Star.
London, England, 1805-07-15 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS

July St. Jofeph airdnum, of Manchefler, merchant, at eleven, at
the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manehefter. -
July 23. John Baxter, of Harwich, Ellis, linen-draper, at two, at
the Goklen Lion Inn, Ipfwielt.
July 25. Daniel of Chefter, cletfemonger, at four, at the
Feathers Inn, Bridge Urea, Cheer.
July 27. Jnmes Wilde, John Watts, and John Buddy, of Upper
'1 hame. Itreet, Lon6on, wholefale grocer, and fugar-refiners,
crs coy.tt niers, at ten, at Guildhall

BANIZRUPTS IN IRELAND.
John RtiTtl, of the city of Limerick, woollen draper, to fur-
render on 11:e I9tll June and aft July.
Redn clod Byrne, o'nungarvoo, county Waterford, corn fac-
tor. to iotrender on 27th June, and aft and 3oth July.
Rk!iaid Doug!. f•i,of Sackville-itreet, in the city of Dublin, on
Ike tit d July, nod aft Austin neat, at the Royal ExekaLse.
Eliza rdwards, of Dublin, dittilicr, July so, sa,
and At.os zo.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

HICKS'S HALL, JULY 13.

Hank and Proßor, two notorious Charatters, were
found guilty of a mildemeanour, in baying been in
fuck a fituation as was confidered evident proof of
an intention to ileal in a houfe in New Mil'man-flreet,
near the Foundling Hofpital. They were fenteneed
to two years imprironment in Newgate.
Warm' alias Humphrey White, Clark: Pritchard,
and ?Lomax Harvey, were charged with a fimilar of-
fence in a cellar, or warehoufe, containing lead, un-
der Mr. Lindfey's chapel, near Efrex-firect, in the
Strand.

The fans were uneontroverted. But there was an
extraordinary appearance at the bar of this Court.—
Mr. WATSON and Mr. GORNEY were Connfel for the'
profecution, and for the prifoners, betides Mr. AL.
Lay, Mr. GLFDE, and Mr. REYNOLDS, Mr. Serjeant
Berr was retained. Very lirons arguments were
urged againft the wording of the indiament, both as
to the offence being charged to be intended to be com-
mitted near. inflead of premifes in Effex.Rreet, and
as to whofe hands the property or porreffion was then
vefted in.—The exceptions to the indiament, how-
ever, were not admitted by the Court, and the Fan-
ners were found guilty.
Mr. Serjeant Bkrr then give notice that he would
move an arrett of judgment in the Court of King's
Bench.

Thor= Bladon, a hackney coachman, was found
guilty of driving furioutly down Long-acre, and run-
ning over a boy, by which he was feverely hurt.—
Sentenced to fix months imprifonment.
William Jaleman, who was tried and acquitted at
the Old Bailey, on the charge of murdering a wo-
man of the name of Smith in Little Sheffield-flreet,
was tried for an affault committed at that time upon
the hatband of the deceafed. Sentenced to be
im-
prifoned fix months.
Barnard Barrett, for receiving a quantity of gun-
braes, which had been fiolen from the Tower, was
fentenced to be imprifoned one year.
John Sounder: was ordered to be imprifoned fix
months, for obtaining a watch under &lie pre-
tences from Mr. Goodall, a watchmaker, near Co-
vent Garden.

Charles Knight, for repeated indecency of condua to
Ladies in Mary la-bonne. fields, was fent to folitary
confinement for two years.
John Whitly, a matter carpenter, Weßminfter, was
fentenced to be confined one year in the Houle of
Correftion, Cold Bath-fields, for having received a
quantity of timber, knowing it to be Rolm. In pal-
ling lenience upon this prifouer, the Chairman ob•
fcrved, that the Court conceived him to be particu-
larly criminal, as his fituation is life was fuch as to
place him above fufpieion. The deception, added to
the criminality, and if there bad been any doubt up-
on the cafe, the fort of evidence that he had brought
for his-defence, would have confirmed his guilt.