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London, England, 1807-10-23 00:00:00

SALE LT AUCTION (IN nalli)-41y Mr t.i'F.ll iiEICS,
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Simpfon, a friend of Mr. Borehain, who, on icoiint.
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of the old age and feeblenefs of the latter, had. for OnaziThaturttys,ixthilei
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fame time paR, fuperinterded his farming affAirs,'
AltrectLLBrtilata°tl', the fAid Cipi-,1 Inn nr lintel, c,lled
that he had frequently rebuked the murderer Sim. 1
the Wl4l rE I.ION in the v•iretri r. ViLiTir Luce, an ytarly
arms, for his idlenefs and negligence, and that Sim .1 ja.
mons had declared he would take away his life, and 1 Tenant and who has notice to qtli:.at‘l.?•l
would gladly be hanged for him. Many other in I The above 1n is wcll w..rth the atte-nYint• Y.ilr aayf neifun de
firovs of engaging very extcnfivt lv in tit., pubic line. haling ;ger:
(lances of the furious and fanguinary difoofition of
for many years !aft pAft, and being at prefent. in fun 104'1:Ws, h
this mifcreant were adduced, and, in particular, that • i
Illy eftveemed one of the molt cmin nodious 50.1 r.,4)-crti! I. t,:,,,s
he had vowed to murder Mifs Anne Bareham and lin the Lay; a very hand'ome and fpaclous .111;;;nbly Room 113%

Elizabeth Harris.
Two attempts had been made, in the courfc of the
winters to break open and rob the bottle of Mr.
Boreham, which led to a fulpicion that Simmons was
coaaeaed with a gang of accomplices : but when he
was brought before the Coronet's Jury, covered with
blood, and clufely interrogated, he der,ie d all con-
nexion with accomplices, expreffed forrow for what
he had done, and Paid he had no previous intention
to murder Mrs. Hummerlione, or any of Mr. Bore
ham's family ; his foie defign was againfl Elizabeth
Harris.

been lately added to the Inn. and there ~re necefitry (`each
Honks and goad Stabling for Fifty or mnre I lorfoi b -longing to it.
The l'enr.nt will eaufe the fame to be (hewn, and further par.
tieulars may be had of Mr Steplieng. Audi-nicer. Cumbaland-
itreet, and Mr. Turton. Solicit r, Briftt:l , or of Ni,fte, Lung and
Beale, Solicitors, Upton-upon-Severn; and of :.ir. tiolbrooke,
Solielttor, Ledbtiry.

He was committed to Hertford gaol; to abide his
trial ; and yefterday, on Oeing,interragated by the
Clergyman of the place, he perfifled in denying his
previous intention to murder Mrs. Hummel-lime, or
any of Mr. Boreham's family : but he laid, that after
he had (tabbed thole whom he had murdered, and
*as in purfuit of Elizabeth Harris, he heard fome-
thing, as it were, flutter behind him, and folluw him
in his purfuit ; and when he overtook her, he felt
himfelf unable to (hike as he intended, and the knife
fell from his hand.
The dead bodies remain at Mr. BAeham's until
the day of ince:mew.

A girl, aged 4, has had, for the laa feven pre.
ceding years of her life, fcrophuleus ulcers on her
arms, neck, fide, and breath, attended with great
difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spdog.—
The difeafe baffled every means employ..rd, when the
tried SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, and
at this time fhe has takers five bottles; the fmaller
ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair
advances to the fame favourable termination, which
we are juflified in concluding from her mended (We
of health, probably arifing from the good health of
the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give
further information on application ; and the original
letters may be feen at the Difpenfary, No. Is, Sqlto
Square, London.—Mr. SPILSRURY h not accounta
ble for any mixture fold, unlefs the words By the
King's Parent" are inferted on the bill of diretlion,,
bottle, and wrapper; the (lamp alfo (the King's
duty) is printed in black inftead of red ink. Bottles
55. 6d. ; bouble bottles tos. ; and larger 11. as. duty
included.

DIVIDENDS.
Odober 27. Robert Mafon, lase of Purleigh, Eifel, dealer in cat.
tie and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Odober 3t. John Berriman, of Brewer-ftreet, Pimlico, Middlefex,
florift, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Odoher 31. Francis Henry Chriftin, John Calvert Clarke, and
Charles Bowen, of College Hill, Loudon, merchants and co-
partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Odtober 27. James Hurry, of Nag's Head court, Gracechurch-
area, London, merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Odober 27. Richard Powles, of Nag's Head court, Gracechureb
ftreet, London, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Odtober 27. Richard Baker, of Coventry, common carrier, at
eleven, at the Caftle Inn, Coventry.
Odtober a 6. William Tredgold, of Southampton, tallow chandler,
at one, at the Dolphin's Inn, Southampton.
October 28. John Davies, of Callingtou, Cornwall, linen draper,
at five, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
()dialer 26 Benjamin Bates, of Sherringham, Norfolk, (hop-
keeper, at four, at the Bell, St. John Timberhill, Norwich.
Odtober aB. Thomas Brayihaw, of York, grocer and tallow chan-
dler, at eleven, at the York Tavern, York.
Dauber 30. Samuel Lythgoe, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, at
twelve. at the York Hotel, Liv,rpool.
Odtober a 6 Charles Bromfield, late of Liverponl. porter Ivewer,
at twelve, at the George Inn. Dale-ftreet, Liverpool.
(Moller a 6. James Page, of Needham Market, Suffolk, grocer
and draper, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Needham Market.
Odtober 29. John Golden, of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, draper,
at eleven, at thc Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds.
Odtober AS Ifaac Stone and Parrott Coftanee, of GreatYarmouth,
Norfolk, fhipwrights and copartners, at three, at the Black

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Lion, Great Yarmouth.
04ftober 17. George Bufh, of Brittol, chymift, at eleven, at the
White lion Inn, Briftol.
Odtoher aB. I°l.'4:ph lisflteth and William Jones, of Liverpool,
grocers and copartners. at eleven, at Lillywau's Hotel, the Li-
verpool Arms, Liverpool.
Odober 29. Robert Adams, late of Southampton, fhip-builder, at
one, at the Dolphin Inn, Scuthampton.
Odtober z 7. John Wild and William Wild, both of Stockport,
Chefhire, cotton-cpinners and partners, at four, at the Crown
and Anchor lon, Stockport.
October 2.6. Henry Mercer and Jofeph Forftiaw, of Liverpool,
merchants and partners, at twelve, at tie Golden Lion, in Dale-
Street. Liverpool.
N.-member 2, Robert Copland, of Liverpool, merchant, et twelve'
a: the Globe Tacern, LiverpooL