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er ; but after a few minntes,'he asked the stranger
to read the paper, which being doovetio pretending
great ignorance, asked him what he should do in
the matter ? He told him it was customary to keep
such things till they were advertised, and that he
ought to adopt this conduct; but particularly CALl-
tinned him not to speak of it to any body, lest
some person should come and owe if that did not
belong to it ; and also observed: that atthe old lady
was with him at the time it was found, the was en-
titled to half ; adding, that as she did net know aey
thing of the farmer, he ought to settle it with her,
aid adsised them to go to a house for that purpose.
They accordingly went to a public-house ire Duke-
street, St. James's, where they procured a private
room ; and after a short conversation, the farmer
went out, under a pretence of getting forty pounds,
which he said he had left in the hand, of a friend in
that neighbourhood, for fear of having his petket
picked. for the purpose of giving to Mrs. Crowther,
as a security for tile cross remaining in his hands
until the owner could be found. In about a quarter
erg an hour he returned to the public-house. and
said his friend was just gone out, and he could not
get any money. The stranger then asjoe) Mrs. C.
if she had got "any money ? She replied, she had
only got 51. He then ,observed, that te saw the had
got a watch, and advised her to deposit them in the
farmer's hands, as a security for the cross, till .the
next morning, where the farmer premised to call
upon her and give her 401. when he gdt it from his
friend ; and return her the watch and 51. and she
was to restore him the cross
:at her house, which
she complied with. The watch was gold, capped
and jewelled, and worth about 501. Soon atter
Mrs. C. had parted with this new acquaiiitauee,
she met a friend, and, on mentioning the circum•
stance, the nick was discovered, and the cross
proved to be worth only about fifteen shillitigs.
Application was made at the above Ogee, without
belay, and Humphries, one of the patoole, went
with Mrs. C. in pu -suit of the robbers, with very
little hopes of suttees; but, strange to say, as they
were crossing through Leicester-square. they met
the farmer, and Mrs. C. haviag no doubt of his
person, took bold et hie arm, when he appeared
very glad to see her, but seemed anximis to make
off; and on her telling him he must not go away,
the Officer came up and seised bold of him, when he
observed, that he knew what Mrs. C. wanted,
and told her that he had pawned her watch for
seven guineas, kin he would take it cut again, and
aeknowlesige.l hiving had a 51 note from her.
He underwent a lung examination, before Mr.
NARES, in the creel, g, whew Humphries proved.
this he said he dared to say the Lay would be sa-
tisfied if she got her property again, and wanted
him to let him go. On his taking tarn to the
Brown Bear, in Bow-street, he searched him, and
found a silver watch, two Bank notes for 51. each,
See for 21. rich, five for 11. each, nine guineas, six
seven-shillings pieces. and other change.
The Prisoner is 70 years of age, and it,a very old
offender, having been a sharper from a youth. He
has been transported three limes. His name is
Edward Ossits. He served 14 years as a transport,
on the American plarstatima. About thirteen or
fourteen years since he committed a very similar
offence, and was apprehended by mere accident, in
a like extraordinary manner. In that case it was
for obtaining 105 guineas from James Foreman. of
Southend, .ZISItI. as he was pas.ibg along Hol-
born, where he picked up a purse, eontaiiiine
a cross; and the same ueception was peaaite.l,
in the exaCt manner it was with Ma. Croiectier ;
the Ptisoner was met afterwards by the fat, in
Holborn, ,who followed him to a publec-..1005e,
in Old-street. and refused to leave him tell he re.
turned the hundred and five guineas, when a dig.
putt arose. and the Prisoner alai. his companions
set upon beating the party in such a violent mariner
that he called out " murder !" Tnwotend and
Carposeal, the Otlicers, happened to be in the
house, And. on hear oil; the cry, went to see the
cause; when, being ihtormed of the circumstances.
they took the Prisoner into custody, and found 98
guineas upon him. Ulan that charge lie was ca-
pitally cc-raided. Me. Garrow was his Couneel
upon the trial.
He stands committed for further examination-
. We sincerely con.eratulate the public. that the
Magistrates belonging to the different Police Of-
fice. are about to correspond and ea conjointly in
enforcing that excellent Ad of Parliameut, the Po-
lice Aet, for the suppression of those desperate and
daring gangs of peek-pockets, who daily parade all
the public streets, and rob the unthinking passen-
gers in the most audacious manner.
By the Naivety of the Police Officers belonging
so Union Hall, Oaths ceder, one of the oldest
and most notorious pick-pockets, together with a•
fellow of the name of Allison, were apprehended
at the funeral of Mr. Abraham Newland ; and at
their second examination, Mr. Read, of Row-street,
ordered Sayers, the Officer, and Limbeeree, the pa.
trole, to assist in identifying these fellows as re-
pined thieves.
The Magistrates very properly convieled them
as reputed thieves. under the Police_Ae9 fait
there could be no doubt about it, as no Ad can be
stronger in its language to accomplish the objet it
had in view; for it authorises a conviSion of any
of these notorious vil sins. who are known to thou-
sands, when they are parading the streets in open
day, and robbing in the sight of the public. if they
ate found in the King's highway ; and we will be
bold ta say, there is not a Police Offirer whe sew
two of them in a street. who would have any &edit
but that they were therefor the purpose of picking
pockets; and, as such, under tl:e 18th clause of the
Police Ad, liable to be convicted as reputed thieves.
Johnson was, unfortunately for the public, pro.
•ided with had, ao4 escaped impris:nment till the
Sessions. Wheeler not having bai: ;.te.ent. the
Magistrates refused to wait, and comm::ttd him to
the House of Coireflion till the Sessions ; this was
the way Sir William Addington always en-
forced this salutary not. by not suEring himself
to be trifled with and imposed upon by these old,
thieves, as he was well aware of ..stir artifices to
evade the AA, aid knew very well•that if he suf-
fered them to s.erd (or bail. they wnied procure the
keepers rf brothel., fewer. (receivers of stolen
goods), or charaelters equsily Infamous es them-
selves, calm would f:ji (.weer) to any thing. Sir
William therefore always conetcted tamer and sent
them of to the - House et Corrediun. He well

knew, from long experience, that they would find
means to tirade justice If the, were .offered to be
at large. We may now hope, that as the Magis-
trates have tak-n up this alarnaiog evil, wt shall
no longer bare to complain of the gangs infesting
the rarcets.


seerhoroovh, both in the count? of York, siousisAl instrument-
metiers. Plotisaibar 17.1110.
Edward Nicholson, Charles Sheppard, and William Ford.
of No. -2.7, Canterbury-square, Southwark, coal-morchants.—
Recemher 3. len7.
John Thcienpmn, William Anne", and Richail CJx. De- '
camber 2, 11107.
Chino take and Charles Granger, jun. Bristol, Bath, and
London carrier". December 1, IBJ7
John Juno' and J.oiss, of Staverton fel o-
ry, ileac Bradford, in the coniity of Wilts. Oariber 1,
11107.
Jos•pli Veake and J rho Pollard, both of Elland, in the pa.
n.h of Halibut, 111 this county of York. seoulstaplers. Juue
0, 1805.
John Pik* and Charles Coo, in Whitacre's•street, Culp-
plagete, in tile city of Londun, drug grinders. December 4,
11107.

Philip liemborough and John Yeoland, of Plymouth, in the
county of Devon, poems and tm•plate-wuikere. November
21, 11107.

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BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
John Cook Hodgson of Joh...'s.mer, hi the patirh of Saint
Luke n the county of Middiwex, builder, plumber, and
glace?'
' John Partirigton, the younger, of Garrett, within Man-
cheater, in the county of Lancaster, dyer and printer.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Moffatt and John Brown, of Geswell.ttreet, In the
parch of Saint Luke, Old-.treat, in the county Cl Middle-
sex, blue-rnanuiedurers, dealers and chintzier), to suer
tender, Decesrib-tr I'4 19, and January 16, at eleven, at Gond.
Louden. .uurisey, Mr. Liivarda, Cattle-street, Hid.
burn.
John Wayle, of Widegate.street, Bishopegate, in the city
of London, printer, „ tar and Chapman, to surrender, De.
CClAllet 6,13, and Jati.ary 16, at one' at Guildhall, London.
Attorneys, Mears. Wiltatire and Boliou, 'llicogniurtun.
stre..t.
Richard Eadee and Guy Knowles, both of Birmingham, in
the county et ‘Vatetick, sgrermleters, dealers, and chessmen,
to surrender, entombs, IS, IS, and January 16,1 at eleven,
at the Shak.pcsio Tavern, in New-itreet, is 4.llruanigharn.
Attorney+ Mans. Webb and Tyndall, Birtnincha m.
John dratrix, now or late of Hulme, in the cminty of Lan-
caster, dyer, dealer cud chairman, to sutrender, December IS,
19, at'd January 16, at two, at the Palace lan, in Manchester.
Attromayr, Mows. Mdoe, Setjeant, and Milne, to Manches-
ter • and Missy.. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry.
Walnut Salt, tate of Stockport, in the cminty of Chester,
jninet, house-builder, dealer and Minn's, to surrender, De-
' camber IS, 14, and January 16, at two, at the house of Wit-
. ham Ificipson, the Crown and Anchor lois, in Stockport.
A:toroey.., Mr. George Edniur.dr, Exchequer Office of;Pleari,„
Lincultismo, London; and Nlr. John liadaekl, in Stockport.
Christopher Morris' Lie of Arislitith..rpe, in the cou.rty of
York, matrufaiturer,d.wler, end Chapman, to surrender, De-
cember 21 and 24, et the huose of Samuel Galley, the Ship
Inn, in Leed,, in the county of Yerk, and January 16, lathe
how., of William Howson, the Swan Introit Leeds, at davit.
• Attorneys, Mr T. H. Ganger, Market-place, Leeds; and
Mows. Edmunds and Son, Escitequer.Gifice,
London.

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Roo et %Viight and John Angell, of Warden/ street, Soho,
in the Wren,: W %Vest mmster and county of Midd.esex, tailors.
to sarendet, De ember tl, 11, .it one, 4114 i January IS,
au Cimadhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piece'
. .

James Ruthforth, late of Chippink Norton, in the county o
Oxfoid, inn-Leeper, victualle., dealer and chapman, to surren-
der, Drcerritscr 8, 19, and January to, at ten, at Guddball,
London. Attorney, Mr. Bower, Cliffont'slon, I,ondr.n
Richard Mackilwaro, late of Crescent-;dace, m the city of
London, whelmale ironmonger, to surrender, I.kcen.bin 12,
19, and January 16, at ten, at Gottsall, Ltniclun. Attun.ey,
Mr. Chipplitda.e, King's.heuch-warks, Temple.
Margaret Uliock a..sl Mary Mocks of Chatham, In the
county of Kent, linen drapers, to surrender, Deer-fisher ta, nod
19, at one, gird Janu os 16, at ten, at (iodated,' Loodon.
Attorney:, Nissan. Eaton snot Haidy. Birchin lane, Limners.
Guy Knowles, of Biritielham, in the county us Warwick.
druggist, dealer and chapmaii, to surrender, Decent:ler 12, 14,
ant January 16, at twelve, at the Shakerpeat Taverts, in
aninglsain. Attorneys, MIMIC &Mr( and Menlo, Furution's•
Me Landes; an.l Mr. Bird, Birmaiighatti.
William Hawkins, of !Smuttiness, in the county of War.
wiwk, button maker, to sur ender, December 21, 22, atedetru,
and January 16, at four, at the Shakes:ears to Bar
miogharn. Attorneys, Messrs miter and Martin, Fe:m.4'l's-
- London; aid Mr Bud, B.ri 1111 l (ham.
Mows Hicks, of Seloburylalace, in the county of ffortsy,
baker, dealer and coapenan, td semuidar, December la, 19,biad
Jan'tary 16, at ten, at Guddtsall, Cordon. Attorsims,fidess;it.
rano/ter mid Son, London-street, renclitarell•suect.
Franc;. Vannes, uow or tate of Prioces-. r,et, Li,cester-
spare, in the cosahty of Middlesex, carpenter, builder, drier
and channsau, to surrender, December 12, 19, aradJantiery 16,
at melte, at Guildhail, London. Art rimy, Mr. Darla, 1.0t1)--

bevy, London.
narry, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick.
racier, to •urwirder, December 16, 19,%ser: January 16, at ale-
s ell, at the SWira (again, sitarist in Bun-street. Birmingham.
Att.irneys, Messrs. Dego,' wad Tooke, Gray'smll.lllll mare, Lon.
d..n; and Mr. Geoript,Aurriall, Teitiple-tow, Birmingham.
R,,trarciTtin,ritt,./d, of Liverpool, in the county or Lancaster,
dealer in earthenware, neater and thaa'roso. to suerender, De.
c,:uher 26, 29, awl January 16, at twelve, at the GlinbeTavern,
in Liveyorre. Attorneys, Mr. Oar les, Litarkoal ; and Mew.
Meshiewcrnit and Stanley, London. •
Thomas Chaco' of Birmingham, in tl•e county of Warwick,
Iron founder, dealer and chaperone, to surrender, December Id,
14. and January 11, at test, at the Snakespeare Tavern, eir
New err- et, Birimminain. At,ilf.lt!X. Mr. S. Lowe, Bir-
mineham; and Mr. Chilt•m, 1.1111;1111.11 Inn, London.
Thomas N!winan, late of iiii.trus, in the c runty of Currey,
dealer in hemp and flux, dealer and chapnian, to surrend
Decembsr It, 19, and January 16, at ten, at Guvithall, Lan-
do, Attntney, Mr. Snatron. blintediteh, nn. •
Robert Sinclair. or Mulcts's lime, in the city of !modest.
wine merchant, dealer aid; eti_einaa, to surrender, Di-
camber If, at one, 19, at eleven, and January 16, at um.,
Giirbthall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. SWAM, Stevens, and
Maples, UIJ Jewry.
lama Penn, of N 0.67, Lu tlier.lawa. in the reality of Mid-
dlesex, oil and coliiiirman, to surrender, Lkcenelrer 14, at
twelve. 19, at clever'. and January 16, at one, at Guildhall,
Lon 'on. Attorney, Mr. Grinning, Clement'eunn.
Thirovis kerkpatrick, of Oxford-roarl, in the county o•
MAdlesex, silk• mercer and lace merchant, to surrender, De
camber 14, 22, and January 16, at twelve, at. Guildhall, Lon.
don. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Sadler.'•hall, Cheapinde, Linelm.
WdNam Leykauf, of Liale-street, 10.11. Lereestar-square.
the elonty of Miedlesex, engraver dealer sr.d chapman, to
surrender, December 7, 14, and ;smeary 16, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mesart. Jennings and Collier,
(;anal Shite-lane, Lincoln's-hon,
Rowland Wilk., late of cheapside, in the city of London,
ha:ter. doaler and chapman, to surrender, Decenaber Id, 19, '
and January 16, at ten. at Guildhall, Lulidon. Attuntei, •
Mr. North, Graf's-inn-square. •
Matthew Batley Tennant, al likeet Alie-itreet, Gondmaress
sugar-refincr, merchant, dealer and chasman, to ourren-
der, Deie.nber IV, at eleven. 19, at ten, and January 16, at
.keen, at Guddhall, Londe& . Attorneys, MOWS. T. 11141111
and Walker. Kioes-bench walk, Tempt.. •
Edward WM.. no • or late it Fashum-street, Spitalields, in
the count,. of Middlesex, vidualler, and also now or Lite of
Newrgrin-yard. Shoreditch, in the same county, dyer, dealer
aad clrapni to •llffro4llN. rkeeMber Id, 19, and January 16,,
at twelve, at Gull I.orithin. Attorney, Mr. Williams,
Cuoit'weinitt,
DIVIDENDS.
Decamher 19. John Stevens, torrnerly of the Elphinitnne
East Indionare. and late of Chester-place, in the parish of
Saint Mary. Landfath, refine county of Surrey, manner,
el,,dar and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London
December 29. James Sommer. of the town and county ef
Poole, cabinet-ruaka„ dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the
Old Antalope, Inn, in (bole.
January 2 Jamey Dodds, of Crown street, Newington-Butts,
in tho county of freerey, jeweller, dealer and chapman, at
elevens, at London.
lentil,' 2 Mark Brooks, lam of Skeppertnn, in the anent.
of Middles, u, corn and foal-merchant, dealer and chair
at twelve. at Guildhall. Lode'. •
Jaaaary Xl. josspla Jackanso of Newington Causeway, in

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atthe
tenou, at Gsalsall. London,cnty uf Surrey, bruit aka, dealer,
and ehapnw,
December 15. Arthur Jones, late of the town of Monti,.
mery, in the made of M.anlßoolery, tanner, at eleven
at
the Cross Foxes, in the town of Montgomery.
January 2. Samuel Greenwnod, of Newman street,
r, street, in the court. rit Michl;etex, coach-maker, dealer
mud
! Chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London
• Deeember 26. Thomas Suthany, late of Freak, in the county
of Norfolk, hawker and pedlar, dealer and chapman, at
twelve, at Gulldlull, London.
January Y. Lomond Ackerman, of New lermid.avett.rnews,
in the city of Lu. 14.03, merchant, dealer mid C 11.11.10711,
at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
December 23. George Hawke., now or late of Longieet, in
the parish of Great Carford, in the county of Do•set, tanner,
at eleven, at the trd Ainelerie Inn, i (*.Poole.
February 2. William Boole and William Hannah, of Black.
friarr-'rerd, in the county of Surrey, oilmen, dealers and
chapinee, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
February 2. Thomas Atkinson, of itromes quay, lVapping,
in tha county of Middlesex, w ha rfi nger, dealer and chap/nen,
at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
December 19. Hugh dunes, of Cow.lane, Snow-hill, in the
city of London, cheesernimger, dealer arid chapman, or
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
February 6. ‘Villiarn Thompson, of Dean-itreet, in dut Bo:
rough of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, merchant;
and E-benezer Lead eater, of Moor place, Lambeth, in the
aa:d county of Surrey, merchant, at one, at Guildhall
London. ,
February 2. Richard Samuel Bennett. of Ilnundarlitch, in the.
city of I,,mhin, hatt4 and !miner, dealer and Chapman, at
eleven, at Girildhall, London.
January 9. James Parnell, of the town and borough of Deal,
in the county cif Keat, innkeeper, vintner, dealer mad
chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, Canterbury.
December 90. John Turner, of Salfrd, in the county Sr
libnember, ropeinaker, dealer .4 Chapman, at eleven, at
the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester.
January 12. John Gamine Smyth, late of Dyer's-covet, Al..
dermenbury, in the city of Lentleo, insurance-broker. dealer
and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, I..miduit.
January It Edmund Rodd, of London-4mm, in the city of
London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Legatos.
C FRTIFICATES—Dec. 46.
James, putter, or Htali Hellman, in the county of lkii4Betweiti •
Laker, dealer and rhapnian.
George Hawker, of Snood, in the county of Gloucester.
clothier.
George Perry, of Liverpool, in the county of Laically,
marble-merchant' dealer and Chapman..
Jambi Andrew' of Manchester, in the county of Lanclurem,
and Thomas Mown, of St Slrithin'clane, in the city of
I.ondun, i•ottM.-rnerehatit-, dealers and chapmen
Joho West, of Richmond, in the county of Surrey, breech:l
rpaktr and glover, dealer and Chapman.
Thomas Chapman, of Sheffield, in the county of York,
butcher, dealer and chapman.
Jonathan ,Wilson, late of White-horse-atreet, Ratelik ite
, the county of Mrddlerex, dye., dealer and Chapman.
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL,
70-14.011110 W M. W.
John Kemp and Benjamin Hoyt, Mark-lane, London,
wine and brandy-merchants - 3• 1
Benjamin Nor yen, Easter-street, Strand, grocer - 110
William Beck., iiislionagate-strett, London, dealer and
cbaonan -S 10
Christian Balthasar Von Essen, late of Petersburgh,
Raggia, but now of the Grayl-Inn Coffee-homs,
Holborn, Middlesex, merchant - 2 1
Same% K ,nfielit, Caveat-garden, fruiterer - d
James Dmirun, William Andrews Phelps, and George
Williams, Friday street, Cheapaide, London, Mare.
homemen • . 2
John Aliany, Ware, Hertfordshire, barge- master 2 10
Gael. Wikes NoTetii, Northumberland, brewer 13
Wiliam Wall, 046nd-street, M,ddtesea, hu‘ier - YlO
John Claikv,,Bacehts.-waik.. Huston, Middlecee, fiat.
manutjeturer - 110
John Wilson and Witham Wilton, Dean'a-craurt, St.
Martin's•le-Orald, liberty of Westminster, ware-
••houreilieU •M• - -1 10
Edward Warner the younger, L.ttle Nee -dreet, Shoe.
lane, London, lamp-manufacturer - .
Thome. Beate 'Farb., late of Goventry•succt, Hay-
oat key Mildlits4,l4 ladies' shoemaker - 2 10
DIVIDENDS.
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Thomas Hartam,ltattle, Sussex, instkeeper - a
Joseph Hannon, Hurt's green, Sossee; innkeeper - I
Witham Trcken, Marlow-badge, Belkshirs, dealer and
ch•ym.n ' ' '" 1
John Cramer, Roe 1 Spa-garden, Bermondsey, sae.
rat, v.etueller and musical instrument-maker 1. 1
CEk+ITICNTES.
•Philip klilthet, iota efr Butt-lane, Deptford, insthe toasty ell
Mat, pork-butcher.
John Hogg, late ut the Jutish of saint Leassitt, in the county
of DIMIII, Plleferillt, W..t4lfd.llll.llllfr, denier an I chairman.

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On Tuesday, the In, at Whiteford. the Lady of Sir Wm.
Call,p.in of daughter.
Of a son, on Saturdl, November 28, Mrs. R. Scraftort
Sharps, of Veirchurchistreet.
On Sunday es'onlieftt,ht Edsnorrlthorpe-hall, Leicestershire,
the Lady of C. Manners, Esq. of • son.
DEATHS.
On Tuesday, is Queen's kisser. Mrs. Boyden, fedi& of
Jam's Boyden, fag. of Hackney Grove.
Same evening, in Wimpolestrest, Cavendish.square, Vice-
Admiral John Fakenhatn, of Lowestoft Suffolk, aged 6♦
After • few days. intim', at her house al Marlborough..
building.,fdath, Mrs Pigott, relict of the late Grenado Pigott,
Ey. to the uoreiguedvegret of her relatives, numerous friends,
acquaintance, and domestics, by all of whom she was justly
leoloien, esteemed, and endeared
In June last, George Smith, Esq Collector of the Guntroa
Cimar, son of the late George Smith, Esq of Bengal, and of
Me,. William Petrie, uf Montague-mu ire.
At his house in W.eh•arset, yesterday morning, Mr.
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Teesside', is Old Bosvred.court, Wee Web, aged 50, after
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