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OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

Held before Mr. Jr,lice I.,►ussNcs, Mr. Justice
C fri A P 4 sits, end wend Aldermen.
JULY 11.

Jones Morgan was indiaed for stealing a chesnut
gelding, the property of John Lucking.
Mr. Lucking deposed that the horse was taken
out of his stable on the 20th of December last, and
he could never get any intelligence of it until the
20th of last month, when he found it at Brown's
Livery Stables. It then appeared from thowidence
of Brown, that he purchased the horse from the
Prisoner for 201. and sold it afterwards to a Mr.
Hayes. Several other witnesses were called, whose
testimony went to prove that the Prisoner had often
said he bought the horse for 41. but did not like to
let him be seen, lest some person should claim him.
On the part of Prisoner, witnesses were produced,
whose evidence contradiaing that on the part of the
prosecution in several essential points, the Jury,
atter hearing the charge of the Learned Judge,
acquitted the Prisoner.
He was then a second time indicted, for stealing a
bay horse, the property of Mr. Ellis, of Gravesend.
It appeared, that Mr. Ellis lost his horse in July,
180.3, and immediately had him advertised, and
bills distributed all over the country, but could get no
intelligence of bin, until, a short time since, a friend
of his recognised the horse under the Chelsea stage.
The coachman produced the receipt of the Prison-
er, from whom he bought the horse, and the evi-
dence being incontrovertible, the Jury found the
Prisoner Guilio.

Martha Luke was indicted for stripping Mary
Lock, a girl of about five years of age, and stealing
her wearing apparel.
The child was produced as a witness, end many
friestions were put to her by the Cow; c,,n-
cerning ber knowledge of the nature of an oath, all
of which she answered in a satisfactory way. She
then stated, in the clearest possible manner, that she
first met the Prisoner in Chapel-street, and that she
bought her some cherries, and asked her to take a
walk. They then went together into Rhotes's Field,
at the end of Tottenham-court-road, where the Pri-

soner stripped her naked, and left her. She wan-
dered about the fields for a considerable time, until
she met a person who took her to her mother.
When the Prisoner was apprehended, a handker-
chief was found on her, which was proved to have
been about the child's neck.

I he-fury immediately found her Gni'ly.
She WAS afterwards tried on two other indiEt-
ments for similar offences, and found G.iiity on one
of them.

JaAepi Delajbre was capitally indilled for stealing
five guineas in the dwelling-house of Mr. Blake.
It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Blake, who
lives in 'Change-alley, that the Prisoner was in the
habit of going to see an apprentice of his, and he
had reason to suspect that the money had been
taken out of a desk, which stood in the parlour at
the back of the compting house ; he, on Saturday,
►he Bth of June, left Ili guineas in the desk, marked
from one to sixteen, and desired a clerk of Mr. Tur-
ner's, whose compting house was separated from
the parlour, but by a thin partition, to be on the
watch on Sunday morning through a hole ia the
wainscot, and see whether any person would go to
the desk.
Mr. Tag, clerk to Mr. Turner, deposed, that,
at eight o'clock on Sunday morning, the prisoner
came, and asked for John Roe, the apprentice ; be-
ing told that Roe WAS not come down, he sent the-.
boy who let him in up stairs, to tell Roe he was
there ; as soon as the boy had left the compting-
hoose, the prisoner went into the parlour, and took
something out of his pocket, with which he opened
the desk ; he then took something out of the desk,
-shut it, and returned to the compting-house before
thr boy came back. The witness immediately sent
for a constable, who searched the prisoner, but
could not find any thing on his person. On a fur-
ther examination, the five guineas were found under
a cloth, which was on the counter, next to where
the prisoaer stood.
The Cos:slum ARICA NT summed up the evi-
dence ; and the Jury, after a short consideration,
found die isoner

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL,
To'llloll P OW. N. 11.
Thomas Agar, Kingston-upon• Hull, hatter . . 310
Richard Whimpers, Lite of the island of Montserrat, in
the West Indies, but now of Rodney-street, Midd.e.
sex, merchant . . . . • 3 11
Sarah Auntie, late of Devis,s, Wiltshire, dealer and
chapwromaii . . . . . 3 10
Thomas Geere and Joseph Carle-4, Lome, Kent,
millers . . . . . . 9 10
Joseph Inman, Houndaditch, London, cheesemonger 3 12
Limes Smith, Thames Dillon, Surrey, soap-mak, . 211
William Winch, Tuthill-street, Weatimmter, Ir4idd
sex, butriier . . . . . 2 10
Robert I.lawson, St. Paul's Church-yard, London,
putter . . . . . . 2 II
Silas Barton, Whitechurch, Hants, linen draper . 2 11
John Broad, Vine-street, Lambeth, Surrey, timber.
dealer . . . . • 2 10
Matthew Doyle, Slalderelane, Covent-garden, Mid-
dlesex, carpenter . . . . 2 10
Harry Elderton, 1101 V or late of the city of Bristol, nio•
ner-scrivener . . . 2 10
Richard Blunter Fuller, Guildford, Surrey, ironmorigav 12
John Collard the younger, Canterbury. Kent, hop.
dealer . . . . . . 2 10
Herman Wilhelmi, Martin's.lane. Cannou•street, Lon-
don, merchant . . . . . 10
J•dirt Clark and William Wake, late of Kingston-mann-
Thames. Stirrer, but" now of Clapham Common,
Surrey, corn dealers . . . . 10
Benjamin Boardman, Ipswich, Suffolk. shopkeeper 1 12
George filyard, Wilton-upon Thames', Sur,ey, plumbs 1 11
Richard Ilobdell, Chandos street, Middlesex, liquor-
mercha rit . . . . 2 11
William Gardner, Luton, Bedfordshire, sarkonanu.
lecturer . . . . . . 2 11
Evan Evans, now or late of Salisbury•street, Strand,
coal-merchant . . . . . 11
Thorned Plumate! Nnel, North-street. Brighthelmstone,
Su-sex, linen draper . . . . 2 1
DIVIDENDS.
oven Mdedonagh, Bennett-street, St. Jamlietio, Middle-
.est, victualler . . . . ll
William Powell, Broad-street, St. Giles's, linen draper 1U
Edward WCsbe, /trued street, Bloomsripe, het,. 1U
Junes Charlesson Itilio,New.street, Crotched-triers, +hip
and insurance•broker . . . . 10
John White, Great It uriell-strest, Covent Garden, tin-
plate wortr-t . . . - . 10
John James, Hatton Garden, Middlesex, dealer and

Chapman II
George Duckett, Mi4.llmex.street, Same!, I%arrn, Met.
clime, tirolarn merchant 12
Henry Cheek, Richmond, Surrey, linen Jraper . lie

CERTIFICATES.

Benjamin Bishmi, of Clement's Inn, in the county of
Middls-
ilex, money-scrivener, dealer and chapman
John Jones, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, dra-
per, drem and chapman.
Samuel Nichols the younger, of the city of Bath, in the county
of Sn.nerset, upholsterer and cabinet maker.
Walter Haynes, late of ilia city of Worcester, porter brewer,
dealer and chapman.
Thrinias Payne, late of Ashford, in the count' of ken t,ernc.-r.
Samuel If iynes, late of the city of Worees.er, poi iur-brener,
dealer, and chapman.
John Debrett, of Piccadilly, in the county of Middlesex, baok•
seller, dealer and chapman.
Thomas Find, of South street, Berkley hare, in the comity
of Middlesex, tailor, dealer ai,cl chapman.
John Martin lawyer, late of Tower Royal, in the city. of Lin-
d in, merchant, dealer and chapman
Beromin Rosh( Ali, of Mammal! Hall, ■nd WilLam R ush•
Girth, of Crowdone Hill, both in the parish of Halifax, iu
the event; of York, merchants, dealers and chaprizon.

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PRICE OF STOCKS, YEATERI
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5 per Cent. Loyalty
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T SISK, St.l
No 4, Cormhtli, and 0

MARRIAGE.
On Monday, the Bth current, at the seat o,
Seri •y, Nottorgliamshire, Lreut-Col. Cuirynghai,.
the Coiddri•aor Guards, to MIW Jane Whitsfourd,
data: Oita of the tate Sir John I.littitefuord,
DEATHS.
widow d tante hilaertelßl"eurie. CohnarlWet allc)ntie.,Paßrad-cet'•
Gately, Norfolk, and grand daughter of the
Iluddlestroi, Archdeacon of that city ;
piety and charity.
Oa the 234 of December 131', in the .
Deig, in the East Indies, Capt. Robert Young,
Henry Young, Esq. of Clei,h, in Scotland.
At Einclaven Manse, on the 4th of July,
het or the late Rev. Duncan Stewart, Minister
(Jo Saturday seilitight, at his lodgings in 5,
sey, in the Atli year of his see, the Hun. An
'ion of the late Lord Kilwardesa. He was Lie.
of th • 70th, when, luvine received a reprimand
viewing General, for some matters in the man
Regiment, it obliged him, however relactant
the ',trice when in the prime of youth, and
vice, he had every hope of rising to a high
army. Ile was exceedingly respected by all
*tour of his acquaintance; a proof of which
res ect paid to his remains xhan interred, '
the grave by twelve grenadiers of the lath
lowed by the officers of the R rval Veteran
18th, S7th, Stith, and the Artillery Corps, and by C.
berty, Mg) mold, Maior Henry, &c.
lately, Miss Frances Musgrave, you-.gent daughter or
late Sir Philip Multrave, Bart.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.4iNDUti RICO
Mom ....49 min after 2. I Fir n.... 6 elm att

SALES BY AUCIION.

TO WAGGON MASTERS, TOWN CARMEN, r
VENGERS, AND OTHERS
Hv D SADLER,
At his Repository, Goswell.strect, rim DAY, at
o'clock preciiely, without re-cry',
FIFTEEN Strong Boney CART HOP,-;
most of them young, and in go
year' old, the Property of a Pelson declimin the
Rusin's.; and upwards of Sixty Lots of HorSei and
of various descriptions.
To be viewel until the time of Sde.

HuUSLIItILD FURNITURE AND kr
SLOANF.SQUARE.
By Mr. BATES,
On the Premises, 43, Sloane square, TMS D A On.,
r HE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITL
1 comprising Ffiur.post and other itird•teals aq.l Fier,
tunes, Goose Feather Bnrls, Mattresses and Bedding. W. 11.10.
Curams, Chairs and Sofas, Dining, Carl and Pernhmi',
Tables, Pier and Dressing Glasses, Br u.gel, and other Carpet.,
Chil• Kitchen Requisites, and miler Pf,s.
Te be viewed till the Sale. Catalogue.. had of Mr. Kr A,
No. Lo, Welbeek.street ; and at his RoJins, 28, .
tr.m. Pfirrin.m-,quare.

PICCADILLY, UPPUSI I P. RUNt)
By Mr. STFIWART,
On the Premise, by Order of the A-signors of !gr.
Ginger, a Bankrupt, THIS DAV, Jolly
and fu towing Day. (Sunday excepted), beginoing the S.:,
ani each Day at Twelve o'Clcx•k,
/NNE LEASE of the PREMISES, being one cf
the fist, at the West-end of the Titan. for any Re•..l
Business ; likewise the valuable an.l choice Stock of the best
M.4lern Books, nsany in elegant binding.; the u•cful and ele-
gant Household Fnntittire, Shop Fixtures,
To be stewed till the time of Sale, and Catalogues and
printed Particularsof the Lase had, us the P.eniees;
at Mr. Stewart's A uaion Ruins topposite .Albans Pc- ..r.

PRINTS ANL)

Nte'“rs KING and LOCIIEF,
At the.r Roan, King sir-et, Covent Garden, TO-
MORROW, at
A PLEASING ASSEMBLAGE of PRIX
A. by the must r.teemed Masten; ',OHIO of them tram d
and glazed—tueether with a few Pictures.
M..y be viewed till the Sale, and Citalogues had.

CR ACECHURCH-STR PET.
By Meyers. BURTON and VENNOR,
On WEDNESDAY, ilit 24th Mu at Gairaway's, by Drec•
tion of the Proprietor,
THE valuable and very desirable LEASE, with
early Pii..esuon, of a Corn 111,41,u4 and substantial brck
built DWELLING HOUSE, with spacious And commanding
Shop, eligible situate, 45, Gracechureh•street —The Prerni•ies
are in very como,ete re,rair, replete with elona:stic coinc-
idences, and contain a spacious commanding shop, with par-
lour, and yard neer flrl feet deep, dining room, cheerful chem-
ises,. servants ditto, kitchen, and good cellaring ; held on lease
for 21 year% at the low rent of $0 guineas.
To be •iewed, well Particulars had six days previous to the
Sale; on the Premises; at Gairaway's; and of Messrs. Burton
and Vennor, 62, Curnhill.

TWO PLE %SANT COTTAGES, WITH VAC' ILF NT
GARDENS, WITHIN TWO AND A HALF MILES

OF CHANGE.
By N4,.523. BURTON and VENNOR,
On WEDNESDAY, the f 4th Instant, at Twelve o'C:o-k , a
Oarraway's, in our lot, if not previously dumps d of by ri
vote Online',
THE. Desirable LEA SF. of Two Singularly Neat
and Cony enie.it !BRICK COTTAGES, in excellent re.
pair, p!e isantly equate in the vicinity n' Islingt in F.eld•, with
large and productive gardens, lofty b ick walls, clothed with
fruit trer-r in great perfect:on, and spacious hot boost, held
for an uucxpired term of about eight years, at a moderate
rent.
To be viewed ale days previous to the sale ; when printed
deamiptions may be had nn the Premises ; at Oatmeal's, and
of,,blesors. Button and Fenner, Oil, Combill.

FULHAM. ct
GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE, COACH HOUSE,

STARLING, and G. 11: DEN.
RY' Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR,
On IVF.DNESDAY, July 24, at Ga•rawav's,
ATRULY desirable LEASEHOLD ES-
TATE, pleasantly situate iu the king's Pr irate Novi,
swat the respenab'e ,Mars of Fulham, an agreeable
of about four miles and a quarter from Hyde Park C nne•
comprising a neat convenient BRICK DWELLING llGUtir,
in perfect order, has been recrouly improved and mirdelrli.ed
at a considerable expellee, with front and back ganlen, and
(arms a dessabl- residence for a respeetalce family, containing
four principal chambers, three servants ditto, dressing ruoim
geoilemsn's room, two handioan- drawing rerims,ciare panel'
"idly finished, and communicating with folding doors. a
sp,einirs dining ,03171, good parlour, hand.n..le ellarrnre
convenient store room, housekeeper's TOWN, 13.1 nary, and
suitable domestic arriogements; brad on lease for an ones'.
I...red berm of flail ty one years and three quarter, at Midsummer
last, at th • low rent of SOL per annum.
To be viewed ten days previous to the Site, with Tickets
only ; winch, with Particulars, may he hail of Majors. Burt'm
and Yetinor, 6il, Cornball ; at tbe Premise'', Wallsam.grarn;
Hatchettl Hotel, Piccadilly; and at Gurraway4.

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tett+ be tlu') attemehN: tre•

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FURNITLItc,
rd•toals aq,l Fu n
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and Prmlwok.
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beginoing the S.:s
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