Star.
London, England, 1802-11-02 00:00:00

OLD BAILEr:

Yefterday fourteen prifoners were tried, two of
whom were capitally convicted, viz.
Thomas lityncb, for Ruling a pocket book con-
taining a one pound bank note, the property of
William Agar, privately from his perfon.
gents lehite, for that he on the loth day of
September, did wilfully, felonioutly, and knowing-
ly perfonate, and falfely affume the name and
rtharader of James Bannon, a fearnin on board
his Majefty's (hip lc Ponipee, and prefented a falfe
counterfeit certificate, in order to receive certain
prize money, then due to the Paid James Bannon,
for his Cervices on board the Paid ihip, againft the
form of the flame, &c.
A fecond count in the indidrnent laid the charge
for felonioufly endeavouring, &c. to receive cer-
tain-prize money, fuppored to be due to the raid
James Bannon.
Mr. Keowsys, as leading Connie' for the pro.
(tendon, dated the circumilances of the cafe top
the Jury, and in the courfe of his oblervations
thereon raid, that the prifoLtr was indifted for an
as which was wifely and humanely framed for
the proteaion of one of the molt meritorious
clanks of his Majedy's fubje&s, though, at the
fame time, perhaps the molt unthinking, namely,
thole mariners who fight our battles on the ocean.
There were a number of anworthy people on
bort, who take every advantage of the circum-
fiances under which his Majeity's (semen are
placed, aad ply about different offices, frequently
•
' and •• fomedises fucceeded in obtain-
monies due to them. In order to reprefs this
the Aa which he alluded to walk homed.
un
mostly, that of the 31 Geo. 11. cap. to. fee. 24.
The =fib Of the cak, he raid, lay in a nut &ell,
and be had fuel p body Of roof to adduce againft
*beaner, as k, d-a him in raying, no jury
cool prifd doobtof the truth of the charge againft him.
He nadertood that the prifoner was one of tbofe
IZswho lurk about the Navy and other Of.
rosn the motives he had alluded to, and that
be was a perces. entirely unatquainted with ma
titime affairs. The Collard that proceeded to
call the following wheelies :
Mr. Inman, of the Navy Otßee, produced the
books of k Pompee. Hs Sated, thst the name of
James Bannon appeared as ofibaribip's crew,
ots beard which, in the of ply and Aug.
toot, he was nrullered at
Mr. W. Hillier Spited, Tilas, porter of le
ijaitiew
=re' that Tads** wasiot, Reheat been
p;efent at Ow motors of Ilk et. Anthony,
tin bit WWI Inity agreeoirat to thare the pro.
aside tthat prize wit E-the other Gips. Le Porn.
pee had been difabkd in the aition a( Algefiras,
and was at the pink of Gibraltar, when Sir James
Samaaret's fquadroti faßed in quell of the Spa-
uidi Beet. An 'agreement however was previoufly
made, that le Pompa thould there with the other
ihips. James Bannon was therefore entitled to a
!bare of the prise money :riling from the capture
of the St. Anthony. Bannon bad come on board
Se Pompee from the Cambridge, as a rated land.
inn on the 16th of June, which was nearly a
*ends previous to the capturez-dre St. Anthony
was taken on the nth or rith of July. He mould
know the perfon °f lames bump, whom be was
fare was not the prifoner.
Mr. Alderman Le ' Mdurier listed, that the
honfe in which be was a partner4Havgaod and Le
Meturler, was the Prise Agents of his Majeft?s
Grip le Ponipee, for the proceeds of the capture d
the St. Anthony. He li:collated that on the toth
of Sep the praiser Came to their Count-
ing Hoak.,:d reprefoutod bisolkif to Mr. Lander,
on. of the Clerks, to be Jawr Damson, of k
Posiliee, and demanded the rise money due to
that Amman. He prefaced a paper, which was
afterwards banded to the winds, purporting to
be a certificate filmed try Mr. Elwood die tram.
caosme,sd fignifyiag that the Bearer was James
that be was on board le .Posopee at the
capture of the St. Anthony, and that be was enti-
tled to a (hare of the woe mosey. On looking
at the gebulne fignatnre of Lieut. Eativroodon the
pay Bain their poffeffion, the whack Paid he per.
caved the writings did not correiksond, be there.
fore told the prifoner that it was impoffible he
could be the man. He, however, perftlicd that
be was, and the witnefs recolleded, that in the

courfe of what paired upon that point, the prifoner
at one time (aid he had it from Mr. FAftwood,
28d at another time, that it was fent to him from
Portfittouth. He Rill however incited he. was
the porton.
' Mr. Lander, a Clerk to Mefrs. Haviland and
Le Mefurier, deferibet the circnmffances of the
prifoner's perfonating James Bannon at their Of-
fice an the loth of September, and applying for
his prize money. The thm due to Bannon on that
payment was 11. 6s. 6d.- The pradice was, after
they had got the authenticated lilt of the crews
from the Navy Office, to calculate and afcertain
the (hire of prize money to which each petfon is
entitled. -
Mr. Alderman Le Mefurier explained, that the
amount dated by the Clerk was that due to Ban-
non on the fiat payment ; that there would be
snore du to him, but *that for to much be was en-
titled to call, at the time the prifoner made the
attempt. -
Mr. Lander returned his evidence. The UN-
tious Certificate, prefented by the prifbner, was
produced and read—h was in fubfianee as above'
timed, and purported to be figned " John Rail-
wood."—The witnets, though he reconciled the
prifoates applying at their Office before—be ez-
preffed his doubts to him, but without cif:El—he
hill perfifted that he vvas the man—and iafified
upon the prize money dae to James Bannon. He
advifed the pritoner to defift. On comparing the
fignatures, he was convinced of the fraud. Mr.
IA MeTurier was applied to on the oecafion and
at length a Confiahle was fent for. On fear Ching
the prifoner, two or three papers, purporting to
be Certificates, in different nAn3es, ate. but writ-

ten in the fame band, were found on theyrifoner.
certificates were in genera) ligned by tbeCaptaini,
though lbstetiines *oh figued by Lieutenants
were Rid.

Mr. Hillier nbccriad that be Wean Mr. Eel.
wood write ; the firtature to the paper produced
was no; his; it was not mess naawl the sai-
tious figuaturn was jAhnEattwood; whcreas Lieut.
Eattwood's' of le Poore, name, was Jolts ',A-
wards Eattwood._ _ • _ _ _ _

The Evidence for the Prosecution being rioted.
the prifoner was called upon for his defence, ,when
he faid, that he bought the Certificate in "Matins
from a man of the slaw of Motes Barrow, wjo
belonged to le Posapee, for as. No witnefs ap-
peared on 44 behalf.
The jury. very Ihortly loped the Prifoner Gado
e.
Eight ti,verc.conviared of felony, viz.
yeiw Skala, for fleabag a hand'ierchief, .and
other articles, the property of Robert Lefevre.
Sarah Lefevre Elated, that be was going along
Ratcliffe-highway about ten o'clock at night, oa
the 8411 of Weber, when, feveral men, who appear-
ed to be in company, followed be;.. The prifoner
StoakesAanse op to her and conzeyfad with her.,
walled along with her, until they came to'
Red Lioa-firset, Whitechapel, when be put his
hand in her pocket. The witaefs immediately
laid hold of him. He pulled his hand out of her
pocket, and tried to get away by puthing her.—
She called out for the watchman, and the other
men who were. behind ran off. She oiled out of
her pocket a handkerchief and a nutmeg grater,
which contained half a guinea. When the prifo-
ner was fearched, nothing was found uponhim.
The watchman who took the Filmier into euf-
tody raw the other men run off when the witnefs
called for the wotch.cruilly.
7eis ifederfee, a tailor, for Reeling a goofe, the
property of EnrannelCallle.
At aril fight, perhaps, our Readers may be apt
to think that the prifooer had aggra,vated his guilt
by invading the property of the profelfion. In
this, however, they are deceived, for it was a bet',
faikzoofi, which bed been carried ofii by this mein-
ber of the board of green cloth. He was found
Guilty.
A. Caster, for baling a bed and other articles,
the property of W. Lady;
T. raw" for haling a sun's 44, the property
of J. KingastrrY;
W. Retain, for fielding mss. weight of taw,'
the property of the Genius of the Weil Inslia ship
called the Alexander ;
C. Rimeiereit, for aeriliai a qpagtity Scotch
fimff, the property of )01. Pearkes ;
LPariffst for. lluliag Astral printed pant-
ph the property of 3: Rohm: and others.
Roasts° or Loopatages.--.740h 4fred e
Pos charged with privately gestling in the dwel-1
ling•W of. Char* gond 4 Wink -f4k cloak,
the property of Elizabeth jackfon, about eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of thet sth of ORober._

Ann Renaud, the filler of the peofecutor, Paid,
that the keeps hook, sod lives with her brother
in Lower Brook-beet, leading into Rood-greet.
There was a paper in the window, announcing
lodgings z,o be let, and the prifoner called thereon
company with.= elderly Geotleanathahout eleven
o'clock on the t Ith of (*ober Litt. He Mopped
at the fira floor, and Teemed to like it very well,
but on her telling hie that it was sngiaged, be
sated whether the Qesslensan was in.*. Army or
Navy t The Witneit replied that be was in the
Naval Service, and the Frifoner laid, 44 Well, if he
will heave ahead, itcsnay loon have,a,fueceffor,"
aid the adman added, " times a wry proper fa
phrife." The Mena thenexprefred Come doubt
whether the fecond floor might be fo large, and
that he would Rep up foe a moment to alcertain it.
He st•-y did fo, and KJ: Renaud think-
log it to leave the elderly man in the
valiant* Sawed hal& to be engaged by
bats in convettittion fie about two minutes. Hear-
ing the Primer coming down, he went below and
Ripped into the Anat. On the Prifoner's return
the obferved a piece of tape hanging from his hat,
and laid, “ pardon we, Sir, but pray what have
you got here t.—yon have got my gown under
your hat !"--t, Yourgowa, Midas, your gown !
It is the firing of soy bat that you perceive." On
uttering this,Ae feised the bit of tape, and the Pri-
foner'shat fell from his head on the ground. With.
in the lining of his hat the difeovered a Japan muffin
gown, and the Prifoner immediately addreied her,
Waving, 46 Idadam, I am a man of honour. You
cannot think that a perfon of any appearance would
think of Realing foch a thing as a gown? what I
did was only for a bit of fest." She knew that
the gown had been laid up in a drawer upon the
foond floor. The witnefs, in much agitation, laid
hold of the Prifoner, who after a lit la Lillie broke
sway from her. There was a bricklayer's man, who
had been at work there, [tootling at the door, and
Ow cried MU, " gap &111 I ion hiss 1" The Pri-
foner, however, got out, and ran up the [tree,
and the law no more of him till he was brought
back by Simpfon, the bricklayer's man, who took
bias at the (hop of Mr. Dalby, a jeweller in
Dowd-iireet.

Joseph Simpfest, the beicklayer'ssnan, raid, that
the Prifoner came eat of the honk haliily, and
cried out to the aid man whom he was following,
66 jseck ! Jack I" The (ply anfwerhe beard the
oW knew make wss 84 D--41 you I" while be was
maim the bell of his w.sy. The Wieners under.
landing that Mifs Renaud had been robbed, fol.
lotted quickly in, the fame dirt:dim, and over.
took the Prifonev at Mr. Dalby's !hop, which
be entered. The Witnefs kept guard outride the
door, and foots kk the Ps ironer tap him on the
boulder, Saying. "I will go to the Lady myfelf,
but you be bitter follow the other man firli; for
he basset the Alm." The 'Witnefi replied, " I
mu% tabs you bad AA, and will purfue the other
man aftersterde. He then took him back to
Mils itanantrap and accompanied them and her
brother in a wash to the Public Oise, Marlbo.
treain°.
1 evidence for tile Profectaixes being here
doled, the Prifoner was called upon for his de-
fy:lce, and (poke to the following purport:
" My. Lord, I same down the 'lairs with the
sawn in my hand that was lying on the bed. The:
Lady fanned timid, and I threw it on the aril •
Seer bed room. and told her ibe need not be
akirtned, he dm. I did not arson to seal it. I

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went down flair; fuppottog har,tabe -perfeitly fa.
tisfied that I did not mean to take it. At thedoor
Jaw the bricklayer's 'shower, and the Lady .fol-
lowed me and cried out. a flop him 1" He too ki
hold .of Inc ; I defired him to let go 017 arm,,
walked up to Mi. nalby's saw, and went in ; the,
;inn reamed furprid to fee Ascii a .mob colle4ted.
round thedoor. , The bricklayer's man was Amr,
ing at the door,. and I told him that he might 'bed
at eafe, for I would go with him. • I went back,
tothe Lady's houte,fome people came into the par-1
lour, and I believe they feat for a Conflable. 'Not
being able to find one, they propofedsoing -before;
a Magifirate, and went to Marlborough-firaet. I'
have no more to fay."
Being atked if he had any Witneffes to his cha-'
rafter, he faid they had been waiting all laft week,
and may now perhaps be tired of attending.
.In his charge to the jury the Learned Judge'
obferved, that if they believed the evidence, which
he law no reafon to impeach, there never was a
cafe more fully eaablifhed. 1
•
The Jury, without hefitation, pronounced the
Prifoner Guilty—Tranfportation.
He is a good looking young man, twenty-five
years of age, but by his drefs feemed to be thorn
of thofe beams which enabled him to figure as a
conftellation in the Bond-ftreet lounge. His lan-
guage !hewed that he was an ignorant man, defti-
tute of that fmooth tongued eloquence fo effential
to the commiffidn of petty depredations.
And four were acquitted, viz. T. Piper, Elie.
Lawroice 7. Webber, and
yolm Browne, who was indidted for healing a half
guinea and two farthings, the property of Ann
Smith, en the 27th of Sept. lilt.
This cafe was intereiting only from the parti-
cular circumflances of the parties concerned. The
young woman appearing to fubflantiate the charge
was, it appeared,. a lodger in the houfe of the pri.
toner. came to a good tmderflanding in a
fhort time, and they behaved towards each other
in the molt loving Ityle. The lady's ideas of de.
licacy were not the molt coned in the world.—
Her landlord was agreeable, but the witted to ex-
tend the range of her affeaion and regard. It
feemed however, to be confidered that Mr. Brown
was a fit perfon to be the depofitary of the receipts
of his fair friend. A fum of money had according-
ly been placed in the hands of the prifoner by the
fair accufer, and fome mifunderftanding in the
balancing of their accounts having taken place,
the prifoner was accufed of the theft, and after-
wards committed for trial. •

The Jury very properly confidered*this as a
nsoft ridiculous bufinefs, which had much better
have been fettled betwixt the parties than brought
into a Court of Juftice ; they therefore, without
hefitation, acquitted the prifoner.
FOR G RT.—Fran:is Finlay was indicted for coun-
terfeiting and forging a Bill of Exchange for 421.
at at days' date, purporting to be the acceptance
of James Sykes, dated the sods of Odoger, and
uttering and publiAing the Came to Thomas Fan-
(haw, knowing it to be forged and counterfeit,
with intention to defraud hop, to which indift-
ment he pleaded not guilty.
The Prifoner put in an affidavit, (lining the
gbfence of two material witneffei to his defence,
who were now at fea in' his Majefty's fervice,
and whom he expected to be able to attend in the
courfe of the next Seffions.

Mr. KaowLys, the Defendant's Connfel, moved
that upon this affidavit the trial be pofiponed till
the next Seffions.

Mr. Kaare, who was on behalf of the Profecu
tion, &id, that confidering the great number of
offences with which the Prifoner was charged, it
was of importance to the caufe of public jutbce
that no impediment fhould be thrown in the way
of any defence which he might be enabled to offer.
—Yielding, therefore, to the matter contained in
the affidavit, and having pothing more than public
jultice in view, he was willing, on the part of the
Profecutrix, and with his Lordthip's" approbation,
to defer the trial of the Prifoner at the Bar till
the next Seffions.

The trial was deferred accordingly.

At.Doncalter, a few days fence, a man fold his
wife by private contract for the fum of Half-a.
Guinea. -
A Mifer died lately at Vienna, who had amaffed
a funs of money which filled thirty bags, each con.
taming a thoutand pieces, of all the different coins
in circulation in the Imperial States. He was pot-
tered betides of confiderable Landed Property, and
fpent only about 71d. per day.' No perfon ever tn-
tered his chamber, except himfelf.
On Tuefday night,between nine and ten o'clock,
a fire broke out in the workfhop of Mr. John Ber-
ry, book-binder, in Temple.lane, Liverpool : af-
ter confirming
.two rooms, and very much da-
maging an adioming houfe, it was got under with.
out further injury.
Crim. Cots. in Low Life.—The following circum.
Rance took place a few days fence, in a village
near Lewes, in Suffex :—An induftrious farmer
who had one morning rifen before his accultomed
time, to accompany one of his fervants on a
journey with his team, was met on the road ley the
Conftable of the Hundred, who in confidence told
him, that he had a warrant to execute on a young
man in his fervice, charged with baftardy, and re-
quefted his aififtance in the execution of that duty,
which the farmer readily promifed, and having
committed the care of the team to his fervant,lre-
turned with the confiable to his houfe, where they.
arrived before thefamily was ftirring, and intlantly
proceeded to the man's chamber, where no doubt
was' entertained of taking him in his bed, but this
his miftrej orevented, by having, in her hufband's
abfence, admitted him to her own bed, where the
Ipoor, cornuted farmer, by his unexpetted return.
liad the mortification to ditcover him with his
faithlds rib ; but the young adulterer avoided the
debts of his indignation and fury, by leaping
from the bed as be approached it, and efcaping,
is his flsirt, through the window to a neighbouring
wood, where, naked as he was, he concealed him-
, felt for fame time ; bat we hear he has been fince
• taken. by virtue of the warrant that was iffued
"aitainit him, and married to the girl who bad
charged him with the ad of baltafdy.

LONDON IkiIIKETS.

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CORN-EXCHAPOE, MONDAY, NOVE,MBFR 1,
A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 16th tido* talkie-22d of Otitisber indultve. Total 17,656 faeks.—:Average 54s 9id, .
os. eid. higher than Lit return.
lETUR z
hoof WHEA
of Tin Marthe 3d of
including cd.hfryd ot October.
.fr Bdt Odtober to
Tuts! q_uatters. Average 6os. 2ti.
os. 6d..lower tkan la ff..ret ors,
PRICE OF SEEDS, Novemixr 1
Red Ch'ver 3es to I 2Cs
White glitlll 105 10 11211 .rer gut.
Trefoil • -los to 58s
' Turnip zBs to 26$ per bulbel
Rye Cads 30$ to 4,:s Der 'Pala
Caraway 36; to 411 per ewL
Coriandor elh to :os ditto
Ci.nary bee' Z Bos to 86s ditto
' New Rape Seed 3.„31 to 361 per bit.
- ?RICE o.i, HOPS.
tol os if!
Kent se' os to 121 0.? A Kent tot too to 121 ns
IN
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FarnSuffer .
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261
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To fink the olral2 November t.
per (tone of 81h.
Beef 41 od to ss od I Veal 5s oil to 64
Lam sad 1 P
Mutton 51 Od tit 65 k 5s 6d to 6i a
b s od to 6s od.
Stock at Market dab morning, Beath 2.4.0,
She and Lambs, 14000.
NEWGATE and LSADENHALL, November r.
Per Rene of 81b. by the carcafe.
Beef 3s od to 4% ad I Veal sgdtoss 14
Mutton 3a 8d to 4s sod Pork ss eiti to is 04
Lamb 42 od to is cal.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, N•vember r.
StuithSeld. St. James's. whitechard
0. RAF 7 7 to 8 o 4 40to 8 o 0 s oto
New 5 5t06 15 7to 9
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Straw al6lO 2 2 1166t0 2, 5 6 lit tot
lover S 0 o
/5 to 8 o -
7 7to 8 $ 0
COALS, November z.
Beft Cols in the Pool, 21. tos. od. per Cbaklron.
Delivered 21. 19s. od.
Sunderland, 21. 6s. od.
Delivered ' 21. ISs. cd.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
OXFORD, OCT. 30....-Yeßerdleoghn Dawkins, Eft Bache.
lot. iu Civil Law, of All.Soals Coe, was admitted Dodo. la
Civil Law; and Mr. Gregory Syndercombe,ofßalliol Coll%
was admitted Batchelor of Arts.
This day A. Defcarrieres, Efq. Student in Civil Law, of st.
Mary Hall, will be admitted Bachelor in Civil Law, Grand
Compounder.

On Weckettlay Taft, Met. Thornton, of Boughtrig, of a fan.
On Monday fe'nnight, in St. James's-tquare, Bath, the Lady
of John Butler Butler, Efq. of a fop.
On Friday night, Mn. fi. Perlgal, of Nesingtou-place, of a
daughter.

' MARRIED.
On Saturday hit, Mr. Watfun, of /Lye, Sae; to Mrs. Lasd•
ter, of the fame place.
At taverna-a, on the 2.7 th ult. Alex. Rohertfon, Efq. furgeofti
formerly of Jamaica, and lat; of the Medical Staff in Egypt, to
Mifs Lain Wilfon, daughter of Mr. Alex. Witco, =admix,
At Otterbourne,Mr.Tayler, quarter-rttalter of the 4th regi,
matt of foot„ to Mifs Caroline Smith, fecond daughter of Mn.
Smith, of Otterbourne.

At Ear Mon, Jamaica, George limes, Efq. to Mifs Gordon,
only daughter of the late James Gordon, Efq.
Thurfday fe'nnight, at Perth, Bailie Wm. Gray, iron:wog;
to Mifs M‘Evren, daughter of Bailie John M'Ewen.
On Friday left, at St. George's, Blootnibu ry. T. B. Sniff, Efq.
to Mifs Lane, only daughter of T. Lane, Efq. F. it. S.
Lately, at St. James's, Weftminfter, Captain Bonham, in the
Eaft India Company's Service, to Mifs Woodgate, of Golden-
fqnare-

-At Northwood, In the file of Wight, Jonathan Page, Efq.
of Weftminfter, to Mifs Smyth, daughter of the kte Thomas
Smyth, Efq. of Woodhoufe, Gioneefterthire

DIED.
Friday morning Taft, aged £9, after ten days inners, dal
inliammation of the bowels, while on a vifit at William Adam,
Efq.'s at Richmond Park, /Wifs Elisabeth Elphinltonc,
daughter of tbie Hon. William Elphinftone.
On the 22c1 ult. aged 72, the Rev. Henry
Ofmington and St. Mary Cray in the county of
Thurfday evening, in the 75th year of his age,
ing iUnefs, Mr. Richard Baylis, near so years clerk
in the haft, Oxford. .4
At Port Glafgow, the 22d ult. in the 3oth
Thomas King, Efq. of .Milnbank.
Thurfday morning, the Rev. Stebbins Shat
Hartisorn, in Derbythire,
On Uftter's Ifland, Dublin, Mr. Was. Dickinfm
In Enniildlieu, Sir Walter Irwin, Km.
In Prella-ftreet, Dublin, Coghill Hagarty, El
General Poft-office there.

On the :sth ult. at herstioufe, Prince.s.ftrect.
an advanced age, Mrs. Callendar, widow of the
lender, BSI. of Cralgforth.
Lately, on board the Santa Mari:are:ft, M.
nattlatipman, a very prontifing youth. He form
to the Pelican floop of war, Capt. Thickneffe, and
efeaped being drowned in her, when the was •
Aubin's Bay.
At Berlin, on the sift ult.,his Excellency Phil -
venlleben, Minifter of State Knight of the Order.
and Black Eagle, and of that- of St. John of Jeruf
ended in the Stith year of his age his honou:ahle
great political ability and true zeal he flied tht
Drdden, Paris, the Hague, and London. In his .
Bee be found bimfelf happy in the unlimited confli
Sovereign. The promotion of good, was the fole
adtiont and his willies. To the molt cultivated
he joined all the molt amiable qualities of the
justify the tears that friendthip and gratitude
tomb. Of him it may truly be Paid—" Multi. ille
oxidic."

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'THREE very VALUABLE and V
-a- ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and ARA/

with other rich grazing and tillage-lands attaL
thereto, (the land-tax on which hay been redeemed
vantageoutly fituated on each fideof the turnpikc-r
Tetfworth and Oxford, four miles from the form
or eight from the latter, between the forty-five m
Whcady-bridge, a part of which, to the extent of
in three molt fertile meadows,lies on each fide oft.
on the b ink sof the River l'hamcs. The fevcral
Me:lrs. Hearne, Scott,Tyrrel,and lbavies, who
to year at old rent,' (except Mr. Hearne, who
wVch five years are now expired); likewife the :
worth, in which. hamlet, in the parifb of Great
Eaates lit ; together with the right of Eibery
Thame, and three Ayotts therein.
Te be viewed by leave of the tenants, of wh'm,
printe.! Particulars may be had ; alfo at
at WI/ratty-bridge ;, Pigeons, Milton Common
worth; Red Lion Wycomb and Henley; c
of the Oaf rd and Reading Papers; Mr. Hollii
Mr. Carter. Staple-lop, Holborn ; Rainbow
Rainey Land Senn or. Charlotte-ltrect, Bloom
ion vilsero, end at Mr. Hollier's, a Phu! may F

LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOi
t&f:e.:yaritaby Itrcet) at the STAR PRI NTING-a
.itreet ; and pabbibed by LEVEL K_
terbury-place, Lambeth) at No. 1, Carey-ftrect,
fitroa-Oorrca, Tensple-Bar ; to which Nice all
cations far the EDITOR are coquet/al to be add:o4

'William Adanm,
linflune, fetoud
Pratt, Vicar of
Kent.
e, after a linga•
:rk of St. Peter's
year of his age,
taw, Reetor of
:eon, merchant.
Efq. late of the
, Edinburgh, at
: late John Cal-
laßer
•merly belonged
nd miraculoufly
wrecked in St.
Dip Charles Al.
ders of the Red
ufale.m. &c. &c.
e career. With
he Embafbe, at
his laft high Of.
onfidence of his
ole objet dins
I underftanding
to heart, which
It fhed upon his
ille bonisflebilis
0-MORROW
trr 7
:er 8
XFORD.
RAINE,
:e-heufe, Corn•
relve Lots,
I M PROVE-
BLE FARMS,
Aided andiose
tmed) molt sd•
:e• road, between
rmer, and feeen
: mile-gone all
of fitty-fix acrs
the fald bridge,
'eral tenants are
CI hold from rar
in has a Icafe. of
Manor of CIA.
at Milton, thee
7 in the River
horn,ot
hp.na ef t Swan,
ty t4TPalinhblamitifetSer*titil:
v ; and of liefr•
oomfbluren._...'• Los'
bere
)FIN DANIEL,
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