Star.
London, England, 1802-10-09 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 8.

This day arrived a (loop of war from the Downs.
—The Mary, Captain BLOWN, is arrived here
from Dominica, bound to London.—The Cakes,
Captain RICHARDSON, was (poke off Cape Saint
Vincent, on the 3d September, by Captain Cook,
of the Guardian ; all well.—Yefterday failed the
Tortola, Captain LISTON, for Sunderland.—Came
in the Sas How frigate.—Virent out of harbour
the America, Captain Rosissos, bound to Ame•
Pica..—Came into harbour the Guatntas tranf-
port, Captain Cook, relieved from quarantine,
lately arriv:d from Malta.

HULL. OCTOBER I.
The Good Intent, GOUTON, bound to Bremen,
put back to this port, on the ;45th ult. leaky.
Atrive•3-.At Hambargh, PUgrim, Robinfoo-.At Place-
bos*, alamssaty , Brandham; and Richard, Colllufoo—At
the Tad, Minerva, Baker—At Hcivoct. Antoolos, Schmidt,
all &dm this pert—At Gravefend, Squirrel, Nicholfon ; Ring-
fie% Hip; and Parfait, Purvis, all from Petal:burgh.

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 7.

The Chriftopher, Governor Wentworth, and
Windf9r Cattle, who failed fronihence on Sunday
for Africa, put back on Tuefday laft by contrary
winds, and are now well in the river.

Capt. G141161'01119 of the tufannah, from Ja-
maica, (poke on the 31ft Anguft, the Peggy, of
Greenock, for Baltimore, in lat. 39. N. long. 60.
W. all well.
The Refolution PITTIORINV, from Martinique
to London, was (poke with on the 14th Auguft,
by the Exprefs, Boss, from Jamaica, arrived at
Cork, difmafted and leaky, and then bearing
away for New York.

Arrived—The jams, Levy, from Jamie&
The liritauniso Santo from Wm at lialerno.
The Two Friends, Weonme‘lhoua Oporto.
The T -Wheat, from imikaat Philaddphia.
The apple', from atm at Illakknose.
The Hubert!, George, ham Grenada at Greenock
The Euphrates, Gak, from Jamaica at ditto.
The potence. ilay, ....--, from ditto at ditto.
The Jaw, tellytkons Lckh at Leghorn.

PROM LLOYD'. LIST.
Thum, OCTOJIIM =.--Arrived and failed for the River, the
Ounpaiown, lord, from Jamaica.—Mad W. &W.
GIUMUND, (*roman S..Psiod by the Rio Nova, Ap-
pleby ; and Venerable, Nldd, he. julmoduli MINIM Mice,
from Cork; Stsaasli, Hop; Itawrerits. Maya and
Surprise, from St. Threat's ; John, Stable, from De-
merara; Klngeos, Stevens; from New York ; Liberty, Kerr,
from Pawbero; Jassy, Kerr, from Tobago; Robert,
Mork from. Oman; and Adoona, from Rotterdam ;
Balker; —; andKobert, Gibfoo,froin Grenada.
ARRIVED .
Worth, from Dominica, and Hugh

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Johoftan, Stoddard, from'
Off Haftings—jamy, Clark, from Tobago. -
At Cilde—acptone, Bradihavre,andillizabcdt,Rofda. from
Jamaica.
At Laanfier—liortkode, Fryer, from pemarara.
At Dover—.oimpenlown, Ford, (tom Jamaica.
At Crookhans--Prtfreerance, Evans, from Honduras.
At Cada—Bllifon, Minn, from Damara:lL
At Brifird--Jefes al Nazareth, from Bilbao.
At Dulsillohn and Sissy, Btorr. from Bandana.
At Onssfey—Janda, Narvin, from -Barcelona.
At Ornsada—piAnnan, Williams, from Africa.
At Demme—Admiral Colpoys. Adams ; Brothers,
Wil-
-1 kleghbr ; sod Aar. Irodtham, from Afrh:‘

Tke Jamaica, noun H, arrived at Whitehaven on
Saturday, from Jamaica; after a difficult pat age
of ten weeks and two days.

Yefterday the Diltoatches for Bengal, by the
CASTWEDIIII and Loin DVIICAIIt were finally
elated, at the Eaft India Houfe, and delivered to
their rdpeltive Purfers.

Estrogen per Cattle Eden—Rev. Richard Jefferys and
family; Mien Maria Shuman and Ells. Hodgfon ; Mr. George
r'Dallad, Meant Surgeon ; Capt. Peter Grant; Lleut. Daniel
Hamilton, St. Helena Eflabßilunent.

On Monday lea a boat filled in Milford Haven,
having four men and two boys on board, who, of
courfe, were walbed overboard : all were picked
up except one boy. The two boys were brothers,
and the elder had the younger three times in his
arms ; but fuch was the violence of the waves, that
his friendly
.attention to his brother bad neatly
been his ruin, inafmuch as when taken up he was
wish difficulty reffored to life. A poor old man,
who alto took much pains for the boy loft, is not
expelled to furvive.
On Thurfday evening, about nine o'clock, a
young man of genteel appearance Role a bundle
out of a chaife in Goodge.llreet, Fitzroy-fquare.
On being flopped, he took a knife out dins pocket,
and cot the perfon's hand nearl off who endea-
voured to fecure him, and made his efcape, but he
was Ibortly after .taken in. Charlotte-ftreet. The
unfortunate (offerer was immediately felt to the
Middlefe x Hofpital:

Saturday fe'nnight a fire broke out in the dwel-
ling honk of William Wood, in the parith of Of-
prhige, Kent, which in the fpace of so minutes,
entirely confirmed that and the adjoining one, oc-
cupied by William Hodgman, togethee with the
whole of the furniture, wearing apparel, &c. of the
unfortunate fufferers. -
Private letters received from Tellichery on the
Malabar coafi, mention the breaking out of a very
alarming and deltriefive fire at that &Rory, which
bad conTumed the greater portion of the Bazars.
The Native merchant BANDARY, and Mr. G. M.
BAILLIS, are the principal fufferers on the occa-
fion, the latter, we arc lorry to hear, to a confi-
demists amount.

sgE7CHES,

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BOIORAPHICAL and LITERARYO+I3Y VERNA&

nimmv•ib
- Ns. U. REV. SAMUEL AYSCOUGH, P. S. A.

If this Gentleman has not acquired celebrity in,
the higher departments of Literature, he has gained
a well merited reputation, by indefatigable atten-
tion to vary important branches of it. His fir ft
publication was ".A Catalogue of the Manufcripts
preterved in the Britilh Marcum, hitherto nude-
fcribed ; confifting of Soon volumes, including the
Collations of Sir Haas SLOANZ. Bart. the -Rev.
Tito's*: Bumf, D. D. &c." two vols. quarto,
1782. In the fame year he publifhed an anony-
mous Pamphlet, intitled. " Remarks on the Let-
ters of an American Farmer," ( Hs c TOR Sr. Jo HN).
Soon after this he took a hint from Mary's
Review, of a Germin, who lived .refpeitably by 1
employing his time in making Indexes, which Mr.
AYSCOUGH loon adopted. He accordingly com-
piled an Index to the firft 7o volumes of the
Monthly Review, which he has fince continued;
an Index to the firs 56volumes of the Gentleman':
Marazine ; an Index to the remarkable paffages
Sin NAILISTIARI'II Plays, annexed to STOCKDA4I I
editions. He alto was the Author of Indexes to
BRIO° ei Northamptonthire, HAWKINS'S edition of
JOHNSON, befides many others of lets confequence.
In 1787, on the death of the Rev. Mr. Mary,
he was appointed Affillant Librarian in the Natu-
ral Hiltory ; and on the death of Dr. WOIDI, he
was removed to the Printed Book department ;
fince which time he has appropriated the great&
I part of his time to the arrangement of the Library.
Many particulars of Mr. AvscouoH's family
may be found in the Gentleman's Magazine, Vol
43, sit 982, 5014, and Vol. 41, 69, 117.
My. AYSCOUON has devoted much of his time
to the Rudy of Antiquities, and numerous com-
munications of his are to be found in the Gentle-
man's Magazine, to which, for many years, he
has been a conftant and valuable contributor.
The eftabliffiment of a Free Chapel, for the be-
nefit of the Poor in the vicinity of St. Giles's, a
plan fuggefted by the pious and amiable Bifliop of
Lownox, was greatly encouraged by Mr. ATIO
COIGN. •
That grand National Inßitute, the Britifh Ma-
rcum, anidft other benefits of which it has been
produaive, has ferved as an afylum for learned
men, who, in the various offices attached to it,
have found an eafy and honourable provition made
for their fupport. It has nowto boaß of a May•
Lica, the laborious Hiftorian of Hindroftan ;of a
Shaw, whore refearches in Zoology have render-
ed him eminently confpicuous; of a PaNNICK, the
claffical friend of Hums, Lord bfarthal
and other diftinguiffied men of faience. Mr. Pais-1
aux, at an advanced age, 'enjoys the fame flow
of fpirits which has difbnguilled him through
life; he is Reitor of Wotton, in Surrey, and his
Swing will ever be Celebrated as the retreat of the
illuftrious J. J. Rousssau. At Wotton he refided
a ihort time, until having received a fuppofed af-
front from the Curate, he refuter) to remain there
any longer.* Few perfons are better calculated
to furnilh memoirs of that celebrated Philofopher
than Mr. Patin acs.
• Amtrak:lms dread in the Armenian habit, sad walking
in the gardens at Walton, he psfcd the Curate, who, amnia-
ed at his angular appearance, frequently looked back : this
alarmed Roam, who declared the be was an coffin of
lonnooilin, the paitur of Montt Travers.

When GALILIO was fummoned before the In-
quifition, for aliening that the earth moved round
the Sun, and not the Sun round the Earth, the
NV: appointed to examine hint quoted the Bilk,
to prove that the theory he fupported was hereti-
cal, and particularly refted upon the pafiage where
JOSHUA IS Rated to have made the Sun Rand
0 ! (fays GALILEO) that ought to convince you
of the truth of my dodrine, for fence the days of
Joshua the Sun has never moved round the
earth 1"

We are concerned to Date, according to a let-
ter received from Bombay, the death of Major
WILLI6M MIMI' Toss, in the ferviee of Holkar.
He was killed in an attack upon a mud fort, dur-
ing which! a mulket ball took him in the right
temple, and put an immediate period to his emit-
ence. He was a Gentleman of difiinguilhedmeilt.

The Madras Government have ifued an order
which was in force the zft of June laft, that any
European of whatever rank, defcription, or coun-
try, palling through its territories beyond 15 miles
from Fort St. George, without a regular paffport,
(hail be taken up and confined during the pleafure
of Government.'

A private letter received from Madras, by the
Sea Hoist, flys :—lmmediate hoftilities are ex.
pelted to take place between HOLCAR and SCIN-
DSAH. Col. SUTHIRLANDIS brigade has joined the
grand army of Sc a DIA H,which fonns an immenfe
body. HoLcaa is encamped at Indoor. Colonel
Lawis his pitched his tents near the Sanauary of
Nuimutoollah Shah, and was expeaed to enter the
Fort of Jubaj. General Paaeoa has received po-
fitive inftruaions Tram SCINDEAH to take the field
againft HOLCAR. Colonel COLLINS continues at
Oniein, Scninzan's capital.
FALL or SaRINOAPATAM.--.-TheAnniverfary of
this fplendid vi Tory, was obferved on the 4th of
May with great folemnity, at Calcutta ; on which
occafion the Governor General wore, for the firft
time, the Star and Jewels of Tippoo Sultaun, ori-
ginally tendered by the gallant army which at-
chieved the conqueft of Myfore, and fubfequently
prefented by the Court of Direaors.
A letter received from Chingleput, by the Sas
HORSE lately an ived,fays, "A royal tiger has made
his appearance near this place. On Friday, the
Tth of April, in the evening, as Mr. and Mrs.
hornton were returning in a .bandy, from their
evening ride, the tiger fprung from the jungle at
Mr. Thornfon's poi:gar dogs, which were running
immediately before the horfe's bead. He,however,
mifed his prey ; and agreeably to the nature of
that ferocious, but cowardly animal, inalnifiri re-
tired to the covert. The boric appeared in the
atrnoft terror and contlernation; apd it was with
difficulty that Mr. Thornton could get him home..
Thrtiger was oaf of the largettof dicfpeeiss." ' •

LOIVDCIN MARKETS.

PRICE Or HOPS IN THE BOItOUGH.
lags 71 TOe to 91 p I Pockets 81 os 10 131 de
PRICE OF SEEDS, 06tober 8.
Red Clover aos to z 305
% White ditto 401 to rBos I per cwt.
Trefoil 0 to 55e
Turnip zlis to sis Per bugle!
Rye Groh to 6os Per quarter
Canary Seed 8o to 86, od per cwt.
Rape Seed 341 to 371 per laft. .
SMITHFIELD, °Reber 8.
To link the offal—per hone of 81b.
Beef - as ad to ss 44 Veal - is 44 to 65 ad
Mutton -ss cd to 65 od Pork - p od to 6s od
Lamb ss ad to 64 Bd.
Stock at Market this morning, Beafts solo,
Sheep and Lambs 3,000.
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NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, 06tober 8.
Per !tone of 81b. by the carcafe.
Beef p ad to as 8d Veal p 8d to 61 oil
Mutton as ad to ss ad Pork ss od to 6s od
Lamb as 84 to 65 od.
RAW HIDES, October 8.
Hides (per Bone) padto ss 8d Heavy Calf 91 6d each
Middling 3$ ed to 3s sd Horfe Skins zas to zss 6d
Ordinary as 8d to is rod Lamb Skins 2s od to ss od
Shearlinp ss. ed. to 4s.
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
' Butts, so to 3611, each, a a sod to 23d
Ditto, 60 to 661 b - • - sad to 26c1
Merchants Backs - sod to 23 4
Dreffmg Hides ... -28 d to god
Fine Coach Hides - - sod to 2244
Crop Hides for Cutting - sad to 24d
Flat Ordinary - -29 d to aid
Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dozen, - $44 to
.324
Ditto so to 7olb - -26 d to 30d
Ditto, 7o to Bolb - - sad to 27d
Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s Id to p Sd
Large ditto • - - zoos to zaos per dos.
Tanned Horfe Hides - 18$ to 3os each
Goat Skins - - 355 to 7os per dozen
Bark per load - 211. zos. to 231. os.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 4$ od Town Tallow 675 6d to os
Clare market as od Ruffle ditto (ca.) 6ss 6d to os
Whltechapel market p rid Ruffle ditto (foap) 6ts to 6ts
(per Role of Sib.) White Candle Ruflia 621 to os
Melted Stuff ias od tons
225 tzd Ditto Rough 385 od to os
1 Average Price 31 1144 °MIMS' .., 16s od to os
Good Dregs zos to os
Yellow Soap, 7os. to os. --Mottled, 785.—Curd, Bas.
Candles, is.. 6d.-IVl•ulds, 121. od.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, October E.
" Smithfield. - St. James's. Whitechapel.
o.Hay 615 to 7li 4 2 oto 7 IV 0 5 3 oto 712 •
New 4 4t05 15
Straw 16 to r 29 18 6to I 29 o i 8o to 226 o
Clover 6 o 10.7 zo 7 7 oto 8 o •
D9.IICW 5 Obi 7 •
COALS, 06tober 8.
left Coals in the Pool, 21. p. ad. per Cbaldron..
Delivered 2L 245. od.
' Sunderland, 21 as. od.
Delivered 21. 91. ad.

Gloucefter Fair, which commenced on Ttiefday
week, was numeroufly attended. There was a
confiderable thew of cattle and Cheep, but very
few of either were fold, though the prices demand-
ed were upon the decline.
Buttes fold at Braintree Fair from 595. to 68s.
per firkin. Cheefe at from two guineasto 21. 16s.
per cwt. New Hops from 121. to 131. ditto ; thole
of laft year's growth at eight guineas. There was
the Limit Ass.. of scorch, Irdh, and other cattle,
that bas been known for many years ; but the
high prices being kept up, the Gratzacra made no
purchafes of any confequence.
At Bury Butter andCheefe Fair, on Monday and .
Tuefday, prime clarkrieit, were fold from 565. to 58s.
Single firkins 595. and 6os.—Beft twomeal Cheefe
614. to 7d.—Flet 3d. to 34d. per pound:
A letter frbm Bridgewater of Tuefday la% fays
—Our great mart, St. Matthew's fair, commenced
on Saturday. The quantity of cheefe brought in
was confiderable, and that of good quality met
with a bra' Pale ; the belt fetched from 531. to
635. ; middling from 425. to 525. 6d. • inferior 31s.
6d. to 4os. per cwt. but much of the latter kind
remained unfold. The thew of cattle of every des
fcription was numerous, and they experienced a
reduCtion in price. Horfes of figure maintained
good prices, but colts were dull of Cale, and de*
reined materially. The fair was, in general, large,
and the fine weather attracted a raft concourle of
people to the field. •
al& Fair, at Lewes, on Saturday, was very
numeroufly attended, by buyers and others. The
number of fl and lambs exhibited, on a mode-
rate computation, exceeded 30,000, which met a
very dull fate, at reduced prices. Wethers fetched •
from 365. to 425. Ewes from 21$. to 335. and
Lambs from 14$. to ass. 6d. Thofe who fold early
obtained the be( prices, the drop having been
from 6s. to sos. per head between the commence.
ment and clofe of the fair; and many were driven
from the field unfold, for which purchafers could
not be found, even at thofe reduced prices.
On Tuefday week, a young man of the name of
Bina, employed with others in a nail fhop, at Row-
ley, on fome eight provocation Coffered his paffion
fo far to overcome his reafon, as to take a piece of
hot iron from,the fire, and throw it at a woman,
(whofe name is Rollafon) and which entered her
belly: the expired in a few hours in great agonies.
The Jury finding a verdia of wilful murder againft
Bilk% he is committed to Stafford gaol for trial.
Yefterday two wretches, Prober and Foe, the
eldeft apparently not more than 23 years of age,
Rood in the pillory. The place appropriated
for their punifliment at Charing Crofs was kept
clear by the conitables, under the authority of the
High Bailiff of Wellminfter ; notwithflanding
which they were treated with the feverity which•
the imputation of their crime naturally infpires,
by a party of the fair fez of Angel court, near
Northumberland•houfe, who vented their indigna-
tion by repeated vollies of rotten eggs and mid,
till the wretches were fo much disfigured,. that
they truly appeared in the charader of black!; one
of them, on being releafed, made a fine bow to the
populace, which, when he quitted the rage, was
returned with hiffes and groans.
Yefterday yobs Lts flood in the pillory facing
Whitecbapel Church, purfuant to his fentence laft
Affirm, for being found in Stepney Fields in a very
improper fituation with a Lafcar, aged 57, who
was adjudged to a folitary conffitement for a li.
suited time. The concourfe of people on this oc-
caftan was very great, and' a number of peace
When attended to prefixes order.

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1,441, LIGANCE. .
coinvr, OCTOBER $.
r- -possums v. ABIRDIRK.
1N5.11413 an anion of allault. The plaintiff was
a .young man who had lately been Ilrock off the
Roll of Attornies, and brought the prefent anion
to recover damages from Mrs. Aberdeen, for
*franking him=—On the evening of the toth of
Augna fall, the plaintiff was palling along Bri:i
tan= Row,.lflington, to his father's houfe, when;
the defendant laid hold of him in a very violent'
manner, and tore his coat; the plaintiff Rruggle
bard to get away, exclaiming, u unhand me Mrs.
Aberdeen," which the refuted to do, and the fray,
continued till he got into the houfe, whoa the del
fendant left him ; the faid, that the had got a piece;
of his coat.—The Ratement was corroborated by.
feveral witneffes. •
The Counfel for the defendapt Rated, that thei
plaintiff had been (truck of the Roll of Attorniess
as a difgrace to the profeffion, and h therefore w
the duty of a Jury to watch with the nutlet! vigi-1
lance the nature of an salon at the inflance of
plaintiff in fuch a fituation. The a'aion was ai
ceMplaint brought by a Goliab, fix feet high,
sgainft a poor weak elderly woman, and the faas.
Which gave rife to it were as follow :—The de-
fendant, force time ago; had the misfortune tIl•
'accommodate the plaintiff and a lady with lodg-
ings,. and they lived in her houfe until they ran up
a hill amounting to iol. and then they ran away :
the found out where his father lived, and went to
him fer the purpofe of making her claim; the was
informed, that the plaintiff was not in his fa.
ther's houfe, and that they did not know where
he was;. the however Rapt until between ten and
eleven at night, when Ste raw the plaintiff, and
thin demanded her money be made no reply,
but pulled her out of the houfe, and in order to
Lave herfelf from falling the laid hold of his coat.
On the Urge the defendant pleaded that the was
not guilty of the sittd adl), that if the Was,
that the plaintiff-began it.
bir. Serjeant MiIitSNALL went over the cafe to
the Jury. He faid, that there. was no proof that
the affault had originated with the plaintiff, and
therefore that the defendaoi's fecond plea mat by.
entirely done away. The Jury Were hound td
protea the parent °revery man, however depraved
his character might be, and consequently they
ought to leave out of confideration the offence for
which *c plaintiff had been Rruct off the roll, and
giVithcit feidie according to .the fail as it had
- been proved..-The Jury gave a verdia fur the
plaintiff.—Damages Is.

Mtn OnnitAL %JARTim =nom
Kin orron.—The above (Aims totimenced on
Tuefday an which day there was little other
bu Red.:, except the examining bakfirda—rin in the
Grand Jury, &c. On Wednefiliftlie
tried; sone of which were Of -bnifitrence enough;
to defer* notice .* and on'fhttitany evening •tUI
&eons ended. The following ire the only trials:
•we have feleded aa_virtli reporting.
011ISTIVC;TING IssAvi.TT NO- CITY OPIPSCRItt.
pink, *Hermitatliiii inclined for an *1E1441
on Wni. Clitabers, while siningits alit effißiitit tb
Thomas Milbourn, one of the water for the •
City of London. The offence s committed at
la:10mi. Hefts. 'Marriott iced Jaelrfon were of
Comic' for the City of London, Ind Rated the ex-
tent of the preroptiVe of the City as COnteriators '
of the river TliaMet ; that in COlatillenCe they
bad a water-bail'; and Attains undeehitu ; that
*kb every potfible • exertion of vigilance on the
part of there of they could not preferve entire
the rights of the city,which was in a great ineafure
to W afcribed to fuel violent perfons as the prifo-
ber's condo& would prole him to be.
The evidence, as adduced by Milbonrn, Cam-
hors. and others, Was as follows : on the aoth day
of September LIR Mr. Milbourn, attended by
Cambers and two other's, going up the River by
)&oulfey, difcovered t>fe prtfoner, with four other
lien and a boy in a Peterixist,"dragging with a
moti deßrunire net. Knowing the eharaner of
the men, they evened i molt &flier:tit Xefißatice
and from filch knowledge they ay
treinfrOrther'op ;
river to obtain more atfißance,• having procoted
which, they returned, and off Kingßon few the
fame men Rill at work.. They hailed them; when
they immediately ran the boat on lhbre on the
Kinglion fide; they followed them; and on their
attempting to feizethedrag a defperate Sight coin-
menced. The prifoner arid his compamons bed
each of them pilloh and bludgedns; the other!
Were armed only with their bars
_and boat-
hooks. The latter party were in the confli& mot
feverely beaten, and Cambers run through the arm
with apparently a clarp knife. The reft of the
patty were alfofiverely beaten, and 'Mich wounded,
and the prifoner, after having wounded Cambers,
jumped overboard, fwam tOii boat lying of in the
theam, and rowed to the oppofite (bore. 'The
prifoner did not fet op any defence, brit (aid that
they had broke his arm, as well as his hurting
them. The Magiftrates, in moderation of his
having a large fentenced him to be impri.
toned to the-county gaol for two years, and to pay
a fine of 6s.
John Wheeler and John Godfrey were in.
dined for felonioutly Rearing fowls, the ProPrtl
of kveral /pinions; the offences were proved.—
Sentenced to be tranfported for (even years. "
IMPUTED Tllteirts.
James White, John Botaitch, James Bendel!,
and Robert Briggs, were charged oa the oaths of
WilliamCollingwood,JamesGlatnon,and Richard
Bethel Lloyd, three of die Police Officers. in the
Borough, with being perfons of evil fame, and re-
puted thieves, and with being On the highway with
intent to commit felonies, &c. oat which char
they had been &versa)! emitted, and.cemmitted
till the fieffions. The Officers, On Wing' called.-
proved they had been reverent twitted of &cosi.
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offences is thii county.
The Coeafet for the profeention contended, that
the rifest"? known habits of life, the Rite
were (media by the Officers (lurking by the
the numbs* of atrocious offestees
it; sad Isis dye' sitirePoiel ct*

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they were
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committed