clarke,- his Commanding Officer, to prove file fa&. • , The Jury found the man Guilty, but recommend ed him to mercy, and .to be continued in his Ma jesty's service. , Thomas Jones, a boy of fifteen, was Conviaed of an highway robbery upon another boy about his own age, in Finsburyjsquare; ,Elizabeth Dowling - was indieled for privately steal ing a gown in the shop of Mr. Whitfield, Linen draper,, Dartmouth-street, Westminster. Found guilty of stealing, but not privately. Alice .Guy,. a ; young married woman of ,respeela,. ble appearance, .and in the last month of her preg nancy,' was tried upon two capital indiaments : on the first,: for= privately stealing six-pair of black • silk stockings the shop of 'Mt. Williamson, -Hosier, in Oxford-street. She was at once acquitted, from the non-attendance of a material witness: - Shevc . Tas . nekt tried of a capitalindiament for nrivaielyst6l- ' ino - , on the Same day, in the shop of Mr. T. Lodge, Hosier,' Oxford 7 street, one pair of silk stockings, value 15s. • 'Mr Lodge , swore. to the theft, and said - that he' sent Ici,Mailborough-street Office for. a-constable. Foy, : -the Police Officer, came-in - couseque,nce, and tohim he gave the unfortunate young woman in charge. • • • • - Among a variety Of other. interrogatories which. Mr. RigyNoLbs, Counsel for the. Prisoner, put to the' Witness, he -asked-if he had. not 'expressed some expectation of obtaining a Tyburn Ticket :if-,he suc ceeded in capitally conviain the Prisoner ? which, after endeavOuting to evade - the question, he' at length acknowledged, and that it was his intention to apply for it. Foy, - the Nice Officer, proved that he had taken 'the Prisoner• into custody at Lodge's house. He produced also a pair of black silk stockings which he said he got there: they. were not given him by any person.; they were thrown across a table,.and point ed out to him by .some person in the room as The stockings that were taken.. The Prisoner was in the room, but so much diStressed and agitated; that she might not have heard what was said. , , The witness Lodge was again called—and after looking at one of the stockings, swore Positively they were his property. On cross-examination, however, lie acknowledged it was impossible he could be certain. Mr. Bryan, a wholesale groCer i and several other persons, gave the Prisoner a very excellent character. She was, however; found Guilty of the stealing, but not - privately; which, of course, defeats 'the capital charge. John Keating was indicted for a rape upon Eli- Sheba Winter. The. Prisoner was coachman to Lord Headfort, and lodged in South-street, where Alm Prosecutor was servant. The latter stated, that on the night mentioned in the indictment, she went to • bed as usual, with two of her master's, children, .a boy and a girl, one nine, l and the ether ten years of age. out one o'clock she awoke,. and found the PrisOber in her bed. -Her evidence distinctly proved all that was necessary to support such an in diftment ; but the improbability of the children not I being alarmed, if the Prosecutrix had made any re sistance, was so palpable, that the Jury acquitted the Prisoner. CLERKENIVELL SESSIOL\S. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. Thomas Fuller, for exposing himself in an inde cent way in the open street, near Russell-square, was convided, and sentenced to twelve months im prisonment in the House of Correjtion, after a suitable admonition from the Court. man and woman. for uttering counterfeit shil lings were found guilty ; the former was sentenced to six months, and the latter to twelve months im prisonment. Levy illortigen and Joseph Luppini, the two Jews c , hrgedwith defraudin g t h e P ropr i etor o f an H ote l , in povr_ strQet, of eight p oun ds, un de r p retence o f a e _ being servants to two Russian Princes and Prin cesses, for whom they attended to take apartments in the Hotel, were this ' day tried for the said of fence. The case was very clearly prbvd on the part of the prosecution ; and the Jaly, without he sitation, \ found them both guilty. Sentence—seven years transportation. Saturday William Medhurst was indi&ed for an assault oh Jane Gable, with . ) . intent to commit a rape on her person. The Defendant is a hairdresser;. and the Prosecutrix, a young girl, about 14, went to his shop for the purpose of having her hair cut. He took her into a parlour, 'and there behaved in a manner which left no .1 . 09111 to doubt of his criminal design. On her dross-examination it appeared that the girl had conducted herself with much levity, par ticularly in writing a letter to the Defendant of an improper tendency, and unfit for a modest female to indite. The Court accordingly stopped all further, proceedings, and directed the Defendant to be ac quitted. Articles of the peace were exhibited against Mrs. Mary Hunt, by her husband, for condo ling her self with incontinent:y, and threatening that while she lived he should have no peace. She was ordered to find bail. . . Three men, a shoemaker, a sailor, and a tailor, applied to the Court for leave to become preachers. On being interrogated by the Chairman, they said that they had not been bronght up at either of the Universities, but they had an earnest desire to df fuse Christian Knowledge to the unenlightened part of society.-They only wished.to preach the Gospel in the County of Middlesex. 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