Star.
London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

ASSIZES, &e.

At Lewes Affizes, the four following prifoners
ere capitally conviCted. W. Comber, for flealing
black piney ) T. loanes, for flealing a chefnut
snare ; J. Rogers, and R. Mongford, for fleabag

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elcvcn watches and fundry articics of plate and
trinkets.

At Cambridge ANATizcs, the three following pri•
loners were capitally conviEted, and received fen.
tenee of death, viz. W. Wright, for tittering astrue
a forged bank note for 51. J. Bullock, for tittcrint,
two Tor7d notes for tol. each ; and J. Pena,
for ftealtng a mare. Pendall was reprieved before
the Judge left the town. Wright and Bullock are
left for execution.

T.ll, for Healing a hat and two guineas;
W. Gentle, for &Alin; feven pecks of wheat ; and
Mary Flack, for Ile:ding a piece of goods from a
limp; were feverally conviiled, and the two for-
mer ientenced to one year's imprifonment, and the
latter to fix months.

At Dorchefter Affizes, Wm. Penny and R. Han.
cock, for houfe breaking ; Wm. Belt, for Realing
ribband ; Wm. Tulk, Geo. Poole, S. Ltilh, and J.
Ware, for (beep Healing, were conviEted, and re-
ceived 'entente of death, but were reprieved.—
Wm. Barnes, for falfely obtaining one bank note
value 21. (even years tranfportation. Several were
convicted of trifling offences,) and ordered to be
impri

At Hereford Affixes C. D. Taylor, convicted on
two indklments, for highway robbery ; W. Dean
for healing callico ; Gco. Bagley, Rd. Parry, and
Benj. Griffith, for theep healing ; T. Traherne,
for efcaping from Hereford gaol, whilft under
fentence of tranfportation ; and Diana Bent,
for burglary, reccived fentence of death
the three former were left for execution, and the
others reprieved. Two were fentenced to be tranf-
ported for reven years, and five to be imprifoned.
At Stafford Affixes (even prifoncrs were con-
demned, viz. J. Bcardfmore, for Dealing a bay
mare ;R. Smii for healing a cow ;G. Matthews,
for healing a cow ; James Holford, for healing a
ewe fheep ; C. Jones and W. Jones, for a burg-
lary ; and S. Lunn, for privately Dealing. They
were all reprieved before the Judge left the town.
Han. Kilbourn, for uttering forged Bank of Eng-
land notes, and J. Ballance, for having forged
notes in his.poffeflion, fentenced to fourteen years
tranfportatinn. Several others for trifling offences
received fcntence accordingly.
At Coventry Affixes the trials were only for
petty offences. Francis London, for dealing a pair
of (hoes. J. Heywood, tried at the laft Aflizes,
and found guilty of driving a nail into the foot of
a horfe, and whole fentence was deferred for the
opinion of the Judges, received fentence of death,
but was reprieved before his Lordfhip left the city.

At the Warwick Affizes, Benj. Baker, Jofeph
Carter, Edw. Allen, aad Jof. Hill, were all capi-
tally convided of forging or uttering Bank of
England notes ; Ja. Grove, againft whom three
indiaments were preferred for a fimilar offence,
pleaded guilty. Benj. Davis, T. Green, and W.
Lane, for houfe-healing ; J. Peace, for Iheep-ffeal-
ing ; I'. Moore (alias Coedy), and F. Linney, for
houfe breaking, and S. Bryan, J. Parkes, and J.
Manning, for a burglary at Meriden, were alto ca.
piiaily conviiled. J. Hall, and J. Thomas, for a
robbery at Amington , J. Pickald, for haling
malt at Polefworth ; and Eliz. Stokes, for 1119p-
lifting, are to be tranfported for liven years ; and
feveral, for inferior offences, were fentence to be
imprifoned, &c. Benj. Floradine, after a trial of
five hours, for the murder of Hannah Goldengay,
was acquitted.

Lancader Aflizes commenced on Saturday fe'n-
night, fume which the following prifonershave been
tried :

Francis Pratt, for Dealing a mare ; Daniel Skin-
ner, and John Bradfhaw, for burglaries at Man-
cheftcr ; John Nutcher, for robbing the mail, be-
tween Wigan and Chorley ; and Patrick *Con-
'ilk, for uttering a forged bank note ; and Law-
rence Kain, for highway robbery, at Walton ;--
were capitally conviaed ; Kain was recommend.
ed to mercy. John Crime, John Lowe, James
Alexander, and James Farrand, for having forged
hills in their poliellion, were each found guilty ;
Lowe was recommended to mercy by the Jury.—
Anthony Wilkinfon, for Dealing cotton twill ; J.
Bibby, and Peter Rigby; for Dealing linen yarn ;
and Jofeph Afpden, alias Min, for Dealing cot-
ton twill, to be tranfported for feven years. Henry
Ormerod, for manflaughter, fined as. and impri-
foned fix months. William Walker, for Dealing
bills, fined 6s. Bd. and imprifoned one month.—
William Bednell and Mary Blood, for perjury ;
John Pedley, and Thomas Corlefs, for receiving
Bolen goods ; Thomas Wilton, Alice Wilton, and
Edward Bromley, for murder; Abraham Walker,
for Dealing a bill ; Robert and Martha
and John Rigby, for uttering forged notes ;
Thomas Bibby, for Dealing yarn, and George Ber-
ry, for manflaughter, were acquitted. Nu bills
were found agaiuft Benjamin Mitchell, for embez-
zling money ; and James Powell, John Wilton,
and Ann Sharplefs, for privately baling. No
profecution againit Thomas Nugent, for mail rob.
bery. And Paul Greenwood and Daniel Quin
were admitted King's evidence.
Richard Craven, found guilty of grand larceny,
at the laft Altzes ; Thomas Wilkinfon, convieed
of felony, at Salford Sefton, January zlft, iflot ;
and Mary Harris, under fentence of tranfportation
for feven years have received his Majelly's moll
gracious pardon.
Thurfday the following malefaaors, who re-
ceived fentence of death at the Lent affizes, Maid-
Done, were executed on Pennenden Heath. pur-
'limit to their fentence, viz. J. Allen, 'l'. Dorey,
S. Taylor, J. Saker, T. Pipkin, and I'. Monk.—
They all acknowledged the juftice of their fentence,
and died truly penitent.
On Tuefday tail an inquifition was taken at
Kidlington, in Oxfordlhire, on view of the body
of Sufanna Sandall, a very old and infirm woman,
who unhappily fell into the fire, and was burned to
death. Verdiet—Accidental Death.

A melancholy accident happened at St. An.
drew's, near Beccles, on Sunday Lift. As Mr.
and Mrs. Porter were walking to fee Come ewes
and lambs, be was fuddenly feized with a fit (which
he was fubjett to), as he was pang by a filh.pond,
fell in, and was drowned.

Oa Monday lad, an inquifition was taken be-

fore one of the Coroners of the Borough of Col.
chetler, on the body of Harriet Kempfler, an
infant, about 18 months old, who was accidentally
killed by a boy inadvertently dikliatging a loaded
gun.
Three fine boys, fens of Mr. Woodcock, of Bark-
ley, in Leicellerlhite, la 4 week going to fchool,
procured a poney, which they wch.: to ride alter.
nately ; but the youngeff, feven years old, had no
fooner mounted, than the animal took fright and
threw him, and his foot hanging in the Ilirrup, his
head was beaten to pieces ; his brothers, in their
endeavours to overtake and (lop the boric, havi”g
encreafed his flight.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 3.
MILITARY PROMOTION.
Commiaion in the Fira Royal Regiment of Tower
Hamlets Militia, finned by the Deputy Lieute-
nants. Dated March tB, i FO2.
Enllgn Thomas Hovel! to be Lieutenant, vice Z,eary, refigned.

BANKRUPTCIES SITPERSPDED.
William Mart, of Rochcfter. Kent, victualler.
Martin Wilfun, of Fleet-Market, London, brewer.

BANKRUPTS.

Michael Quinton, of Brißol, tailor, dealer and chapman, to fur-
render April 8, 19, and May zg, at eleven, at the Rummer
Tavern, Brittol. Attornies, Mr. George Gabell, Lincoln's-
Inn, or Mr. William Hartley, Briltol.
Robert Beauchamp and Edward Lloyd, late of Kirby-ftreet,
Hatton-Garden, Middlefex, lacemen, copartners, dealers and
chapmen, April 24, 28, and May Is, at one, at Guildhall...-
Attorney, Mr. Dore, Berkley-ftrect, Clerkenwell.
John Norton, of Drury-lane, Middlefex, vit tualler. dealer and
chapman, April 13, 14, at ten, and Mav 15, at twelve, at
GuiklhalL Attorney, Mr. Earufkaw, Redcrufs-d sect, Crir

• plegate. - .
William Sllnkhorn and John Mufgrave, of Fofter-lane, Cheap-
tide, London, merchants, filk-weavcrs, dealer., chaymen and
partners, April 6, so, and May 15, at ts) ch.?, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Berry, Charlotte-row, near the Miliilollhoufe.
Thomas Curtis, now or late of Frith-ltrcet.
painter and glazier, April 9, 14, and May is, at eleven, at
GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Richard Kuiler, Kan-
itrcet, Holborn.
Samuel Webb, of Melkiham, Wilts, carpenter, April t t. at five,
April 14, and May 15, at eleven, at the King'intrm,
Melkfismi. Attorniei, Mr. Motile, tvlelkfhani ; ur Mr. John
Monk, King-Brest, Huluorn, London.
Chriftopher Hodgfun and Allatfon Hodgfun, of Sunderland by
the Sea, Durham, linen-drapers and corn; it rs, A i•ril 23.24,
and May 15, at twelve, at the queen s.ll(ad, in Gateihead,
Durham. Attornies, Mr. Spading, Paper-Buildinr,s, Tczn-
pie, London ; nr Mr. Laws, Sunderland aforeflid.
Jacob Mendez Da Cofta, late of Thavies-inn, liolnrn, Lon-
don, merchant, broker, dealer and (layman, April to. 24,
and May 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams,
Old Jewry, London.
Nathaniel Hornby, of Newcaftle.upon-Tyne, woollen-draper,
April 26, 27, and May 15, at eleven, at the Shakelpeare Ta-
vern, Ncwcaftle. Attornies, Mr. Heron, Newcadle ; or Mr.
Richard Wilful), Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London.
James Burrough, of Chifwell-ftreet, Middlefex, hotter, haber.
daffier, dealer and chapman, April 13, at twelve. April 17, at
eleven, and May ig, at onc, at Guildhall. Attorilies, Mefrts.
Daun and Teafdale, Threadneedle-ftreet.
DiviDENDs.
April 22. Peter Drinkwatcr, of Mancheiter, and Thomas Da •
keyne, of Darley-Dale, Derbythire,' coml.:o:nm deal, rs, and
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copartners, at eleven, at the Star-Inn, Manehmer.
April 29. John MacCullom. Lite of Bristol, merchant, at twelve,
at the White-Lion Inn, lirillol.
April 29. John Phillips, late of the Swan Inn, Rofs, Hereford-
fhire, innholder, dealer and ehapman, at twelve, at the Kini's
Arms Inn, or Man of Rofes Hauf,.:, in Ras.
May 22. Thomas Fitt, of Swanfea, Glamorganlhirc, halms-
dallier, dealer and chapman, at el:yen, at Culla aIl, Lon.'on.
May is. Daniel Rencher, of Carey-Lnz, Wood-ltreet, Lon-
don, velvet ribbon and fancy.hat-manufadurcr, at eleven, at
Guildhall.
May is. William Woodcock, of St. Martin's-lane, lliddlefex,
plumber, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 12. William Rawlinfon, of St. John•ttreet, Middltkx,
Staffordflaire-warchouferaan, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at
Guildhall.
May is. John Bell, merchant, (furviving partner of Benjamin
Jordan and Robert Cohn, ate of Norfolk,Virginia, but now
of the King's-Balch Prifon), at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 4. David Lewis and Richard Potter, of Manfion-houfe-
ftreet, Loadoo,wholefale linen-drapers and partners, at nine
at Guildhall.
April 23. John &wick the younger, of Monk Wearmouth
Shore, Durham, butcher, at twelve, at the George Inn, Sun-
derland near the Sea.

BIRTH.
In Stephen's-green, Dublin, the Right Hoc. Lady Eleanor
Ca vendiilt, of a fon and heir.

MARRIED.

On the ift Intl at Snetlham, Norfolk, Mr. John 11. Imes, jun.
of Belf4, to Mifs Daniels, only daughter of '1 howas Daniels,
Efq. Attorney General of the Ifland of Dominica.

JUILD.

On the asd ult. at his honk in Rutland-fquare, Dublin, James
Earl of Caledoo.

On Saturday laft, Mr. Charles Wearg Clark, bricklayer, of
Angel-Court, Snow-MIL
On the 27th ult. Sir E. Aftley, Bart. who reprefented the
county of Norfolk in four fuccave Parliaments, at his feat at
Melton.

On the sift ult. at Glalkow, Robert Findlay, Efq.
On Tburfday 'aft, the Honourable Caroline Gawler, wife of
John Lawler, of Ramridge Houfe, in the county of Hants, and
eldi.ft daughter of John the third Lord Btllenden.
On the 3d inft. Mrs. Lanfear, wife of Mr. Ambrofc Lanfear,
Chcapfide, and only daughter of Joreplt Stanfield, Efq. Iflington.
On Friday evening Taft, at his houfe in Charicitte-ftreet,
Bloomlbury-fquare, Robert Morgan, aged 63.
On Friday fe'nnight, fuddenly, Mr. John Rothwell, youngeft
fon of the late Rev. Richard Rothwell, M. A. Redlor of Sephton.
On Monday, Mr. John Jordan, of Knotty Afh, near Liver.
Pool.
On Tuefday, at Prefect, Mr. Addifon, writer to Mr. Hough-
ton, attorney-at-law.
Same day, at Ormfitirk, after a long and painful Marls, Mr.
Sephton, father of Mrs. Atherton, of Prefeot.
Lately, Mr. Geagle Badeock, aged 77, who bad been Cook
of Pembroke College, Oxford, upwards of fifty years.
At Cyderball, in the county of Sutherland, the 13th ult
Lieutenant Wm. Mackenzie, late of the Caithnefs Legion.
At Lauder, the 14th ult. Mr. Matthew Faleonar, laft fur.
viving fon of Mr. Alexander Falconar, late Town Clerk there,
and Keeper of the Regifter of Saifuics for the county.
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At hi; boufe in Hainikon, the 3d alt. John Aiuoit, Efq. late
of Burnbank.

In Egypt, on the 24th of Auguß left, in the 2t ft year of 1,1.
age, Mr. Patrick Cumin, eldeß fon of Profeffor Cumin, of
Glafgow Univerfity.
At his hook in North Hanover-ltreet, Edinburgh, on the
17th ult. after lan illnefs of four days, James Ofwald,
younger of Dunnikdr, Advocate, in the 32d year of his age.
On the 16th ult. at Cricklade, in the 65th year of his age,
Mr. George Adams, of that place.
On Saturday felinight, Mr. George Manion, coffee-houfe
keeper, in Reading.
A few days Luce, at Brumflcn, near Henley-upon-Thames,
aged Si, Mu. Ann Piercy, late of Wa►grave.
daturday, at his houfe, Highbury Grove, Mr. Carr, of Corn-
hill, in the 67th year of his age.
Lately, Mrs. Ann Hancock, of Marlborough, widow of the
late Thomas Hancock, kfq.
Mifs Twigs, of &Fait.
Ycftcrday morning, at Reading, after afhort Binds, the Lady
of John Blandy, Erg. daughter of die late Mr. Jack fun, of
Eitham. If ever any thing little fhort of perfeelion in feeial and
chrittian virtue appeared, it was in her character. In her re-
lations of daughter, filler, wife, mother, and friend, the charmed
and edified all who knew ber. Grief on the fad OCC2fIOII of her
lots is not confined to her family: never was forrow more
Anr,erelf felt, or more generally muffed