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determination. eNpee:ed f,-aliefto't&r!nti,,li
the .subjeiit again.—The 2 7 It) 'of:l\lT
-tirne he saix' he then considered e%, _ffy
thing completely, bibkn \VAteeler,
continually pesteringati4 plaguing'. him 'With letter,.
He was.tiritness's confessor. ••
Sir Irr.ICAII.Y GLEY.S. to cr),is-exl..
mine the Witness, when Lord
served„ that there Most be an end to tliTs cause ; the.
Witness appearing to have continued his adtiressei.
u the lady down to the moment. Of to
WolVerharupton. .NVlrit had 6c6p stated
sel w'as to be left wholly out of the questiO ; and
as this eyi,lepce could not Make oat a conspiracy,'
the Jury would.tind'a verdi6t of nut guilty.
'Mr: CLaFoiti.), as Counsel for the:Defendant,
Dr. Milivr, observed that as a Minis.tet'of the Gos-
pel, all his client was---a ,of
the business, and an tionourableicquiftal ;, 'int.l no-.
thing coul,l be :nie cit
re satisfaory,or, lionOlirable to
hi:n and his friends, than to be:acquitted-upon the'
evidence 0,1 the Prosecutor himself.
Tne.jory then' returned a verdict, for all the De-
fendants, of--lVot Guilty.
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OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

HELD BEFORE MR. JUSTICE LE BLANC, MR. JUSTICE

TILE RECORDER, &C..
.11,1a7tha Doyle, was capitally indicted for uttering
a piece of counterfeit money, made. to the likeness -
of a shilling, • she having been betiins found:guilty,
at theClerkenwell. Session; of a situilar offence: • -
After the former conviction was proved, it appear-
ed, that the Prisoner went into a linenkiraper's shop.
to purdiase a gown, in payment for -which she•ten-
dered nine shidings, all of which proving to be bad,
'she, was taken into custody, and brought before
'Magistrate.
The Prisoner, in her defence, stated, that she was
an unfortunate girl, not more than seventeen years
of age. Her Mother, she said, had been dead for
some time, and her father bad turned her -out of
doors, and desired her to earn her bread in the best:
manner she could. *The Money she bad tendered to
the Prosecutor she had received the night before
from a Gentleman, and had notthe smallest idea it
was bad, and therefOrethrew. herself on the Court
and Jury for mercy. .
The ,Learned Judge, in summing: up the evidence,
said the story of the Prisoner might be entitled to
some degree of credit, wait not in evidence, and a
part of' her present. crime, that she had been befbre
convi6ted, and sentenced to a year's 'imprisonment
for a like offence% From this it-might be inferred
she was a common utterer of bacitponey ; but it the.
Jury entertained; any , doubt on the subject they
should acquit her.
The Jury, after some consideration,, returned a.
verdiCt of Guilty LDeath.
Ten were conviaed of felony, viz. David
Sylvester Wickham, Elizabeth Craldrock, Susanna 4;
Brou,;:hton, liii;hard Holland, Llitati.th Tag tor,
John Hind, James Taylor, Thomas Brace, and
James Fortest.—And five were:acquitted.

11131JistNG DUE ATED,—ThTee pitched battles,
between second-rate pugilists, were to have -taken,_
place on Thursday, at Wood's Green, near Boxton ;
but, whilst' Shy Pig, who once attempted to fight•
with Crib on Blackheath, and Isaac WOod,,:a.Water-
tnan-, were stripping, a body of Police Officers- en-•
tered the ring, and the rabble dispersed. The
groupe proceededon to Finchley, where another;
Nng
was.fortned, but the same Officers again- prevented
the fight taking place, and the '.eavalcade returned
disappointed t:Lcindon.
Dr. TRusieß, we bear, is going to publish the
Memoirs of his Life, with his Remarks upon Men
atid Manners ; and so anxious are his 'numerous
friends for the perusal, that they have prevailed with
him to publish it in parts, as fast as it can be.printed,
not waiting till the whole is completed. His Novels
of Modern Times and Life, being written in the
true spirit' of Swift, give us great expectation of en-
tertainment.
We have before noticed the astonishing success
of Dr. SOLOMON ,respecting the astonishing Cures
performed by that all-sanative Medicine the Cordial
Balm of Gilead, which has amazingly promoted. the
sale in this neighbourhood. These, cases, so re-
spe6tably attested, prove its intrinsic value its ner-
yens consumptive complaints in general, and uni-
versally stamp its' fame as the first Medicine extant.

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BIRTHS
On thursday morning, at Furzedon, Surrey, the Lady of
Charles Pole, Esq. of a Son.
On the 14tli tilt, at GraStnere, near-Kendal, Mrs.' Words-
worth, -wife of Mr. Wordsworth, so well known in the poe-
tical world, of a Son. •
Last week, at Morton's Fafm, !lucks, the Lady of John,
Stediban, Esq. of the Stamp-Office, of a Son.

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MAR R lAD •
On 'Monday last, at Westbourn, Sussex, the, Rev. Tho-
mas Dc Lacy, M. A. Archdeacon of Meath, icz Miss Moo-
tray, daughter of the late. John Moutray, Esq. Commissioner
in His Majesty's Navy. , . . •
On. Wednesday last, at Totness, in Devonshire. Rd. Mar-
shall, Esq. M. 15.. to MiSs Farwell, only daughter of Arthur
Farwell, Esq. of that place. . .
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