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Atm. Inn, Miaeistater. Miteles, Mr. iereltairt at t.'
Miuthester; or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingua, ors
Bedford row, Landon.
Wham Sparkes the younger, of Coshed!, Hants, iresebunder,
dealer and chapman, August 4, at one, August 5, at ten, slid
Sept. 2, at one, at the Swan Inn, Corbett). APornies, Mr. John
PusvtizeU, Staple-Inn, London ;or Mr. higcombe, Portsm.
John Cape, tit Gras,' lane, Surrey, common brewer, July 29,
August 3, and Sept. 9, at twelve, stGuildiiall Attorney, Mr.
11. Young, 149, High street, Southwark.
John Priug the elder, Late of Cedlcon, Devon, tanner, dealer tied
chaprnan, August 17, IS, and Sept. 2, at Lieven, at the Bristol
Inn, Exeter. Anoraks, Messrs. Andros and Alersun, Warn-
ford-court, '1 brosmorton•stree!, London ; or Mr. Farkas',
Beater.
John Joyce, of Ctingleton, Cheshire, maltster, innkttcper, dealer
• and chapman, August 3, at awe, August 4, at nine, sod Sept,
3, at Site, at the Lion and Swan Inn, Congleton. Attoruies,
Mr. Wilson, King's Beach Walks, Temple, London; or Mr.
Lockru, Congleton.
Edward Ketcher, *Morro wiggle the Sokaa, Etat, grocer and
draper, August 2, S, and Sept. 2, at eleven, at the Red Lion
Inn, Colchester. Attondes, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and
Wood, ID, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queeu4trect, Cheap-
side, Louder; or Mr. Daniels, Wi has.
Matthew Coale, of Thorney-street, Bloomsbury, taybr, habit-
tinker, dealer aadchapnaan, Jaly 28. at ten. July a, at elevai
and Sept. 2. at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welling., I,
Frith-street, Soho-square.
William Walker, of Wallies', Lancashire, dealer and cltapmsn,
August 7,9, and Sept. 9, at elevens at the Mosley Aims Inn,
Manchester. Anoraks, Mr. Ivrea:fah Buckley, Manchester,
or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington. and Gregory, Ilesiford-ruw,
London.
Francis Smith, of Phoreham, Susie:, shopkeeper, July 2S, August
1, and Sept. e, at eleven. at (haulm Attorney, Mr. Adams,
No. :1 I, Old Jewry, Lsko.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Nov. 2;, Charles Christian Beaker, Lothbury, merchant. at I.
Angina 19, Jasper Augustus Kelly, Strand, seller, at ten. August
22, Wilbant leaks, Aleenuatibure, siik•weaver, at eleven. Aug.
29, 'l homes Edna, Watford, Hens, brasier, attar. August 22,
William I'hurlow the elder, Swallow.street,sheesemonger, at tea.
I August s. Charles Wills, Wood-strvec. wine merchant, at one.
August 12, Thomas Ambrose, Saltcr's-hall-tourt, wittenurclaant.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
August 17. William Graham, Carlisle, merchant, at eleveo. at
the Duke's Head. Inn, Carlisle. August 16, Jonathan White, of
Pltchky, victualler, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kettering.-
Sept. 2, Robert Hutchinson, Manchtster, joiner, at two, at the
White Bear, Manchester. August 12, Gill Slater, of Liverpool,
inerebaut, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. August 19,
George Wright, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at the Royal
Hotel, Birmingham. August 14, James Poilla, ockernioutt,
draper, at ten. at the Mosley Arms, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES-Au CiNST 12.
Joseph Brockhurts Sumner Brockburst, Wapping, ropernaker..
James l'aylor, Warwick•lane, carcase-butcher. John Bethke.
Warrington, batter. Walter Durant, Maidsame, tuner. John
Mortimer Stephens, Portstuodth, jeweller. Joshua Llngard, of
Blackwell, corn-dealer. Richard 1 urner the younger, Hurstper-
point, butcher. William Ward Eagle, Gloucester lersace,Wlz.ter
chapel, way-manufacrurer.

One of the lads of the whip, on the Dover road, has
obtained a Sixteenth of the Twenty Thousand prize,
shared by Riettenesoe and Co. This will enable
him to mount the box of cotnfmt, and handle the ribbo/dc
with spirit : lie says, fortune ha: been hanging ie I•se
breeching for some time ; but, by a little coaxing, lie
has induced her totos,eh cc gar, and assist him in giving
the go by to those whe 1, tee Iteen queering his team, and
giving him 4!
A Mot— 6 taper of this day contains the follow-
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'll.e fate of Elizaleth Falling, alio is ordered frt.
mention on Wednesday, far atten:pting to murder
the family of Mr. Turner, the law.stationer, :a Chan-
ce:y.l,one, has created a great deeree of interest, from
the solemn manner in which sLe has, from ,he
meot of her being found guilty, protested her he:,.
sense. The Recottoett has received an anonymous
letter, wherein it is most positively asserted, this on.
fortunate female is entirely innocent of the crime for
which she has been tried and condemned. flits do-
cument goes on to state, that should she suffer the
dreadful sentence of the law, the act will be nothing
short of a foul murder;' and that, in case of such an
I event, the whole of the circumstances shall be fully
and epeoly avowed, and the veal criminal be named
and produced. This letter has, no doubt. undergone
the most humane and attentive consideration, and the
ultimate fate of the criminal is the best proof that it,
has co foundation in truth. Saturday The wsetched
aromiu wrote a letter to a young man with whom she'
was acquainted, in which she begs him to consider her
innocent, and assures him, that Paiwitntece will, no
doubt. ere long, bring to condign punishment those
persons for whose crime she is about to suffer ; she,
enclosed a lock of her hair, and expressed herself peep'
fectly resigned to her fate. This resignation she has
since evinced by her manners"
A MAN 4:ILIAD ax A poc.—On Saturday an In-
quest was held at the White Raven, in Whitechapel.,
on view of the body of Thomas Spencer. A few;
days back the deceased was crossing Mile,endroad,l
and a baker's boy was wheeling his truck of bread
along the road, assisted by a large bull dog, which'
was drawing it. The unfortunate man na sooner
came near the truck, than the .dog seized him by the,
coat, pulled him down, tore and lacerated his body
;instantly in asnost dreadful manner, and would have
killed him on the spot. but for the assistance of sever
ml persons who ran towards him on hearing his
screams, and who rescued him from his perilous sttua.
than ; but so much injured that he only survived two
days after. The Jury reprobated the conduct of the
owner of the dog in the severest terms, for his neglec-
ting either to destroy him or secure him with a
muzzle, as it was well knows that lie was a most II;
rocious animal, and had bitten several persons before.
Verdiot—Accidental deaths and a deodand of £5 on
die mak.
thoosenam..—Gleattv-neertea --edn consequence
of a variety of complaints having been made by gen-
tlemen residing at. and near Norwood, of the incon-
venience they experienced from the 'assemblage of,
and depredations committed by large parties of the
gipsey tribe in that neighbourhood, May and Goff,
at .the head of several constables, went on Sunday
last, by order of the Magistrates, to reconnoitre the
encampment, and succeeded in apprehending a num-
ber of them, after considerable opposition. Next
morning upwards of twenty of them, amongst whom
was their celebrated Queen, and her no less celebrated
brothers, Prince Thomas and Prince John, were taken
before the Magistrate and committed as vagrants.
Eeets.---The Assizes ended on Thursday s e'n nigh t.
The following five persons received sentence of death :
Andrew Dinan, for attacking the house of Andrew
I.yncli, at Auagore, on the 21st of May last—James
Fitzgibbon, for the like, in the house of Peter Flyn—
Jeremiah M'Carthy, and Martin Shea, for a highway
robbery, near Kilrush, on. Charles Trotisdell, on the
30th -April last—Williasn Burke, for stealing a horse
the properly of James Griffin, of? Clonmel—Edward
Henley, mate of a ship at Kilrush, convicted of biga.
ml, tube triestosed for eeven year".