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London, England, 1804-02-18 00:00:00

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8EF011..13 N. BOND, ESQ. AND•SiIt W. PAttso3:,
A servant belonging to Mr. Dolan, a cheese:
I monger it) the' trand; was charged ti.ith stealing two.
I halits and cheese., the property of his master; and
I the keeper Of an old iron shop in Windmill-stree4
Haymarket, with receiving the sane, knowing it
I to have been so:tier). Mr. Dolan having some sits.
pition that his servant robbed him and concealed the
1 piroperty at his stable; near the dwelling-house, till
1 opportunity offered for its being taken away, caused
the ctaEle to be searched on Thursday, when , two
hams and a large crieese were found in the stable;..
concealed among some hay ; in consequence of which.
two of the Bow_street Patrole were statiAled there-
in the eiteti,. to watch, and about eight o'clock;
Mi. ailan's servant and another man came to the
stable, where they remained about five minutes-in :
the dark, and then came cat, the other man carrying.
something in a sack, which he took to his house in,
Windrhill-street (Mr. Dolan's man parting .with
him in the Strand), and where the Officers seized
him with the sack, which contained two hams and
a cheese; the property of Mr. Dolan. The Prisoners
were therefore -committed for trial ; the one for
stealing, and the other for receiving, knowing, the
property to have been stolen.
A young man, a clerk to an eminent merchant in. :
the city; was charged with forging a (bait fur 7411.
ptirporting to be draWn by Richard Ripley in favour
of John Chapman, upon Messrs. Robarts and Co.
Barkers; in Lombard-street. It appeared that the
draft was dated the 6th inst. and presented and paid
on the 7th. _ . •

Se venal ClerkS belonging to the house of Robarts
and Co. attended, hut could not identify hii person;
) but a Witness, who is acquainted with .the •Pri.•
1 soner's hand-Writing, said, he believed the signing,
IJ. Chapman, to he his writing.
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The Prisoner left 4.0 o!: with Mr. Hawley, a sil..
I versmith iii Coventry-street, the 'lay after. the draft
i was paid, for- foreign coin to be procured for him to
Ithat amount, but did not call for it at the appointed
i time, suppOsed to be occasioned by seeing himself
I advertised, and in a few days after, Messrs. Robarts 111
ireceived, in a letter from the-Prisoner, Notes ro the
amount of 24.61. and when he was-apprehended by
1 Anthony, he found notes to the amount of 401. upon
1 him.

The Prisoner had taken his passage
.for Jamaica
previous to the draft being uttered. He Was fully
committed for trial.

Barth°/ammo Sc4lly was brought up for examina-
tion, charged with being concerned:in breaking
open the house of John Woosman, a jeweller of
High-street, St. Giles's, on Sunday night, and,
stealing property to the amount of 3001.
The Prosecutor's wife, who is a materialWitnesst
being extremely ill,. and not able to attend, he- was
committed for further examination,

.MANstom Hot's E.—On Thursday several -Bakers
were fined for not having made their returns at the
Cocker-office, at the Mansion House, weekly, ac.
cording to law.
GUILDHALL.--Yesterday Mr. Temple, liquor_
merchant, of Fleet-market, was brought, by um-
mons, before the Sitting Alderman, by the Inquest
of St. Bride's parish, in the ward of Farringdon..
Without, for exposing at his window to sale, and
selling his spiritous liquors on the Sabbath-day, anti
thereon convided agreeable to law. The penalty
was dispensed with, he promising not to offend
again, but shut his chop up close the whole of the
Sabbath-day in future, and not to sell ally spirits
on any part of the. Lord's_day.
A Hair-dresser was summoned by the InqUest
of St. Sepulchre's parish, in the same ward, and
shared the same fate, attended with the same pro_
raise. This case was treated with less cor,s-idera-
tion, it being observed that people may shave them.
selves, or get shaved on a Saturday or a Monday.

GUILDIIALL.—Yesterday at a Meeting of the
Militia Committee, to consider of carrying into
execution the best manner of presenting the colours
of this City to the several Regiments of the Loyal
London Volunteers, it was postponed at the request
of the LORD MAYOR till a future day, of which
due notice will be given.

The Si. Margaret's and St. John's Corps were
yesterday inspected by Col. JENKtwso-N, and af-
terwards •Itad a grand Field Day in Hyde Park.__
Col, JENKINsoN paid them many Compliments on
their soldier like appearance and condue.t.
The DUrham Regiment of Militia marched into
Hull frbm Beverley on Tuesday se'nnight, and took
possession of the Barracks fitted up for them in.
Lime-street. The Cumberland Militia marched
into BeV'etley the same day, to replace the Dur-
ham. :Three companies of the former are still guar..
tered at Whitby, Seatborough, and Br idlington.
Yesterd4y :morning the body of the unfortunate
SIMMoNs, Lord, WALST NCH AM'S Coachnian, was
conveyed tO an. Undertaker's in Mount_street, for
the purpose of having the head opened, that it might
be ascertained whether the marks of Violence
which-appeared -ott" his face- had 'been. de cause of
his death.. In' order that the pOOr man's 'friends
might he completely satisfied, Lord WALsINGHAM
undertook to pay every expence attending the ope..
ration, and`employed two Surgeons,, and two Apo'.
thecaries; on the•occasion. The principal operator
was Mr. LYNN, who, after inspedling, every part
about the head, was convinced, as, well as the other
gentlemen of the profession present, that the de..
ceased had not died from the blows which appeared
on his head and face. • However, as the Gentlemen
-had proceeded so far, they were desirous of finding
-"out the true cause, and for that purpose opened the
chest,-when it soon appeared that he had broken a
blood vessel, which had completely inundated the
heart, and had occasioned his death.' This bing
ascertained, the deceased's friends were perfedly
-satisfied.,

On Thursday afternoon a fire broke rut in Peter.
street, Fiallinoon-alley, Bishopsgate-street, which,
from the want of water on its first appearance,
threatened much damage to the neighbourhood; but
by the timely exertions of the 6h. Regiment of
Loyal London Volunteers, and the alivity of the
firemen, it was got under, without spreading tai.
Cher than the dwelling 'where it began-, whieb Was
nearly calmed.

George Donaghue was indicted for burglariously
/taking and entering the dwelling house of William

UNION HALL.— A long private examination
took place
,before six of the Magistrates on a case of
imposture : a man has for some time past been in
the habit of delivering a sort of letittre-to the cre-
dulous in the neighbourhood of the Neckinger he
in this case, made use of a boy as his instrument,
who though wholly, as he held out, untaught and
illiterate, contrived to dream wonderful strange
dreams every. night, which he' would delineate on
paper the next morning=--the Preacher would then
expound these dreams so delineated to histredulous
auditory, who were very' numerous, and would
draw from them such terrific inferences as to affright
and throw into a state of despondency many of
them. One of his constant heaters, after, giving
himself up to all the ifthirorS of what he was taught
to believe—a guilty 'conscience—rushed preMature-
ly into the presence of his Maker ; and it is feared,:
others may he wrought on in like-manner.. To pre-
vent this, as much as possible, was the objet of the,
present exainination ; and some measures_ will be
taken to put a stop to such improper lectures in
future. The Bishop will, of course, be acquainted
with it.

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