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• - Bow-Sratre.—Saturday Susan antrtenoy, alias Elizah:!i
was charged with retOrning from transportation.
Upton deposed, that on Friday night they saw a Geminates
struggling to get away from a woman who was urging hint ti
give her money. This Officers told het to go about her burbles%
' when the abused them, and Nicholls recognised her at theme*.
rious Susan Courtemayr who was sentenced at tie Old gager
in the year 1817, to fourteen years transportation, for harbi
forged Bank-notes in her possession. It was said she got ~„,7
from " the Bay" about two years ago, by disguising heritlf
the dress of a sailor.—She was remanded.

Tow x-H Bellesarias, it native of Trinidad, and foot-
man to S. hi‘GiUivray, Esq. a merchant in Suffolk-lane, Can.
non-street, was fully committed for stealing a silver g.l'.;,:a, tyi
property of his master, and which ht: had oftrid to Wet.: wish
Mr. Thomas, in the Borough.
MAIMS Ponce—Saralamirrotee was charged with pawning
a bed and other articles encrusted to her care in a iurnisbed
lodging, and was fined twenty shillings or to go to the Tread
Mill. The pawnbroker hesitated at restoring the articles to
the owner; but the Magistrate told him the law was, that wheri
the prisoner went to jail, the pawnbroker must deliver the:
goods without payment of the money lent ; but whLri: the pal;
soner paid the fine, the money lent was added thereto, and Cue
part re.tored to the pawnbroker.
Unros-Hat.t..—Saturday several inhabitants of the Parish ei
Newington appeared to summonses that had been issued on thi
complaint of the Rev. Mr. Onslow, Rector of the Parish, fee .
the non-payment of garden tithe. One of them stated, that he '
had possessed his garden for 40 years, and tithe had never Ueda
before demanded. The Magistrates observed, that the whie •
ground of the Parish was subject to tithe; formerly the gar.
dens were of so little value, that the Rectors did not think the
tithe worth demanding, but of late so much of the ground pas
converted into gardens, that, unless the Rector was to give up a
considerable part of his tithe, he must charge,it on the gardza
ground. Mr. Onslow said, he had given positive directions is,
his Surveyor to value the tithe at not more than one-half the real it
value. The Magistrates ordered payment of the several sums,
which varied from 3s. 6d. to Lt. 144. 6d.

LAnsz7B-STacive.—C. Bryant and Mill4r4, alias the FNF (I
the Resurrraiun Meu, were charged with being found openiug a
grave in the burial.groupd of the London witk hum
to steal thereout a dead body. Several persons deposed to the
abave facts, and implements proper for the occasion were found
en the spot. Millard stated hint,elf to have inert servant to Sir •
A. Cooper, for eleven years. We were informed that he had bees
formerly Conservator of the Museum, and attendant to the di..
setting-roots of the Anatomical &list:A of St. 'I bonsai's 11%.
pital ; and we recollect his having presented himself a am
time ago, at this Office, as bail for Croucit, who was thtrr I
custody. for body-stealing. A Momber of the fatuity offered
bail for both, but was informed that they were charged under tit
r Vagrant Act, for being found itt inclost.l prenti.Le at an unsei
seeable hour; and they were each sentenced to three am! I
wholesome exercise at the Tread Mill.

PROPORTION OF NIETtiODIST3.— The Eightieth An
nual Conference of the Wesleyan Methodists, held i,
Sheffield since Wedne,day se'rmight, closed on Moo
day. Inc numbers of this body Are at follow:
In England and Scotland - 219,398
In Ireland - . - - 22,218
.--441,616
1,006
1,653

Increased daring the put year
Ditto in foreign stations

9;659
Tt is said that the number of Wesleyan Methodists in the United
States is computed at little short of 500,000, but we must*
vouch for the accuracy of this. Two Deputies, it is understood,
the Rev. Messrs. Reece and HANNAH, have been appointed by
this Conference to attend the Conference of their Anietkan
brethren in the Spring of nest year.
Tuesday being the anniversary of the N 0.6. Wel.
lington Lodge of Odd Fcllows, Milton, the Men bets
proceeded from thence to Sittiwrbourne, with an ex•
cellent band of music, and handsome banners, with
about 200 of the Brethren of Lodges, No. 2,9, 4,5,
and 6, Wellington Lodges, with the Regalia of :the
different Lodges. They afterwards adjourned to a
meadow and partook of refreshments, and then re.
waned in the same order to their Lodge Room, wbe
they sat down to a handsome dinner. Many sun
glees, &c. were sung, and toasts given; and the ever.
ing was spent with the utmost conviviality.
'Thursday afternoon, at the Grove House, Padding.
ton, a Gentleman, for a wager of a sovereign, bit
a penny-piece seven times in succession with a
musket loaded with shot. The penny was throw'
up at a distance of fifteen paces.
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iroINTILNO, Oft PinacrUATloN._lnstruments atul.
proceedings in law are without points, and for a very
good reason, that the sense may depend wholly epos
the words, and not jointly upon words and points;
because in proportion as it should depend upon points
it might be altered without detection : when then '
are no points, the sense may be determined so as to
require either one punctuation or another, as upos
the whole shall seem most congruous to truth ; but
the sense could not be determined contrary
a punctuation, without legal proof that the puncta.
ation had been forged ; so that the use of points it
law-instruments, would open a nevi door to fraud
perplexity, and litigation.
Such is the effect of perseverance and industry it
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whom
had lingered under the most painful and obstinate disorders,
who were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, and
several discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect
health by the celebrated Dr. RADY, who, after a long and lhr
borious practice, is enabled to remo►e the most obstinate VOID
real Complaints, however long and deeply fixed in the habit.—
Eruptions. Pains in the Limbs, obstinate Okets, Dimness d
Sight, Nodes on the shin-bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats,
are among the symptoms arising out of improper treatment., knil
which without timely assistance prove fatal. The Doctor is
consulted daily by pedants of both sesea,,at 3111. Drall-Oul"
Soho, by persons from every part of the country, and by Letter
(if post paid) enclosing a fee.

MARRIED.
Thursday, the Rev. John Butt, B.A. of Upper Seyessof
street, to Mary, daughter of the Rev. John Eddy, M.A. irks
of Toddington, and of Didbrook,,Glouccstersldre, and Roots'
of Whaddon, Wilts.

Thursday, at Norwich, Mr. Henry Beloe, of that city,
Miss Ostler, daughter of the late Lieutenant Ostler, Yannood.

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July 5, at Quebec, Mr. Thomas Stott, sole surviving child of
Paymaster Stott, of the late Fourth Veteran Battalion.
In the 70th year of his age, at Wilcroft, near Hereford, Jahn
Williams, Req. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Pate, and
High Sheriff for that County in the year
August 7, at Goodwood Hoarse,' Monsieur is Lair de SOY'
better known by the name of Victor. He has left propertybr•
hind to the amount of upwarda of ,C3OOO, the whole of which
he acquired in the setvice of the noble fain* of Learns, W
whose employ he was continued in the • capacities at at
tendant tutor and house-steward, from the orbiters W.
rival in this country, at the breaking out the Reividso it
Franee,_up to the hour of Jilt dhisoladou. Hi ad* Orli'
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