Star.
London, England, 1807-07-10 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

On Tuefday twent y.four prifoners were tried, three
of whom were capitally convicted, viz.
C. Cradle, B. Hearn, and W. Hughes, for ftcaling (even quar-
ters of malt, the goods of W. Raymond, from a barge on the river
Thames. _ __ _

Ftfteen were convided of felony, viz.
Hanna Stevens, for Ruling feveral pair of gloves, the property
of r. Sterling.
J. Lawrence for Reeling a watch, the property of A. M•Kenzie.
J. Gooding;alias Goodwin , for Realing 3 vine apples, belonging
to the Rev. S. S. Bail.
Mary Farrell' for Realing a watch, the property of D. Hum-
phries.
Ann Simons and Flizabeth Clark, for Realing 14 yards of cot-
ton, the property of R.. Samuel.
Mary Lewis, for Realing a piece of Gingham, the property of
R.. Newman.
W. Hanibledon, for Realing 25 bottles and a piece of iron, the
property of J. Gamble.
W. Grant, for Realing a cotton gown, the property of J.
Matthews.
I'. Ellis,for Realing two coppers belonging to j. Cook, Efq.
Mary Ann font s, for Realing a Giver a tea fpoon, and a piece
of lace. the property of W. Lloyd.
Jane Mot ris, alias Glover, fur Realing a tea fpoon, the property
of A Rofs.

Sarah Childs, for ftealing two pint pots. the property of W. Lee.
Mary Murphy, for itaaling t^ pair of (hoes, the property of R
Cooper.
Elizabeth Smith, alias Belcher, alias Macon, far ftealing a
guinea and Wiling, the property of J. Carter.
And fix were acquitted.
Wednesday twenty.four ptifoners were tried, 17
of whom were convicted of felony, viz.
J. Smith, for fteali..g a pair of pantaloons, the property of Mary
T) ler.
Elizabeth Gamble, for Beating two ;Wows and a botiter, the
property of Mary Hoiwell.
G. Gelding, for Realing an iron (hovel, the property of W,
Stapleton
J. Ely, for Ruling a pair of velveteen breeches, the property of
D. Miller.

Mary F.Llwardt, for (haling an apron, &c. the property of
William Winfcil.

Martha Bußoa, for ftcaling two quart pots, the property cl
G. Martin _ _

J. Cudgel., for tinting two hingcs and a ftreak, the property of
C. Hail. - - .

T. Houghton, for Pealing feveral wine glaffes, the property of
Meths. W. Perry and S. Parker.
Elizabeth Cartwright, for Pealing a vzlvet bonnet, the property
of Michael Benjamin.
W.Scamniell, for It-aling five pair of woes, the property of H.
Marlin N.B. Fined is. and difcharged
J. Murray, for Pealing two cueiions, the property of T. Fairer.
rlizabeth Jarvis, for Pealing a taldefpoon, the property of G.
Cole, Efq.
J. Cambell, for ft;aling twelve brooms, the property of J
D. Anfell, for fteeing a quantity of bra(' plates, the property
of J. Ford.
T. GI-doer, and R. Bailey, for Pealing yolbs. of lead, the pro
perty of T. Pope.
Rachael Weft, for {haling a gown, the property of Mary
Fletcher;
And (even were acquitted.
The fame day the SeffiJus ended, when fentence
of death was paired on
J. Woodbatch, for Pealing a cow ; W. Hughes, B. Hharne, and
C Cradle, for Pealing goods out of a barge on the River ; W.
Pearce, for hoi 1.-Pealing ; M. Fagan, alias Annigan alias Hen-
nigan ; and J Barker. for a highway robbery; J. Sparks, for Peal-
ing in a dwellit ghoufe; W. Singleton, alias Dench, for a like
offence ; W.Tomlitifon and G. Finch, for returning from tranfpor-
tatiou. Elizabeth Sidebotham and R. l'hompfon, were ordered to
bcranfported for 54 years. Twenty for (even years. Two to be
imprifoncd in the Houfe of Correetion at Clerkenwell for two
years. Eight In the fame gaol, for one year each. Eight, in ditto,
for fix calendar months. Tea in Newgate, for various terms.—
Saven to be privately whipped; and Fifteen were difcbarged by
Proclamation. Adjourned to September.

DIVIDFNDS.
July ii. Chriflian John Adam Witkc, late of Coleman ftreet,
London, owl eh int, at one, at Guildhall.
July tt. William Simon Betbam, of No. 7, Furnival's Inn, Hol-
born, Middkfez, printcr, at one, ae Guildhall.
July t. Thomas White, Of Southwark, Surrey, haberclaflier, at
one, at Guildhall. London.
July tt. Francis David de 13 Chaumette, of Laytnnftone,
and of Leaden hall-ftrcet, London, enercluott, at one , at GuildlialL
July tt. Henry Shepard, late of Cambridge, wine and liquor-
merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London.
July 11. Edward Newton, of Watling area, London, wholefale•
linen-draper. at twelve, at Guildhall.
July tt. James Parnell. of Deal, Kent, innkeeper and vintner, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
July tt. Thomas Boyd, of Buckingham ftreet, Strand, Middlefex
wine and brandy merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July it t. Charles Chard, of High Holborn, Mlddlcfex, chirnift
and druggift, at ten, at Guildhall.
July t 1. 'Thomas Stretch, of Grafton-ftrect, pariat of St. Pancras,
Middleton, grocer, at one, at Guildhall.
July t t Alexander Gordon, of Snowhill, London, cortlwalacr, at
one, at Guildhall
July 11. John Perkins, of Hertford, carpenter, undertaker and
timber-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lut.don
July tI. Sllllllclßawlinfon of Mancheller, merchant, at three,
at the Star Inn, Desnfgate;Manchefter. •
July tt. George Paine, of Brompton, Kent, butcher, at twelve, at
Guildhall. London.
July 11. William Wentworth Defehamys, Bernet Stevenfon
Morgan, and, Peter M•Taggat t, of Suffolk-lane, London, met-
chalks, at ten, at Guildhall.
July tt. Benjamin 'Travers and Jame Ffdaile the younger, of
(been ftreet, Cheapfide, fugtr.dealcrs, at ten, at Guildhall.
July tt. Huntp'trcy Richard Jones, of Type yet, kinfbury
fquare, Middlefex, confe4tioner, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July t I. Willis n Ramfey, of Bury St. F.dmuncrs,Suffolk, cabinet-
maker, at twelve, at the Half Moon Inn, Bury St. Edmund's.
July tt. Robert Hamilton, late of Stalbridg..t, Dorfeithire, linen
draper, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Sherbornc.
July It. William Grove, of the Poultry, London, haberdafhcr, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
July tl. George Rubinfon and John Roblnfon, of Paternoftcr-
row, London, bookfellers, at twelve, at Guildhall. _ _

July It. Jofeph Frowd, of Windfor, Berke, upholfterer, broker,
dcalcr and chapirm, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon.
July il. William ililby, of Kiprftreet, Bloomfbury, Middlctex,
carpenter .nd builder, at one, at Guildhall.

July ti. James Ditebackl, of 14twgate-Itrect, Lendon, viClualler,
at one, at Guildhall.
July at. John Pe.,rfon, no es or late of Pudf, y. Vorkibire, clothier,
. at eleven, at the Talbot lain, Bradford.
July it 1. John sanderfon, of St. Jameel. Brett, Middlefex, gold •
frnith and jeweller, at ten, at,Guildball.
July t t. Samuel Ireland, of the parish of St. Clancti Danes, Mid-
Wats, merct.ant, at one, at 01'111411*AI.

BIRTH.

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On the id ii:flant. at Macelough, Radnnrfhire, the feat of Wal-
ter Wil►ins, ULF M. P. the Honokirahle Mrs. Wilkins, of a fon
and heir.

MARRIED. ,
On Thurfday the 2d MIL at Brandon, In Suffolk, by the Rev.
Mr. Patrons, Mr. Harris, of Wiflieeh, to Mifs Maria Willett, 2tl
daugh.er of Mr. Field Willett, banker, of Brandon.
Tuefday, at St. James's Church, by fpecial licence, Lieut. Colo
nel the Hon. Fulk Grevi Ile Upton, to Mils Howard, the only
daughter of Richard Howard, of Cattle Rifiug, in the County of
Norfolk, Efq.
On the 4th loft. at Bengt's, Hertforahire, the Rrvcrend Jofeph
Hallet Batten, M. A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, to
Mifs Catherine Maxwell, 3d daughter of Hamilton Maxwell, Efq
ofEilintitirgh.