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[For the nieuestaamis of the ease see this Paper
of Friday loot.)
The further erguateekt .f Coossei wee hoard die
day, and had sot awaits/id whoa thp Lard Chas-
cello, reseal half-poet two o'clock.

11V0611111111116111Getidee) will be petition day.
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POLICE.
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Oa TIP Genre P•4l, alias .41Alai" atlas 71-seers,
Wise Plirem Atkisson, restrieweut as exermirtatiosi Were
Tara Was Maw, Erg charged *kb basin committed •
greet variety of frauds after the manner Si the celebrated
Wise Semple, befog petrel in his pram, • mod addeees,
temerity saucer, by which gestalt:Wilms he has orm.
:ffleert:erbeein property of coosiderithle value from • pail
. woe of persona, who, is relents( the different chaeonawro
"'Mimi minased, mad We wartemeres be bed praetiord, afford-
ed a enneiderobie degree of amsammest, mid iremisidhae
• Inaglner to all present enema these who bad limo so
anSartmate as Se be duped by hiss. Oa one memion,
when be was was perserod by me of the dopes, lobs
be bad ebtaired • horse sad chaise from, twisty miles
Is Sorrey, Mies he obsevved the mfortenate dope, be
oncealod himself la s 411 k, sad remained there some
fume, but 'Min tired of this iroplesant place of amarteal•
Se•al, he left it, sod faced his usforleaste dupe, sod with
Ilbe west emesequeetial effroutery, had the insmileseele put
Mau &Game, saying he had hired the horse sad ehmiso
wadi latest to pay fur it, sod Jared him to sake it, that if be
Cl:ed to do so, he would *bout him. Fur ibis, however,
taken nitre custody, and cerareyed to limos Hall;
IN *is trameetim only sesowatiag to • debt, mid the threat
al *Main befog iesulficiest to posed • charge epos, be
neilesima . la some transactirsos be weut by the name
alligirLFdefirers by the name of illikinsos, sod SWIM.
114111•11, ; but passing by a variety of mantes,- be fn.
liwimey pit massed, and whom more Chas use pens* was
Present, wane tolled him by two same, the he claimed both,
swims him same was Forbes Addams. le Moe Si his trans.
=am be said be was ',canonaded by 61r. Claridge, of
Seed-streei ; is others, by Mr. Edwards, a reareetablit
loom see, Ore ism of a tailor is Georgemtrert, Hamner.
Wtare, whom Is had contrived to get acquainted with, by
which memo he was men satmesdel is using his name. He
osseured • bone ties • livery stable in Plastic°, sad not
/!turning it, the patter pursued him with great perseverance.
Ilis tolled at the Waterloo livery-stables, sin the Surrey side
11=baseer.liiiitge, and inquired fur Mr. Forbes or Mr.
Ho each permit was known ihroe,•but oe his
deseribieg his perms, he was haorra there by the same of
Warms. The ostler, however, ors ezamiulag the stables,
t•ovend his master's hone, which be seised. He was is
Sleety with the master of these stables for • bone and gig.
Tbe master had sheen him same, bet be objected to them,
striae w He hated the d—d desserts, he would bare a
• Illbory," and the master was rodeavournsg to procure um
fur him.
The Primmer has been pursuing his practices of obtaimieg
properly for • considerable time pa.,; as It appeared, as
lose since as last Good Friday be relied at the house of
Messrs. Howell sod Kead, tailors, I. Srook.ostreet, rem-
seollog himself so having jest ruse fres Oxford, that be
was an 'wham friesd of Messes. forraiser sad Clutterboek,
of Exeter College, sod wee with them wheat • cost arrived
fee Seymour from their house in Londe., with which he was
extremely pirated, and Mesers.reyrnme sad Clutterbuck
bad recommended him re these, and he wished to hare a
suit of clothes made. Mr. Howell, who received his, did
sot hesitate to lake his order; be ~veined it, sad wet the
clothes to his lodgiuga so Coarse-sweet, Portman-square.
Alt the Prisoner bad stated respecting Meson. Seymour and
Ciatimbeck being perfectly correct, be did Dot think it ne-
wsman, to wake any inquiries. Lie after the Prisoner
ordered more clothes; bat me mosey beteg furtheomiug, this
order was not executed. Os immirimg at the boom he
lodged situ George-street, Pertenemsquare, it was fused that
be had left, and not known where be was gone. On Mr.
Newell learners: that the Prisoner was 10 custody and un-
der examiostion as Unim.hall, be wrote to Meseta. Clutter.
bock and Seymour. Answer came that the former was
abroad. The letter was forwarded se Mr.Sertieer, who with
his father, Sir Michael Srpasser, was al Horn Dees, in Ha,.
shire, who assorted that be lead awl remarrameeuek Hare
d the Pri.
timer. He knew moiling under, mad he must be an impostor.
• Mr. Charles Phillips, the barrister, atteeded for the Pri-
mmer, and coniewded that all the transaction' of the Pri-
mmer with the parties were merely debts.
The Magistrate was of • different °pianos' sad had no
doubt but 'bat his repreasstatiou of himself to Mr. Howell
was a legal false pretreat
Mr. Phillips eiseesded that the letter from Mr. Seymour
som not • seliebut preef. as the same reaveraass which
desegfit ilie letter scald base betel* Mr. tirwiesr. ,
. The *twist, ate ordersd Me Pewter/ to b,. ritratMil for
somber examination, I. give timbre Mr. &maw Iliip arrive
in Loudon. •


IV PLIWR-DI.LIPs

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The wilt part of the initiates complies war walked by
Its immortal author (Flavis Gum, • native of Asialsi, io
Naples) with this beautiful Bawer, is coalpitneent to Mace.
This happened is euwarquenee of the Neapolitan Monarch
being • youater broach of the royal family then (1302) upon
the armee of that Inugdoia. Theifear-de-fle oot only forward
• part of the arras of Frisbee, bat was ewiployrd le the di co.
ratio, eatheltithreenta of the emote luelf. • A Imo amelhaeholy

reeve (Joinery 1813) rredrra sift vtiticatiOni
this subject strikingly approiwietttee %+" •
Crottped are tbeifatter-dthetteelb•iihstime
Edward 111. added the frearwie-littelbsereiellE 'Reg.
lead
"Great Edward with the lilies on his Istsw,
crOill be/011y Gallia torn," GRAY.
three the amen of the Britenuir kiexdonti,J y 1, 1101,
the flair delis bas given !dare to ike sitaternek.—Qiires
Avere granted to Sir Ctoude.lry Shovel for his suet., a eke.
brtweee twe liter delis, and a en areal is the base, to
denote three victories that be 64J (sired 1 tee over this
freueb, aed use ever the Turks.