The National Register.
London, England, 1818-09-06 00:00:00

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SEPT. 6

COUNTY ASSIZES.

GLOUCESTER, AUGUST 31.

At 12 o'clock Mr. Baron Garrote took his sent be the
Clown Court ; Mr. Justice llolroyd in the Nisi Prius. The
calendar contains sixty tight poisoners for the town and coun-
ty. The charges are all of the common kind, by far the
greater number fur petty larceny.
The Grand Juries for the county and for the city were
sworn, and the proclamation against sire, protillleLC.:4. and
immorality' waa read. Thu Maggots of Worcester is late!
113111 of the Conety Grand Jury ; nest to Min Efloil Lord .fps.
Icy and the Right Hun. Charles Iliagge Bathurst.
Mr. Baron tiaesuw.—" (it ntlemen, When I address the re.
presentatives of all that is high in rank, respectable, and es•
turnable in the county, I Cannot Hyoid saying something of the
circumstances under which we are 'net. What I have had
a plot in the proceedings which occasioned so touch trouble,
and so notch unprofitable expense to this county, is to me ie
/natterpainf regret. Were I conscious of any blame that
of al
coned be attached to my!evadiect, ur of any orglert on my
part of what could have prevented the sea ions inconvenience
that has an ism), I shunlil not have the cotirtige to wet yogi
hese this 114 y, whatever might be the entssequenee to abyssal.
At the haga,d at least of incapacitating inywelf for the per-
farmance of my day, I Inland hither: the highest legal air
thorny lies ileciared that :so blame was impetahle to say one ;
Justly among yourselves have expiessed oar conviction to
.the same eaft ct. This I speak not limn otitity, lint from ale
1111%it to Whielo 1 feel to discharge my duty. At the
time 1 must say. that this matter hes been to me, and will be
ter some time, &source of real sot row alt.! anelio„...
Hi- I.eirdship throe pruee•edcd to make *inlaid._ observa-
tions fin the various chic i4es ill the. caielidae. They were the
result of an improved stale of the country, and of the pro-
gress of knualedge and virtue, which he hoped trunk' go on
increasing a tole crimes of eyrie kind would hr diminishing
nuaibee all I importancfs. ['here WWI oue etse in the ca.
lendas (Clouts a Weld), for rains) which iegaired ;Ham! a. I
attention. lie medial not to tell 'nen of their (militated
naindsoleat the snore :his subject 0.111 diricessed by them, anal
the less it was tliseies-ed in Court, the better for ;blithe ime-
reels acid 1.4 the justice of the comatosely. His Lordship
entered at great lentils guise she peculiarities of questions of
this soli. and toe toles laid'lowgirespce ing the esidenee of
It by Loot Hale and Judge Blarkstimic, upon Cacti ter %betas
be bestoW,tl All pimps lit esilogirint. The Grated Jury re
tired, awl soon rem, vied with a pannier of trite inns.
James Be tub, aged 32, Was convicted of stealing a note
and some shileings out of the pocket of Jolla Voris. ft ap-
peared mat Oasis boil ! t, tolel4 (ter prisoner with ml/Ille
,drink, :11111 14,t hlikisell iPer•lcitr quite druid: . the promner
at the same time was el greet paw. lo keep himself sfoser,
and took the opportunity of steAtill./ Ike money from his
drunken Malefactor. Toe girl in the public J14,11.4n saw the
prisoner's hand in Davis's pocket, .111'1 imrt thee moor% .c..yt
funnel upon him. 'lite prisoner 15 CO ait'..irt 1,)ok
and received a foci y gond character from resiiertable lea.
keepers. whom he had served as ethlett•ii.lll. The Jury re,'
eorninctoled him to be ivy. •
Mr. B4ll.llGat'r:'x4Ail, that there could scarcely he a
ease inure aggravated than the prisoner's. Till lately the
offence was eneitiel ; were it so still, he 6110111,1nel he the
judge that would in Ilya instance reivains. rid any io.tigat
tion. To the jolty the prisoner owed a eeduction of seven,
years in the period for which he was to lee trafespoi led. Ties
sentence of the Court was, that lee should be trans's,. tee' for
fourteen yells.
The prosecutor Ispplied for hit ernences in vain, and was
severely reprimanded for hie drunkenness and misconduct.
James Webb, aged 22, was eOlivietetl upon two successive
prosecutions of sheep welling. He hail been turn.( art opt-
nig to at II the stolen sheep, and could give iio salisfectoty
account how he came by them. It 0114 ronarkauie that der-
ling the first prosecution he asked lee questions in cruse exit-
nination ; beat that while he skied a coos ict and a culprit on
the second pnnccuuuee, lie was active aced 1114eilluits ill Cross-
txamining.
Charles Webb, aged 111, the person to veilosecae thee Judge
had alluded in his charge to the grand jury, a:li ignored as
to the rape, brit put-upon his trial for an assault.
Mr. Baron Darrow ordered all thee ladies and filnales out
4,:zotiri. This order being at least very slowly complied with,
his Lordship desired those that remained to cione forward
that they might be seen. This iced the desired elfect. •
Mary Bartow, a beautiful little girl .ut 15, was the prose-
catrix in this case. lier manure and appearance ice giving
evidence were quite sittgoler. With the greatest, ilitn/eAt
;yet wills tw•rfect compwore, she. gave direct awl ready an-
swers to all tile qurstions put to leer. She Itsaettittl and
denied with equal readiness end decision, whether her
answer la,onred or counteracted the prosecution. Her
father is .a Intonering man at Beekturfl. The prisoner is
overseer of people that worked fur Squire Viakeman at
that place. She worked under the eye of the prisoner for
sevenpence a day. Oa the evening of the ‘4otli oft May, she
was sent to Mr. Wakeman's brewlionse fur berm. 'itee pri-
soner there attempted to lake indecent libel tics. Next
night he came to her father's house to get her father Ire assist
Sine in getting some hens off the roost, with which her mother
was to ga next day to market. Her father was nowt 11, and in
bed, and metered her to go. She, in consenetenc.4 of the
prisoner's conduct the former day, refused, but leer father
threatened to break her neck it she did not go. She event.
As they were g ing the pi koner attemptee indecent liberties:
utter:they got Wheelie pude') where the roost w as,the prisoner
threw her on a seat and violently elected his pereafie. He
left her sick aced fainf,.and gut hold of the hens, with wheme
he came back to her, and which she tarried home. She told
nothing to her father and mother, gut worked every day
with Charles as usual. for fear of °Rending her father, her
mother, and the squire. A fortuight afterwards the thing
was gene ran y talked of, the prisoner having necrotic:nett I:,
and (the Rev. Or. had the witness examinee', in
consequenceof which the prisoner was committed fur a rape.
Mr. Ludlow called two yonnetnen, sell.m it is but fair to
name, John Deer and Robert Smith. They' protect .eel, that
proseenttax had sittfered them to take every liberty shori
cf criminal interconv.e witlio,lt the least oifloce. His Lord.
slip eXalitilet ti lbe•lii 0.1 et'ily on this snojcet i(tbe pte•eccetrix
bad nu coloct•I and iliry exhibited every symptom of filse•
hood and iiicate.istenty.
Mary Hamra was elpidll called, and readily advs ited hliat
alit had r .e.l with one of this wititesaes tSmithe alit n the
ttst, and in /sten v.• at' the prisont.r ; but most decidedly .111 d
pintitivesy denied any dieporpet liberucs h c a; heels ta. cot
with leer Os either of them.
Mr. Ilaufn G irrovr summed np the evidence at great length,
lied enter Isen.e.f we 1n nosic.s sever ity an the eondaiet of the pl
&nate We cannot Rieke his Lordship'soloserratisons iutclligeble
ouaccouut ut tiro dr2o,orry of du soluecl. thigi they ken ing

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a rape they mom acquit the primmer, whatever might he their
moral conviction, since the. nn happy girl concealed the cir
cuntslarme so long. They were apt to judge irmorrectly by
Trying the conotnet of hoinlole, private and low iodic illll3lA,
acroroling to the rooks of her classes. That she set nt with
the prisoner under the free of ',mental antiomity, that she
concealed her misfortnue from mistaken fear of offending
persons who load power over her, were eircumstanees by no
memos unaccountable. The case was clear beyond doubt.—
It had been insinuated that this girl of 15 had hero a wanton,
and two young men gave evidence to support that insinua-
tion. They went to Moe her after the prisoner bad been coin.
raitted. If their testimony was true, they weo v. dicgraeed by
their conduct t certain it was, they disgraced themselves in
that Court. The jury at once timed him Guilty.
The learned lodge addressed the prisoner ill terms nr the
severest censure and reprobation. 11, s tuo.l in more ic,p;,eis
than one in the relation of a guardian to the otdortim..te ;611.
01 this relation he had moiled loineoril to :.go, her
virtue and harmor. He honour, for pet ,l):/• it: her sit oil-
tion bad hennur as well as ',cosine: tot higlier ranks, and fen
the loss of it pc' soaps the more severe!v, as they Irul tout the
same circumstances to relieve them. Hr. hiti disrobed her
of what was valuable to her as life, and then bullly boasted
of his atrocity. The sentence of the Court was, that he be'
imprisoned for 12 calendar months._

His Lordship theta iiat,lieied Mary Pariorr with mocli
" Re not intlucc:l by harp etietl to be a
naughty gill. ILlo twine, and tal.a care tat' 3ciir3elf."—Atl•
journal' at S o'clock.
CROWS SIDE. -Tur..4my, SEPT. 1.
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Edward Tim lily. evil.,., and Willi-not Cooper, aged 50,
sere convicted, clikitiy upon the etidtnce of an accomplice,
el tirea4iing into barns and sicaling corn.

Mt. Baron Ciai row, before passing senteaee, said, that it
was fortunate Ibr them that tilt• houses they had broken into
were not dwelling houses. If they were, he should nes tainty'
have left Near for en ee.:tion, as he was.d..tersnined to enturee
lie utmost rigour of the I.sw wherever he found going
fur•li its gangs and 'littlish...l with instruments for Isreakiivz
into houses, dishsrhiii ihr seesiritv awl endangering the lives
t (inset asid honest ,gen. Up in the evidence by which they
were convicted he st reisiaik, awl he wished to Gad that
it was deeply isisnrrssed upon the hearts of' mesh that thieves
were not so taiseli in danger fre4ll the 111111111e1 hiss, of the true
shut, or 1.10,15 114.1 traps and spring' anus, 44 fume the traps
sin' spring gnus set in the breasts of their associates, who in
the hour at tletvelittil reit lily heti ayeil theal tit order to s tve
themselves. They were sentenced to teansportation for
.e res. y es+ s. •
SINGVLAR lihritAlfilrY —John Rinker. aged 11. was charg-
ed wit:, .teali-.g 4 Vl4lett fruit a dwebitig-liouse. He was %cell
e 0111.114 .411 of the house, mud the trivet' wirstound upon iiim.
Mr. Itri 10* Oa, raw, riddreti,intl- the .jury, said they had
'peruse team a most incisiewhol).epeetaide.

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Colowoogliam,govc, our of the caul, begged his Lordship
to tool. at the .10 %I CJl•Meoteroll in the ealenotar.
trivis Garrow ii.l :te was notiont lona .eoll to the very
•11.41114.114:sle. grui wadi) t his sooggrostim. It .appeatred that
this child w s ado locoed toy an unnatural mother.
jory roon!,1 have 110 doom of the child's guilt, NMI follVit,
tin perhap'• the greatest useicy. they could MUM 10 bun.
—Guilty.
.11s Lordship then aollresse.l Itimself.to the child. H.• was
~ p.aonoil a what .w so; called m p 'slimestt, but what he
Isiior.l wool I be a o.esOitz to Will. W1141.Y: bold saV.• him fruit
the oast omit, from the unhappy practices in a Inch he
Ha% trained, aoure,all fr.i.o the advice and e ommok of a cm.
and niowstretta I,a rent. .By lhainstitlilionrof his e.iiiiiiry ilii•
Court woold hero lie his .p on at. and take eare that hi• shottl.l
have insirtsetiou cotter ti.m. 1-1.• might indeed, its little
more than tvro year., s..r hint again at that bar; utt, lie hope
be ter thing,. It was slat possible fur him to beemite a good,
honest, and it.eful man. His sentence %vat, that he shook! be
coldhaeilinthe Penitentiary House filo two bear..

5.111131. —,,Lismrs G.traoer, eigt.ti 35, %as courict•
ed ut stealiii4 five wi-ther tegs ut Ere,tleaelt :Harlin. There
war no:lting Aitigstl4r in the pr..of. Tito sheep wets missed,
and tisesal to a man alio bought them flow I'i' pi imam.. lie
war again dried upon a second iadietineut far a similar of.
fence, and convicted.
The Judge immediately pronounced sentence of death, and
assured the prisoner that no 1111tigA
that be slion11(1 be left fur execwittii:

14,11 em, WCULZ Wilt) bad been convicted cpon two indict-
asents, was afterwards breitsbr up .tad Ibils addres‘ed :—You
have been convicted of two separate Acta of sheep
This kind of property k seatteied in initnewe r limbers over
the countiy. It forms one of the staple coon 444444 i 4 ies It:. the
island. From its nature it ti exposed to dent;•ilatiotet, and
the kw most th. re 7.trc extend to itant pos.i.de -prottl'lloll.
The severity with which sheet,lten4lic has 'wen pin:kited
cannot be relaxed until it produce refoi in. You are tiow• to
receive sentence of death, and le: ilie.tiolue you that
can expert no such mitigation as I Hui) always happy t 11.•
1,0111:11Vt1•1 Mli,re that can be done. I-lete the prisoner cried
for mercy, Iklyt Ou ilia knee,. and applied his handkerchief
to Ins eyes to stop his tears.) No mercy can be extended to
you. yon to prostrate yourself on your knees to the
_neat God whoot von have offended, and to. prepare fur tile
fate that is h.::: c.,hle.

John► aloyo, as•dt 19, and Daniel Powell, aged 28, were
convicted of steattag in it dwelling house, under the value
of 40s. They were sentenced to transportation for 7 years.
It appeared 11141 blayo had formerly been sentenced to
death for a burglary, but had his sentence initigatA to* few
months' impren tttttt ent, He had afterwards heen outplayed
by Nledulows, the hair dreer, who keep• 4:!e lodgings ter
the Judges in Gloucester, and had actually *ailed upoutheir
Loudsl.tps.
Mr. baron( Darrow rolled Meddows into the witness•s•box,
reprimanded " severely. and:, 'id, ilia! !e hr !tad knowb of
it, be should have directed the High Sheriff to find 'Lea► other
lodgings.
His Lordship took occosion to mention during the day, tint
on the summer circuit lost year( which was the Oxford circuio
lie had hod secosion to pass sentence on 383 persuns, sod
scntt•nce of died, on 1211.
Cur Gr:mtl Jury frond trait bills for perjury against T.
Welles, U.U. (one of Ile: acting Magistrates of the county,)
and Eliz.soeill Wars, widow.
Tri,ll'l.er, 421.1 i 22, was cons tetra of horse stealing.
FL, Lot dship, befire pmnuuancing 311.U1e/ICV 01 death, noel,
Gat, he had remion to believe ,not the prisoner had be:4,
crupluyrd his master to commit the felony. Servants wen•
not obliged, anti were not excused, by such wicked co„,.
moods. The sentence of death, however, should not lie ear-
tied into execution. The ulmu•l instigation might be ex-
pected, if he in the mean (tic condor:led himself properly,
which the very humane gentleman win, superintended the
gaol ('1:. Cuupinghau►) would vise► ec.

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POI. IC I.:.

MANSION HOUSE.

Timmslay the Justice Room %vas mar(• than usually crowrir4,
it being pretty generally known that u ease of vrry gross
imposition was to be investigated.
Andrews, the Barrister, *llc:islet/ for the pi-risco-titian
lie said the charge ;I•4ailist the pi ismicr was der idcilly of a
felonious kind, and that the art anti cow ti
to render it a of ;;lent public lute' c-t. i( brio, pnlbal .c
that by such au ariittigcuicut of sirristirstances the most ex-
periences/ might he ilevclvcil.

A well-dressed Jew, l41:11 r:lfile was Leigh,
was lint to the bar. lie was rf.pi don the prosecution
Sl,he AS !ravine several names, awl having appeared bet'," e thtl
public 111)011 several ,14.111%.1.q15.
His prosecutor, JOA11•11 )4111in:reit, a jeweller, reshlcut in
St. iNlary Ase, stated, that ilia prisoner came to hint it mouths
a ao, mid had dealings t.ii i hint for jewellery to the a:1101111i 91
whieli stun was paid ihern opou delivery. SIMII after.
wards the pri,uner again C.lfile to him and oh:sines! a very
line watch, chain, awl seal-, old diamond broards , rine, Coe
which he said he would give him the acceptant rut' a tever.
table solicitor. The prisoner in the youtse of votivetsation
said, that lie was a merchant fa um Calcutta, and lied coins
over to this country with a fortune of 11,0091. in hills nod in-
vestments in the tonse Of Campbell and Co. He showed the
prosecutor several papers on the louse of Forbes, is
place, w Itichlt.4l notlou bt upon Milliagen's mind thatille.repre-
sentation was correct. The watch, chain, and seals, val...
2M. were then delivered to him. The prisooes then protiticel
a bill drawn upon the solicitor to whom we have alluded Cm:.
upwards of G9l. The only thing it wanted was the

The Lora Mayor.—Da you know that the prisoner is not
from India, and that he is nut a Clive: ta meichatd ?

. .
lreusreutnr.—l never knew him; he casne LI) We as nen:or
min Leicit, Lmi and war a compkte
.Mr.H4r.ner....-Wl:y dill ,vet: not, 11,•)(N) atria:; .that the pri-
%oner did not return front liation-,-itrden, knack at qty
and alit me about the neeetnunve
To tbil no Jammer m as ietutiit.4.

It N 44 übn►►tted. upon of the prkonrr, that the
neuter Wll conducted irs the ozpooer of a emu) ui inraineie
the bid of parcels having &pen regoir!ly prot•ured.
Alr. Atitheoa said, that atr:►tngetu proved the Mouluur•

A letter Gant the proseentor to tho prisoner woo pun.lnee.4..
It was written month after the trinsact:on, and ncipit:r4l
that the writer conceiveJ the primmer hail Hut dune 44,
mischief intvntionally..
_

• The pausecutor fait, the reaspo be had not prrseented
betiare tiiti. was., Mot the nrisuner had promised tab stile Cam .
'natter. Al the same time. the pri-otu r drii.seed that behall
ttwd Ilr Manure. 'inge nojit•titirbly.
Auilrews.-11 a iraile3maii clues not du all ,that Me
matlit to du, that surely does cut purge the efirence. I All
eourinced it heroines Mr. Millicagen to p.useciate :411111. utmost,
and I
trust yetar.J..ostaship will t;a't bi.n P.II• oppoitimity of
doing so, ny ruuuuUliii this rout fur :be felony. If not, you
may rely Oil it that such bail will be .Murat an as will praverg
public justice.
_ _

Tlie.lord,Whyor.—Tlie thing is def. Kee ; there- is no
d fora felonious elutrze., I eao see wb.si the prim:onyx
6. but I cannot commit trim for a felony.
Andrewi.—► f.‘noie ut jwoiee nity nrive from your
.node of pmeeedeog, ray .Lord. leo rote entertain. a
&mho whether a pei bola INIOUId he eon ttttt tied hail felony or a
fraud, it as ill% duty to coolant for tile felony.
The Lord e•cose me. kit never do so.
Yon would Out liEtt lemperiog ju‘tire with mercy.
.11r. An.lrene.—Tile power of .m•nsig iltu•e qualities does
not elist in the coiimintstig Aidgiltr.ite. lie noultiog to .
do with the nirreifol oho. We must built ig little taiclier for
that.

The Lord Alp:tr.—lll taLe.bail ear the agenee, notwitti- -
standing.
Notice of bail %vas ordered to he given, and Ole prisaaer
was delivered into the Cale of au cfiieer.
MARL/WWI/Cal STRRET.
•

Sarah Keadey was 3aauglii I' elferreal
on sit•pieion of stealing .4 ,z.., :144! plop •rt:, of her master. .
Mr. Newt fliti,l he residrd a /U. Upper ilerkele.street. Ov
going to bed about I o'clock u l Tuesday into mai!, lie laid
I'vo 11 notes tile table of hi, dressing-room!
.dionsing hisdn el-room ; be (...se ammo d, and I.
lii two outs pound notes only.. On enquiry 111• found the •
I.(:,oner only had been in the room; he 11.141 been inclined to
susucct the prisoner from several equivocal acts before COM.
dotted. His statement was in twat soppoited by the evidence
of Ehsabellt Hammond, hot mil fully. The rrisoner denied
thr citAs Stu: %415 Ibex tellidotiled.
Jldrihrw Hall, IVilliam Barkley. and Williaw. Joisnson,
lure! L:l'wguards,orn, weir eliirged with a violent assault
opoo Robert Uhrimes. The complainant, who is a watchman,
said, that about I o'clock on tvedoestivsy morning, a person,
named Wilson •Coolun,,: had Rive n^ the tirstmann .1 pi isoner,
Hall. into custody, upon the charge of having robbed him of
his pocket-book and four U. motes, in Oxford-street. He
saw owe guardsuien standing by Saunders' s Hotel. Buckley
insulteti him, and, assisted by several others, knocked Imo
doe n and stripped him of his coat, awl csideavonied to rescue
1-1411, who was CA urged wins the rubbery.
Mr. Cooke (lid not appear to prosecute for the robbery;
Hall was therefore fll.eitargrtl. Buckley dna Johnson were
ordt red to fiud bail :re. he assault.
HATTON GAP DEN.

. Mr. Brown, brewer, sit ISrinulf• , wavi snnimoned up to
aIINVICr .1 vim rge agc.olt him by the o'beers of the e% came,
cloireed with having w lii possession, cs.htraly 10 act of
pirniment, a 1111411tIty nicol,inr, for the pat-pose vg....,b3urb
tlat• d.lll beer. Tilt ultie. i .
/ cask full, wait part of
souther, which ',eel to,,i,gbr away With them. rie caeo
living proved, the netendrat was convicted to tl•e mitigated
penalty of SOI.

On Wednesday afternoon, o deceally dressed, woman, aryl-
ing herself Mrs Steven-„asiiiiili dealer, in Jacob Street, Dock
flead,orderi.J from .di. 'Cooley Street, tea and
sugar ninolinting to 9t. %%oleo she to p4y wt deiivery;
arrived, alie K that w 4). in th.:
%imp ro g 4 %kis Ihe NJ to 4 o..ighirry.latg puhtic house wheie
her a.is, and sell lion to I,i, toe aiounist of the
bill the utwolipectiug 14,1 to rut with th.• 1/0141 told him
10
.„.1) 1V•I eitgaged ; however.
di,. 1.01 returned instau ly omit to on si ci .1:1 was goat,
except they had only taken
day befoir, , the IJrrdlhiy Ir.J &skull raCP:IICC *Jiro

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FAS

ARMY COSTItACTS.
. , C03f31155.1111.4T IIeIIzeRT.VENT.
Tr Nis :ry Ciamelars.£4M "fish UN.
ct)TICE is bereft:" given to all Perwns deairows of
sum:. tl4: :;:41:Airg Ara:47,JY the Use of Na

• iiltr.%l).
its %8 Ml;eitn't Lane rorers In Cant %/i./Ziga, Quarters, and Bar.
.1646. in th.• Nader-nlent;miJ Coxo•lcs on.. istord,t:=—
A:dorncy. Bedford, lk•rks (inhaling the Town of liinivrford),
Bnitick. Ducks. Canibiidge (ii ckulin* oho Town of Newmarket),
C...tster. Corny:Al (including detliyt, l tuntserhind, Derby. Devon,
INarhani, Essen. t;loster tint:Wing the City of Bristol),
tirkerrusey. Hams. llertferd, liertfool, iien.ts, Ideuf Man, Isle of
Wwlit. Kent. Lanclista, Leicester. Libealti, Aliddiesex, Mon•
mouth, Norfolk. Northampton. Northumberland, Nottingham,
OZtord. Selbp, Somerset. StaflOrd, Suffolk. Stirrer, Sussex, War-
w.*. Woltmurrland, Wilts. NVorrwitcr, Yuri:, North and South
'Wale,. and in the screed Counties in North :tritain. As also
11:zud to the llous.;:eulil 'froopi in London and its •N'icnirLy.
041'6,
Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in tlietinder-
rr.enti!.teltetunie3 and Ishinds:
slford. Berwick. Bucks. Cambridge, Chester, CuMberland,
Willy. Durham. Gloster. Henftrcl. Itertflard, Hunts. Leicester,
I vicoln. Alunmouth, Northumberland. thifoul. Wieland, Salop,
.tatifbrd. WL.tinorelanil. Worcester' North and South Wales.
FOltAli s is.
HAV and STRAW, to his tlajeaty's Cavalry in Barrack;, and
Alan in Coutecuments and Quaroas, in the undermentioned Coun-
ens in :tomb Britain i
?perks. Coltman, Devon, Dorset, F.asex, Hams. including the his
Of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton,
Nnttiugliame Somerset. Suffblk. Surrey, Sussex, NVarnick, Wilts,
'int.::: And in the several Cou ttt i ttt in North Britain.
That the delirerf.s arc to COAtlitlICC on and fur the twenty- AM
417 of October ne.rt ; that proposals fa writing, sealed up, and
clashed •• Tender fur Army Stopplice,” will be received at this lie-
?serener, use or befire Tharsday the :AM of September). ( but none
will be received tiller twelve v'eteck on that day), and, if sent by
p)rt, flee postage must be paid.
Prop.so.'s must be made separately far each county and Island;
ecreipt fim tine Counties comprising Sorth and South lirales, all of
wi-th mast be included in one Tender; as alto must the several
cushties Id North Britain.
Farb proposal must hove tlu kiter which is annexed to the ten-
d-errffrfly.fitted up, by two pet sons of known property engaging
En *come bound :rifts the party tendering in the armour. stated
in the printed particulars, for the due performance of the contract ;
and m proposal will be noticed unkas made ma a printed tender)
and SA: privet expressed in words at length; and should it so
happen that during the continuance of the contract, no troops
e'oestd be supplied i* the County, the experiee of the stamps
.far the contract and bond, paid in the first instance by the con-
tractor, wilt be rOarded to hint.
Partirwlars of the contracts may be had upon application at
these Chambers; between the hours of eleven and five, and at the qt-
e fire Deputy Comvairsary General Ireneng, Edinburgh.
P.S. Samples of the Dread and Neu! may be seen at these Chant—
Jere between the hours of twelve and two.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. id, 1618.
THE Principal (Ytcers of His Majesty s Ordruitke
des hereby give Nutlet, that Proposals will be rec.-ingot their Office
ie Pall rNalli on or berore Friday, the 18th dap qf Stptentbcr nest.
,rions such Persons SS may be willing to undertake the supply
of Forage jiff the Ordnance Horses stationed in the undermentiresep
Ili•-ericts. to be delivered at the E.rposee of the Contractors vie.
Woolwich. IVestern.
North Britain. Sussex.
MI and. Kent, exclusive of Woolwich.
Faith West. Eastern.
, Ob. $ period of Six .Montle frown the tat October next. The Oats to
6s gotrd. sareet.dry. and than, reithout any mi.: titre of Foxy or Mow.
burnt Oars, and mast not weigh less than 37 Foods per Winchester
Bushel ; the flay to be sweet and dry; and delivered in Trusses of 36
pounds sseight•r---The Straw to be good, clean and dry Wheat or Bye
Straw, 41a delivered in Digests 4 J6lbs. weight.
The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Article
which may be delivered at the framing rater, via.
For the Oats at if hundred pounds. Avoirdupois weight
for the Hay at 47 hundred and twelve pountla.
For the Straw at t, hundred and twelve pounds.
!'ha Proposals maybe delivered separately or jointlyfor tar or more
of the said Station,. and it is expe_ted that the Contractor sh:Ure-
resr,e the Stable Dung; which, daring the Period of his Conti act, may
acesiniulate. oinking an allowunee fur the same after the rate of •
llgra Week.
Further Particular may be knolvh Upon application to the Officers
Commanding the Royal Artillery its eitei l/istrisl, and also at the
l•inctary's Office in I'.dl Mall; altrrenaid, any day betwucn the hour,
of ten and four o'clock. where the p.roposais must be delivered staled
rlp aura endorsed. '• Proposals for FORAGE " but no propoiAl can
Sdinitted after the said tech of Sapormiwir, at twelve o'clock at
nnou of the same day. neitherwili any tender be noticed unless the
ram: making it. or an agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Unite of the Board,. K. H. C W. Secretary.
SALMON, ODY, and Co. most respettfully re-
.rr filch- sincere thanks to Pidfessitatal Gentlemen and the Public
feu the liberal eneouturrnent they have received. and in Constrydrnce
I' the many bonstlis imitations of their eAtENT Sztr-A it/ est
two Invests, which are now daily advertised. without either
novelty. improvement, or utility' consider it their dtrty to CAUTION
the Public against the impositions of such false pretenders; the
PATENT SLLF-ADJUSTING TRUSSF.S, which require no
rt-aps, nor cause any confinement to the body, are manufactured
mitt' by SALMON, 01)Y, and Co. 291, Strand, Lownort, and
tom, Valais Royal. Pants; who have the honour to supply the
Arms and Navy. the Military and Naval Hospitals, the Tiamwort
flock Ards and Ordnance. the Marine lnfintary, the Hon.
East Ihdia Cotnoany. the City of London Truss Society. tin Mary-
he bone. Wivelieornbe. I.llenhigh, and Bristol Infirmailts, the WI
dleicv• I lospittd. loc. lee.
8: Persons risriditrg in the Country, sending the cheumference
of the body in inches. just ab:rve tlsc litpasPhuty depend upon being
a fitted.
Sold ne It ti TLZIL and So pi N. Chemists, 34. Saekvift-streets
ystint.oN; out by one or more Druggists in every principal Town
in I".Y,it.sst..
•

THr, ONLY GENUINE WIDOW WEICHIS
TILLS for I: Kit ALE COMPLAINTi. More Pills, invented by
W rt.c 14, one of the mod respectable dem people. called Quakers.
were Hi to the disposal of his widow. Mary Welch who long par •
pird them for charitable . Thelr ',lathy fur all Female
Ternplaints became genendr-uMscieures performed en young woman.
4Nwo ti t no years of aye. were plane:roue. Mazy
_recent GUMS per-
f•sernill lee the neighbourhood df York. ate published in the bill, ac.
n-cpanyiug the Tires. tee the benefit of the afflicted.
' hers. who is the grand-daughter of the Widow Welch.
and Oft otly person entitled to the Preparation. requester ehe Public
ill Wit- peetee ular cars-tore that the haniesot SHAW sod ktiwantret.
Nc. Wi, St. P.M', Church Yard, are engeoved on the Stamp arum-
rorying the lox. Price 21. 9d. Crp Las.
Sorillty Emither's Agent. E. Edwards. fib. St. PauTsChnrch
ti s'd. Loudon r. here also may he procurecl, tisn ulilrlll.A 1E N T
-:Tirt'ou Bei. it: Douro, a L emu', at Scurvy, tioeu. liheuntatirrn,
1 roe., As W IlittAs4.l. Tulare-a at the Ili•prvaev.
ta. 4,-.'lout., Lyndon, Gs.-- 10s. duy
amdee..l.