Star.
London, England, 1808-08-08 00:00:00

OMR,.

COUNCIL CHAMAER, DUBLIN CASTLE, Aticttm
tliS MAJWITY, by his Royal Letter, h.sving
pointed the Right Hon. PATRICK MIWIIKA.S. lloCtrr
of Laws, to be of his Majesty's Most Hen, Prirr
Council of Ireland, he this dty in Council .•);
usual oaths, and his place at the Board accor4ingly.

DUNDALK ASSIZES, JUL .V Ste.
MuiDEN.---This day came on, before the Ri ht
Honourable Justice MAYNE and a most respectaules
Jury, the 4; ils of Mout Pehter, James Ar• _n. Henry
Porter, Ameish Gunnel, and Marino, fur the mur-
der. of David Forbes,"a serjeant in the 4cl Dragoons,
or Scots Greys; by shooting him with a meaket ball.
There was also a second indictment, charring them
with shooting at lurid Hunter, 2. pr.vate in said re•
gimeat, with intent to kill lain).
Mr. MAcAEYNEy opened the prosectitice with a
statement of the facts, which will appear more fully
from the evidence.

Wm. IC ilparrick was first produced, who swore, that
he is a gauwr in the Dundalk district; that on the
night ofthellth June he left Dendal k, towards Ardee,
in consequence of having received infc,rmation that a
quantity of unlicensed Malt was there. He arrived
in Ardee about three o'clock in the morning of the
26th, and in the house of one William lvlunkettriek he
seized about 50 barrels of urliceusea malt; that in
another house in Ardee be seized another quantity of
about 40 barrels; and not having sacks sufficient to
convey it away, he sent to Carricknaacross for theta,
which he got immediately filled, and put on ca. 3
pressed for that purpose ; that as he was marching
out of the town, escorted by a serjeant and twelve
dragoons, he heard two shots tired from the right hand
side of the road; going a little farther on, tie heard
three or four more, one of which raised the ground a
little before him. He could plainly perceive peeple
behind the hedge, one of whom had a blue cc. t,
white waistcoat, and a cross belt and bright musket.
He also saw a tall man firing by himself, with a d.trk
gun ; and on turning round, obseried the prison r
Marino waving his hand, huzzaiag, Ste. and a num-
ber behind him following the cars. Witness and his
party still proceeded about a quarter of a mile, dur-
ing which time he heard above twenty shots fired he could not say who fired them, nor exactly when
Forbes was killed, as he was at the front of the party,
and Forbes at the rear ; that seeing some wishing to
get above his party, he rode on fast, and then waited
for the cars to come on, when David Hunter, a dra-
goon who had been wounded in the leg, rode by him
and fell; The firing still continuing, he was forced
to abandon the malt.
Thomas Symms, a private in said regiment, eorro-
borated the foregoing facts, and said that he was near
Forbes when he received a ball in his break, and in-
stantly fell. He identified Pepper, Gunnel, and Jas.
M'Clean, as being among the rioters ; he saw them
come from the field into the mad, and fire up through
his party; Forbes fell immediately; that when he
fell witness wished to go to his assistance, but was
prevented by the firing. continuing ; that David Hun-
ter was of the party, who, after the prisoners had fired,
rode off wounded in the leg ; that M'Clean demanded
witness's arms and ammunition; that he threw his
pistol on the ground, and prisoner Gunnel took his
sword. He could distinguish none but the three—
the mob were huzzaing, icc. and at length carried off
the malt.
William Loughead, a private in said regiment,
corroborated most of these facts, but identified only
Pepper and Gunnel to have been firing ; his horse
was shot under him.
Andrew Marshall, a private in said regiment, said
he saw three men rush out, but could only identify
M'Clean as having fired ; he saw Marino (on Forbes's
falling) huzza and shout.
William Young, a private in said regiment, iden-
tified Pepper and Gunnel.
David Hunter, a private in said regiment, said he
was wounded in the leg by a ball fired from the
' mob ; could identify none.
Robert Wilkins, a private in the Louth Militia,
said he knows all the prisoners ; saw Pepper and
Porter at the end of the town, armed ; in a few mi-
nutes after, From the direction they took, he heard
two shots fired.
Thomas Phillips, a private in die Scots Greys;
corroborated the former evidence, and identified
Gunnel and Pepper, who forced him away when he
was endeavouring to assist or carry off Forbes.
Here the prosecution closed. Several witnesses
were produced for the prisoners, but they did not
prove any thing material ; they went chiefly to prove
some doubts and contradictions the soldiers expressed
on their former examinations, and, also an alibi; but
this making an allowance of fifteen or twenty mi-
nutes, did not appear insonsistent with the soldiers'
evidence.
The Learned Judge having summed up the evi.
dence with his well known ability and impartial love
of justice, the Jury retired for a short time, and re-
turned with a verdict of Guilty, against Thomas •
Pepper, Joseph Gunnel, and James M'Clean, and
acquitted the other two prisoners.

The Judge, in a most impressive appeal to the
feelings of the unhappy men; to make peace with
their offended GOD, daring the short time they had
to live, and which arrested the attention of every per.
son in Court, pronounced the dreadful sentence of
the law. These ill-fated men, whose gcneral cha-
racters were respectable, are to be executed on Mon-
day next, and their bodies sent to the Louth Hospi-
tal for dissection.

ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rey. Rowland Morgan has been Instituted to the Rector?
of
of Wateadeld, in Suffolk, in the presentation of aka M. A.
lk
The Rev. Geo. Jones, Chaplain at the Royal Naval Hoeptteit
and to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarenoe, is presented by
the Lord Chant:isnot I. the Rectory of Meavy, Dorsetshire, vice
W. Soda, deceased.
The Bishop of Exeter Lei conferred the Vicarage of West
Down, In Drew:shire, vacant by the death of the Rcv. P. Eaton,
en the Rev. Richard Bryan, A. M.
The Rev. William Palmer Stamen, A. M. has been instituted
to the Rectory of nigh Blckinetor, Devqnphim, vacant by the
nalgastion and on the prnientaiOn of the Rev. Wm. M. Stay. en.
The Rev. Wm. Aldrich, A. M. Peepetuel Curate of Ipsw4ch, le
elected a Fellow of Magdalen College, Ciord.
The Rev. Thos. Browne, D. L. h. s hem insti-v..0 to the
Vkarage of Gotlestene, with South Town, aline Little Yarrnenth,
with West Town annexed, County of Sollik, ea the peeecaar
skin of Mts. Catiorine Miley, Widow.

Commissiesiaf the' Willa' Worth • Cionceiter Regi-
ment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
. . Ersign Henry Dickinson te-tie • Lieutenant. vic.: Robbins, re.
ADMIRALTY 0 .TICE, AUGUST 6. • • .r.. Riseigiliairet.'d Fill)kinateti„i4srl-. i.ehe ."41 bura. ion, vice Hayward,• ieelgned.—
Gory of a Lei-te teem Vie( .Gimiral Vashon, Commander In; Dated '3lO 81,' ililaiil '''-e• 3-
Chi, fof his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, to the Hun.'
W. W.1141e, ...inn .eutrina-ta, CormllkssicilW stre• lied ity the Lord Lieutenant of the
. County of Kent.--Cranbrook Volunteers.
Si'--! am to beg you will he pleased to lay
bif6re the Le'rdstl. See nd Ltentenatit Richard Winch to be First Lieutenant, vice
Con auwioners or the .kdnataltv the i.elosen letter which I bare!, Lark
''
ill, resign...mi. limed July 25, Inn. ••
reeeiviat &or- „..ptam Dix, of liis Niaje:ly's sloop Cygnet, givinti Tonbridge-Wells Volunteers.
an account of the capture of the Danish private.r brig Christiana,' 0 L.A..- A
MOW,' o' t four., en gu..t., with a compkinent of sixty men ; 4, ".firr'. gorse M organ!Leil. to be CaPtaln- Dated July' 30, 1801.
tbri-, days !nun Chnstiana. The privateer has just anchored in' Coxnmiasions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Banff-
• Leith Rated. 1 arr., &c. (signed) j. YASUON. shire.
His MalettY's Sluop Cygnet, at Seis July 27. 2d Battalion of Banffshire Volunteer Infantry.
Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that,after a chace. Lieutenant Wm. Duff Bruce to be Captain, vice Robertson, rt-
e. nine hours, I had the good fortune to come tin; slated. Dated July iti, 1808
r' G Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice Bruce, promoted.
with and caytnre the Danish brig . priesteeraarisp-'1 r "le ,;-
1 ......0 And: ew LoOgatoOr to ----eutertont,vice awn, super.
arta, mounting fourteen giant, tWeive twelve-poinsder.: tird.
cnrronades, and two long nines, manned with si,sty:: John Sumach, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Longmoor, promoted.
men ; cult--three days from Christiana withtnit.lay. All dated:iv above.
ing made any captures. She is victualled anaitercd Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
fir one month, and was proceeding off the north endl; County of Wigton.
of Shetland for eurfose of interceOting-our home- i Kirkcudbright and Wigton Regiment of Militia.
.......1 George Burnet, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Maxwell, appointed to
vrard.bound Greenland n'ell• The Chrstiana "0..1 . the 26th toot. Dated May 31,1808. ' • ....
formerly an English merchant brig. I have the ho.
:liar to be, &c. (Signed) EDWARD DIX. Commissions in the Suffolk Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant. . _
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ' lst.or 'West Suffolk Regiment: . -" . . .
WAR OFFICE* AUGUST 6. Lieutenant Tbsimas'W. Mae nougat' to be Captaik eitesltelli-i
ISt Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomas Ntttcombe - brook, resigned. Dat d May 1, 18C8.
°with, to be Lieutenant, by purchase,vice Sandon,who retires. Lieutenant Edward Reeve to be Captain, vice Gotta,. resigned.
2d Regiment of Dragoons—Hospital Mate Robert Buchanan to I Dated as above.
be Assistant Surgeon, vice Luscombe, promoted in the 34th • John Day, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 25,1808.
Foot. 1.-- Hearn, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mac Dougall, promoted.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet the Honourable H. I Dated May 1, 1308.
Cecil Lowther to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Verner, John 'rasher, Gent. to be ditto,viee Reeve, promoted; Thomas',
promoted, V. Blomfield, Gent. to be Ensign. Both dated as above. 1
10th ditto—Cornet Rkhasd Jebb, from the 7tlsDragoon Guards. • East Suffolk Regiment.
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gedillard,promoteti in the John Clayton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 1,1808.
60th ;out. t Lieutenant '1 bonus Kett to be ditto; Ensign -- Nash to be
11th Dicta-Benjamin Leigh Lye, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur- i Lieutenant ; Ensign It. G. Hunter to be ditto, vice Kett, ..:ro-
chase. - • I noted. AU dated as obovq.
Elld Ditto—George Butenkry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, ' Ensign W. I.ayeon tube- ditto. Dated May 10, 1808.
vice Wade, who retiree; Hospital Mate H. Cowen to be As- . Wm. Woods, Gent. to be F. n, mew, Hunter, promoted ; Tho-
. aistant Snap on,vice.basyth, wine resigns. : eras Woodcock and !rands Buxton, Gents. to be dim.. ..+1
Coldstream Regiment of loot Guares—!-:econd Maier Lieute- 1 I dated as above.
rant r; •neral John Colcraft to be First Maier, vice Finth,,apT Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutena.-,t of the
puinteti so the curtunand of the 54th Foot ; Colonel lc:Alt:In.( ~ • . County of Essex.
tier Howard to he Se‘4 V r.ajor, vice Lalcraft ; Captain R.
Doetres Jackson to he Cappirt of a Company, vice Howard j , Western .Batmlion of Essex Militia.
Ei.s gr. M fore.eue to be Li :Uteniellt, vice Jackson; Lord Eras Mas Phillips, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 7, 1808.
.--- Fitz Gerald to be- Ensign, vice Yortescue. i • West Ham Volunteer Infantry.
Sd Regiment of boot fauards.-Ensign V. Grimstead, from the i Lieutenant Joint Naylor to be Captain. vice Carstens;. resigned.
sth t,arrison I,analior, to be. Ensign, without purchase, vice I Dated July 18, 11146.. •-. . •
Gordon promoted in elie.liSd foot. 1 Ensign John Woodcock to be I leutenant, vice Naginr, promote.
Ist F egim. a- of foot-Arnhem. P.-upstus Dobyn, Gent. to be ; aid Win. N ickham Greenhtl, Gent. tea be kncgii, vice W coup
Ensign, by ptirchase,viie Grahatr.,-pron.oted. . i etch, promoted. tent &ate &Labe*.
14th De.to--Ensiarl horns Cauifield tobe Lieutenant, without, . • . Middleton Volunteer Infantry.
purchase, vice Van Barrie. who retires; Jar. Carr, Gent. to Ensigr ale! and N icks to be Leaateslant, vie* bia)ll4fs rsslgaed.
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Caulfield. ',wed lily I a; input
15th Ditto--nnsign Robert Richardson, from the Ist C arrisos , join Mahlon% Cat. to be Ensign, vicellticks, pro:noted. Dawn
Bunalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Lns.gti VA A- I as above.
.. . .. . ..

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
August 23. John Sanders, late of Canterbury, Kent, corn-mer-
chant, at ten, at L-utitilell. • •
Sept. 24. Wm. Goodenough, late of-Hampstead oad,l64Wlrsex,
coach maker, at ten,at Guildhall.
Sept. 24. John klam, of Bs-4710wlinstene, Some:, Mspenter, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 9-1. Richard t'eacock, of Turnmill-street, Ciente:iv/04w-
tier, at ten, at Gull/hail.
BANKRUPTS.
Henry Chambers, of Warwick, innkeeper, ficaler,and chatman,
to surrender August 18, 19, and September l'i, at elev.:it, at ;h._
Eisele Swan Warwick. Attornies, Messrs. &nut apdlisarnit,
No. 8, Staple Inn, London; or Messrs. Tomes and 1-Leyte's',
Warwick. . •
Robert Bell and Robert Hedley, of Navecastle-upen-Tyne, stool •
len-drapt rs and partners, September 1,2, and 17, u der,
at the Queen's Head, Newcastle. lynic Attornies,-Mr.
Thomas Cur, Newcastli ; or Mr. William Atkinson, Linen-
'
eery-lane, London.
James Knott, of Oldham, Lancashire, grocer, 'dealer and chap
man, August 19, 20, at eleven, and Sept. 17, at live, at the
Star Inn, Manchester. Attornis, Messrs. liestop and Darrow,
King-street, Manchester; or dessrs. J. and R. Willis, %1 alll-
ford-court, London.
Michael Tempest, of Derby, mercer and draper, August 19, at
*ix, August 20, and September 17, at eleven, at the King's
ArMs, Derby. Attorney, Mr Loween, lempk,-London. '
James Lawten the elder, John Lawten, James Lawien he
young( r, and Jervis Lawten, ail of Ashtsti-under-Lyi.e, Lance- i
shire, cotton-manufacturerse &alert, ckapmen and coparaskrt,
August 15, 22, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at thy Mar hug biliwr
cheater. Attornies, blesses. Heslop and liarrow.ging meet,
Manchester; or AleSurs. J. aed R. Willis, Wunaorn-courri,
Loudon. . .
James Young, of Manchester, Colton-manufacturer, dialer and
chapanua, August 19, :.0, 'and Se.#l. 17, at tistet, at the Sot ad
- Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mc./.dge,„b.ing's Leach
Walks, Temple ; or Mr. ClOiigh„..lvlincliester.
George Straw, late of Lincoln, merchant, duller and.chapmai,
Augest 24, StS, and-Sept. 17, as two,at the Rein Deer, Lincoln.
Attornies, h; r. Chalks Hayward, .LinColn ; or. Messrs. Mac-
dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, London.
Elijah Johnson, of Ble-ciing Heart-yard, Char!. s-street, Holborn,
Middlesex cabinet maker, Augusr 9 16, and Sept. 17, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dobson Willoughby, of Clifford's
hut.
Nicholas Effard Robinson, of Bond-court, Walbrook, London,
merchant, dtaler and charuan, August 13, 20, and Sept. 17,
• at ten, anGuildhall. Att,:rnies, Messrs. Allcock, Boswell, and
Cornet, York-a:reset, Southwark.
John Thomas•Chowlea, of Finch-lane, Cornltlll, London, painter,
glazier, dealer aid chapman, August 9, 16, and Sept. 17, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawue, ilenrietta4treet, Covent
Garden.

Horn Johnstone, from the sth Garrison Bittalicn, to be•ditto.
23d Ditto--Ho'spi•al Mate Samuel Recto be Assistant Surgeon,
vice ..yster, appointed to the 7th Dragoon Guards.
82d Ditto--Thowas Henry Turquand, taint. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Dillon, promoted.
trlthDitto—Llcutea.ant %1 Warn Bruce, from the 75th Foot. to
be Captain of a Coe pa: y, by purchase, vice Hamilton, eel o
retires ; uttnaret Wilkam Beck, from the Bth Garrison Bat-
talion, to be Lieutenant, VICO burnt, deceased.
fifitle Dir o--Robert Cathie, (ient.to be Lnslgu,by purchase, vice
VAO reartil.
40th Dit.o--Hospital Mate George Loane to be.Assir ant Sot*l
geon.
48th Ditto—Lieutenant W. R. steel, from the ad Garrison Bat-
talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Roe, who exchanges.
Seth Ditto—William Field. Gent. to be Ensign without purchase,
vice Fisher, dismissed the service.
64th Dittia--Lieutenant-General the Honourable Edward Finch,
from the Coldstream Guards, to be Colonel eke Lieutenant-
General Nicola..
66th Litto..-Lieutenan:-Geteral Oliver Nicoh, from the 54th
Foot, to be Colonel, vice the kart of Clenricarde, deceased ;
Lieutenant W BBail Dunbar, from the 19th Light Dragoons, 11 I
to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Beard,
appointed to the 12th Bora/Veteran Battalion.
17th Ditto--Lieutenant R. S. Beeman, from the 4th Garrison
Battalion, to be Lieutenant vice Gordon, who excbangt e
Itth Ditto--Lteuttnant Jopn.Clarke, from the Royal West India
ita:•gt.rs,. to be Lieutetai.t vice Armstrong, who exchanger.
.81st Ditto to be .Ensign, vice St. Clair,
deceased. • •
82d Ditto—Ensign the Honourable Charles Gordon, from the ad
Foot (.• wards, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase,
vice Sheldon, appointed to the, let Royal Veteran Battalicn.
44th Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel li-Lewls Dickenson, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase.
90th Ditto—John Henley, Gent, to be Asilstlnt•Surgron.
924 Lieto--Quarter-A1 aster Serjeant George Wallace to be Qin,.
ter-Master, vice le-neon, deceased.
Royal-Ye:le Rat:gen—George William Cater, Gent. to be Ensign
without purchase v'ee De Burgh, superseded.
Royal Wen India Ringers--Lkutesant G. Armstrong, from the
eicth Foot, to be lieutenant, vice elerke, olio -exchanges • En-
sign Jackson to be Lieutecant, vice M'lntyre, deceas-
ed
; Alexander Smyth, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jackson.
LI Ceylon Regiment—Ebsign Charles Oregoric, from the Colt.
stream Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company; by pur-
chase, vice Edwards, promoted in the 3d Ceylon regiment.
Ist Garrison Eat.lion---James Fennel, Gent. to be F.nsiga, vice
Richardson, promoted in the 15th Foot ; Thomas Burke, Gent.
to be Assistant-Surcon, vice Bell, promoted in the-10th Foot.
Dittc—Johfthwitt, pent, to be Assistant-Surgeon.
lid Ditto—Lieutenant Rebert Roe, trom the 48th Foot, to be
11.utenant, vice Steel, who ex changeB.
4th Ditto--Lieutenant 1. (..;.I,crdun, trom the 67th Foot, to be
Lit ntenant, vire Rcdtrran, who eve an3es.
Soh Ditto.- H..' y fames Masse!, Ger.t. t., be Ensign, vice John•
none,promoted in•the 15th foot.
7th lAtio__Hospital Slate J. Lephrord to be Assistant Surgeon,
vice Carton, appointed to the ioth foot.
- Atb Dine—l losphal Mate 3. Cardiff to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Bri.*.ce, who resigns.
/sr Royal Veteran Battalion—{laptain Geneve Sheldon, from the
alit i.oot, to be Captain.ot a Coespany,vice adier, appointed
to the 9th Royal Vetertos Battalion. , • . .
- Sub Ditto—Lieun.nanrt. Ltstrange, from the 11th Ito etc-
ran to boLlettfenink, vice Hamill,
14th Ditto—Captain Wilbam Beard, from the 36th F.m, to be
Captain of a Company.
CAA/maim.
Cenral Sir William Medows, LB. to be Governor otHoll,vice
the Earl of Clanricarde, deceased.
General Fret:cis Edward &sari to be Lieutenant cleverner of the
Isle of Wight, v.ce Sir William Medows.
STAFF.
John Campbell, Esq. late Lieutecant-Colonel in the 60th Foot,
to be an Inspecting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer ,
Corps in Great Britain, with the rank of Lieutenant Coionel,
.... .scone so eingieyed, vice french, appointed a Brigadier Gt.
aural.
The King's German Legion.
Sd Battallpis of Light slufaritry— Cadet Serjeant William Nortcot
to be Ensiga, vice Hugo, superseded, trios absent wkhout
leave. • '4;
•
Commission in the Shropshire Militia, signedloithe
• . Lead Lieutenant.
John Beckley Castle's', Gent. to be Ensign. Daied July I s. 11103.
Ccrlllnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.
Comet Samar! Sharpe to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, resigned.—
Dated July 25, 183.8.
Lynungton Battalion .of Volunteer Infantry...
Ins*. !Lisboa Mika:* to be Lieutenant, vice Ctuieltandra, re-
signed, and William Biel, Gent. to.be Ensign, Vice Heehaw,
promoted. Duttd August 1, utne.
Eling and lYfillbrtx!lt Battalion of Volunteer /nfantry.
lodet.tt tare Jo' n Sitar' d to be Captain, vice Hoar, rcsigned.Destal
*peg 1 WS.

WINCHESTER, AUGUST I.

The business of the Western Circuit commenced
here on Tuesday, when the commission for holding
the Assizes for the County of Southampton was
opened at the Castle :—the Hon. Sir ROB. GRAHAM
and the Hon. Sir JOHN BAYLEY ; GRIMM HANBURY
MITCHELL, Esq. High Sheriff.
There were only nine prisoners on the calendar,
and but se een for trial, two of them being charged
with offences committed in other counties.

Francis Read, indicted for having broken' into a
barn in the parish of Boldenhurst, with intent to steal
wheat, was capitally convicted, and received sentence
of death, but was reprieved before the Judges left the
city.-?. - •• =
.11tAn Wade was found gtultt ofhaving stolen Slabs.
weight of leaden bullets, the property of his Majesty,
and was sentenced to seven years transportation.
wilaam ,Roar, charged with having. received the
leaden butleti stolen by Wade,. knowing chat they
were stolen ; Thomas White and' WilliamiShaw, clVarged
with stealing a lamb ; and James Rou, alias 'Brown,
charged with having in his possessiOn'wt Gosport, a
sheet of copper, marked with 'thelk.Biri Wad arrow,
were all acquitted.
... 'Jiz • 7:3 r' •
Francis Wilkinson, charged, with haißtg cut and
stal)!;e4l Richard Edwards, at Wtyinciuth, **l2 intent
to Murder him, was ordered to be reintriedtti Dor-
chester ; and Mathias Borrvrfrves' charged' with-a fe- •
lony at Plymouth, was ordered -to be remora to
Exeter. .-. -1 - - -' • • "' • ..:,
The long-contested questiottespecting the water- 1
1 ing meadows in Compton Maume from the naviga-
tioa of the River Itchen, between-Mr.-G. -Hollis, as

- SALE By. AUCTION:
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EIKCILLENT- RESIDF.NCE. AND GARDEN, NEAR THE
- GROVE, HACKNEY: •
• By Messrs. I:OOGARTand PHILLIPS, •
(Seedtasors to Mr. Saute)
Ataoerraway's Coffee House, Cornkiff, on ThtirsilayOlie tsth
instant, at Twelve, utiles* an acceptable offer is made tel
asesa time by Private Contract) •
SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY HOUSE, neatly
A fini4o.vl, and pleasantly situate within three nine; Of,thi
Royal. Exchange in Mare-Wrest, Hackney. The Piembes. are
suitable far the reception of a respectable fanffiy, 2,tia contain five
airy Bed-chamberi, a Store.eiaorti, Morning and Breakfast-rooms,
handsome Drawing and Diningiocens, with bow Windows open.
ing into the fields, and statuary chimney-pieces to the principal
apartments, suitable Offices, capital Wipe, ?leer, and Coal Cel.
taring, with a Coach-yard. Pump of fine Spring Water, Coach.
house, three-stall Stable, Coachman's Room, Loft, and an exert.
lent walled Garden : held for a term of 28 years, ground rent only
31. per annum.
To be viewed betwe n the hours of eleven and three, and par-
ticulars had six days previous to the Sale, at Garraway's and of '
Messrs. 1-loggart and Phillips, 62, Broad.c.reet, Royal Exchange.
15;

R FREEHOLD ,COTTAGE, U.A.S.U.EN
asit 'PADDOCK, TURILEY-STILTAT, and LEASEHOL4
LAND CONTIGUOUS. ' '

• By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
• (buccessors to Mr. Surma) • . • •
• At Caraway's, on Thursday, the 25th Instant, at 12
•.A CONVENIENT FREEHOLD .FAMILY
.1- A. COT rAGE, in a pleasant rural healthy situation, •ten
miles and a half from London, near Waltham Grins and Brifield
Highway, in 'turkey-street, leading to Theobalds Park and /tulle
Cross, the property of a Gentleman removing to London. The
Honse contains six Bed-chambers, Dining, Lrawiug and Gentle-
-1 men's Rooms, with convenient Offices, well supplied with good
Water. Flower; and walled Gardens, Chaise -house, two-stall
cable, and a rich Paddock of about two Acres.
Also two Inclosures of Leasehold Meadow Land, with a
Kitchen Garden nearly contiguous, containing togethee near
11 Acres.
To be viewed with Tickets six days previous to the Salv, which
with particulars, .may then be bad of Messrs. Hogort and
Ylui-
lips, Sit, Broad-street. Particulars also at Garraway's. •

-.CAPITAL RESLITENCE and ESTATE, 'COACH 'HOUSES,
COUNTING HOUSES, .GARtIRDI, sad' PREBERIEB,
FINSBURY-SQUARE.
•
By Miessri. HOOGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. Starts) • • -
.At Garraway's, os Thursday, the 2.5 th instant; at 12 &Cal* ,
A. VALUABLE LEASEHODD ESTATE!,
held under the City of London for 44 years, at a goes*
ee'orof 617 4s. per annum ; comprising a spacious andolepan
Dwelling House, situate No. 44, Finsbury-square, the Residents'
and property of John Schneider, Esq. rtmoving to Beaver Hal,-
§outhgate. The House Is lathe Most complete order through-
out, and immediatelyrtrady for the reception of a large rupee*.
ble family ; *contains nine Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, add
Water Closets; two 'noble Drawing-rooms, of fine dimensions,
recently modernised and-finished with statuary marble chimney
pieces; Dining Parkinr, Library, Gentleman's Dressing-atom,
and numerobs Offices in the basement ; cheerful Garden, planted
with thriving Shrubs; Double Coach.houses, and Stabling foe five
Horses ; Lofts and Rooms above; paved Coach-yard, inclosad by
folding gates, with a light and speciosa suite of Colleting-boast:,
and entrance from South-etrvet ; Striebi at-died Vaika, to
contain an immense quantity of wine k!
To he viewsd with tickets only,i,wkich, wtth p animist* 131-
be had six days previous to the sidr, of Messrs. Hausa and
sa, Broad-street; particulas also at Garraway's.