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41 , +a the LONDON z ErrE, Nov. 3, 1807. '7 7 /lite / // N ov. 1807. The King has been p k.",„a g ralt the dignities of . Vlarno and V 01 the United Kin g'r'it at OlLat BrL io and Inland moo t.,e, Right Ilrai; W. • Baron CAI Kiii.,•;ht• ul theanost autietit, 0,,t0r of the l'histie,- and Lieutenant-General of His Ni ij...slv's Forces,. and tolho heirs male of his 'y lawfully h..gotien, by the names, styles, and Niles tft s,ifon Gre,...no(:k, of' Greenock, in the Conotv of and Vls6onut Cathcart, of Coiht..irt, iti lit said County. - 4 Tor his also been pleaseO to grant the dig nity of a B7irlin of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland •unto Jai/WS' Gambier, Esq. Ad miral of the Blue Squalton of Ills Majf... , ;ty's Fleet, • and to the heirs ritale of his body laWhilly begotten, by the thane, style, hid title of Baton Gambier, of fiver, in the County of un. Tht. King has been also pleased to grant the dig nity, of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Harry Burrard, of Lyillitlg= t)11, the' County of Snip hoonpton, Esq. Lieute nant-General of • Ilis Majesty's I.'"otees, and to the licit-4 male of his be dy laiktully begotten. • • The King hbi.s also been pleased to grant the dig.- , - nity - of Barone( of the - United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Irehaf.lnnto Henry Edwin Stanhope, of Stintwell, iii th.,. County of Middle: , eN, Esq. Vice- Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, and to the heirs male ci,t his body-lawfully , begottett. -ri te Kkg has also Wen plated to grant- the dignity of a Bit oaet of the United Ktagdom of Great Blitxhii and Ireland unto Thomas Biryoeti,..ld, • of Attieboronzit, in the County of Norio h, Major-Genctol if His I‘.lal;Aty's Forces'," and to the lieu's male. of his body la %•k. ktily begotten. COPONLI.SIAS.IIghItd y the : Li, utotant of tbe aunty of • Kkot Lath Sci riewreert, EttAigtt Gariloet to b; Lieut.:3l4ot. Dated ()t. z 3; i(e..oert j. 1 ,1 Gr.,a, to be Ensign,' 1,164: liovi ati an Gellt. to lie ViCa: 1)1! , Alloleti Dati4l 'alJuve. ,s,..dp J te,COllll 14ple$ 0ti...1.Y;i1 bc Fist Lictitt.nant, Wittwo, deci.aseil Dat—t tkt. zi, Wi,o.ittl Sihlet (;cut. ii! re SeCOlid Lietlit.:ll4llt, vice ()ILaw,y, 1)41r4 44 afxsyz. tit:of 4j . tbe lard Lioete-ant / IL alts. toile Deputr Lteutcoalo. Dated ()et 23, joim %Ciltite, Esti to be Dated as strive. liarrb litgg With t, lssq. to be ditto. Dated as GiApvt film:11(m of, lietwiteer Thom is tiosktui jun. Gent. to be Esisign. limed Od. .007. II k vail 8.111411. N of Pokitrteer lufamtry. t ames Whi r e , .to be En4ign. Datea Od. -2 7, tgoi. 1 1 714alling-"OlFee I'Juwer Arilatiry. ISt Corniiany coilliogwonh; Gent:' to be First Lieuttoaot. Dt u ()a. 30, do. James Edward Spew— jibg, Gent to be Svc.)nti Lieutenant Dated as above . A , J Cnentiaiir fatties Gent. to be . FirSt LlCUtCllant. Da etturcher, Cent. to be Sexond • teoaot. 'DAM 34 above. Catsfitinicott sighed hithe L.; d Lieute. , ...rort of Ike County of • Reithotd Prdratteer • ' Plintfamteel ktie rwPPuifY• john 'Briggs, Gent to h 'Lieutenant, vii,..a.Gardner, rettigneit. Dated Sept. zO, _ Ralandi/altorker Imfatttry. • lonstlun Gibbous, LSq. to tie Captain, vice Palmer, deceas. . ed. Orited Oct. 3. noy. loseph Seaton, (;o tt , to b e 'tett roma' a; vice tiebbonsi • promoted Dated as' above. Charles Cbtireliiii,,Gent. to be linsi. s ti, vice Seaton, pro iboted. I.)atcut as abo ve, the Lvd Licatenaxt of. the Cawed of . Derby, " , EthvArd Gtitt. , to, n Lieutenant, Dated Ott. to, 18q. ALnil.inia‘MlllS, (;ent. to be ditto: Dated as above. &tab Ifigt,,l'eak Wiir.tot Gteaves, Gent, to be. Lteingnaitt. Dated Oe.t. 3n, T h o 7. Geep.o.. *to be Ensign. Dated as attavt.t. • kini Sytudy, Clent, to 4 Ensign. Dated as above. Clatiniftl27l be the kti.itai , .l,.;.l(ffiShire ritin,d ify„ Wititg!, Cent, to 'pc; Adjutant, vice Greene, tc,igne(l. - patod Oct. tz, kfili7. Comsoduhett tigmed by the .4 , o'd I,.;eitte4i , it 0/ the Collmy of llodforcl. Stephen Thornton,. Elq. to be t)eputy Lieutenant.. Datcd Sept. a, 1807. W Aslett, Esti„ tR be ditto. Dared as aimve. Ctotutit.siom.t in thr Wiltshire Regiment of Yeomanry 'Cavalry, Lieutenant W. 1.1. (:rior)., to be (.. - opt.t.o, vice . .Lring; 4 44,44, Date,t•Scpy. 2.4, I S r 17, (2 , )1"•,C1, to, be Lieutennit, Gritiv.)e, .1)aml as above. I. • 'Waddington, Gent. to be 'lmo. Disted as above. tigitea' bj. tat Lens' ',letdown: of the Cospity of Pem broke, R4pal Pemtbrokt 1.141(41i9a lames )41pus Gigot. to h: bie4Launt. Dittcti It, 1807. Commis,tions ligued 6y tht Kee- Is'eutenant al the Cthn l y of C mot Kul . ,f Ira/n*l Ge GLlmnron Fuzikerr. George: lout*, Gear, to be Licureilakit. "Dar , !4 06t• 17, tB',7. Willi 9n. tones, Gent; to be ditto. Ddtedaa above. Clurles Cot tali, Gellt,to , be -Stiegeob.. Voted at: above. Wirt; Arthur, Gratt. to be Q,ilarter-Master. Dated as above. B NK TS Ipho Spittle, late of Darlaston, Statrwcishire, vial:allot, to surteuder Nov. 18, at nye, r 9, and Dec. is, At cle , .en, at the ',aileron Arms tun, l'el.kriclge. ttorrties, ivlr, Tur ner,. Ulooinstatly.riquare, ; of Mr. Heel:li, Wal. sal, Statforthnitv. Hen ry ltays, tt,pr t.ivcrpool, crruggist, Nov. 25, 26, at one, and 1),„,„, is , a t t ur tttti C; 1 . ,,ver1 3 , LIM itc)ol, At tam, s , m,. W 101;11 , Am:et,. Bedford -tow, Landow; 01 Nit. 1. voroi,a, 11,,a) tmot,h.G.„ late, of lAvorpool, baker, but now pt Caleof. ilintakivt., :antler, Nov. z 5, z 6, at eleven, at the tilutfer'l'a‘ern„, and Due. :5, at twelv.,'nt the gaol at the Castle of Hint. Attufotcs, Livet pool ; or N o r. Bediora-r,,v, , Willi Mi l ltttifvtti, pf l uXticit rtWrtT, ho4ier, Dec. 3,4, atza 15, at eltNen, Ram ;00,, N ttingkiaot Mtsirs. ittgl4l and sAt..tl; , , Nurtingitiim ; or Aieri;sr. tcri .tht; , tlattto4: iaritival', Inn, London.- folm ‘Novitmah., p.inanyllevoubtlue ' roaltstcr,lluv. 6, is, glad 0cc,,,,5, at 'cl..:vcn, at the Old Loudon Ituy, Exe tcr, Attonitos, Mr. Viithtey,. Exeter ; or Alet;4rs, tiv'it_ liants and Itrookl, Lincola's- ino,:l,6tuhnt. ;alit Carrtitlwra, nt 14advi i groLer,Nov% 7, ;7, and Dev. 15, at t e ,,, at Giiddi.4ll,. Londoq, Atmitoy, Mr. Chapman, St. taildrett`ti 4.,:i)urt, Poultry. ititli.nikoh, laic of IfOttrit.l'lriimnt, Stepiwy, ,hiiddi c!ux , &Act, liov to, t 7, ...nd t,b.;4z, a 5, at to,, at rlttptpey, r. ilawkins ittc younger, of i' , .lill-1. 1 .41,1.,„';iret, if, rmon d. Stiricy, bi:Kst.buifilta, NOY, 7p Li, .tua4o o 4. , s , Evoi , at to , tta , m. 4Lrorti;Y• Mr.. Sawatcl, Print:c.• tittela, K o t w t t , Hoor n o W oobtirrt, ritkrkinglianishire, InAlt4ter, tics!, f 4, 2 f 1.14:0. Is, at tweive t idtt Gtillaii 4 ll,l,,,n.. Attcrtiies, M. i.,cotti v kVycursi.ts:; or Mr. i.,..)t,otri'z-tiicv 1, 0 4 0011 . 1) 1 11M 11/4'oB lattln o artier, : of Vriclagmtl. stract. Lu pi 1) oN s Primed by KtcHAI D 114 RR lis t of No. 4, Mattlett-COUtt, tit W.% tietlr ;at At dieStiN-Ortqui No. i i strand; where Advet tisements, Orders fi Iliahopsgate•straet, London, ander in china and e, , rthen. al IlAieiVC, at Gatti. Mali N0v.30: Richard laut:•s and William of Church stk., t, C reenvinch, Kent, grocers, at eleven, at Liuird Lot don. Dec. r. Janes Dudds, of iown-strefet, Newington-Putts, jdweller, at twelve, at C; 41,dit4117"ectotiwi. Nov. 14. ll'ianets lichry .thi, 101 l Calv J rt cl a rk i l..a i ti k, itativs lioweft, of h,il, therclwitta, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov, 39. Charl..s Cartwright, or Conptort- street, St. `Attar, Wesimin:ter, leather,seller, at el:two at Gliddliall; Nov. 2s. filth Suter, of East , Kt:dud, Nottinbitamsliirz, tner,..r, at ten, at guildhall, Lon.lusi: Nov. 30. Idin Titothas, of Afancheszer, cotton.spinner,'• at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inti, Manchester. • ,Nov, 24. fames Burgess, ur late of Coventry-street, Haymarket, Middlesex, military hatter, - at,ten, at Guild. halt. Nov 27. losefth Walters, late of Sturnirtister Newt(in, Dor. het:we, grazig, at We've; a; the tted'Lion Nov.'.bury. 5 Selby Clement Pringle, of Ne.weastle-upori, Tyne, grocer, at 0041, at the Shalsspeare 'raver.), Newcastic. urion..l Dec. 5. john Garrod, of Orford, Sulfolk, mariner, atone, at G m1;111..111, Limdon. • Nov. 14.. John Vetch,' of George-yard, Lombard-street, .{;roar, at twelve, at Guildhall. C&RTIPIC/ITES. Nov: 24. f oseph Steve Is, liteof Reading, Betkshirc, grocer. H e nry louden, of Titurnbury, Glouce.iter,itire, bacon.tactur. Robert Armistead, late of I..;igglewick, Yorkshire, cotton. luau u ra cal ref. Peter bebviAnes, Rosontan.street, Clerkenwell, Mid tlieheX, watth-Case-ruaker. %Valiant illicit, late of Westatimter, dealer. YRKTNI ItSllll'S I.) r., 01.1 1! I). Styan and lames Thonips,to, of itaker-street, Port. ni . :111-4qurrv, gft,,;-ers, lienjainni N d anti Gabriel KeteriLlie Nicholls, vi Great Toiver.stri.e,•, ii . .)nniongers. fames 4iitlrecv, otto hearsley, and Thomas Bei tensliatv, • Little Droylstlen, Lancashire, manufacturers 1 4 1“. ; Cooper 4L14.1 101111 Cuoper, at Nctwi..astle-upon.Tyne, straw. ha t.• maim tic+ ur-r AskhanLEy re, lames Mallalien, • ylttgh E rninc tt, ant ! t o hn I•.asi,s.oott, of Nlapchester, colour-niakvrs. Ediu Gait anti William Litt, of. liistiopstun, Sussex, Thomas Stentwr anti Thomas Bird, of ;sriStot,•carpenters." losepo Pantdte Baker, kkitiii,trit r.,, ) ',,, • - , ;( „ : 41{ 0 :;,, tic Fli o ,:11, of I p ,v‘tch, m-ilsteri. Allottl Siarti,nret, Edward, Gainstbrd, and J o seph Brown, Of St Martiit's• Lott:, cl,-i,:,s, t i „nig, : cs. Roma Sp:trow anti Writ,,un Scotaaxe, of liigit-street, Soul At , ati:,/ea-lealtrs . Hew} L alk'Y end lan►es Ura.“.,ke, of Charter-house-street. tie0r,..,,: kVaLkerbath, Icsepit I.)'eramar, att.! the' hitt: !oho C.:tristiart-Church, of I. , retes-4treet, Middlesc.s., sugar retitter. C UR 7OF C ,‘'"C I?, 1, NOV; a, CLL, )ETS. NELTHORPE V. LAW AND ASPY. To 11115 CaStl, an injunction was moved to restrain Mrs. 'Law from certairt procftdings at law, grotind ed . on two written notes, or acknowleoghients, passed by the' Piaintill to her linsband, 'his 'life., time, for several sums, Of 2501-and fbr. 21101. which nOtes she tntind. among . her husbi tad's papqrs ; a n d which she had put in suit In her cipacity.ot: EXt ' 'Cli trix to her deceased Inisband. The Plaintiff filed Iii ; ; bill for an ink - int:lion. against the proceedings at law, on, the ground, that the mAcs.were and void,,as gambling securities pay,eil by the. Plaintiff to the Defendant's deceased lirkkand for money lost at play, or rather as ackh,, , A,ledginents train ilte Plaintiff to the Defendant's imsb,inti, for the bilanee of cash remaining in. hh Otiintiff's hands, as the hnlder of ihe.bank at the game oiled Rouge et :Weir. There had been 'formerly a . demurrer ,bled to the original bill tiled in this cause, and the demurrer Was allowed on behalf Of Mrs. Law, wile, could trot In cobiPetled to answer to the charges of keeping a gambling-house, as, by admitting that ilia, she might be stibjea tolegal. punishment. The Bid stood new amended. • I‘lr, AGAR argued for the tiff; explaining the 11)1[11.16x of the game; but his Lordship observed (as forrnorly on bearing the demurrer argued), that he still kvinained uninformed abraui tie true nature Of gambling,. but 4,7onsidered that thew was abun-' dimt matter for a July to consider in thiS case, and he would,, therefore, not prollibit.thattribunal Iran . ascertairring, -by their verdict, the facts of the t . ..,15e. The Injantion was reftised. BOWES V. ItAYS AN/3 OTIIENS. Sir SAMUEL ROMIL:LY, follo4Veti by Mr. HART on . the sane side, moved the Court this 4y, on, behalf ot the . lion, Thomas Bowes, now or late a priAnier in the King's Bc...nch,-Prison, tor a continuanc,': of an .10j - unction by him obtained, againsttheDeleti,iants' proceedings a Ott. law in this case. Th 4 cireu,o,n.uues stated welt!, that the Plaintitf being,in,grcat dituress and embacrassment about the year tiO4, entered, : into a, trusf'deed hit raining rlivera, sunny ot, money. at the high and exorbitant interest of paying, or causing to be paid, . four , tinitu the sum, borrowed, Upon un.i,occu t renee of any one of the seyerof con_ . tingencies iu the deed Cont4ii)ed.. : TneSe,three con tingencies were the death, without issue, of t Right Hon. Lord Strathmore, the Plaintiff's brother ; On the'Phtintiti's coining into posseSsien of La)itl Siriu ii morn"sestates, which the. Plaintitfis heir in tail wale in ,Teiwri4cter ; in tho event of the dead) of the Plaintiff's brother, the Honourable George ,Bowes, without issue, .wiro was then in a dying state, : for he died. in December, 1806, ten days only subse- Cll.leflt to the trtu;sactions which grounds the present proceedings, on Mr. Bowes'a return front the Isle of whither. he had retreated in 180.1. owing, to his pecuniary embarrassment, where fie, rnet ith the I.4ladant,, or rather with a.M.r., Hill, who; ade4 as agent .or procurer - of the Money in question for : the use of the Plitintilf: The sum agrPed to beadranced to the Plaintiff was otily .504 he had not however itituallyreceiyed,andlie was to pity the sum of VOW)]. upon any of the foregoing tingencies„ 'one, of whieh took place in tetOoys. af,, ter the present Dt.bleudant had come into. this COtp,- ; trae,i, for he was not rat first a ,party to tbe trust deed. The I..e:irtied colaitscl stated, .tharthe Plaits tat was at that time heir in tail to Lord Straththore's - estate of 30,o(it)l, per annum ; to another estate of ••t 1,01.)01. per Ahtitiht , and to a third iii Scotland of ,1 i'.%oooi. per y..ar, of wiichlast the intail could not tae barrt4, and of cOuroe: that the risque of the ' lender was. not in reasonable or sus( -proportion ,to the enortrions.gain of four tinter the sum agreed to be.advanced„ Mr. Iticitups, on the other side, argued that he Court' had nothing , to do whit the prelient,calcallatlon. of risiine or advantage. sot that if.the Georgellwes" death had :nnt,rccwrc , l-a(th.:o tithe nothing would have been heard of this- tri.tosi@i4., o ,, and tbe ,Detendant would:never get a ahilling fluorin of theeventSfshould occur, .- The Loan CiTANCELLOR, olvierved, that by th's .mocle4ifyeasoninolie sum might havebeen t 00,000;. 'or 240,0001. !a be paid lor &Pol. wl3icli would bul manstreu. The rule was, his ii)rdship said, v, here the contr was falr and l'eASonaWe, great profit was allowable on remote contiopencies but this case was unstifierable.—The Injunction %vas ordered to be continued.' • " R,. .',r._. , Oil) TUI;SDAY.-SIKTIT MT. George Fathom was capitally indicted for stealing in the dwelling-house of, hi; Lite; deceased Master,. Mr. John DaWkins;a - tallow 7 chandier, in Mount, „ . weer,' Grosretibr-sqUare, seven boles, containing several- dozens at store- and mould 'Oodles, %Ike' above 401. the property of rnaiter's . executors. - Thothas Shipman. was al So udic3ed ,fo - r reeciOng the abovementioned l'noperty, knowing, it to be stolen. It appeared'in evidence, that-the Prisoner; George 'FeMt ii, Was, the apprentice of Mr. Dawkins, 'and in consequence of his good, conduct and ,atten lion to his master's business, the utmost coup= deuce and trust las placed in him. In short, so gootran opinion 10.79 his master of him, that in his &dining !wealth he entrusted :him almost entirely with the management of his busii:ess ; and as an inducement and encontagoment to hishitliftd con dad, he annexed a 'coAieil to bk will, icaving him a handsome legacy. TR • Prisoner - Shipment had been in the habit of visiting his "sister, who was'a servant .in the family of Dawkins;• in the course of those V isio, an intimacy had grown between hiut and Hon in consequence of some tis•- picitili4 formed on the part nt a young man, named \yin. Bloke, thFy porter employed in Mr. ll's ware : - houses, of the Prisopi:rs, he intimated his stitpiCions to his master, who was I heti iying,on his death-bed, The consequence of. which- was, that information, was given at Marlborough-street Otlice, and a wa - 'rant being issued tnr,the search of the Prisoner Ship man's lodgings, the abovc=mentioned property was found, a part concealed in his sleeping room, and the in a coal vault. Both Prisoners were . conseq nen tly, apprehended, and committed for trial. Tice Prisoper Felt ham, on, being accused of the robbery, confessed his crime, and aeknowleded ,his contrition. lie accused 'Shipman as the origin of his bad condutt in persuading him to do, What he did ; and was not tbr such bad council, he should not be brought to the situation in which ht then ; stood.. This e6nfe:ssion, however, not being ,made in the presence of the Prisoner. Shipman, could not be ,recetved as evidence. Mr. ALLEY on-the. part of the Prisoners, con-. tended that Shipman was a principal in this crime', because he had constant access to the warehouse from whence this,propetty was*olen, and the pro " petty being also, found in his posFession, argued in affirmation of his being the principal ; and there being.no:evidence that he had ,reoeived it knowing it'w be stolen, it ti,'.;.; ta:tr to (=elude that he could not be ipriieted, lo' that offence, And as to the Pri sotier Felthatir, there was none of the goods found itl(l . hti made rho confession .he did under the ifunre, of meeting with mercy. it was 6Vidt,tot her. h 7,1 unler very bad advice;' and (fining pr..‘HolvA to 'ids untOrtunate'affair he bore a fuo,f Trieproachable character, so . mucir so, as had in evidence, that be had been esteemed as a confidential servant ) , and trusted with time management of his, masters business. The Itti.cottnka sdnuoed ' up the , evid‘tuce with great precision, and observed that this indicinient Was laid capitally ; but though , the property speci fied bad been kindinapossession of the Prisoners, it did not appear that the property was taken at, one time, which must .constitute the ,grounds,of the' capital part of, the charge. ,The goodS, might , . have been taken, at different times, to the value of 395, at 'etch time, but they could not tack all those . rtibb,ries together, stS as to-form a capital otince, att the lie,v ..couires that there should. be stolen pro, p'erty to the full amount of 4n5,..t0 form the, founda tion:of a capitfit offence; therefore,. tint not being f'ormed, the capital part of lite charge was dupe away. The,remainder of time Learned Judge's ob- . servations on this trausadicar coincided exaaty• with the opinion of Mr. '4o.r -. lie observed With ropeet to the Prisener Veltharn, that there was a doubt et his hay . ing a n cually stolen the propaty and that in all ' , uses of douht, ; added to a good char,t6ter, it should operate in flivour of the Prisoner, The Jury returned a verdict of. :Not Guilty on boot Prisoners. Mary Lauder t was conviaed of. stealing : two tea-spoiais, two thit:e Shirts, and other. art:tides,' the property of John Winfield. No capital cooviCtion took place, this day, tit!' at" tention of the Court heing,occupied iu ruing petty oif uses of no inteiest whatever to the public. INGLEWOOp HUN!' AVID I'ENRITII • The meeting was.moit relpearibiy , attended, and at .no period. slLKaes. its conitoenceMent did ,it tnoro amply 141111 its original creed of Mirth and irood humour, - tharr thepregenti • !Fite .sports or the field and the course were equally interesting,, and afforded exceliciit anrusement to= their respe6tive,,vo taries. The asssinblage of Gun flame!) was CertaitilT greater than on any farther', I t)cciasion, and each seen'i to.vie.witli the other promoting the g d iera l comity ia ty anainiarity - of the meeting. The tnem kind. zwai,cantemost bandsonfiely for ward with it -sitr)tcripti6n•fiir a .new race course in corc i ecin,aco , ol . the intended thelosurc.of fnglowood .wst - tho, ardour lo : proinote.this ink! , est, tii.kt the whole stun, which must oteeed mibst:ribed in less,than !,,!4 hours. coarse i 8 to bo.:eticirdsd by a .wall, an elegant and cointuocEoui , stand is to be cretted, - and every accommoiation furnished,..which must insure a tit Wilt attendance. About twenty. Members- rr t ere added to the,h3t.of Subscribers, amongst whom was Lord- Lowratr,a; dre. The amusements in the evening :Avert!. lamely attended, andihe,etegance if the females was upon lb former occasion mom coil- SpiCtlOthi:' The - 13411s were honoured by the Earl of Loistsnal.E, Lore .Lotrrirga, and the . amiable : La • MAity and ANN LOWTHleft s ' who joilied•tiie cheerf4scene witty great' gaiety and good .hurnour. Noihing, could exceed -their - appearance .and atten— id published by vi L I m Alt miosa Sca P vs, of S ou k M o t tow-ttNIT, Grosveovr-uptiret Dr aw Paper, etters for the Editor, Src, (pqq.paid), intit: POLICE. UNION-HALL.. A baker, na nvd Tail, who re 7 sides nea Kenningti,n-cro•is, Limbed), NN as yestei day chared before ti e Sitting Magistrates, by the Parish laspe6tors, with expositi; a quantity of bread for sale, defid,nt in weight. A quantity biead- was product d by Lloyd, tl.c Officer; ad there. iwpeared in' the . w h b l e a d e fi cien cy of 117 ounces, for which' the was tined 40.53. Abouta month ago he Wa3 fined in, a simila offefiCe, of light Henry Slade, a baker, u'ho lives in Duke-street, in• the parish of St. Saviour; Southwark, 'was also charged at the above OrtiOe, with likewise , exposing for sate a quantity of brcad, .w•hiell being pradticoct in Conn 'by May, an Officer, and there appearing a great deficiency, the Magistrate ordered him to be fined the sum ofiffl. BoW-STX Sin ith was last evening. broug lie before the presiding Magistrate, having beet: set N i -by one. of Life OffiCers who attend Covelit Gar denTheatre, to put his hand Into aGentlertiat right-side pocket, and ofterv,'ardS: 'into his left, ilk. the passage leading 'froot flow-street to tbepit.'Tho' Officer immediately took him. into cnsicidy, and liearOied him, but could find nutting on hitn. had lost .sight Of the Gentleumn in the crowd pille; into the Ti;catre. I - The Priioner, in his defence, stated, th,:n he is a poor man, very much afflicted, being in a bad state. of health, not able to work, apa earned a peony [1" going errands holding horses.--I le was coln• , witted to prion, hot being abl'e to find bail.' -1 ‘ 11. ;• iridter, a vcrY fcspeellthie w:ormui. w hcought d by :t Alf. \\11.,;ic.,.1d,. Jl pownbro',:cr o: Drury-lane, with doirandtr; i!'nt of :30s. Mr. Wingfield stated, that about three wt.elts Or a month ago, a Woman very like the leriN,:ner, eann: to his shop, and pa•A ned a bundle, containing se veral articles of wearing apparel ; next d4 . .she came ag Diu, and proposed to redeem it, and st the smuct time 16 - pawn a piece of cot ton. Witness haviog placed the bundle updti the cqunter, proceeded measure the cotton, and the woman shooly aft r• said she had changed her mind, and would not re- deers' the butrdle, and went away. Upon exaini. nation, however, he h and that while*he was tirm suring'the cotton, she had connived to substittiLo for the original bundle, one exactly likeit, Put of no value, Last Monday evening, at five saner' Caine: to Mr. Wingfield's shop, to 41 Wn 3 . 1; 1 ;:) ,( V ‘ t v i , 6 , 11 %1) 1 ( 1 1 k i. v h b e o 1 1 ;3 0 ( 71::::: m t .1 (h i i , } l l 6 ° o c y t e ls f t She was iturnedi:nel.y`t'aken,..w han infant eni:dia her items, to St. Crac;!i wateh-howv, where 61.10 — was confined until hrintght up iast ni , „tht, at eight o'clock. Mr.:Wingfield o'italo not stk posi, t ' that she was the person who cotzmitted the fraud. The Magiitratit cen,urcti Mr. W. for keepkv, Mrs. Winter so long confined, withow before a N.Ligi,trte. 1n detelice w , . • stated, that on 'the evening the Prisoner was .talo,,u, into custody, he, wa, obliged hi anent; the Okt lasi r ontil•nine o'clock at niOt„ aitit the utixt thy, until, two, lie bciag boUnd °V et' to prosecute there. Several reiipectteolo persons - Whlter 3 most e7.Leelletit chAnt,~4 - e . r, thtsir reads' IIeSS to assiit her to sack ‘V. disehrged. , ArARLBOROUGII-llTTMET.—YeSteriby Geo. Fic'ljs a painter, I,vas ciarg.ed w itb ‘%:o .. ;.;)11; of v.iloo, the property of !•lif.! L ;;; Iy appwred, ti, „t is toe etnploy tbe paNit( r . w . ilo i 11,i; v,011;". I.,ady 1,, 24:1) t hete e dolog repairs, prev:iou., to tLe I,ow _ dqn. - Ardp(lily, sc! . tittigh,t 1;,,t at work, as lie ought;to triVe been, aiin his havinl. brought home a piece of wro.pper on the Saturiliiy, excited the suspicion at his master. On loukiog ( IV a the house, it was dis.::avereti that the locks were tll discrithinately broken arid p'.....;m1 fr4ltu the bottom to the top of the house. It was a 1!,..) a.;eeitained this °dice, that the Prisoner hal been Savoy. as a. deserter, from ‘t lii . O'prifor) he %A:6 r - '..leased, and hantlekl over to the Civil l'ol.ver. Jack* iou, the Onicer, traced a great part (.1 tilt; sto jea not yet asi N . T ianied• property to a won.ein 11,:..fit'd withtilt; tatt~ily ,tit' Prisoner era, 1.0 4 il b s 'ut i t i h: I , l ; l t e bs r e o u n t h . cry , corntiV:tteci fdr trial,. BIR It. On Sun , lay, Nir . ;. C. V. t?ieiti, wife of, Chark Verve's Fwid, of ora Son. • 'MAR RI D. Ywne:(lay tnorning,, Nl.iry.ic ,dope Church, .1.3.10:1 . 0 ' of Soutti.W4introrough, in tit,: County ;,to tins, h wart, tinight.N ., ,,t late f6v•olt 5v..41, 1 Ntt -111441y tour ik,l,iitTer Cows ‘.l ti; tttA 'l.'hurtt4.- tclit nit. 41 14 , ..ti1 , 4), y Counsellor at I.it'o6 late 01 Pcei- ILIA, to tit 4 TIM - Yr:44 4,t 1 1, On ot l ig• , votther CiAke:lift at V,itt;A ; , lip, to „ Istlesdav .4t I,Liitthur4l,, ' t ` v Lite to tilt; i.ervi‘c ton. lot, 'OW ": or 41,3 !.6.1! t:44411t1:1 of 1-• ''`' E3(i. ttl I ' It 1.). 0 ti Wednesday . lai;t„ at t: • ;, ~ 41 Ca Fs4,:gt t, yearv i „ ) f t: A . 1`. 4 1‘ ; !" ono, ;, . ;I • Lae Slt 'Bart. • • • ;'-•• • • ; •-, 06'1: }'c>/lufhaT Nits ,• „ , . : tate V/iv., , 4,..; , 4.) • - ;101).1 . 1V 1 he salt) , .; ',ter a N. cty ',hurt I •n, Le Pierce StAtkio, • 1;011.- ThW:: t., +icey, Clayln- , x- ' l 4 t ll, Zt.itcrl.:tore, prul 1.10),v C:hurol,yarci, - 0 .1 t nct•qtik.: 2.1 , 1111 t. in the .ift yt:Ar 01 : stokc,' 07 Mi. bt6kez, titilfghAin. • PRICE U' &TOC.'+,s VAST& Agile Stock, 224 Navr`V pet Cent -97 9g 971: 1797, tz,sil 5 Cent t tar: So! it 81 1 "; 14 , 1. 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