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,iieit in the ordinary manner, Dea-
con •cwriainly hi-WI no right to be dol:ions. The
tititstion simply was, To whom was the credit given
the Bth of March 1800 Of-course, to the par-
/loins who had received it before. as the partnership
was nbt einitradieted.—Verdict for 1, .2351.
-damages. and 40a. (tette.

The So 'niers at Nisi Isritis termiseterl *him days—
u'c:ock linnl Lk:66(l6ounit ert 60 fur
4lsrt torsi" there to commence She Ilosue Ciresit

I'll LICE.

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petty.
The Prisoner was committed to take his trial.

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A to Little created a doubt us to
issolutott ; but obeli that letter

DIARSIOR-110USE, AUGUST S.
Moat Hitaiins was brought up for re-exutni-
Vatter, he bring charged on hit...p010., of Klutiy, oq
Weduesday last, by ~tr. Kent, broker, of Loudon•
wall.
It appeared, that on the 16th or 17th of April
11106, Mr. Kent's house was brokeis open in the
night. his trust chts4 forced, and property ro the
•ultinut of tseti.-stolen thereout; part of use pro-
iterty was au Exenequer hill for 1(101. A COIII.I-
- time afterwards, the Prisener was appre-
hended at Coventry 1111‘111 SUM.' criminal charge,
and the Constable who apprehended him, on search-
ing his person, amongst a caosideroble property in
Bank notes found npuu hint, was the Ezell/Muer
bill of which Mr. Kent had been robbed; but the
Prisoner being detained for trial on a charge laid tit
the county of Warwick, he was at the next Wrarwick
Assizes convicted and sentenced to two years' impri-
sourness?. Mr. Kent having heard that the Exche-
quer bill had been found upon him, lodged the
warrant for his dete nom with the gaoler of Coven-
try, and on the ex:isr,cion of his sentence, Saw-
ow) week, he was t sken into custody, and brought
up to town to account how he canoe by the,Exclie-
, • liner bill, as it was taken from the owner by a bor-
eal.
The Prisoner in his defence said, he had obtaioed
the hill fairly in the way of trade, front a pertoi of
the name of Benjamin Shaw, formerly a cheese-
dealer at No. '26, Walbrook; and that he would, in
a day sir two, he able to produce hon..--He was
reminded to this day.
Mr. ittilal4, Solicitor for the Prisoner, paid he
had seem a persoa
.witb the Prisoner in Glispur-
arrest prison, whe said he had seen Show, and that
be would come forward. lie (ruined, tioot,fore,
that his Lordship would put off the final examina-
tion for a feu, dace.
Mr. Kent s•ated, hr a.ls informed that Shaw was
in Americo, the Prisuotr .had told oue of the
Ofncrrs so.
A Gen•leinan said he was sure the Prisoner knew
where shim was; th y had been old friends and
companions et the Ohl Bailey. and had been long
connected together.
Tile Prisoner culled on his Lordship for protec-
tion, as such u statement was not justifiable, for it
went to excite a prejudice spills' Into, lie had
been a martyr to the permit who made it : to his
illailgtiltV he was ii•debtest fur all hi" inisfortones.
The CORD MAYOR observed, thait nu statement
that was not Comieeted With the torment charge
efinfall bias his usincl--he wished to give the Pei-
- toner every oppotruoity to account how the bill
came into his prssetsten. He would therefore re-
mand him until next Wedmorley; which would
give him full time to produce Shaw, if such was
his intention.
JUSTICES' ROOM, CVII.OIIALI, AUG. R.
Robert Mitchell was ~,t4 privately
stealing hotel hie employer. William Robert Wane
• • King, ,a quantity of lio-wart.
Mi. King slated. he kept a tits-manufactory in
Union-court, Holborn-hill. The Prisoner had
worked for him as an out-dror workman for twelve
months past ; he tia chiefly employed itt tusking
lanthorns. Yesteig he brought house some ; ott
ins leaving the warehouse, Mr. King perceived a
tea-pot in his pocket ; be detained hint ; and, on an
°elect's searching him, there were fouorl two is-
panned tea-pots, and a hatt-pint cup: on his lodg-
ing being searched, there was a quantity of goods
foetid, which were claimed by Mr. King as his pro-

Tara(lly a Dept Angina of Merchants waited on
the Board of Trade, for the purpose of learning
the determination of Government respecting Ta-
ttoos representations that hail been made to it on
the subject of • commercial intercourse with
France. In the licences, under the sanction of which
the very limited trade with that country has been
for some time carried on, the isliirtartufluts of wines
and brandies has been totally prohibited. Go-
vernment, however, has protestor' • dierotatiou to
relax, in tome degree, the severity of this ITO*.
tioa. It was on Tesrlay notified to the alotve.men-
tioned Deputation, that the nierchatits would he
allowed to trade with France igloo the following
conditions:
That if France would agree to admit one-third of
- the tomiuiije of vessels from England iii colonial
produce. G.iti.h manufactures. or Lest-India
good., Government would persutt. such British
Veasrlhi to import one-third of their return-cargoes
in wine, (brandies sic prohibited as before,) and the
remainder in grain, dour, &r.
Ministers, it is 111111trSt00111, have had on commu-
nication whatever on this subject with the French
Coverisment ; hut we have our doubts whether
Bog 4PritTE will so far deport from 14, system of
r numertoal annoyance as to coroent to it. fli•
would hire no objection. pei haps, to liliten the
pre sure on the trade of France; but he cannot
bear that England should participate iii the benefit.
Then are letters from Mexico, the one Ay ;The
Archbishop Viceroy to General VS-a r profes-
*nog the sletermination of that e.table,lnur to to pre-
serve ifs coolie, lion With 0141 Spain, ander all its
misitiriiiites; tun' the other front the CIFI mulatto of
capitol to the Governor of Cadiz and the.
Presuhrtit of the Jualll4 expressing the sante sett-
'menu of attachineut to the Pormt Country.
Tuesdaymornims. at half-past four o'clock, so
• SIMMS 111.• y. 1111111; un shore with • bucket of
at 6411 aug.gale. iftr. evaa4l was so 'mut,
tie woo forced, lion the I husk ; but, by the
if some of the. feilow%liip paler.. sin. woo
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