Star.
London, England, 1802-05-11 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

Yeherday twenty-three prifoners- were tried,
eight of whom were conviaed of felony, viz. Mary
Weldon, for healing a quart and a pint pewter
pot, the property of j. Kendrick • W. William,
for healing a thin, the property of R. Willis ; R.
H. MallitVli, for healing a pair of boots, the pro-
perty of T. Woodward ; J. Williams, for healing
two linen rheas, the property of B. Skill; J. Tew,
for healing a child's drefs, the property of S.
Warmington ; J. Percival, for healing fix fowls,
the property of P. Borrett ; J. Morrill* and H.
Kcmp, for healing two pieces of fir timber, the
property of J. Waller ; and fifteen were acquitted.
The fame day fentence was paired, when
Henry Cock, for having felonlot By made, forged, and coun-
ts three fevcral papers, purporting to be letters or powers
of attorney of William Storey, Efq. of Chatham, in the county
of Kent, deceafed, to transfer feveral (urns of money in the
Stocks or Funds of the Bank of England, and for uttering, pub-
diking, rid making ore of the fame, knowing them to be fo
I forged, and thereby cheating and defrauding the Governor and
Company of the Bank of England, of the (um of yoool. and
upwards, &r.
Robert Bakeweil, for embezzling and feereting certain can-
celled Bank-ewes, and in particular a note of the value of 511.
with intent, by putting them again in circulation, to defraud
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England.
Edward Hartwrigly, for forging and uttering a bill of ex-
change for Si. purporting to be a bill drawn by the Woodbridge
bank, and payable at Milli's. Downe, Thoentons, and Co.
Busker+ in London. -
R. Clarke, fur a Burglary in the dwelling hook of Henry
Styles, at Staines.
T. Davies,for dealing a table, and feveral Bank-notes,to the
amount of t_tl. add other articles, the property of A. G. Mac-
kay, F.fq. in his dwelling houfe.
J. Harris and J. daphell, fur "'faulting P. Theodory on the
Zing's highway, and taking from him a Elver watch and other
articles.

Catherine Borne, for fluting a pieces/ cotton, value ss.and
upwards, the property of J. Bailey; and
John Beer', for breaking into the dwelling honk of Ed.
Troughton,and Beating two hydrometers and other articles, his
property—feverally received judgment of Death.
W. Bitten, Mary Martin, T. Watfon, S. Rutter, B. Brif-
me, B. May, J. Hunt, J. Caltledine, T. Smith, Eliza Jones,
. floberman, J. lime, W. Wakefield, J. Wats, 3.
James Omer, Sophia Groundle, J. Dykes, J. Sadler, Ann
Smith, J. Abney, R. Bailey, 1). Day, J. Tolanner, tlannah
Howard, T. Long, J. Riley, Prances Ward, J. Lane, J. Wat-
fon T. Keenan, J. Slaughter, Mary Smith, J. Retd, 'W. Ro-
ber;s J. Antlerfon, G. B. Harvey, M. Nelfon, Mary Drake,
W. Low, Either Wellington, G. S. Warrtner, J. Thomas, J.
Percival, J. Williams, R. H. Matthews, Mary Weldon, and.
Jot alias G. Brown—were ordered to be tranfported for the
term of feven years.
W. T. Stocker, F. Walih, and P. Rowan—
be tranfportvd fur the term of foutteen years.
Eleven were ordered to be imprifoncd in Newgate, and
twenty-Auer in the Houfe of Corredlion, at Clerkehwell ; thir-
teen were ordered to be publicly, and twelve privately whip-
, pal ; and one fined It. and difcbarged.
N. B. Four of the perfons ordered to be publicly whipped
too yards, arc as follows: viz.—lt. Smith, un Galley-quay ;
J. Brown near St. Paul's Chain, Thames-ftraet , W. Cole,
Seething-lane; and J. Robinfon, in tho Leather.market, Lea-
, denhall.

ordered to

Mr. Cock. conatided of forgery on the Bank of England,
in a moll rerpectful and impreiLve manner fotieittd the indul-
,ernte of the Cola, before the diradful (entente of the law
wai pronounced He Rated, that be eonhilt red it due to the,
humanity of the Court and Jury who tried him, to acknow-
'site tlle palm of the verdid ; and he ago kit it to be due to
hinsftli to declare. that fa far Ilmin intending to defraud any
perfon. lee bad always meant to account to the Esecutore of
Mr. Samar (who had !teen his relation ant patrol) for the
money be had perverted. And that his ability Correrponded

BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICE:STEIL
With poffeflion at Lady Day nett.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—By Mr. RAINE,

At the Rainbow Coff4.:-'auufe, in Cargllll, on Friday the
ailth instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in Thirty-three Lots,
AN Eatenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and
FREEHOLD ESTATE;
Confining of nearly tho whole Paint of TWYFORD; with
the MANOR thereof. • The principal part Grazing Land of
the firtt qualityj and well watered efpecially fo by a fine
Stream, whkk [a mill,. eke boatdavy to the Eftate on the
North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Milli
that belong, as well u two Wind Mills on other parts of the
Eftate; and three free Pnblic-Houfes. The whole containing
near Twelve Hundrai Acres of rich Land.
The principal MciTuage is Twyford Lodge, which is fituaied
in the centre of the Eftate, on elevated ground, and has been,
and is (till, well worthy of being the (cite of a refpcdable Re•
tadenee ; diftant four miles from Buckingham and Bicefter—
the high road between whichgtvat MarketTownsgota through
this Eftate.

Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well u the other Te-
nant', will Raw th4r feveral Lands ; and of whom, printed
particulars may he had ; alfo at the principal Inns at Bucking-
ham, Neater, and Agilkibury ; of the Printers of the Osford,
Reading, and Northampton Papers; Rainbow Coffee-houfe;
of Mr. Holier, Attorney at Law, Thame; where, and at
Mr. Raine s, I.and Surveyor, in Chat, tto-ftroet, Bloomtbury,
acorreet Plan may be ken.