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London, England, 1808-04-13 00:00:00

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BOP -STREET.
VIOLENT ASSAULT AND DAIIING U47'ItAGE•
Yesterday, lease Dawberry was brought before
jAnEs REAP, Esq. charged by Margaret meat
with committing a most violent *4i/suit and dariag.
outrage tipoiilier person.

;Margaret West, servant to Mr. Lumley, a lodger
at Mr. Foley's, the corner of Hand-court, Llolbura„
said, that her master sent her, yesterday monde&
about eleven o'clock, to a liver)-stable, in Duke-
street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, to order a single-horse
chaise; she saw a man at the public-house, the
comer of the livery stable; she inquired of him
where to go to hire the chaise? he told her,
he would ohm her, cid asked her to take
glass of ale; slit! slecline.l taking any ale; he
said she should, but she positively refused ;
he then took her into the staple-yard, where
he told her she could get a chaise; he wanted her
to go into the stable, but the refused ; when he,
with anotlier man, who appeared to belong to the
stable, took hold of her and forced her into the
stable, in which there were three other men; they
said their master was up in the loft, and she moat
go there to speak to bon about the chaise; she ac-
cordingly ran up stairs into the loft, with as iuteu-
tion of hiring a chaise for her master; the men
followed her up stairs inimediatoly, one of theta
knocked her down by giving he; a violent blow
upon her breast; she screamed out very loudly, to
prevent which one of the men stuffed" her noluth
toll of hay ; they called her some horrid name,,
made asc of several blasphemous oaths, and
said if rho did not hold her tongue; they would
Cut her throat ; the Prisoner was one of those olor
made use of the threats. (inc of the men held her
head down to the floor while the Psisoner violated
her ; she contrived to get the hay out of her
mouth, and screamed most bitterly; sire was kept
tnere near two hours, during that time five or as
men treated her in a similar way ; all of them lett
the premiss s but the Prisoner, who kept her there
till the Officers came and rescued her from him.
She never saw the Prisoner or any of the ulna
before.

&flab Bates, a servant of Mrs. Riefs. of Duke-
street, said, *Le tsui looking. out of a window, and
saw the Prosecutrix forced into the stabie by two
men ; she appeared very unwilling to go in, sad
put her arm against the beam of the door, to pre-
vent thet getting her in, but they overpower-
ed her ; as soon as they had get her in, they
locked the door; Je afterward. saw the Po.-
seentrix in the loft; they pulled her away from
the window of it ; she heard her scream very loudly
several times, and heard a man make use of very =
bad expressions, in consequence of which she
went and told her mistresa of what she had seen.
and what she suspected was doing ; and a neigh-
bour having heard the screams, they sent off as
• express to the Office for some officers.
He was committed for further examination.

FROM LIST if !GUT'S GAZETTE,

BANKRUPTS.

William Ryan, of Dune, Seat, butcher, to sonender„
April CIS. 26, and May vt, at tea, at the Marquis of Grubby
fun, Folkestone. Attorney, Mr. R. A. Webb, Folhestoue.
Robert Daniel Clarke, ur Wareham, Duran, born draprr,
to surrender, April 16, g 6, and .May /a, at ten, at Gaikthaii,
Loudon. Attaraey, Mr. Rlanalfurd, ilog's Meneh•YraLs,
Temple.

Jacob 'matins Levy, late or Aldeete, Hi leetreet, Los.
doe, frattorr-merchant, (but glow of thot King's /heck PA.
sue) to surreutbc, April so,•t twelve, Mavte, and 3-1 at We,
at Guildhall. Attain/a, Mews. Getty sod Haddiu, Augtl-
- Tbroymortoo.oboet.

David Puller, late of esiesonwtrert-teed,
way, Middlesex, (bat wee of the Kier's Meade Prisoo) eseriact,
to surrroder, April 43, at two, Jo, and Mel el, at wee, at
Attorory, Mr. James Aspirtaik, Gleality.eort,
Clamarrry•leue.

Aaßel Regebael Lash Dehonesty, et Wakeley, laseader,
dvrr, ieaaaveader, May g, 9.65 d 14, at three, at tint Norm;
Eagle lam, ia Maaebeeter. Algerian., llr. Renee, Great
Orumad-street, Usage ; and Mr. Witham Kik,. bias-
cheerer.

Isaac Hartman, lets of Liverpool, hanker (hat now a
prisoner is the Kiag's Bench), to soars& r, May :I, 6, at
the Globe 'ravens, Liverpool, sad 24, at His Iluirety's
Prison of the king • Bench, Surrey, at twelve. Attorneys,
Mr. Woods, Liverpool ; sad Mr. Blacketoek, St. Mildred's-
timid, Poultry, lAntdou.
Samoa Sum, of Bailiwick, Somerset, stet/mire, to 'sr
rendcr, April iti, s 3, and May sr, at citron at the Castle
sail Ball, Bath. Attorneys, Mr. Edentiis, Exchequer.
Office Lincoler-Ina, London ; sad Mr. Miller, Path
Roeicrt Stereos, of Percival-street, Goswell-street, Mid-
dlesex, silk skein-dyer; to sansoder, April 16, May a, and at,
at twelve, at Guildhall, Loads Attorney, Mr. Beajeada
Wilson, Desoashireortrect, Bietropawate.atmet.
Janis Bartlett, of IVlsitermorstreet, Landon, walkout,
chant, to on:render, April ;6, slay 3, sad at, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, korr-stieet, C.:Ap-
plegate.
Julia Dead, of Kirkby-Stephes, Westmorland, husker, to
surrender, April 16, :t.,, snit May .2.1 si ten, at GaiklhA,
I.,indon. Attorneys, Mann. Boordillat and Hewitt, Little
Fehlar.street, ebespride, Loudon.
Christopher Perkins, late if Swansea, Glamorgae, shop-
keeper, to surrender, April $9, 26, and May is, se row.
Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Field, F6443y-4144,4,
London.

Rutert Bather, of Oxfunl-street, Middles-e, jeweller, to
surrender, Spril pti, 113, iind May is, at nu e, atCuilillalL
Loadao. Attorney, Mr. Wi 4, Warsielt.square, Nelogste
street.

I rams Fenton, of SheffiekL, uterehant, tit snnender, Aped
VI, Jo, and May 24, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, ot.
Sheffield. Attonter, Messes. kykes and Knowles, New Inn,
Locum ; and Means. J. and .1 Wheat, SiellFeld
(Dividends, Certificates, i.e. tmesorrow.)