The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-06 00:00:00

POLICE.

At a late hour; on Tuesday night, a hearing
came on before NICHOL AS BOND, and Hu:treat
Esqrs. the sitting Magistrates, at the Public Office,
Bow-street, whichexcited considerable attention to
a very crowded Office. Mr. O'Shaughnessy, a re-
spedable bhoemaker, in St. Jarnes's•strett, sum-
moned the two Stewards, belonging to ~ Benefit
Society, of which he was a member, t, ;legally
erasing his name as a member of the .i.,ciety. It
appeared, that according to the rules of the Society,
it a member was ill, and declared upon the box of
the Society, he was entitled to a guinea a-week,
during his illness; and if he died, his widow would
be entitled to 501. but if he was dete&ed in attending
to any business, or gambling, he would be deprived
of all the benefits, and be scratched out of the So.
ciety. He was charged with both of these crimes;
and the evidence adduced in proof wasp that about
sit weeks sine!; he was seen using a boot last in his
shop, which was the charge of following his busi-
ness ; and the charge of gambling was founded on
his being area among the crowd, on the first day of
the Middlesex Eledion, in Piccadilly, opposite the
house of Sir Francis Burdett, and was heard to
say, he would lay 100 to 10, he was the sittiqg
Member. On these grounds, he was expelled the
Society.

Mr. ALUM attended on behalf of Mr. O'Shaugh-
itrea, and, in the most elogaent speech we ever
him deliver, addressed the Magistrates at
considerable length, on behalf of his Client. He
contended, that, in both cases, the evidence had
c,,asiderably fallen short of legal proof; and called
wi-nesses to prove, that when Mr. S. was in his
shop, with a boot-last in his hand, it was not for the
purpose of business, but that there were several men
in his shop, behaving in a vety riotous manner, that
they attempted to stoke him, and he took the last in-
to his hand to defend himself, and that this time he
most satistaaorily proved he was wrapped up in
fl tnnel from head to foot, for the gout, with which
he was so much aii&ed, as to disable him from foi-
1, sting his business. On the charge of gambling, be
proved, that on the first day of th Middlesex Elec-
tion, he found himself a little better of the gout, so
as to be aille is walk as far as Sir Francis Burdett's
wh,rt he merely in conversation with a friend,
L.:I;J it was about 100 to 10 but ha was
c •i t t!r • iiember, without mentioning either can-
names. Upon this and various other quib-
bit > :he learned Counsel took occasion most severely,
but very justly, to censure the narrow mindedness
'ech the condo hors of the Benefit Societies
ai:t upon in general, by watching and catching at
the most trilling circumstance to oppress a member
who has the misfortune to be aflliaed with illness,
and ad against them life common informers, with-
out exercising the least liberality towards them.
In this censure the Magisti ates most heartily joined,
and ordered Mr. S. to be restored to all the privi-
leges of a free member.

The lEtso has been plea ed to confirm the sen.
tenet, of a General Court Martial, lately holden at
Colchester, on Capt. Cuts r a sr, of the 7th battalion
of Reserve, for disrespeiful conduit to his Com-
manding Ulcer on parade, whereby he is adjodged
to be suspended from rank and pay for six months.
His NIAJEsT Y has likewise been pleased to approve
the sentence of a General Court Martial, lately holden
at Sunderland, for the trial of Capt. Scary, of the
61st, on a charge preferred against him by Major
Dov La, of the same regiment, and which has been
circulated through the army in General Orders.
The Gazette of Tuesday night contains the fol.
lowing Memorandum :
c irtivt George Wait.: arisen, of the MI Light Dragoons,
ts suris.d"d, in consequence of his having been engaged in
the Mutiny at the Royal Military College

A considerable sensation has been excited amongst
the military stationed near East Bourne, in conse-
quence of the long-established mode of regiments
taking quarters according to seniority being annul-
led by a brigade order. In the instance alluded to,
a senior and junior regiment going to be quartered
in the same barracks were ordered to draw let for
the priority of choke.
SrSi HOML POPHAM was employed on Saturday
in examining some boats building in Portsmouth
Dock on a new constrialtion. The form and par-
ticular use of these are kept a profound secret.—
They are, with several Custom-house cutters, to be
under the command of that Officer.

During the uftion between the Loire frigate and
the Blonde French privateer, a Midshipman had his
hat taken off his head by a double-headed shot,
without doing him any injury.
A code of night signals has been ktely esta-
blished, and scat down by the Admiralty to the se-
veral posts on the heights round the coast, and a
cordon of ra e.cr G frigates are smioned at col,
vcnient wtween whom and the shore a
ready communication cm at all times be kept
by rockets and variegated lamps. Each
house, too, is supplied with a stack of furze, which
is to be immediately set fire to on the first appear-
ance of alum, when a regular correspondence can
be carried on by means of different coloured lights;
with as much facility as in the day-time.
A few days ago, Mrs. Kinasr, wife of Mr. E.
KIRSY, nephew of the late Mr. KIRBY, keeper of
Newcue, was brought to bed of twins, a boy a.id
a girl, who, with the mother, are likely to do
Tne place of keeper of the ahove prison is not yet
finally disposed of. It does not, as is gene: t.lly
sappoted, go in rotation. Mr. Ake tt WhO SUt;••
Esther, needed his is au exception to that supix.sesi
rile; :and as Mr. E. KIROV is a man of excellen: c I:A -
racter, and has a family of its children, his ili:nds
have no doubt of his bring contirwied in a siwati,n
which he has Elkd unle; Lis aged uncle, iv:4lre
years, with so mush credit to himself.

•.
Tiiesday evening, between eight and tine o'clock,
several gangs of pickpockets paraded Bartholomew
Fair, and annoyed several women -; tdt their pockets
from their sides, to rob them or their roperty. A •
city officer, seeing their predator? proceedings, in-
terpose! ; when the villains hustled him, cut him in
the breast with a sharp instrument, and otherwise
be. and abused him. Being separated• from his
fellow officers, who wire engaged with other gangs.
he was obliged to give up the contest.
Upon the same evening, a man was killed in the ,
fair; and yesterday, a woman, with an infant in
her arms, was forced, by the pressure of the crowd;

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RTIIOI.OMEIV 17ER.

•o near to one of the roundabolits, that the machine,

which was in rapid motion, struck the child upon the

neck. and actually severed its hzad fmm its Cody.

A gentleman from the country, who had hear& •
of the number of light-fingered gentry tha• attended
Bartholomew Fairi was determined to give than
Notice that they had nothing td expect from him,
and walked through the ft !r vat!) his pockets tnrnrd
inside out. However, on his leturn home, he
the mortification of finding that the skirts et• nil
coat had been cut off, and the still greater of being
detained until he got a new one made.

A very hot press has lately taken place through-
out the kingdom. Even the different signal-housel
along the coast have been deprived of their hands,
many of which are now worked whollr by land-
men, under the command of a Lieutenant of the
Navy.
The Royal Marine Estalslishment, under the au-
spices of the plmeni Board of Admiralty, has re-
ceived orders to selea from each et the three divi-
sions of Chatham, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, one
company each, to be formed into an artillery corps,
which is to be sent immediately to Woolwich; the
officers to be selected, arc to study gunnery,
cation, &c. to be taught br the maiteis belonging
to the Cadet Company; and, when properly in-
strutted, they are to be relieved by the SAW' num-
ber from the divisions, and embarked, so that in th•
course of a few years, the whole of this useful
corps will become Royal Marine Artillery. This
plan has been spoken of for several years.
A Female Prophet, young, and of genteel ap-
pearance, of the name of Slrok &slow. residing in
Norton Falgate, was yesterday committed from the
Public Office, Worship-sneer, to New Pi ion. for
trial, at the Quarter Sessions, under the Vagrant
Aa, for exercising the iirmirant art of fortune-tell-
ing on cards, and other devices, by which she drew
money out of the pockets of credelons feniales, pro-
mising them golden harvests, agreeable husbands,
and beautiful children ; istit, one of her votaries, find..
ing herself greatly disappointed by the.: dein Je.ll
.Homises, insteut prosecution agaiiist this young
Hecate. that might I. eve deceived .liscter6 himself.

On Monday, the landlady of the Cow ;nib ic-h• aisei
at a village near town, eloped with a master car ;miter,
of that town. The fair one made her escape tio.n
her bed-room window, lenv:ng her husband adeep
behind her. The Landlord of the C.:c has heal
since advised to set up the sign of the !bras.
Considerahle alarm was excited at liidgerrrrne
Camp in Holderness, on the evening of Saturday
last, between ten eleewt o'clock, by the aopearailea
of a fire in the south.qttarter, which appears/to burgs
with great fury; for sorra hours the soldiers were
kept in readiness to move at a short notice, it hying:
by many considered as an ia.ii.:ation of the en my
off the coast. The reflection of the flan .. iR
the clouds was seen in most past of I lolderness. hhe
CAMe is said to have been, the burning of some rape
straw upon Sunk Island in the Humber.
On Friday night, about half pist nine o'clock,
an apprentice of Messrs. Aglow and Po rrse ,
Grocers, of Maidstone, was sent to Park-house,
some little distance on the Rochester-road, with a
small narcel of salt. He was stopped by three men,
to all appearance soldiers: one of them demanded a
pint of beer; t. .e lad, much terrified, gave him tortes
pence; a second demanded also the same for him.
self, and one for the other—which compelie I hiss
to yield up six-pence more, and nagiving it to him,
he was knocked down by the thitl/ ; the parcel ni
salt being twisted round one of his fingers with j
string, was then snatched away with some violence;
and they immediately decamped towelleis
The boy, very much frightened, returned to
stone, and some men were sent in pursuit, huf,
un-
fortunately, no trace could he found, that would
lead to a discovery of the dastard!) offenders.
On Sunday last, as Mrs. WAS!), of fiensielel, Sus.
sec, was taking an airing on horseback, sh.: was dis-
co runted by the tall of I:er horse; but, beiirg, a sidrit
ed woman, she instantly remounted, and rode u
Wood's Mill stream, %%here the animal tripped anc
threw her a second time, with her foot lunging it
the stirrup, in which situation she was diagged
considerable distance in tl.•e water; but her foo: for
tunately slipping from her silke, she was release(
from her peril, before she had received any materia
injury.

A few days ago, a young woman abi-iit twenty
years of age, of a genteel appearance, and mad
disord,red in her m:nd, went to the bon oof .TA sea
LITTLE, newcas!le, Cumberland, say,, her n.tm
is FRANCES Br. IGt.t ; h.r parents are ALV:t bat u
what part of the cauntry she cannot tell: she speak
very cod English, and seems to be well bred, ha
on a black bombazeen gown and petticoat, an•
crape bonnet. Sile has flaxen hair. light blue eyes
her teeth a little bl tck, a mole on the foreside o
h:T left wrist, and a scar on the outside of it. Sh
is of a middle size, very handsome made, seems I.
be good natured, Atli 'Adorn speaks.

A paragraph h tying been inserted a few days as
in Tie Turk Her,.!!, o•lAtive 10 whic:,, t
is every reason to btliere, has been stolen tram b
parents, it is desired a mistake in it nia. I.e e.,r cite
as to his age (lest any one slaiuld be ir.: . is t! ,e
in•luiries atter him), fr,..m his being rep:oscine& f
the Herold at the as.-,e of 6ve or six years, ssi re:
it is very evident, from his speeds, ana esiry (*IN
c.rcumstancir, he cannot much exceed the .sbe
tour years. He is a rcmartaitsly s lively too;
stout made, very handsome, wilts very dart. eft
a.id eye-lashes, Ii ,ht brown hair, nitii 4 t War Cull
pleniQn net in the Mast sun-burnt, ham when (an
tram his being p-rtetly fret troin all vulgar eapra-
skin) it is ev'deot he cannot have travelled
wiLla a beggar.

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ItIPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS,..-Tueso4v, SuTruett 4.

At two o'clock the Loin CHANCIILLOK C.ITIIC
awn to the douse, and 'soon after Lo►ds HAP.
MULGII AVE, and WA EsitiouAst, attended.
The three first mentioned Peers, robed and tool.
their seats on the Bench as His MAJESTY'S Com-
missioners. Mr. QuasuE. Deputy Usher of the
Black Rod, was sent to order the attendance of the
Commons, who (represented on this occasion by
Mr. Dyson, and the other Principal Clerks and
Olicers of the House) forthwith appeared at the
• B.tr.

His Majesty's Commission, authorising the Lords
e rein mentioned, ()rarer three of them, to declare
His Royal will and pleasure respeaing the farther
Prorogation of Parliament, &c. being then read by
ex proper oGcer, the Loa') CRANCELLUR ad-
dressed the Assembly as follows :
U LANDS ANDG

" By virtue of Ili% Majest,'s Cinimirlon, to us and other
Lords tlin:eted awl 110 M real, We do berais declare and notify
His Miielty's r..y.11 Is ill 3,1 plea.ure, Oil, this Pail.ainent b.
hither priolgii...4 until Thumday the 4th da) of October neat;
and this Parbantent accordingly stands prurqued until the said
4th day of Octiitict."

The Commons then withdrew from the Bar, and
their Lordships retired. The ceremony took place
(in consequence of the Great Chambers being under
rep tir) in the Royal Robing Chamber, where a
Throne and Canopy upon a small scale are elated.

NAP4L LATELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTit, irri. 4.

Arrived the Nemesis igate from tlo.!
Sailed the Majestic armed ship with sealed orders,
and the RevoimeMenaire frigate, with the fleet under
convoy for the Last Indies ; also, the Aurora, Long;
Beristeepetems, Day ; and the Lei iathay' Oath, tor
the South Seas ; Ranier, Belmond, for Jamaica; and
the now Burton, for New Providence; the
Sprightly, Bacon, fur the South Seas, remains.—
Wind, s.W.

ANOTHER LETTER, ALHE DATE.
This afternoon sailed the Vie de Paris, Captain
Gosselin, to join the Channel fleet ' • and from St.
Helen's, the Reoelaliounaire frigate, Capt. Hotham,
with the Tremors, Union, Lulus, Lard Keith, Ocean
Dr.,,ones, Madder?, Haeriet, and Si-dt.a Castle, Fast
In-Emmen, under convoy.

rt.vssorra,
Came in the Covet (under American cnlours)
from Ferrol, in ball.tst, detained by the Northam-
bertand man of war.

Sailed the Qs,cru man' of war; Hasher armed
ship; Sragull sloop of war; and the Alert lugger.
on a cruise.—Wind W.N.W.

TA L MOVTN, SIFT. 2.
Arrived the Alsekiend packet, Captain Schuyler.
with a Mail from Lisbon, in fourteen dart passage
and the Elias packet, Captain Pattet son, with a
Wail from Jamaica, in forty-seven days pasage.—
Wind S.W.

DIAL, SIP?. 4.
Sailed L' Utile sloop of war; Pitur;us, Poleaxe,
and Disectvem, bo•nbs, nn a cruise off Boulogne;
Awn sloop of e•.ir, for Portsmouth ; Oreitia, sloop
of war, on a cruise off Calais; Diadem and Atlas,
armed defence ships, for Dungeness. Remain the
rest as per ►ast.

emu., IM PT. 3.
On Friday a convoy sailed from hence for Ton-
ningen, and will be succeeded by another in 14 days.
The convoy ap,sointed to take charge of the
Baltic ships, sailed from the Humber yesterday
morning (Sunday) at four o'clock, with a fleet, con-
sisting of upwards of thirty sail.
Tt e livaiut and Osberpw, two large ships now
firing out at this port, as transports, carry 16 to 18
32-poind carronades. are taking in one month's
provision for as many men as they each measure ton-
nage, and will proceed to the Nore as soars as ready.
The following vessels have sailed from Graves-
end s the (lacier packet, Canspleman, for Peters-
burgh ; and the Ech.4 Peck, for Elsinore.
The whole of our Greenland whalers, to the
amount of forty sail, have now reached this port in
safety, with the inception of the Dwine, lost in the
West ice. They have bad one of the most success-
ful seasons ever experienced. Not a single ship m-
int tied without a tolerable cargo. S lof them
had on board nineteen fish, and three hundred and
:hi:iv-seven was the amount of the fish brought by
the fleet. The Newcastle whalers have also all ar-
rived, and their success has been nearly equal. The
whale fishery, by the returns from all the ports, has
men more sure:46bn this season, than almost any
me ever remembered.
The IfornAb, Wilson. that drove on shore at
Marsh Chappel, 18th D,cemher last, was got off
?se 25th inst. and carried into Grimsby Dock.
• Six vessels, with masts and naval stores from
Riga, &c. for Dieppe, have been sent in by our
:misers.

• FROM LLOYD's LIST.
SEPT. 2 --P..mird in, the Liffey, WAN..., f,on
Dahlia; Sea Wiroph, Dailey, rola Chirefee;
en *nil Ike Dolphin. Ilfacrtcr, (rum Mama. 5.1.1....1 th
luitirrus Henson, fix Embde:a.

Of D0W1N.....he ntriutt:ll, *tenth frn3l Taiert
At Dartmouth—the Al-rt, Lowry, tnrim I.3nradiart.
At Clair bester.—.the Rose, Rolf, fro Ritbne.
At Clyde—:the Union, buns V irg.n.s.
At Dalilin—i•the Yautig Itto, 1.0,11
At Cork—the Grifftn, tieibitrg, from Malaga.
At Lmiilnidetry—the WiPiai.i. St' Crea, loam London.
At Queh,e—ithe
At New Brunsal-k—:h t Brother, Itmr. ditto.
At New Provklen.-e—the tv, Nandi nitro
At Ha'ofax--the
At B shadoes--the %V, am Pitt, A'attemmhie; Union.
eon; William, Wits .11 ; Baltic Metchant, ktrArthur ; and
amain, Walker, f Lonlon.
At Jamaica—the Silly, Peters, (um London; and —,
Fay, from Newcastle.
At Demerara—the London Pa:ket, ; and the Mary,
enham. front Landow.
;At Sr. Vincent —.the Dart, from Newt,on,itimd.
At Aotigss,--!he Lady Charlotte, —, from t;steinsetr ;
iesitlib 2, Sunpittnt ; arid the Dorking lv d Channell,
on London.
At the HavAnnal, the I. mere, Neal; Elizit'leth, Giles;
srleavoor, Mame, ; S.il , Swaim, tium Africa.
Siatinatn--the IlcrLet, Clark, (run ditto.
ItwT!T`•••••••••••

An order has been lately issued for the removal
'all the heavy baggage belonging to the Army on
a coast lino the iutaior.

IRELAND:

-- *Sus, MT. 1.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

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Many years ago,we. repeatedly suggestel the
iiropriety of examining the mode of colleaing and
accounting for the public money. Onr suggestions
were unavailing, as the then Administrations, from
motives of delicacy, perhaps, to their servants and
adherents, were unwilling to disclose any thing that
might render them suspicious in the eyes of the
nation. Now, it seems, the system is to be improicd,
if not entirely reformed. Commissioners are ap-
pointed for the put poses above specified, and also
for ascertaining the fees usually demanded and taken
in the different departments.
The Commissioners ate appointed by an Aft
which is copied from one introduced into England
about twenty years ago by Mr. Pitt, varying only in
local differences, so as to apply to the public esta-
blishments of this country.
By the plan in contemplation, the Revenues will
pass so suddenly from the pocket of the sublea to
the Treasury, that their full benefits will be imme-
diately felt, by applying them to some part of the
public service. Mr. Foster has been the means of
introducing the measure into Ireland, and has had
many conferences with persons high in office on the
subject
The Commission consists of J. S. Rochfort, James
Frail, Wis. Jackson, Frederick Geale, and Rober
Alexander, Esqrs. Mr. James Corry is appointed
Secretary. Lord Perry's house in Sackville-street,
is taken for their accommodation, and for the trim-
sa.aion of business.

The Signal Towers now erening in the vicinity
of this metropolis. are in a state of forwardness—
and will he finished about the commencement of
winter. They are of amazing strength. and from
their peculiar constration. are calculated to resist
the force of 48-pounders, should they ever be at-
tacked.

Yesterday another Grand Review took place at
the Curtail. The Commander in Chief has been at
the Camp for some ears past.
The Lord Lieutenant, who has been at Mr. Fos-
ter's, at Colon, on his way from Rebus., was ex-
peaed at the Curragh, at twelve o'clock this day,
when a grand review was to take place.
Several eminent performers belonging to the Eng-
lish Theatres are enraged to perform in Crow-street
nest winter. This is only jiist—considering the in-
feriority of the Dramatic Force at that Theatre dur-
ing the last season.
Duxi.--ln consequence of a dispute which took
place in Peter-street a few evenings ago, between
Mr. T. W. and Lieutenant B. the parties met on
Thursday at the Park, when, after exchanging
shots, happily without effe&, the second) interfered,
and the affair was amicably adjusted.
Nothing can exceed the luxuriant appearance of
the present harvest ; the eye is filled with wonder
and delight in viewing the undulating grain, swell-
ing. on the sight, opening its silken cell, and ma-
turing by the divine goodness for our use. The
prospea claims from man his gratitude, and holds
out to his anticipating mind sure presage of future
plenty and abundance.
Bad Dollars, connterfeit Tokens, brass Shillings,
are still the hare of the Jay—whilst the Tinkers,
closely imitating their famous predecessor, Mod,

.1‘ Together mingle in a mass
Sruith'i Dug. and 41:0PP.T._Lend. and Eir?ss ;"

and produce a mongrel sort of coin, to which they
give the name of II !f1 Another species of CUM
is also in circulation, namely, pieces of tin, nt
round shape, somewhat larger than the size of a
mint halfpenny, but of no value whatever.

QOLEN'S COUNTY.

The Deputy-Governors of tie Queen's County,
at their meeting on Monday last, unanimously deter-
mined not to take any measures for carryie:; the
Additional Force AR into effea, in consequence of
the AIE only allowing them four days to provide a
complement of men, which, if not provided, the
county would have become subject to a penalty of
14001. A letter was written to Sir Edward Little-
hales, stating the impossibility of complying with
the regulations of the AR, and praying that his
Excellency would postpone the execution of it until
there might be an opportunity of amending it.

WATER/Olt n, ftPT. 1.

Yesterday evening, General Dyntt l'eft this city,
to proceed to Weymouth, agreeably to the com-
mands of Eli• Majesty, to whom he is Aid-de-
Camp. is common with our fellow-citizens, we
should sincerely regret his departure, if we did not
hope and believe his absence will be but temporary,
and that we will again have an opportunity of wit-
nessing Lis gentlemanly condtkß, and his admirable
nsients in promoting discipline and good order
among those under his command.
On Sunday last, as the Rev. William Gaiwey
WAS proceeding from his house to Abington church,
county of Limerick, he was fired at from behind a
ditch, by Daniel Connell ; fortunately the wretched
assassin (tiled in his design: he was apprehended,
brought to Limerick by a tew of the neighbouring
gentlemen, and committed to the county gaol.

At the Faster Sessions far the Borough of Ports-
mouth. a young woman of the name of Lfari,,, was
tried for stealing various articles from Mr. Jam ES
Svoca as A 11, of Parma, and sentenced to transpor-
t stion for seven years. The mother of this woman,
CATHERINE OSSORN, by application to the Secre-
tary of State, obtained lease to give bail fc.r her
daughter to transport herself, and arrived here a
few days :dice, when her daughter was liberated.
They remained a few days at the Dolphin in Ports-
mouth, kept by Mr. THOMAS, and were treated with
peculiar kindness. Places were taken for their de-
parture for London on Friday, but just before the
time of setting off, Mr. Toots AS discovered that he
had been robbed, and obtained a warrant, by virtue
of which the mother was searched, and a silver table
spoon marked with his inizials, besides several other
articles, which were inilentilled to be his property,
found upon her. An examination took place before
the Magistrates of the Borough, when she was com-
mitted to take her trial at the next Assizes for the
caunty. 'this wcrnan appears to be about forty
years of age, of a respenable appearance, and dress-
ed in widow's mourning. During the short time
she has Ix on here, she has drawn on a house in
London for )01, and appears w be in no want of
cash.

IkSOI.PEATS.

LIST OP PKISONZIS WHO PROPOSE T( TARE THE
lIENLIIIT or riiE LATE INSOLVENT AC
(COI ed from ow Paper of TaurAtay

!PRISONERS in the Gaol of the NORTHGATE, in ind for
the City of C:ie-t..r.
VIRST NOTICL.

Thomx., Brooke, late of Hooky, near flud.larsfield, in the
county of York, clothier.
James Hale, late of th• cit♦ of Chester, botcher.
John Parsoitap, late of tlitr city of Cheater, baker.
Robert Thomas, heretofore of Carnarvon, iti the county of
Carstan on, and since of the city of Chester, covrieriter.

CRISONER in the Ca. 1 of AYLESBURY, in the comity of

Buck,.
TI EST NOTICE.

John finnan, other.% lie Brown, late of Aylesbury, in the
county of Su,ko, and of llorchester, in the county 01 Durtet,
cork cuto:r and Ntteu•maker.
PRISONERS in Hit Majesty's Gad the Castle of LINCOLN,
1.1 and for the County u( Lincoln.
FIRST woriClt.

John Kennincron, late of Great Grimrby, in the county of
Lincoln. victualler and taller.

Richard Walkin, lit, of Gedney Drove, in the parish of
GNlney, in the county of Linn/o, (mune,.
Ann Ilcown, late of Spalding, in the county of Lincoln,
widow and confectioner.

Shehra Beckwith, late of Crawling!, in the county of Lincoln,
-.Arad mater.

John Ellis, late of Dyke, in the parbh of Bourne, in the
county of Lincoln, wesocr,

Thomas Berme's., late of Leghorn, in the county of Lincoln,
la4ourer.

Etlward Taylor, formerls of Louth, is the county of Lincoln,
but I. ti Sp liking, in the ssid county, g
PRISONERS in iF4 Majerty% GLiol at It LISLE, in ani/
for the County of Curnber.and.
VIES? NOTICE.

William Jackson, Lite of Brampton, in the county of Cum-
berland.
William Carr, of Alston, in the county of Cumberland.

PRISONERS in the Gaol at CHESTERFIF.ILD, in and fur
the Liberty and Hundred of Scan.JAl,' in the county of
Du by.

•lIIT NOTICI.

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G.,orge Iloyland, of Wo:Tiogton, Lt the county of Derby,

Jolla &moot, of Eckington, in the county of Derby,
vzstnuth.

PRISONERS in the Sheriff's Prison as DERBY, in and for
th.!t:innity of Derby.
FIRST NOTICE.

Giies itanrarcl, formerly of the town and county of the town
of Nottingham, and Lite of the borough of Derby, in the
county 01 D •rhy, bemtware maker.

'rho nas Titley, fo in of Watten Bridge and late of
Bridge Holm: grrea, both in the county of Ijorby, ca'ainet
maker.

Samuel Street, formeriv of Manchester, and late of Il.ag
in the eonoty of Derby, Lew and umbrella mAker.

PRIHUNt•.R in the Gaol or Slt•tors, Ward in the City of
WINCHESTER, iu and fur t'h•Cuouty of Suathanipton.