The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-28 00:00:00

and Dec. 8, at eleven', at the Clo`7! tavern, r xe`r. At-
tandes, Mr.: Ilowring Exeter ; 'or Messrs. Williitnts and
Dark, Bedford.r9w, London.
DIVIDENDS. . ,

Nov. 27. William Cowpertliwaite and lames Wariwt, of
Al.anchester, manufacturers, at three, at the Ilridge,ty.tter
Aro.s lnr., Mttitchester.
Dec: X. 106epli 11..ins?a, of lihrt's-Green,lehitrat, aid

Thoioa; of i34ttlei Susses, imikceNrs, lit•dae,

at a ilclhall, London. . .
Nov. 34. Joseph 0 Well, .of t-L)lborn, London, watch-m.Lker
and jovelier, at elev,m, aitG uildhal I.
Dee; I. Slaw, or: thelmsford, Essex, china ,and
earthenwareman, at one, at Guildnall, London.
Dec. 22. kob:.11 iehards, of Mill-lane,- Tuolcystreet,

Southwark, Surrey, ceder-itlerchaut, at ten, at
London.
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Dee, Ticked, of Nlarlow 13.ricige, Berkshire,

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ckalt.4, at i),:e, :it Guildhall, London. • ~. .
Nuv. 21. Ti10:11.1.i WiliIClS of St. Paul., Slndwell Middle-
sex,, , ,
biscuit•balcer, at,;,twelVe, at Guildhall.
N0v..19: GodfreyCalton, late of Sheffield:Yorkshire, linen.
draper, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. ... '
NOv. 8. Samuel ' Foster, formerlLoi...Elm, since of Si.

Peter's, Isle of Ely, acid latti.oiGraffintn, Huntingdon-
' shirc, tittibcr-tnerchant, at twelve, at the George Inn
Huntiugdon.
Nov, 27. Thomas Carter, late of Kingston-upnn,Httil,
sßi#it.mereliatit, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Monk-

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liar, York. .
Feb. b. Gcorgo IVardoll, of Mansell-street. Goodmanto.
•__ fields, Middlesex, mariner, at ten; at Guildhall.
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Nov. 12. Thomas 'slop. late of Kirkby Stephen, %Veit-
morland, tanner, at two, at the King's 41n4s, Kirkby
Stephen.
I).II2TNER.SIIIPS DISvOLI/51).

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Thomas Monney and William Charles, of Snort-street,
Mnortields, bout-imikers.
Joseph Parson, Samuel Fred y, William Turton,, and
. Samuel Kent Parson, or Da w End Linley, and other
. Lime Work Rushall • r

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p.ivelmort, Samuel 6entley, and Edmund %Wilson,
of She Meld, tible-knife•iii,inutaclorers.
Alt•xander Johnson and lames I. Meares, of 11Iancliester,
linen-drapers.
Charles Dou;las, Chevalier, and. Thomas Dax jun, of
BartholomeW-lane, stock-broken.
Coombe and Dugan', of Over Areley, Stafford, iron-manu-

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laktturers',
Robert smith and Edward Rayney, Sheffield, Yorkshire,
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SCLSS3IIIIIIIS.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCT. 27.

Joseph Hodson, a 'coachman, was charged Witli
assaulting. a carter. of the name of Briant 'Smith,
w:hiledrivinghiscart upon tholiingsland ;hood; up-
on the Bth o August last., It appeared-that a o.tlar-
rel had arisen` betwixt the Prosectuor and a' coakb man,
oWing Jo his cart and a coach running :..gainst...e-ach.,
other, acid that the coachman ty.'rrtg the stronger
mart, had given him a sey,:,•;,o ehaStiseinent with
his whip,:and.then knocl-xd him down and trod up-
" him although Lltere was no doubt as to a most
violent assault., :laving been comma ted, ,yet it was
plainly !!iewn by the Witnesses on behalf of, the
PeSendant,, that he was, not the coachman that had-
been the aggressor, but that it teas-one Moses Jewell,
who was then in Court. The Defendant, indeed',
was proved to haVe been in cinite a different quarter.
'at the time the assault, took place.,:. The Jury ac-,
Cordiogly, acquitted him.
Mary
_Starks:, Elizabeth Carlete, Sarah Barn,
Afaryliippen, and .Michael Aonshaw, were charged
with haying committed a riot, and assaulting Mrs.
of Blue Anchor-alley, ,Stepney,,flielda,
larqm ?the eyidence, it appeared. lhat the female
Defendants iuiaainl theTrosecutrix kept a houle
of bad, fame, and o.:Aaceiving she .had not:paid them.
sufficient Atte-m.lon, on account of. their- want •Of
personal .charms, they determined to be revenged
uppo her. Accordingly, upon the 27th of June
la 4, these females assembled in a riotous manner,
and having got the man named Bonshaw enlisted
into
,their service, as well as a number of boys.and
girls, therdetertnined to kick up a row, and to
assault this Mrs.' ,Henley whenever she: made
her appearance. It being a Saturday night,
the Prosccutrix had been.at market to :provide, like
a good housewife, the necessary articles for Sunday
and, upon her return home, accompanied by a friend
named, Grace Codroy, she was assailed on all sides by
'these resentful women, and the man, with, their
yoUng assistants, with mud and all kinds of filth,
In vain did she remonstrate upon the impropriety of
their condnEt 5 they had already gained" the..ascen-
dancy with the crowd, and had even got a Constable:
enlisted into their service, who, upon the entreaty
of a fair assOciate, was prevailed upon to take Mrs.
Codroy, the friend and neighbour of the -Prosecu-'
trix, to the watch-house, for having, as was alleclged,
scratched the face of one of their antagonists.
Mrs. Henley,swore positively to four of the De
fend,mts.. .

ThLl.Pary found all of Ihem Guilty, except Sarah
Burn.

The :Magistrate, after expressing -his disapproba-
tion of the condtila of the Constable, in cenimitting
a person to
.the Watch-house who had not b!.:1,
guilty pt.; any offence,. sentenced the three VVOITIetI
to seven days, and the man to fourteen days im-
prisonment.
Matthetv Murdoch was charged upon two indict-
mews, in the 'one by a young wonlaii •called' Susan
Veal, and in the other by a Mrs. Glasscock, With
having violently assaulted them
.one night lately in
Pulteney-street, at a ,quarter before twelve O'clock.
Defendant was a Journeyman Painter, near
Corhaby-market, btit whether actuated upon this
beca:ri. by an amorous or a ferocious disposition,
seemed doubtful. He, however, began his salutation-
uftlk; fair. Prwechtrix by putting his arm round her
heck, and eivon her making a vigorous remonstrance
and resistance, 'he adually knocked .bier down,.and
otherwise abuSed and maltreated her, as well as her
ebrhimniun. _ _

The Jury-found hint Gyilty, and he was sentenced
to pay a fine Of al. upon each indictment.
()harks Walker, a decrepid luau, by trade a watch..
maker; Was next charged with having violently and
'waptonlystruck a boy, named Cornelius Ward, son
of a blacksmith, over the head With a stick, fbr hay.-
Mg- touched a dog belonging to him. Of this of.
fence he. was found Guilty,
,and fined in the sum of
&it
:rite Court were next occupied, for many hours,
in the investigation of a charge' made by n boy of
the natne of .Mirttlisw William Banner, against his
master, a. ropeOlable jeweller, in, the pariAlf of St..
John's, Clerkenwell,.tor.an abominable9tfence ;' the
evidence, however, 'not :being: sufficient, and in
many.ropeets contradi6lory, the Ddendant teas ac-
,

Yesterday morning a journeyman butcher, in ti.e
nvighbonrhood of Claw-niarket, enc. iiis throat.—:-.
Jealouv js said to have been.the cause of his des-
peratioti.

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