The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-16 00:00:00

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• rite first Witness 'Called was Mary 'Reid, who
• tike Faetorprow, Belfast: She saw the
i,,i.„,ner in May last, when he called at her own
and said Atx.al.,..ler Pickle had sent her A,
;,:,Jitl.e4 by hint..,He then g 9 we her a Note, which
• t:ave Mrs. Allen to bta►n change. She had.'
cf-lter Note but that one ; when Mrs. Allen went
iy Mrs. Black's with icshe was, detained: The
.I.isoner had other Notes in his pocket.d)ook,When
i gave her that onc.
Mrs. Allen said, she knows Mary Reid, and in
May last, she received a Note from her to get chank.
I. The Note now ',help to her she knows to
he
A saute. She went to the. shop of Mrs. Black to
:1 it changed, and'wasdetained.there.
t...'rctr examined by Count( BE L L, far the Pruoner.
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Q. Are you well aCquained with Mary Reid ?

MANSION-HousE.=:lorormation having been
given against a CrirriPing.house iu Church.court,
Aldgate, a party of Officers went, 'under the direct..
tiori of Mr. HoLoswoßTH, the City'Mar,hal, and
I apprehended' a great number of sailors. 'They were
yesterday taken before the LORD MAYOR, and ex.
amined, when it appeared they were men from the.
Fleet lately arrived from the East Indies, some of
whom were charged with veiny; deserters from His
Majesty's service. '2lis Lordghip ordered six of
'them to be taken on board the Tender, to serve
their King.
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• CAUTION TO Arra r,t:Ticp.s.—At the Tate Exe.
ter Assizes, Thomas 'Beer 'and' John-Wyatt? Ap.
prentices to a Farmer in Devonshire, were tried
upon Indictments,' 'charging theM with falsely.
daring, upon their enlisting themselves into His
Majesty's Marine Forces, that they were not
-
prentices, thereby fraudulently obtaining the bounty
:usually given to Marine Recruits, with intent to
,cheat and defraudlits MAittm-- of The same., The
faßs being clearly proved, the Jury fount! them
guilty, and they were each Statenced .to pay a' fine, •
and to beitnpriaoned for the space 'of three.calen-
dar months.—Asi warning to Apprentices against
this speCies of offence, which is becoming too!fre..
quent, it may not be improper to yard, that. the
Court has power to punish fenders of this descrip_
tion with the pillory and whipping, and eVeu trans. I,
portation.
Perjuryritteler the As,sexed Tax At7:7--Aethe late
Assizes for St4fordshire, a true_Bill of Indidluent
for Perjury, preferred outlet the. direOion of the
Commissioners for the Affairs of TaXes, was found
• by the Grand Jury, against a Mr. John. Dads of
Stoke, for false swearing before the. Cormnissioners
Aing within the Kundred of Pyrelfilt North, in
the said Co'unty, on an Appeal from a surcharge
made on him for the Rididg Horse Duty.
, -The Proprietor of one of the.Leids and Nete.
castle Waggons, was convieted on the zsth
before S r THOMAS SLIND;Iiy, and the Rev-Dr.
Tit t Pe* in, three penalties, for suffering waggon
to travel 'through the Borough of Knaresbro' on the
Sabbath.
.A melancholy occurre,nce happened' on. Saturday ,
last, at the seat of W. EGRRTON, Esq. M.' P. Tar.
ton park, Cheshire.: as his Lady. and Miss
Tax were taking an airing in a one-horse
in
,the Park, on a.sndden (by a flight, as supposed),
Mrs. EdititTOti leaped our, fell, and; never spoke
again,;;; she was far advanced in her pregnancy, ex.
peetingitourly to be confined. Mr. Ec eitToN. has',
been ever since delitiOus, having beep married only
ten months
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A most dreadful accident happened on Tuesday at
rt )on, in Upper Thames.street„ A cart coming up
the, lane leading from the Bell sand wharf, which is
so very narrow, except at one warehouse tfoor.way,
that the wheels of the carts and waggons uniformly
graze. the wait oti their way up,, was met
young man,. a bargeman, going down. The cae..
matt desired him to go back, which lie refused,'
„saying, there .was room;enough,
,which there would
have been if he could have reached the warehouse
door. He unfortunately. was, within two yards of
if, met by the", cart wheel, which 'literally crushed
his head to atoms, nor the smallest vestige of, it be-
ins left, but on the wall .t:ld the wheel. The body
was taken ,to the church-yard of St. Andrew by the
Wardrobe, tt') lay to be owned, anti the poor ea/man
is detained in custody until, the result of 'the Coro.
net's Inquest is known.
0:1 Tuesday morning, 'as a hackney coachman,
In,a state of intoxication, was driving- futi.)usfy
alOng •the road bet Ween Kensingtop town and the
Dun Cow Public-house, the foot-board gave way,
and he was precipitated under his horses feet,
and killed by the kicks he receive 4 from one
of them. fie was conveyed to Sr. GeOrge's,Hos.:
pital,
,whete all attempts to restore him proved
fruitl.!ss. •
Yesterday senoight was killed, by Mr. W. PooL,
of Wakefield, Butcher, a tusiti lamb,' fed by Mr.
IfiAglor itonsurt, of Burton, near Barnsley, the
fore quarters of Which weighed tzlb. and the hind
quarters, 26th. owing to the immense quantity Of fat
.surrounding the kidneys.
S ) great is the demand for the Yellow Fever Re.
needy, that the Proprietors recently paid,. at one
time, near ' 8001. at •the Stamp Office,. for Stamps,
to be affixed to that Article 'going to Spain only. 7

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