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bront she LONDON GAZETTE, Nati 34, 1817. trititehall, !filly ;31, IRV/. Ills Royal Highness the Prince itt , gerst Las 'been please.d, in the name and on the •belkalf of his Majesty ) to grant the dignity of a Baron of the tiingdom nt . Great rititain and • hiland unto the Right Hon. Charles Abbott, of Kid - - brook e, in the County of Sussex, late Speaker. of the House of Commons, attd the heirs male of his Inlay lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Colchester, of Colchester,: in 'the .Cou.nty of Essex. [This Ciatitte also notifies that the Prince ilcgcut has ortlainod that P. J. H. Chnchton Stuart, Eq. brother to the present Marquis of Bitte, and gramllon to the late Marris, shall . •vojoy the same title,: place; pre-eminence, and recedence whichlis have.enjoyell•bsol his irriher lived to inbtrit the. title and : dignity of the. arquis of ; that his 400,1 High. tiet;s lies-conferred the honour of Knighthood oh Thaph Rice, Eig -Recorder of the Prince of :Wales's Island, and Richard Bassett EN. M4Y4r pf Newport ; approved .01_ M. Beret, a French Consul at Malta ; and permitted Dr. Charles ileorrn to accept and tear the losignia of the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle] Comr.assi.ons si;iied the Vietr• Lieutenant of the Cuunty of Sir Robert Junes Allard KenJert, KM. to he Deputy Lionte• mint; lienjaJoitt tor ditto; Thonws 'dats Aws, Esy. to be ditto; William Nichol!, Esq. tote, ditto; JobnlVick liennett, Esq. to be ditto. DANKRUPTCISS ENLARGfroD., )TiTICS Monk Lsee43, Yfghsb ire, clot b-merch ant, to June 1 t itithard.boweb, thinpsteati, broker, from Juni, 7 Ifo July t 8• • liiINKRUPTCIES St: vEitsti)to,, Philip Ithichett, Isle of Wiitht, gyoo‘. &mid Jackson, Dock-lain,. Saint George in the rast, rope . ni'axtr; DANKR.IWTS. .• • rdward B urford, ('lapton, Uidalltisex, nieribtint, to surrender Julie 7, 10, and ,t,ttly Pi, at tweletr, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Lang, Atiltriei.l.,kqUare. 'Witham Hull, Wigan, Lancashire, shopkeeper,' June le, at ' five, 19,•etxen, and July 12, at twelve, at the Mitooria Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery lane, or Mr. Wigatt. ?fart' Benson, Salford, Lancashire, liiion f draper, June 2p, 121, uad July It, at two, at the tar Inn, ,lilamicfiester.- . MtOrnieS, :!levers. Willis, Clarke,. Coates, and Watson,. Wartiforil-euairt, latitdon, or Nlr. Itundeau, Itohert I I•Plgsoti, Ilishop.Wearmentli. Ditrhato,hread-baker, June 17,71, and July • 12, Of:eleven, at tlic itridge Ina, qc- Attornies, 2 11 r. Illahistun, Syrnond's 'lnn, or Mr. Ilinde, Ilishap-Weartnonth. • Samuel Hirt the elder,. Eldersileld, Worcestershire, butcher, .1 me 9 10, mid Jody 12, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Lellbury4. Attornies, Messrs. Rickards stud Hankins; Led- !airy, ,w Messrs: Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane. ,Lovell, Silstim,Narthamptonshiry, victualler, June 11, at sis.,-1 0, :it nine, at the Dolphin Ina, Toweester, and July le, at tun, at the Pt:truck Inn, Northampton. Mot , nits, Messrs. I,ongdill and Rutterfield, Gray s Inn-squirt, or. Nr Kirby,Toweester. Joseph Fuller, New-road, and Edward-tnews, Saint Mary-le bone, cabitiet-mul.er, June d, 7; and July 19, at tea, at Gaildnall. Attorney, Mr. Allen, Berner's-stract, Oaford street. William Dunn, Buxton, wholesale upholder, June. 7, 17, and Icily 11, at eleven, at G4;0,114;111. Attornies,Messrs, knight' • Frecrinin, , 11-street.- riewrge Walinsley, Orttiskirti, Lancashire, hosier, - July 1,2, and 12, at at the Gt•nr-,41. Inn, Liverpool. Attornies,, Ittaeltstock anal Bench. Walka, 'lriaple, or MI. ';'.liirroiv, .1441111-street, Livercooll. sYsen•plm Wheeler. Stratford-nu - Avon, .cpalia rat er, Jane 12, at six, 13, and July le, at eleven, at the Warwick Arms WarwlOk. Attothies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Oiff , sqoarc, or - Meisrs,'Tibbits .and Sun, tilonias Dickins, I.ircrpimli 'tnerchant, .tune •and 12,• at twelve, rat the (!target Inn, Liverpool. Atter-. • ssrs. 'treed and' Mout e, • Sli..sse. towe,,,up linwer, SauttiamptorOmildings, ChoncerY - Inne- Dammi.‘l Blaney, Newcastle -itpott- Tyne, -hat.anauntacturer, June 1.1,4 11, and July 12, at Ocean' at tha r Goorge.jmn, Newcastle-iiima-Tyue. Atturniis, ' Messrs. Atkinson and Cliarieery-latie,- or Mr: Cart, Nem,ecastlo-nport- - • Tyne. . • • ellitt;l Pcnlne, Elo , rtio , “6”-cross, Lambeth; ceach-triakee, • Juice 7, 11, and July 1., a,, one, at Attorney, Mr. Itrifnan, Gi rat gurtey , street, illackfriars-road. -Joseph Fm,trelm Liverpool, porter-dealer, June. 24, Slily 12, at one, George Imi, Liverpool.- • Attlirniem, ai.d Dunce, Tacripk, or Mt. Pettiiirt,tton, Iftveri uai. wer, , v , 'Jonethaa ';...ora Wait, raont VI, at lice, 17, ,tirt liet4 , ll, cat the White- Hart W Mr. Ilurtoot, Kiag's Bench ' re .10 )i Awl Stevie, Vetlin Tuq. Ilamptnn, nitTelialit, June '7, 14, 4n d u ly I , cute, at 'Attorpies, fusers.. • Wiltattirt aud Ilaltott, Winchester House Old Broad s street. James Clarbe, June . l, 13,,,aadJaly 1-2, at eleven, at the Castle limit, Warwick. All Ornii-s i tit'tittltant, CaAle.-street, Hulbarti, or Mr. Kitchen, Itarford, • 1: t:;tt W;(11. Thomas Adams', South:Shields', ship-owner, 'June 14,28, and • .inly I at eleven, at the GoNetl,Lion Inn, South Shields. A ct.a MessiS. Deli and Brodrirt, i hcalr,i,le, or Mr.. Chapter-m.inv, South , I\Licvfiattersley, Dancaster, Yorksisice, c. - ocer,Junees, , tx, attil..lll4 o 'l2, at ten, at the Gaildliall,Poneaster. slt,tor n:.cl, Mr. Mason, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Mason, Domicastm-r. Jnl,ll wyhcci, Ciirricre-1 - 1 , 111-court, Linttfini;Seall; fttetnr, June 7, 1.1, scud July 11, at tea„ at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Modifurd r t.tiort, Fenchareh-street. J. h t. ch ow, Southall, Nliddlrsea, builder, Jenne, 10, at ~.rren; and Jul, I'2, at ten, at Guildhall., London. At tomer, Smith, Filishury-spiare.. . • , • r.„„ihko m ore the riderAmlein, Statfardshi re, coal-master. .fin,a 25, at fire, en, and' July lit, at eleven, at the Roe •• Thick lan, Newcastle-antler-Lyme. Attornies, King's 'teach" Walk, 'l'emple, or Mr. Walton, Newcastle undwLyitte.. • . • • • - ' Ja.eplt Jon, ley-lane, Ncirgate-street, merchant, June 3, tO, and July 19, at eler;ot, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Athens's-cania, 01,1 liroatl-sttret. Holland, Little Chelsea, wheelwright, June 7., 14,3m1 1 day 14.4 at clevrit, atOuililliall. Attorney, lqr...Faithfull,' Lolt's Conduit-street. ,/,A„ t i rc w Warner, Saint.liatlintine's-street, ; pear the Tower, June 7, at eleven, 17, at twelve, and July 122, sit th.vett, Gila:11411. Attorntes, Messrs. Caere and Virgo, M. Katharine's-cloisters, near the Tower. • DIVIDENDS. a j tim , 91. • *!4, 4 llielti, Strand,' silversmith-1 , -oune el, L. •Frt-,., , ),41g1itt1d, Suffolk, ,g,rotirr-...hiria J. .101nt street. Clerkettwell, dour-fadtar-,linie it,. 'R. F. F r o4l*,' Laitticetton, Cornwall, nialtater,-.401y e, ts. tliCreery, Lireri n fgi tnerehaitt-J rine 20; N. lii'hittenbury., Nla net) , , ter, 25, Itussell,Bath, brush , tuaiter---41aly- 5, J. coop, T. I A Mesurier, and 11. L. Ruth, Ap.e.tkoatior -, , 1, J. Ansel!, Carshalton,, Surrey; par r-mal,er--Inne 28, H. 'lt. Plalsitltiches.court, Lime-street. me t, T. Holt, Gmtdalraing,Smirrey, eitkinet--nnther"anlY4V, W.lluelianatis Oxeltdon-Arrect, user-, 'cliaist--Itirte 6, J. Mackettilll, WorlhinX, Sitssvx, slat ionet V, wHavilie, Hampton Ltmstt, tailor-June•24, E. H Hettrietto-street. Covent-harden. tailor-June /14. Mi l o-Mil, Pillsbury-street, Finsbury-square, ostrich letialt-rminufactitrtre. . ceirrivicxrns, Juste 31. It, Live.frorts, Abbriield, rerirchite, farmer--J. Harley, Wedneshitry, Stafford tl,trri,, Coventry, shag manufacturer--; tiray; , , iistut4, aim. urtlier---J. Turner, King ' aunt-oiroislcirc...iar,- mattsts,6-i-A.At , White, ' l 3 . rititt Cogge/ ad. A. sti.urlfactui.tr:-Zr. Si/Wounds, QatrithiOte, %eat ebousculatt-t A. ray.,r. 'North _t t Go;:eti tow :az! wood, Liiiejlitibirr, rARTN) VED. P. D. Tqcelitont . :;illi3m-street, Curtain road, sills nitnnfecrnrer (:11:in and S. Edwards, Ped lar's-acre Wharf; la in 1 .) ti viercls an t tisnop and I. Moon. brenti. Cheafiside—.l. and Z. Aldred, Chertsey, Sutre.:, Tworieny and E. 130”, Rochester, trierch IT Ilitadherfand .1. Hindle, Ilradfoi .1, Vorkshrre.:4litt:ta rp.ledfatturers—E. W. Welsh and W. 13. Penn; Caine ' W.ltibite, Comedians—W.3km', and W. Orton. U'iThech, enflt:tort-41. Harwood" rind D. Lloyd. Thant - side, southwatk timber merchants—J. Etlard and J. Hancock, St. Marylebone.lanc, hatcher portesri—J. I3aohart and S. Greatly., tiietOrt, husiers—G. J. and G..t. (i. 'than. Cop thalhbutldingt, merchants--'R. end T. Foste., Limsvithel, Corns - ,lll.tanters—G. D. and E. Warne, ltydcr's court, Lei cester-4mi, carpenters. SUGAR —Average Price of 'Brown or INlnscomio gngar, Computed front the Returns made in the week ending the 28th 41#y of Apy, 1817, is 48s. SP. per cwt.. • LICENSING PUBLIC-HOUSES. The Second Report of the Committee of the 1-louse of commons appointed to inquire into the Staloof the Police of . the Metropolis, and to re pofi the same, with their observations thereupon, from time to time, to the House, together with the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them ; and who were instructed' to report generally upon the execution of the Laws relating to the Li censing of Victuallers, and to whoni the several Petitions which have been presented' in this Ses sion orParliament, relating to Licensed Victual lets, wets referred, have, pursitant to the O r d er of the - Home,. inquired into the matters to them referred!, and agreed to their report, which has been printed. It i 4 of considerable length, and after a minute detail, thus concludes : In reviewing the whole nithe evidence that has beets examine4l - hefore your Committee, they feel that the evils to be remedied in the present system of licensing - are':--- L The. facility and partiality with which, ,in soma districtsi new licenses are granted. 2. The difileulty tivst. is found in putting the. present laWs in force to punish the.misconduct of the publican, and the imp . unity iv-Web in come (pence be enjoys. • , - - 3. the insecurity of property, which is the con sequence of the arbitrary power claimed and excl.. cised by the Magistrates I() deprive old,c3tablisb• ell victnallers of their licences. In the remedies which they propose to the con , sideration- of the House, your Committee have principally in view to lessen the temptations which are held out to the poor end ignorant to destroy their property and character by licentious living and intercourse ; and while they plaee a bar to the further progress of a system, the fatal effects of which arc hut too visible, they have no less in view the seeming to the honest and sober trades• men the itudisiorbed enjoyment of his property, -so long as he does not offend against the laws of his country. With these views, and under these s circum stances, your Committee recommend that the eel.- tificiite which, no the obtaining of a new license, eact, Victualler is required by law to, produce prior to obtaioiog 1416 license, should be signed by the Minister; or the major part 'of the parish officers, Hna a ce r ain outlaws- of respect:ible householders, not only of the parish in which he lived for the last six months, but also &dm the parish in which he is abort to open the public-house ; trot in all trausfers of lieenies, the in-canting victualler should be obliged to produce a similnlL iertifiCate; and that notice of such 'proposed tronsfer should be given 14 days at least by the parties to the of the :Ostices' meeting. That the recognisancei shbuld be 301. for each alehouse-keeper, and. 20L for one security, or 301. for two, and that na victualler or brewer should he security for another. 'that in case of disorderly eanduct the Magistrate in Petty Session should be empotvered; upon proof being given or set before th e m,;to fine _for the first offenee 30s. and not less than 201.1 for the.secontl:Aince 31. and not less titan 30s:; and for the Wird-offence to suspend the license till the next .Gettettat Qnaner SMIOCIT, when they are required to prosecute the parties on the reeognixanees, to send the case to a jury, and, iteOnviction be obtained, the Court to have,the power 'of either estreating the reeognitanees , or takingiaway , the• licenses, or both: of them. In all events where the liectisals estreateti, it ismot;to be renewed till the next licensing day ; when thebonse is to be taken and considered as ti new. 'tense. That in the ca s e of a Peiition for a license to open a new. public-htn notice be given: tbie6 'months inior, to the licensing day to tine clerk of tbe'licemiing meeting, %t ben :Lc propriety of sttelt licen`se dna! lie examined i n oi , en C ou r t ; and that uli thipa . rties have power to tentlei evidence on oath, acid 'to be heard by thetmetvei or counsel. That nr Alagistrate shall lieense public-110113es that tire his own property, 4.r 6,r ‘eitiel) he h a manager or agent, or sit on the bench while they are licensed. That tire M'a'gistrates of the . different' counties .and diviiiont do send a retnrn to the Licensing 'Magistratti of the different convictiOns hod iligaitist the public-houses itk the respitlitte dis tricts, and'thai a book be kept by the clerk of the meetings to enter the shine. That the ex— 'pence of proceed,ings, as well its that of trial by jury, be, paid out of the county or city rates ; and that the clerk of the Jusiice meetings carry on - stich.prOceeding,s. That no establitheti victualler he deptired of his licence under any p re t ence whatever, without a trial by jury, in the manner, ibtiie stated ; or except he be convicted of f e . kyliyoui s i ll isou of felony,' or keeping a disorderly house ; when the licence shall be forfeited, and PO new licence granted till the next general -ceosing day. . That the Chairman of the Cont..' Mittee be directed ,to bring in a Bill for the better Regulation of Alehouses. May It, 1617. PEDESTRIAN MATCH ON WOUNIWOOD Si.;RUBBS. nAlitt E anti xTON completed 52 miles cacti on Satord.ay. Yesterday the ground wits covered with spectators ; it'was reportvii that ttpwartis of 20,000 persons were present. Both the pedebtrians carted about 20 plinntes pit c four. At five in the laternoon; 1,3,:x.r.1t h d ct:inpleted 36 miles; E A . :ON 3* • T" . .!(13 1 1" EkTpAcr or A LaTTglt - Tr,I)M-A l4 OFP I6 CI it 4 ;#'BE ARMY,TO 11:5 FRIEND IN LONOOI4.DATErk i'11614 POONAH; 20^211 NOVEMI:..Eit, 1816. " Bhortly after 1 ‘vro t c yon, on the 12th March last, Lieutenant-Colonel-Scott, with a-con siderable detachment front Col. Doveton's force, .was ordered to take post near a range of ghauts Or passes, so as to intercept the Pindarries, who were on their return from the Company's territory, after committing many depredatipns. But, notwithstanding all our vigilance, and that of Colonel Doveton, with the Light Force, the .Pindarries warted with Impunity, and we returned to Akowla. During the short cam paign 1 had Rll opportunity of visiting, the plains of Assye, and walking over the ensanguitted fields noted for the famous battle fofight with the Malt rattas,• and a complete victory obtained by our im mortal Hero, the ,Doke of. IVellington, in the Mahratta war.. Broken pieces of cannon, with few leafless trees, full of the marks of that memor able day, are now the only vestiges to be seen. " On the Bth May, the whole force left Akowla to proceed by ettay marches to Ellichpoor, and where we had not been many days, when an order arrived from Lord Moira to, detach the following, hattalions, Sc. In Nagpoor, to form n new sub sidiary force, consisting of the 4th cavalry, a company of tsrtillery pioneers, the 1-16th, 2-17th, 1-20th, 1-21st, 1-22 d, 1-24th, regiments of Na tive infantry, under the command of Colonel Walker. Ohr movements now entirely ckpend on the Phidarries, wbo are amtemp;ng to cross the Nerblidda. Calomel Walker, whit the Nagpoor force, is on the banks of it, endea vouring to nreveht their crossing. Capt. Dove ton, with the Ilycfrahati subsidiary, has taken up certain positions in Case of their coming down ; anti Colonel Smith, with the Sensor force, is in readiness to act. Time .13th has bten sent here, in order to strengthen Poonalt in case of a :visit front the Pins. The Poonalt subsidiary force consists chiefly, of liontbay troops, to which there are attached, of the Madras army, the 4th antirBth regiments of.cavalry, and I-13th, 1-14 native; in fantry, and his Majesty's Gsth regiment of foot." 'COURT-MARTIAL A Conft-martial was held on board his Majes ty's ship Salisbury, at'Port Royal, nu the 21st of February, and continued by adjournMent (Sun days excepted) during 18 days, to investigate the conduct of Captain SAMURL 11014aRTS,•C. R. anti the ofliceri and crew of his. INlaiessy's for the loss of that ship, off the eastern reef of the Alacrettes Isles (in the OW of Mexico) on the morning of the 11th of November, 1316; and of several,of the crew, for their subsequent duct ; and for striking his Majesty flag, which had been flying, on board the wreck, end the:aur rendering.themselies prisoners RI wit to' the Com mander of the Spanish corvette Valeneey ; and to try them for the same accordingly : and the Court having heard all the evidence, ni* Well es what the prisoners alleged in their defence, and very maturely and deliberately weighed and considered the whole, pronounced— The Court is of opinion, tliat the loss of his Britannic Majesty's late ship Tay was owing to a strong westerly current, that could not be account• ed for ; Sand that every possible precaution appears to have beentaken: by Captain Roberts, for the safe conducting . of his Majesty's late Tay ; arid, farther, that every exertion was used by the ofticersin general, but particularly:by acting Lieut. William Henry Gorey, whose prompt and officer like conduct as oilicer of. the %vetch,. when the breakers were first discovered, entitles. hint to the approbation of the Court, The Court is there fore of Opinion, that no blame whatever can be attached to Captain Roberta, his officers, and crew, fop the loss of his Majesty's said ship Tay; awl they arc hereby acquitted of all blame ac. • eurdingly. " L - asily, the Court taking into its full conside ration every circumstance connected with the fact of Captain 114/i eris striking , his Majesty's flag, and surrensleringliituself, his Officers, and crew as pri soners of war to the Commander, of the Spanish corvette Valencey, and armed schooner .Liarago zeua, is of opinion, that in consequence of the pectiliar t•ititation of the ship, het grins being en tirely useless, her mag4ne drowned, the greater part of her -crew on shore onarmed, on,the island, eleven tulles from the wreck, and the treacherous conduct of the Spaniards, in invcighling on bilard, and Wills. , possession o f t i le b oats an d their crews, all atid, every loPaos ilefence was rendered impracticable ; that in this distressed and helpless situntion the conduct of the Spaniards beelitnit so decidedly hostile and insulting, that no other alternat* was left for preset ving,the dig nity of his Majesty's liatr, ,but. that of striking it, winch was accordingly trune with the concurrence of every Officer present ; and the Court cloth fully approve of Captain, RosertsS conduct, and that of his Officers, upon , this trying, occasion ; and doth, therefore, acquit bins, the Officers, and crew of all blame'S"rind . theY are hereby acquitted accordingly." AGRICULTURE, MosrriitS 'REPORT roft MAY. Never was there a more favourable change in: the weather than that which has lately token 1 plaCe, or likely to he attended with more import ant consetinentes. During tlie uncommon drought of , lust month, the very seabott in which genial showers are indispensable to the prosperity of the crops, vegetatinti languished intiversally : the grass had!rnatie no spring progress; all the lenten craps and, seeds wet e at a stand; wearing a yel low 'lnd siekli appearance; and the Wheats, ex cepting those upon the best soils, were very vi." sibly declining, The Beaus anti Peas have slit . tered considerohly. The want of Swedish turnips, again repotted, whence the *beep have been de taineil,in the m ea d ows an d pastures, when they, ought to have be en s h ut itr fur the crop. Many instances of sheep being withdrawn from O l e bare pastures back to the farm-yards, a nfi there Ad, expenSivviy, tiptiM bay and oats. • ATTZII 17 -fa 1 RE AK OUT of NF; On Sate:lday morning, het weert twelve must deSperate ottentitt Iva 22 or felons under sentence of to , lor.lit4, to Ili cal; liirnaglt the walls of it appears that these tietperadoes hail gt to them two•flat pieces tat iron, with worked until they reached the outer lit( that,part of Newga te fronting the Ol rd the corner of Newgate•street, progress stopped by the stone-work, the desperate, sail the watchtnan on the t► a noise, communicated his suspicians Brown, the Keeper, who instetatly t he spot, and, with assistance, sect! Information was sent to the Lord. Sheriffs, mid his Lordship proceeded 1 . 0 examine into the particulars. He following bad been the principal iron; accordingly ordered them into close et viz. J. Tree,. J.-Clark, J. bribm s, J. Handley, and T. flails-1.4; the'two concerned in the former attempt to of Some of the above are the same Mary Ryan was detected in con an yiag to, and for which she was tried d They behaved with the greatest ityilio they were secured, and said, " the at` worth trying, far it they succeeded tile' gain their liberty ; if not, ,ii-vrotil d b e of drawing the attention of,GoVeptrfe,a situation, and they should be s ent 0 " they were. tired of reinaiiriog In I'' , The latter part of their desire U,tt plied with, as they will be conveyed kingdom in.* day or two. 11011RERV. I . _ BOW-STREET,, --Friday tile Court . was exttentely _ crowded to hear the esk King o. M o sley. The Forelaii n of tile soon as be had enter ed th, Jury-hns,," that be had been robbed! of, his pocket-, b tairsing Bonk of B l igtafill outer Ail ‘ change to a considerable sum mit, ond 8: snuff-box, which h ad beet! etßcie" with a sitarp ins ( ult/ in • consequence cotuplained to die ling his packet the Court, - and it was ascertained tli other , gentlemen h a d hem robbett, triv'tzli.iiiseilpte'atclt‘overtha'l:9etit.lasr:jl:::nlitt:lllll:lB'llll 7m hee i e );:r S t il i st ti t1:1:1i s Court, to at length perceive any t C ° ll ti le. ratters.C(3l r t l at i ll ' i ; )' ' c _ d attain on 'Saturday, and pattiol3llo well-dressed young titan peess tl4 , " 1 :1i:i found a they observed hitripui"ll-. I : 6 1 tteman,s pocot, take Oat • tilkbAo4lL,crtt put it endeavour to detect the rabbi into his breeches. Bundl! t_luseized_tica t h o i i t % eangdenttre4mik3llltitn oll t (If Co .#l liond proceeded to searchicliTslpl3;ils°b.u"e'sr'rs been rob s : in the points, of the deseriptiao or; o " i ik i k n cutting ► pockets, two larg e Yiti l i d ; 1 0 Lkerchiefs nod' other propertY. '',-, i t an)) ra t he Office, and underwent L. e,, , " 7-hea Mr. Griffin, al Go4lll;itaraer; a! in the Court or 0 1 ,..11 be 1 111 ' and identified his property a ‘ lll 7 l tie %'''' robbed.e, ' The prisoner said Ili' s o f , ,_ , isiter, and t i n t h e %Ito fi SelYdnt ra nt .000, He was committed for MOW essm' pri O so n ne S r a s turd g ot s K die c3l-a------n.iytt:tilc::04.01c1c01:::::::::1711:13;:iir:i his ci tl e l u e r PßlNCS _REGENT in. illi nt" %I L . n 1-fawkirri, for steal-tog g"'',4,bouse i. ' 4 it) Ar r Gs , fr, , ixit i r mi .: l 43. ‘:‘,. g v . .e. o i: ,: i c : ai l i t a t i i , ti f i T iryva :tve t , il a t e lo i y i::: ie r ; :}r i l o 'i rs i j r iu:e S pl i t a tjt C ,J... :"Ti o rgp t p:e:', o l ') i i i : _, 1 as tbe n i l robbed drp knife ands Poit of too, hv a rubberr on John Ward • 'loin? tiyroto; hers, aulf Tin.lothey. Garry , . fora lita ilo-: - d i l . When- they were all ivspited tliir'll it , The cases of Ann Goodman, 9111 " ore John.. Strew,. of former SCSSiorts, ported. ....,.--.......... ''''S I to ~,e elate ExTENTS IN Aily.--Tbe tial ,I;i'lhat suing of Ix-tent in Aiti states, ' '"„ alf,'lte,nts in Aid havein many cases.bef'; 's tonne) le:sling and recovering of ttti,e' ;Itermi,e.iy,ol3.heabnewhaeirfesdoticehtoexiitiesolltigateiti, b y J. 2 expedient to prevent such prlfatertei.c,eipillei°erftlo! 1. , " enacted, that the tirtionot doe LO l II ' 03 tI !,, endorsed upon the 'writ', as the Otiiti vied by the Slietiff ; provided altvoYs',ll',oll case in which the stun pi oduced bYt,r i " oi lands or goods taken by any Shari;:irt hcer, under any writ o f extetat, for • ~i ~ , i of levying the airioUrst..or sum of 1 0 ,, )° 0 :0 1 Oros the back' of the. writ, , Shall Lidebt .suMcient to satisfy th e amounrof 11 ' h g his' Miresty endorsed 11E1(4th-cr. writi' :tl,O shalt be paid into the .Excbequer, affil the said amount of debt : rind thesitill ' j i c il Ilication -or 00.1 or disprog? or i f a t T N iv e a l Ei v::;: i 1 t ' l. f transportll4 ins of Not li IA got cod %1 i 1 it ‘c tdch 1 te r bron't'll .11 , 1 i old Bit, kidding, 7 4, ck , th e Ygi l the toP f, 47 , piciani 1 '.. oily leP ' , secured and Miyi . 4 led tan tiff: _it H e f, 4 initigaL,l"rit • tit )SC 0911 , 11 la WO, w 0 Or C t { Iti 0 escape', . 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