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London, England, 1806-01-31 00:00:00

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artult) were coming;
erten theyeame abreall
eke big, be faid to Warrell, *. How arq you, Dan.
garnet F shading, at it Was foppoled, to a fufpicion
he had, that Warrellhad given falfe, or too (hong
evidence agsiolk bias. The other endeavoured to
*tides him nu by daring him tb come farther, but
Sidney reefed. During this converfation, it was
partitively (wort, that the Turnkey Rood ont6de with
the key in his band, and that Sidney had only a part
of his body without the threihold of the door; but
Ids legs, and the remainder, were within, and be had
never been ant of candy rom the time of his com-
mitment. The court yard, where it was (worn Sidney
had been frequently feed at large, was a part of the
gaol, within its boundaries, and furrounded by a wall
gas feet high. With refpelt to his holding a lucrative
foliation at one of the turnkeys, be never ided in
that capacity bur °nee or twice, to hew force Of the
interior parts of the gaol to Grangers; and at one
time, when fome friends of the Profecutor's came
to look at it ; this he did to oblige the turnkey, and
any amolument he received, he handed over to him:
fometimes, at night, he held a l.sntborn for the turn-
key, while the latter locked up the different cells,
according to cullom.
Mr. Gaaaow, in obferving upon the matter of
thole affidavits, Paid the application reminded him
of a fimilar one, wherein he was applied to, to move
an behalf of Lord George Gordon, when that
Nobleman offered him a bat full of gold for his
trouble, objets he declined; the application was
afterwards made, and relied on the grounds that a
female was the turnkey in the internal part of the
prifim where his Lordfhip was confined, and fhe being
a Roman Catholic, he was afraid (he would r.me time
or other poihsn him. The prefent motion. he confi-
eicred, flood on as trifling grounds as the Noble Lord's
application. It was ever held, that the gaoler always
had a right to manage the internaluregulation of his
gaol, as he (bould think proper, and the Court could
not interfere ; and he further contended, that, in the
prefent inflame, the Defendant's conduct was not
only not faulty, but meritorious. At the time the
principal, kanfaition occurred, he was abfent on an
important and neceffary arty, which required his
perfoniti attendance. and if blame were to he attach-
ed to any party, it was us the turnkey who had call-
ed Sianey to the gate.
The Bouctrott G , in fupport of the rola;
tA;tl, that the Learned Judge who tried the caufe, '

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might from the evidence difteyer the thereat! of
Sydney ; that be was wholly unworthy of the iadul-
hence which was here fo improperly given; and that
owever blameable the turnkey, who aged wider the
direftton of the keeper, might be, at his mailer Was
abfent upon necetTary duty, the Learned Counfel was
afraid that he could not (uppprt the rule."
Lord Etteasoaoncii.—., It (hikes my mind
that the prefent application is extremely proper, and
that the obfervations upon it are jug. If the gaoler
had been prefect, in(lead of the turnkey, I &mild
have thought the rule &mild be made abfolute,
b eciufe there is too great a laxity'' in the con•
finement of twifoners. There is no adequate reafon ,
aifigned for his being permitted to be in the fituation
in which he appears to have been, half in gaol, and
bailout. But the Defendant was not prefent, and
unlefs we could make him liable for the mifcondua
of his fervent, the attachment cannot go; however
the rule mull be di(harged upon payment of coils."
TUB KING V. W. lONTIIII.
This perfon was brought op to-receive the fentence
of the Court, having permitted judgment to go by
default, on an indietment, charging him with having
at various times fraudn'toftly received, in his capacity
of Purfer of his Moiety's (hip Trulty, different fume
of money, and for that purpofe, having forged the
certificate of the Captain and Mailer of the flip.
The Soticiroa Gan seat., for the profecution,
that helamented extreMely its being hi, duty, on the
prefent occafion, to Atte. that this was the groffeß
cafe of fraud and peculation which ever came before
the Couut. The,Defendant, in his fituation of Par-
fet,' had forged the certificate of the Captain and
Meßer of the Trully. to enable him to receive cer-
tain films, geoerally called neceffary money, the ap-
plieation of which is to provide the (hip with candles,l
and other things, for the outfit of a veffel, and by
this, and other frauds, received rysl. Upon the
dikovery of this alreir, the Commit loners of the
Office trifle to the Captain, but the De-
resident contrived to intercept the letter, and wrote
back an enterer in the reams of the Captain, telling
the CommilPoners that Mr. Bontein had elucidated
the affair, but that if it was again done, it might
endanger his fituation. Soon afterwards the Defeo.
dant abkonded, and in about two months he was
taken into cullody. The Solicitor General concluded,
by oh nvia& that he had not only been guilty of a
fraud upon Government, but upon the Tailors, who
were entitled to receive a confiderable part of this
money.
Mr. Goias?. for the Defendant. felt himfelf un-
able to offer any obfervations in palliation of the of-
fence of which the Defendant admitted him(elf
guilty. • He was aware that it would be no exotic
for that he was in great pecuniary difficulty, and
at the time of hisubfaindiog he was in fear of being
amend. As faun as be returned, in July be was
• WA in irons, from thence conveyed to
Dow sod afterwards committed to the Fleet.
The, Lnarlfeatt Gunk.' hoped that the Court would
take its liteir Oaullideration, that the Defendant bad
permitted-114mo to go by default, and that be bad
already hams in melody more than fix months.
Mr. Joliet Getout the fentence of the
Court to the Aka Yon Thomas
Wil#oo Bosch, land the Cocirt.to receive
its judgment, foe sae of groffetb frauds which ever
came within its cognisance. It is imptiffible for me,
is the prefent *ate of my voice, to make the °Werra.
duns I otherwife mould do. You have been guilty
of a Imo' infamous fraud upon your employers,
which not only proves your .difhonelty, but your in-
gratitude. We have never heard a are of more
iniquity, and where it has been more clearly brought
home. It is not neceforrfor me, in my unfortunate
fituation, to repeat thole obfervations which I have
made open former occafions, for Gnaar offences
and, indeed, were it neceffary, it would be imporfible.
This Court, however, taking every thing into confi-
deration, orders and adjudges, that you be imprifon-
ed in his Majefty's gaot of Newgate for two years,
atd that, during that time, you do nand in the pillory
once, oppofite Somerfet Houfe, for one hour, be.
tween the hours of twelve and two.
Till tuna O. CAPTAIN JOHN ciattnwriv.
The Defendant had been conviaed of an affault
on one John Scheneway, and was this day brought
up for judgment.
It appeared that the Defendant was Captain of the
Marlborough, a King's (tore kip, and having tome
difpute with the Profecutor relative to kips iron
times, an altercation caked; the former (pit in the
latter's face, called him a fcoundrel, and ufed other
abufive epithets, without any provocation, as (worn
by the Profecutor, who returned the compliment, by
(pitting in the Captain's face.
Mr. Ea s eta e, for the Defendant, was proceeding
to make (ome obfervations in mitigation of damages,
when it was propofed to refer the Cafe to the Mailer;
and Mr. GAP.AOW on the part of the Profecution al-
renting, it was accordingly referred.
' THS ZING W. JOUR WOODCOCK.
The Defendant in this cafe had been convi&ed be-
fore three Megiarates of the count of Suffolk, in
the penalty of two hundred pounds, for wetting and
fprinkling malt, contrary to the AR of Parliament. '
Mr. Rosiesos (hewed caufe againil this conviftion,
on two grounds : Fiat, the information Rated, that
the conviftion took place before three Magiarates
ofthat county, one of whom was Mr. George Twi.
ner, who, in lee, was not of the commilEon of the
peace ; and in the fubfequent allegations, the name
of George Turner, infieed of Twiner, was inferted.
The neat objeftion was, that the offence was alledged
to have been committed on the 22d of May, without
(bating the year. There allegations, the Learned
Counfel contended, were repugnant to, and confe-
qucntly vitiated, the information.
The Court acquiefeed in this opinion, and the con-
viltion was accordingly trdered to be quaked.

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THE KING V. THOMAS WATTS, GENT.
The Defendant had been attached for a contempt
in difobeying a inandansas, and not paying a fum of
kle was this day brought up for judgment,
but it appearing that he had been already two years
and an half in confinement for this offence, and was
further unable to pay the turn demanded, the Court
fomething might be done with the profecutor
in his behalf.

Mr. EISKINP, on the part of the profecotor, his
Grace the Duke ((f Richmond, allured the CoLit
that his Noble Client would be perf:Oly fatisfied with
any order their Lordfhips fbould think fit to make.
Lard ELentioaoucit obiorved, that as to the et i•

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*164 part of ibis trsofaitio, he titeoglit qt tte fat.
clent fatisladinn bid already been iiren in the De-
fendant's long confinement ; as to the part of it,
that would re it with the Duke. •
After Come further confttltation, the Defendant
was difcharged on his own reeognisauce, to apprar
nest Term ; and in the mean time make fuel; pecu-
niary arrangement as was in his power.

Monday morning, about three o'clock, a fire was
ditcovered breaking out from the roof of Rotherbithe
Church. The alarm being given, and an engine
and a feefonable fupply of water being at hand. the
flames were happily got ander, and, with the farther
affitiance of engines, the fire was extingailhed before
fix o'clock, without cluing greater damage than in-
juring part of the roof. It is fuppoled to have hap-,
pened from the cireumliance of the chimney flue
being narrow, and fome (parks from the fire of the
preceding day having caught the girders, which le-
cretly burned, till the flames bur* out. ,
'Zanly on Wednefday morning the lead mannfac- I
*fey of Mr. Fuse* in Buckle areet, Goodman's.
Melds, was difcovereito be on fire. The fire engines
tad the exertions of the inhabitants, 'prevented the
progrefs of the flames reaching beyond the premifes,
which received coofiderable damage before they were
wojngoinsed.
• ' •On Mortally fe'nnight, between twelve and one
filack, a fire broke out in the bake-Mute of Mars.
flawa los, at the Half-waphonfes, in the poi& of
Fortin, which dearoyed a faggot pile, and !polled
a quantity of bread and flour. The Sop was sot
injured, the bake.houfe being detached from it. MIS
alarm was great, and feveral cosines were 010.101111
in eatinguillting, the flames. :ate-, t, 1
About fix o'clock on Friday evening fall an alarm-
ing fire broke out in the dr ing flied utitrs. Elisa-
beth and William Ho tamers, in North.
lane, near Canterbury. which, being built of timber,
was in a very Ikon (pace wholly costumed; but
by the prompt affißance of the inhabitants, aided
by the military, the flames were prevented from
fpreading to two cottages adjoining, sad to the other
pretnifes in the tan-yard. By the fame naive ease-
dons, property alto to the amount of four hundred
pounds was removed, and refined from ilifirvaion.
It is thought to have originated from the
incautiouily leaving the kiln are, which Is=fseeta
drying bark. for about Ulf an hosepdarlarvithish
time the wind riling, is feppoied to bare Hem lime
embers into the building. The lofs is ellimated at
oht
upwards of (even hundred poen d we are happy
to learn the proprietors are i . Immediately op-
pofite the bedding, but (operated that parte( the
yard by the River &our, width dicta the eitpwall.
is one of the ancient towers, new tottel MA IPPON
for the ammunition of the military; provideetially
the wind, which was in the S. W. quarter, blew the
flames in a lateral dire on from it. andprobibly pre-
vented the tremendoet confequeuccs which might
otherwife have occurred.
A few mornings floe., about fix o'clock, a life
broke out in the sable of Mr. T. Bailey, of Finch-
hampllead, Berithire, which communicating to
two barns, two ftraw.houfes, and other ottt.boild-
ings, entirely confused the fame is a Ikon time,
together with two bay ricks, II wheat,'"barley, bean,
and oat rick, and a waggon loaded with five quer- 1
terslof wheat. The mesibad taken the holies out of
the liable to water, or they would molt probably
have been burnt from the rapid manner in which
the flames fpread. The dwelling houfe and one barn
were fared, the wind being in a dist:Rion to drive
the flames from them. The accident is (tippled to
have happened from the (muff of a candle falling
among Come firaw. .
A few days ago, a (hocking occurrence took place
at a public hook along (bore, below Liverpool :
feveral men, part of the crew of the (kip Neptune,
which had run on 4sore a little below the Fort, had
been employed in getting her off. They had left the
veffel, and gone, into the public hook for refrelh-
inent, when a per(. a came to requeft their immediate
attendance at the (hip, and not being able to prevail
on them :o leave the houfe !otiosity, he had recourfe
to the dreadful firatagem of failing the roof of the
houfe, and dropping a cartridge of gunpowder down 1
the chimney ; in confequence of which. one man was i
killed on the (pot, another had his arm fo lacerated
as to make amputation at the (boulder neceifary, and
feveral others were feverely hurt ; the houfe was
(hakcn to its foundation, and the doors mattered to
pieces.

&fides feveral robberies which have lately been
committed in the neighbourhood of Thames-ftreet,
in confequenee of the abfenee of the watchmen from
their glands, the following circumfeance occurred on
Sunday night. jut, before nine o'clock s—A Gentle-
man and Lady palling over the lend wharf, belong-
ing to Walker. Maltby, and Co. Upper Thames-
flreet, obferved the watch box to be on fire. On
calling watch none appeared, upon which they rang
feveral times the houfe and counting-hook bells, last
without effee. The box being now filled with Gnu%
from Tome matting, Draw, &e. which were in it, a
dog, which was left in poffefflon during the abfensta
of his mafler, began to bowl moft hideoully. At,
this inflant another gentleman came up, who imam-
diately broke open the box, and extricated the ani-
.nal. On attempting to extinguith the fire in the box,
a loaded blunderbuft was dilcovered in the mida of
the flames, which the gentleman, who had come up,
immediately fnatched out, and difcharged it over the
river. The watchman was, however,, ton deeply en
gaged over his pipe and his pot, at a neighbouring
public hnufe, to be difturbed, either by the report of
a blunderbufs or the rry if fire, and atlually did not
attend at the fpot, till the flames were extinguithed,
and near too other perfons had arrived.

Mr• Bowyse has horn the•firft paffing of his Lot.
tery Bill through Parliament, been averfe to hringlng
the matter very frequently before the public eye,
thunigh the medium of a Newfpaper, being well
aware that if lufficient time was given for enquiry
and t•cular demontlration, it would do more for his
Lottery, than any thing he could urge in the public
prints. The event has jellified his rredinion, fur
within the lafl few weeks, the Pale of Tickets has ex-
ceeded his omit fanguine expeClations, though he
had not previoufly advertifed for the lalt two or three
months

Oa Sigichy the Lottery 6tglas.—The Ord drsiss
Ticket will receive 10,0431. ilifirlielkdent nfallY nth".
prize that may happen to be drawn againG
Tickets and Shares ate on file id great variety at
awn? sad Co's old Office in the Poultry, where the
0811 Wiz* of Mops& (hared is the latt Lottery was
fold. •
The Drawing of the Oland State Lottery fad is
approaching. namely Wade, nett t the Scheme is
highly impeding, evenlmenad precedent. for the
tk sOOO Tickets drawn will be entitled to sal. each, •
exclufive of their chance r.d" capitals ; no doubt there..,l
fore can be entertained bitT f ckett mud confideiablit,
advance, as the demand hitherto experienced hat'
been unufually great. W. a aflllsts. aid Co. (late
J. Jou NUM'S) most refpeafally folscit • COM inu at inn'
of the favours of their tricot's and the public, and,
inform them. they have on tale a greet variety of
Tickets and Shares, at the lowed prices, at the if
Licenfed State Lottery 011tet,• Nn. 3, pope's Head..
alley, Cornhill, London, erhithittis been eilabliaked
more thasloety years, and nniforinly diftinguilleed
for its Me of capital prizes. •
BANKRUPT IN IRELAND.
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To T. TAYLOR, Surpass, No. p. Nom. Amp. LOWOIII,
Maya, IgOSS,
rN the (pia 794 I wet *Seed With Irene-
real+ whiallt. I. hinethl with isdilreresee 'Rw,
months; but was dim abligwittoppplty to a regular Phybciatt, whir
put I Rep to dawirinsiedib tri difeete(by nitres'.
rl4 for howseimet-haagrowing, fpfte of V/ medl-
dne the of the Eat Gentlemen of the, Facoltg here,
woefesndilerfe, far two years; was Waked to a itattralenott .
eoparallehttipladheyeati deiertptioa.bolagan entre leperend tare-
rated from bead to diot. hip.beati. sitnies, wouth. ank.,
anns,Sec. heath= eferrasiedy in deader a hdeesninfirelefs
In meet, I WI bedhroon'to ho go eagisti Weed ea sit/body, and
nearly totally deprived_ of llght. It would be voluminous to par-
tieslarik all my afftwaff, it to ray, there never was, or ever
will be, ono of •wen dungerdiss, or of a ware caorplketed no-'
flare. I was long haired urn by my friends, and Imagined my-
felf beyond all hopes( naroyery, wad, indenk in my then condi-
non, death was preferable to my more than :alterable Rate this
dreadful futiatlon did !drag a molt angered:de eaittence, till Ds no ,
PROVIDE/ICS threw In my way a nestfpaper eootaining tlis cafe of
a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read It, tumid not. I feat
and procured Come of your L 'a Partmt PILLS, which, by
uueg from time to time, am now, and have long been, (afier more
than four years indelcribable diftrefs), in se good a Rate of health
as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I bad a One, tbriving.heals
thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Cioo
and in hopes of rendering my fellow.erestorto ferrite, I requefi
you to publiDa this ; and you may at any time refer wagons, ddwho.
with to be raddled of the truth of this, or further particular-I, to •
me or my friends, by letter or perfori.
As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine. and none exceed
ft, I have from experienee,every reafon to allure mankind, thee in
your LIAIL t'S PILLS they will Ind a lure, fpcedy, fah, and radi-
cal cure.
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Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor, Titoseas TATLISS,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon, at his batik,
No. 9. New Bridge-Bret; where he will give advice, without
I fee, el perking taking the& Pills, and will anfwer patients letters,
I )(putt laid, on the fame terms, *braving in all cares the mod in-
viaiahie fecreey, up perion's name or safe having been mentioned,
but at their own particular rector& by the Proprietor, during :he
murk of more than 36 years. that he has bad the conduCting of
an evenfive fate of the above Medicine, and the prat:bee mifutg..
therefrom.
They are alfo fold, by his appointment, fqg the convenience se
t'..sfe living at a diflance. by Mr. Seuer,Sosai-beisige,Eelinburgh,.
meniscus, printer, G's%ow, to whom alto Mr. T..refirs for
his addreis ; ut the Perfumer's, No 33, St. Altion's-flreet,
Taall-
, Mr. Bohemian's ley-limp, No. fo3. Laforil-arect;
Ditbo-oosh's. No. y, Figs Amer-bill, nearly appetite the Mutat.
meat ; Mr. Steel's, boo;,.fi tier, 1.0. r, Unton.row. little Tower- "
hill; Mr Cantwell' s, Dublin ; and by one pt. rine in every csaiGder-
able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes rJ only 2.. yd. t;
each, foiled up with full and plain Diredioto, wherchy Perrots
of either fez may cure theistic/yes with cafe and fecrecy.

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