Star.
London, England, 1802-09-25 00:00:00

OLD BAILEre

Yefterday twenty-feven prifoners were .
feventeen of whom were convicted of felony viz.
Mary Dayit,for Reeling a neck handkerchiefani
other articles, the property of J. Fitzgerald.
7. Cale, for Reding a fack,of peafe, the
perty oIE. Caftle.
T. Hafoudl, for Reeling feverpl carpenter's tools,
the property of S. Bond.
7. MIAs, for Reeling a linen gown, the pro-
perty of W. Windfor.
7. :rah for Reeling two coach glades, the pro:*
perty of J. Mann.
J. Hoyle, for ftealin nine cotton frocks, the pro.
perty of W. Hutchinfon.
Yohn Pelt:alio, for Reeling three ftiver tea fpoons,
the property of D. Dullea.
C. Coamarroutnel, for fleeting a quantity of rope,'
the property of W. Bough.
M. 11. Patriots, for Reeling a filver watch, the
property of M. Simons.
Boca, for baling a watering pot and other.
articles, the property of T. Bulkier.
George rates and jabs Yotiatbatt, for ftealing a
number of bundles oprinted copies of Votes of
the Honfe of Commons,_ feveral bundles of printi
ed copies of Pennant's Hindoftan -of the Bilhop
of Lincoln's Elements of Theology, and`ther
printed papers of great value, the propy of
Luke Hanfard.
It appeared in evidence, that the prifoners were
fervants in the warehoufe of Mr. Hanfard, in Lin-
oAn's Inn Fields, where he carries on the printing
bulinefs to a great extent : that on the 3d of Sep-
tember infant, between three and four o'clock in'
the afternoon, the two prifoners eatne to the flop
of Mr. James Linder, In DeanAreet, High Hol.
born, with a large brindle of paper, and offered to
fell it as wage paper, and alked 7s. 6d. for it,
which the witnefs agreed to give, and ,bought it
accordingly, and paid for it ; the boys had • Tome
contention about dividing the money, which gave
him Conic fufpicidn that they might have Rolm it,
and loon afterwards he opened the 'bundle, Ind
when he faw the name of Mr. Hanfard on the
paper, he gave information of the property being
with him, and how he had bought it, which led to
the difcovery of the theft.
It appeared alto, that the prifoner Yates had
taken other parcels of the fain fort of valuable
printed copies, and fold them as wage paper to a
cheefemonger ; faid his name was Chapman, that
he caine to fell the wallel paper by order of his
matter, Mr. Keys, of H0.,3, Inner Temple, and
the Ihopkeepet bought it of eourte, without'open.
ing the bit. lie, and afterwards difcovered it to be
a part of printed copiei of the fame work as had
been proved already to be bought by the fir! wit-
tiers.
The Common Szeptanvobferved, that it was
to be hoped, that reputable vadat-men will, in &-
tare, be a little more attentive in buying tee 4t.
paper of Bringers. that they will give theinfelves
the trouble of- at leaft opening the bundles 'they
deal for had this been done in the prefent cafe,
4ould have appeared at once, that theft bandies'
were nothing like wale paper.
Mr. Hanfard having looked at all the bundles
that were produced, rid, they were his
that each bundle was Oared to be of theP=ertiof
sl. but that the lots of them rendered theme
*bole fet of copies of books ; the labour of print.
mg, engraving, &c. cams minors than tool..
Several witneffes appeared en behalf of the pd.
foaers, and gave them goad eharaten, and hid
they would employ and take can of diem, if they
were difcharged. .
The Coulson SaltilANT lameated that two fuch
young
,men &add be in this &untie& Nothing
turned upon the value of the property in this
becauk the Indianian did not (late the dime as
capital one. If the jury believed the evidence,,
there could be no doubt of the guilt of else prifo.
ners. As to their charades*, it was to be lament-
ed that young men of fuch charaders amid for-
feit them ; and he added, that charaaer was iifeful
only in a doubtful cafe.
The Jury found both the prifoncrs Guilty.
They are each fourteen years of age only.
The Jury recommended them to mercy on ac.
count of their youth.
The profecutor alfo widied to recommend them.
to mercy. He raid, he had conceived a partiality
for theft boys, and intended to promote them ; but
be had very ezteeftve wavehotifes, and a vaR deal
9f property in theosidittras very painful to him
to prdecute thefe e •en, but be was under the
neceffi:y of doing it to protect his Forst/.
The COMWHI 'SBROANT adored the pay and
the profecutor, that their recommendation should
be attended to.
• Noma Roveifirefi, for healing a flieet,ablanket,
a counterpane, and other articles of lefs value, the
property of Ifrael Watts. .
Tbe,rifooer it appeared, had lived as fervent
in a houfe st the callers; extremity of die Metro.
polisoithenee the profecutor and his family had
removed from lodgings in the Midfuninter quarter.
They .packed up their things carefully as thei
thought; however, on opening the parcels at obeig
new lodginp, die articles !fated in the iadi4liquit
were mided s ist'ebaf time they had so furpieinik
. of the prifoner,,bat in tome thrte:after, abopt Who,
bitter ;ad fillip Mrs. Watts .(9•44 020.9 f
bet cape en tho prifoner's bead ; !be kpaer
die lace ; and, on farther esainiaiogoask sopt.
thifts was *acidly can the pri.foomlrtatik.
telnaantly furrendered the pnroper'.
was' fearched, and more of yodel were
therein, iQd alto a amber of keys Of &Nasal ale'
feripsiers. *f
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The did they mild not Infer her to proceed.—ver.•
didt Guilty.—prifoner's age 17.
Philp Malta was indided for feloniouny Rea
ing wolbs. weight of leather called butt fhoule
dens, and other kinds of Raffia leather, the
Property •of MelTrs. 'William; John, and Henry
Newman; and Wiliam Roberti for receiving and
harbouring the faid Philip Mabbol, anti receiving
the goods knowing them to be ftolen ; and yob"
Ai,* for receiving part of the Paid goods know.
ing them to be ttolen.
This cafe occupied the attention of the Court
a confiderable time, as well on account of the
numbei of witneffes examined, as from a degree
of intricacr which pervaded the whole, but* its
details exhibiting nothing either curious or im•
portant, we than recite but merely a very gene-
ral outline; and the refult of the whole.

The charge, in a certain degree, depended upon
the teaimony of an accomplice, who had been
a foreman in the houfe of Mars. Newman, and
Rated a variety of fans dire&lly implicating the
prifoner Mabbot, who, it appeared, was alto in
the employ of the profecutor, and who was the
chief intlrument in the removal of the property.
The cafe al affeaing the prifoners Mabbot and
Roberts was fubftuntated by their own feparate
confeffions, as well as by other implicating cit..
cumftances which tranfpired in the courfe of the
evidence, particularly with retina to the latter,
in whofe pod ion a confiderable quantity of the
leather was found. The prifoners Mabbott and
Roberts made no defence, and Kelfey's was little
more than a denial, of the charge.

In fumming up, Mr. Common Sergeant SYL•I
iresv *a obferved, that with refpel to the two-fold
charge arair,ti the prifoner Roberts, namely, that'
I of receiving and harbouring Mabbott, and of re-
ceiving the goods, he knew not how to feparate
them—if they were fatisfied by the evidence, that
he received both together, they mull fay fo by
their verdia. How he difpofed of them after-
, wards was peifealy immaterial. With refpea to
the principal witnefs being an accomplice; it did-
not go to area his competency, but his credit,
and his narrati've thould be received with jealonfy
and caution, and unlefs he (hould be, to a certain
degree,-borne out 1.9, unexceptionable evidence,
they would be flow of believing him. In the
courfe of his addrefs to the Jury, the learned'
Judge made a variety of obfervations- upon the
evidence, which Teemed tirongly to infer his
opinion of their guilt ; and the Jury after a very
short conference, conviaed all the prifuners.
Frani: Waldron, who was aid to have been a ,
Midi:hip:ban, on board one of bis Majelly's Ships, ,
and lately come home, and the fon of a man of
large fortune in Ireland, and known to a lady of
rank in this country, was tried upon an india-
ment for dealing a gold watch, the property of
Mr. Hewett, an offcer 'in the Navy, who had a
great deal of bufinefs to fettle at Chatham, on the
fubjea of the epedition to Egypt. He happened
to have a lodging in town, in the fame houfe as
the prifoner, at en H.:tel. On the soth of Auguft
be cow to to* n, and brought the watch to towu
with Mix ;it belonged to his wife ; it was an old
gold watch, without an outfide cafe, and he left
the watch in his lodgin'gs, but whether in his
portmanteau of drawer, he could not fay, but it
was opt under • lock, fOr that was broken. He
had fo mach 'bands to attend tot that he forgot
his watch when be went out of town, and did not
mifs it until he-came to RoChefter. He after-
wards Taw 'it at the Public Offiee, when be ree
anted.

It appeared that the prifoner was feen going
backwards and forwards into the profecutorFs
toons, and being fufpaled, a couftable was fent
for, the prifoner was fiarched, and the watch was
found in his pc:Eaton, when he Paid his father
gave it hint. . .
Tha CONOION 3sa3aaMs Paid it was much to be
tad that a you'? Lim,. thus caoteae4l,
fhould
teily indirsaahi manner,albuat thahtk4wlasfPnotaltineg to
,the pupa& of the trial. If the jury believed,the
evidence, the cafe was clear; if they entertained,
any raafonabic doubt of it, they would take plea-
fors in giving this young man the benefit of that
doubt,. and acquit him. God/v.—Aged lineal.

The .Profecutor recommended him to mercy,
and laid, that if be had not been taken on the
fudden when he came to town, he• thould have
k'declined this profecution. He houldi have been
glad to be out of the fituatiou of a profecutor in
this cafe. •

The COntion SERJRAI4T !kid, we niuft kgrert
that futh s young man as this was in this fituution,
but we mua aII; in our itation, do our duty io

fociety.

And ten were acquitted, viz.
S. Aqaba :as, Elisabeth Roby/on, T. resang, Eli-
sabeth Gam*, R. ilaysee, Hawk fob', Ann ined-
bosfi, 7. Re, From Davit, and

RkbardSollowes, u foldier in the Guards,who was
indiaed for Sealing on the sad of Aituft two
linen ibeets and a blanket, the property of Tho.
teas Smeed.
The prdecutor, it appeared, is a publican, and.
:the prifonerhad been quartered on him. On the
day Rated in the indiatnent, the (beets in queftion
were put on the bed, In the afternoon the pri-
aOted for the key of his room, went °Nand
after flaying there about ten minutes,. came down
vskis his knapfack (which the profecutor obfervid
bs pretty full) and with which ho
away. They lortly after Wards • examined
saw, and.miffed the property in queftion.
The peifoner hi his difence atoned he was peru
Mk innocent of the charge, and .one of the Uri
Yiingt:ef his corps gave him a very good chi-
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FOR PUBLIC Sk.P,

By GARDNER and ANGUS„
,At Garraway's Coffee Houle, Change Alley, Cornhill, on
I Monday, the 4th October, aos, and following iLlys, at ten
rireeifely,
'HE following' White and Prohibited Prize
Goods, being part of the Cargo of the ANGELIQUE,
;Pain to his Majelly's ihip S'OISEAU,SAstoaL Hoop LINZa a,
tEfq. Commander. Captured.on her voyage from Midras so
;Mandl, regidarly condemned in a 'Vice Court of Admiralty,
tat the Cape of Good Hope, viz.

1111cou1itan nscs (Pions. watts neer coons.
28432 Pieta Cams Rom,ls 420 Pieces Handkerchiefs
2 Pieces Citerlees printed Bottlers
a Piece India Stuff 1757 Pleas Cambric Mullin
2 Pieces paltwapores Handkerchiefb, colour-
-4304 Cocoa Shawls _ cd borders '
110 P1414:0 Glngbanis 142 Pieces Cambric Mullin
335 Pieces Chintz 53 Moms Various Mullins
126 Pieces Pallampores 1114 Pieces Longcloth
It Cott Covers • ass Pieces Dimity
' 60 Pieces Printed Cans- ' I Pietc*Ktricrnat
brie Marlin Handker- a Hats

thief.
May be viewed to the time of Sale iHolidays ateepted) at
, No. z, Bull Porter's Wareboefe, Seeth*plane, where coa-
-1 logoomay be had, at the place of Sale. and'. of GARDNER
I amd ANGUS. Sworn Broken. No. s. Miming-Lane.

-At.the fame time and *Cep
The following White and Prohibited Goods. being part of the
*Cargo or Foosnext..capturedin the Indian Sea, by his
Majefty's Ship STAG; Joni. OARD/111. Efq. Confounder,
andteplisfy candenanettas Prise, at the Cape of Good Hope.
I Lob. 110111111T111. .11TR.
01
11110 at Cotton Ito- p Pieces Mullin'
Mils OS Pieces duo, Nulled
iffifi 11iiiait Chide with thread
2 Aria* 01 360 teifs- 9 Pieces ditto, with Slyer
5 Pieces ditto, with gold
ii Piece Mtn inks 10 Pieces ditto, with tills
-.. /i Pima India 3to Pieces Mullin Pkindkfs.
!If Parlerlaceseligto • 373 Pieces Dotes Mullin
Solleese lieltas 14 Pieces ditto Handkfs.
I t 9 Neese hishellbse .. . so Pieces dkto, ftiteked
C• ifs PiecePieceCurlier's' . with theme
73 Piece* Cal, Deg 7a Pieces Placa,
'COM' 24 PlatC111)10111y
Isb Pieces towelling-
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• Inas *ma frelti Moodst tie each init. to the day of
of Whicit.wili be chdiveyoillbg.GAltiitirilk

My 601ort

'-frb VeittillibtA7MtheitANTs fit 4 Ott
'FOR 86LE CONTRA(.7
TTPWARDS of FIFTY HOG.SH/A1
CLARET of eltcellent q2alitir, about 430 ,
pRENC)7I WINE, of the tpialitimof burgundy, clm)
Hermitage, Claret, VindegraBe, ate. and within time f
portatione+Samplei may be had, and farther particular,
by applyingto Mr. Christie, in Pall-Mall.

• BY ROYAL AUTH(SITITT
MORTON'S CORDIAL; a CERTAI'
A• A. for the BOWEL COMPLAINT, in a FEW
AFTER TAKING.

'l'he molt exceUert ..e.n.l efficacious Medicine for el
der ever yet difcovered ; alfo fur Nervous bifeafes,
Conftitutions, Confunivions, Trend)hags, Scc. Debi
Body, Stomachk Complaints, and all °On- Diforder(
front a relaxed State of tha Nervous Syitern.
Sold in Half-pint Bottles, containing Tun Dofcg,
each, duty included —At No. 0, Prinees-itreet, Si
door
doo Irtaft King-ftrect, by the Proprietor only.
Stich Poor Perfons who may be afflided with that
Complaint, by calling as above,:thall receive a Dui
as the Vendee.' intention is, for the good of mankir

DISEASES of the URETHRA and CERTAIN
PLAINTS.
AS foie Proprietor of bitran's eekbrati
sated Boogies and remedies, Mr. Dufours iu
Putslic, that he may as afoul be confulted fr.rn
his houfe, No. 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on Cafes 0..
ftrodtions, Gltets, &c. &c.' as well as Debility, ant
order where fecrecy is fo ctTenti d a requifire, that Mi
provided a fpacious houfe, that every Patient may lK ;
in a fe.parate apartment. Mr. 1). has for many yo tn
hinsfelf, to that department 'of Surgery, and from
praCtce, and the molt flattering fuecefi, he is AtAii
a method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no Cd
or reftraint in diet, and preventing the pollihility of
Perfons in the country Bating their cafes fully, in is
doting a one or a two pound note, will have proper
fent to the amount. For the various fymptu;us,
Dufour's Treadle on the above complaints, price
fifth edition to be had of J. Callow, Crown-court;
1). Symonds, Paternolter-row ; and of the Ataluir.

WHEN
Profelhonal Men of edocatioi,
fponfibility deviate from the general fyilein
ledion of a peculiar Branch, the Lind-don of lotig
fuccc4 is the heft criterion of fuperiority.
Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the tub
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the foccefsfq
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as fat
able the ravages of theft complaints which are the molt
am in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every brauch as an Amu/
for Med a with at an early period of Practice to refei.,
alt from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the eft
gerous precipitanty of general Praditioners.
TbeTHREP DISOLMERS, to the curecf which.
voted my attention, comprise every fpeci:.3 of YE:
INFECTION, whether of a recent or hilt tlur'tiot
AU kinds of DEBILI'T'Y, wiletker • arifing from tb'
Schoolboys, or the indulgence-of mature age, anLi lal.?
Vangeman of the fyilan in Women which is called IL
NEM or STERILITY.
Numr.rous Meares are the rank of ignorance or'
treatment of a fimplc rionoribea, and It not unfreqi
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetit
unguarded boar. By a fuperior method fuch cow'
tardy cured, and even wheitother:4 have (ailed, 1 •
may prefume to oir9r a radical re-eftaLlifhinent
. Few, however, are the cal g of complicated dial
diforder. compared with the Falanjirous fituations of
from indulgence ineSOLITAR MICE, or Cie oreta
deco( a fathiorable Life acquire thatitate of -De:iiet
is the unavoidable ccift.owence of fuck pernicioui bah:
the iinhappy furerer broods over' is rui4r;
tlll%:tracirceihs his misfortune, it tnay 14 :One emu
him to know, that akhougb it be ad obje6t of dnubt
minty with ether Praditionere, the removal of a
pENCIES by the gradual progsefs of Renovation 4 i
went of my experience. • If the rites of Bacchus .or ',
begun to piduce manly vigour, much anxiety wiii ft
by adiarly countemdfon of this Linguid Rate, am,
cafes no great difikultits will occur. '
.But *lege/WS Deficiency has for years ezifted. a Koper Pie
kverapce itindifpenfibly requifite to revive the Cumbria; .
of Life, and, to re-atlmate the touftitutioit.
MARRIED WOMEN, with hive long been dira7l;oint4
In their eepedations of a Family, may be atfured. that it IA
initances fuels defeela are curable by Me lical Skill.
.
The SECRECY which is fo effentill to my undertaking, ari
the Qsalifications which I have prefumed to flare, I torn !
Bafis of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fi:lnt/min
=don is • given' that Mr BKEE may be. cow-bleed F.1.4:3
(or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his huufe, No. a;; Anne
del-ftreet. Strand, beer Temple-Har, •
There is an additional entrance in Witer-fireet adjoin'
. • Ft
and the name is on both the doors. ' '•
, M. rREE, Member or the 'oval Palle ,- ^e v•••., —roil

-.VENEREAL ISLIND*ESS,
T 9 Mr. Thomas Tay's, 4iirgron, No. pel,iew Brtilgertl74s
DEAR SIR, udon. • •
IT is with:the .moii heartfelt fa tisfaa ion tilat
drds you on the incomparable excellenec vow, b:va!tialtic
Medicine—LEA Ag's Parlor Pigs.-1n the .1,7r1:,,: 9:j
year I had the mistbrtone to contrad a Venert.::
attended with the molt alarming and dangerous rymptor4; h/r
aftnuelifthat I have been confined to my roar.: for a wh.lc reel
together, and not able to itir out of it; I bad no rest nigh: nor
day, and futfened the mutt eacracjating pain and tormer.t. and
what was ftill worre, 'my Eyes grew weak and dim, fa ttat
could fcarce difcern-any object, if ever fo clofe to me, 3e.i.t es-
pee.ted nothing leis than the total lois of my fight..—fron: ftois,
healthy, and rather corpulent man, I b.:clune a mere eadres4
and an object of pity and conistrion.—My friends gird
.me over, and thought my recofery impoflilde. In :hi.
dry 4
ftate, and cxpedting every minute to be• my Lift in wored
I alas fortunately•recommendild by a neighbour t') try yoer
'Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no pur.ecie,
been at an enormous expense, it ve:.a fome ril 1. hefirti I coe,
,be prevailed on to take them; at lea I fen: ter Lis Fazes, A
before i had taken diem 'all, I found coutitkrable ben'a;
pains gradually decreafed,and my eve-fight.grov better, andto
.thegrust furprize anti attonitliment of all toy ricu.h, (afr:st
ng three hoses more), my-beats& and ftewnstiauras pailzllv to;
acrid. and lam now, (thanks te my Goo and ilf invalusbit
Medicines), as well anti hearty as ever I was in my *
.Your humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH. •
High-Itrect, Birmingham, November I, £y99.
YOu are at full liberty to publifh this in ar.y manner ea.ix%
proper, for the:benefe•of feeler,-at large, and wt..ch 1 rheuld
have fent you kroner; but was tearful of a r,-Ispre.
The aboveMedieine is earnaly recommended to all errrons
that are in any doubt of their bziug entirely free of eve:l Vc-
nereaLAffe4tion, particularly to thole about alter.eg their con-
, ditiou in life, as it will certainly ei ad:eare every iAirt cwt
nature, of however long ftanding, or however difguirel !,•r
the appearance of other diforderi it may be ; tor :)ctex.i
Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is alfo reeoreaussiXl
to be taken, efpecialiy in the. Spring, Sunun ••r, and Fall.
Prepared and fold by the role Previetor, THOMAS TAY
LOR, Membix of the Corporation of Surgeons, Lot n,...at
his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-Itreet ; where he will eilc
vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking there Pith, and wilellearl.
fiver patients I.etteri, if poft paid, on the fame term',
ing in all cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, no Perron's n;er
cafe having ham mentioned, hut at their own particular ..
by the Proprietor, during the courfc of more than 33 year,
he has had.the contlud of an ext.:Wive Talc of the abov • n
eine, And the pradticc irrifing therefrom. •
They are, alto fold by hi. appOstment, at the Perf.iry ler__.
No. 33, St. Alban's-ftruet, Pall-Mall; Mr. Rober,4r• .
Atop, No. £O3, Oxford.fteeet Mr. Steel's. Bookkilc
Union-row, Little Tower-Hill; and by one Perron in
'l°dji
conitderable town in Lngland, in Boxes of only 91.
Pealed up with fidlond plain Diredtions.

Li
Lwtirgig , Forint;:d for t5t... r mr.Ltors by JOHN DANIa'
of Carnabpitzect) at the 1 r A K Pat wrino-Or WC, Na. I,
-Ma ; and pi:billed by LSVF.L _t
ruer.rr
terburvpiara, Lantbeth).-tt No z. Carey
Bras-Oates, Tetn7lc-Bar ; to which Olice an comang*
nn, far do Ramos are rt itcd tbe addreffia.
_._ Tic to Mill
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it priimer difplayed much eoluteliiyinui
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wale "Ws* She'd the el ..l
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450 Cafes of
Chattipognq
time for Er.
:Wars itowns
"14 Crejt
LW fIOURs
Or that Dior.;
afes,,,sharts4
Debility of the
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hat diftrefßes
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Fran to 3, at
ant di&
tat Mr. rl. hal
he intndaced
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rem ext:T.iive
n..bie.4,1 to Mier
o canfitterotte
:v of a fle,re,
in k letter.
roper tctne.:ies
s, fee Mr.
.itt, 2s 61. the
tart; Soho; H.
.tiOlt anti, me-
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