Star.
London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

RH EN E C.

Captain Wm. Arnwrong, of the tiStb root, to be Major in the
Army.
Captain John Blair, of the Honourable the East-India Company's
Service, to be Ivlalor in the East Indies only.
BA RR AC KS.

Colonel John Agrnond Vesty, the Deputy Barrack-Masser-Ge-
neral in Canada, to be Deputy Barrack-Master-General in
Nova Scotia, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Edw ant Macdunnell,
who exchanges.
Arthur Buchanan, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master in Great Bri-
tain, vice Hayman, deceased.
The King's German Legion-
-2d Dragoons—Captain Charles Baron Marschalk, front the Staff,
to be Captain, vice Luderitz.
The Duke of Brunswick Oels' Corps.
Serjeant Frederick Bayer to be Quarter-Master of infantry, vice
; rornottd in the tiOth Foot.
Sd Regiment of the Royal East-India Volunteers.
Lieutenant De la Garde Gribben to be Captain, vice Putter, re-
igned.
Ensign Win. Baker to be Lieutenant, vice Grissell.
Henry Burge, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Bake.
MEMORANDUM.

The promotion of Lieutenant Kelly to be Captain in the GOth
Foot, vice Rumples, who resigns, as stated in the Gazette of the
90th ult. has not taken place.
Ensign George Bedford, of the 70th Foot, is superseded, beim::
absent without leave.
EIIIIATUM in the Gazette of the 30th ult.

For Robert Tergas, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistant-Commissary-
General to the Forces,
Read Robert Ferro, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistant Commissary
general to the Forces.
Commissions in the following Regiments of Local
• Militia, signed by his Majesty.
Mills, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Colonies Hundred Regi-
ment, vice Kennedy, decuised. Dated June 5, 1810.
Thomas Barker, Gent. to be ditto to the East Devon Regiment.
Dated September 24, 1808.
Richard Morgan, Gent. to be ditto to the West Somerset Regi-
ment, vice Poole, superseded, having absented himself without
Leave. Dated July 4, 1810.
John Matcher, Gent. to be ditto to the Congleton Regiment, in
the County ut Chester. Dated May 15, 1810.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Hereford.
Herefordshire Yeomanry Cavalry.

Lieutenant Edward Poole to be Captain.: Dated May 3, 1810.
Cornet Philip Jones to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.
William Homes, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as above.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
Portsmouth Battalion of Volunteer Light Infantry.
Thomas Ivimy, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Hill. Dated Juno gB,
1810.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Linlithgow.
Ist or Berwickshire, ea. Militia.

Entign John Barley to be Lituttnant, vice M'Craken, resigned.
Dated May 2,18 W.
Linlithgowshire Local Militia.

Lieutenant Archibald 1 birdie to be Captain of a Company, vice
Erskine, resigned. Dated May 14, 18W.
Lieutenant James Taylor to be Captain, vice. Wits. Taylor, re-
" signed. Dated May 15, 1810.
Ensign Wm. Ciiiiyrig4 itrie to be Lieutenant, vice Burns, resigned.
Dated May 7, 1810.
Ensigt, John Inglis to be ditto, vice Hardie, promoted. Dated
May 14, 1810.
Ensign James Elston to be ditto, vice Taylor, promoted. Dated
May 15, 1810.
Ensign Win. Spottiswood to be ditto, vice Melvin, resigned.—
Dated May 21, 18W.
John Boyd, Gent. to br Ensign, vice Cunynghanse, promoted.—
Dated May 14, 1810.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
August 21 ion Moore, of St. John's-square, Middlesex, and
of Mark-lane, London, brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 18. 101.11 Kenrick, of King-street, Soho, Middlesex, mo-
ney-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall.
BAN K P Us.
John Normington, late of St. Martin's-le-Grand, London, cotton
and silk tel dealer and ehavnan, to sur-
render July 10, tts, and August 18, at twelve, at Guildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. C. V. Field, Church-Pasaage, Aldermanbury.
William Fit Id, of Trowbridge, Wilts, innholder, dealer and chap_
•tau, July 16, at five, July 17, and August 18, at eleven, at the

DIVIDENDS.

July 17. Jarrard John Howard, of Lower Eatnn-street, Pim-
lico, Middlesex, surgeon and ai.othecary, at ten, at Guildhall.—
July 24. Peter Sintzenich, of Spring-place. Kentish-taw:l. and of
New Bond-s; rect, Hanover-squat e, printsellei ,at tisn, a; G uildhall.
—July 24. llenry York, of Carey-lane, near Foster-lane, Cheap-
side,
London, silk-dealer, at one, Guildhall.----July 14. John
I.ewls Pasteur, late of Stoney Stratton d, grocer and chan-
dler, at twelve, at Gutldhall, London ---July 5. • 1 bomas Lurland, ,
of Hungerford, draper, at ten, at G July 14.
Wm. Lewis, of Bung-greet, woeilen-tlraper, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 2S. Thomas on, ot Coleford, Gloucenterabire. fiercer,
at twelve, at the Angel Inu, Coleford..—Augtist 4. John freeman-
tle, John Brandon, and John Desortneaux, ot Kit g-sreet,
Gus-
wcU-street, Middlesex, ironfounders, at eleven, at Guildhall.--
July 24. Jolui Wend, I rte ot the Jolly Butchers
Whitecross-street, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildl.ail.—
July 6. John Bowman, of Water-lanc,Lotidon, brandy merchant,
at one, at Guildhall.—August 1 'llonias Salt*, of Preston, plum-
ber and glazier, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Preston.—July 25.
Anthony Thompson, late of Birmingham, Merchant, at eleven, at
the Tontine Inn, Sheffield.—July 24. Robert Abney, la: e of Ashby
de-la-'Louth, Leicestershire, brickmaker, at el:ven, at the Queen's
Head Inn, in Ashby-de-la-Zouch.—July 24. Joseph Spackman
and James Spackman, of Jewry-street, London, pewterers, at
twelve, at Guildhall.--July 24. Thomas Hall, of Berwick-upon-
Tweed, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.—August 11. Win. I hennas
Pass and Jacob Bailey, of Duck-head, Bermoudst y, Sul rey, brew-
ers, at twelve, at Guildhall —July 27. John Win Southey, of
Bath, paper-hanger, at eleven, at Guldhall.—Augyst I.'l homas
Ward, late of Broad-street, Lontiou, now of Riogstoo-upon-Hull,
merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck 'tavern, in Scale-lane,
Kingston upon-Hull—July '2B. David Thompson Myers, late of
Stamford, Lincoln, draper, at noon, at the George Inn, St. Mar-
tin's, Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire.—August 3. George
Holden, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog
and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Huth—July 28.
Robert Holton, of Wouburn, Bucks, maltster, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.---August 11. I•iaac. Wilson, late of "1 hot nhatigh-street, Mid-
dlesex, doctor in physic, at twelve, at Guildhall --July 24. Ri-
chard Horsley, liteot I.:Mon-street, Spitalfoilds, Niiddlesex, at ten,
at Guilditall.--Tuly C 4. Thomas Adams, of High-street, • South-
wark, inn/balder, at ten, at Guildkall.---July 27. Robert Birket,
of Gloucester-street, Queen-square, Middlesex, taylor,,at.eleven,
at Guildhall.—July as. Robert Houlden, °lSt. Margaret's, South-
wark, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.

THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. 'bag, hanging at the head of the b•l, Nell ratee
alarmed her lest it might have Jon ors heeled, ele,•l,:i
Christopher Inn, IllXth. Attornies, Mr. Jab Williams, Red- 1
Lian-square, London; or Messrs. Williams :sad Bush, Trow- ' ------
bridge, Alta. " CORRECT COPY OF TUE EVIDENCE twos TrIE INQUIRY not mention this to any one, not even tattir.eilidnint ill
John Critters, late of Halesworth, Suffolk, plumber, glazier, and
house painter, dealer and chapman, July 20, 21, and August 18,
RELATIVE TO THE 1101111113 ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE down stairs, and it continued hanging there at earn
seals until within this fortnight or three • e ueeen ;ad
since that time she
nnhoigarshdt
ts
lodtm, seen
shieetseNivtie,rr:stn.
idNyyd: t •
e ,
at eleven, at the An •Halesworth Attornice, Messrs. White - VIE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND.
and WoOdcocke, of Halesworth ; ur Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, ( Conc!tgled from our Paper of Saturday.)ones not -:tow
but
before
this
titileit'illiee te!illitt
Russell-square. .11 ten the cir.
Curuhmost::lonkcei ttillwiaays;
Hugh White, of Manchester, iron liquor-maker, dealer and chap- Minritr s tab. -4T heln f o r
man, July 23, 30, and August iB, at one, at the Dog Tavern, servantsPerkins,ot
stre,et, Lincoln's longed to Mr. Sellis,
Deansgate, Manchester, Attornies, Mr, Ralph Ellis, Chancery-aMr naar tr
dh a,
EP seqr .k oi nf
s Great,w if
e °f
Queen-lolln
lane, London ;or Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, Manchester. i VS 110 upon herInn
FOimtaeotiadltjlsi,7;olißfth, that she went from the pistol belonged to Mr. Neele. s seen VA11121;I-:
James MacDonald, of the Royal Mariner, Woolwich, Kent, vic- England to live in the family of John Barker sworn before me, the Ist el June, Pew, J. Reau.
... MA sEz.-The Informaeon of Jam! s Paint' r, onr cif the tualler, dealer and chapinati, July 14, 21, and August 18, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, No. 3, h Sellis, there, and she recollects the circum-
CTohseurch, in America, and found Sarah Wilson and sair,
Pages to his Royal Highueas the Duke of Cti " 14111.1:1....?:t.:
Elm-court, Temple, London, and Thornton-row, Greenwich. J P
of m
Who, being upon his oath, saith,
night in the Page's waiting-room, Mrs. Neale. ;irate,
Spencer Dyson, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, July 2, stance Mr. Church having been robbed,n atnhde
aanadyinform- maids were there, but does not raeollect that any wan
26, and August 18, at eleven, at the Packhorse Inn, Hudders- thatman nSeerilsiSaWitrabS
lavccansosendboafs i
described
easnc cir i
b turnede
d iit
.field. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holmfirth, near Hudders-
field Battye, Chancery-lane, London. ant further saith, that she bath been present and very was there besides himself. Sends Verkee we;
ea: r.:
James Davies, of the parish of Risca, Monmouthshire, merchant,
dealer and chapman, July 20, at five, July 21, and August 114, frequently heard Joseph Sellis say Damn the King and the maids, and who mentioned the cucurnsteeee ore
at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Monmouth. Attornies
all the Royal Family of England, and she once heard poker having been miss lid dose months age,wenh an
John Williams, Red Lion-square, Landon; or Mr. ivans, Ma
him say that he was the man who had thrown the sail she had discovered a sherttime enerwards bellied
Newport. stone at the King in going to the House of Commons. the bed of the Page in waiting, and •he also sat a •!, a
-
Charles Aldridge, of Aldersgate-street, London, flatter, July 14,
24, ard 'august 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Silver,
Informant says, that she left America in the year (a short time either before or after it) the had d ca.
No. IS, Aldersgateastreet. - 1799, and never saw Sellis until about six years ago, vered a pistol hanging at the bents had in a ell ill
Witham Harvey, of Chiswell-street, parish of St. Luke, Middle- when she first met him in Gerrard-street, she just bag ; informant says, that upon hearing t'lis. he re.
sex, curlier, July 14, 24, and August 18, at ten, at Guildhall, stopped and spoke to hirn, she told him she had heard commended her it to her to mention every t' • :nee that
-Attornies, Messrs. Owen and Hicks, Bardett'o-Bnildings,
Holborn.
that he lived with one of the Royal Family, he an- she had seen, as it was right every thong Ow It id seen
,
James Eastwood, of Liggett, Yorkshire, calico-maker, July 21, swered that he did, but he did not say with which, and should be now properly mentioned, and ,a-su l'er-
-23, and August 18, at eleven, at the Palace limn, Manchester. she did not ask him ; and she says she never knew wards he bid theta all a good night, and went home
Attornies Mr. Wm. Partington, Brown-street, Manchester; which of the Dukes he lived with, until she heard it without hearing any observations being made .1 it ;
or Mr. Philip Hurd, Inner Temple, London.
from Sear de Wilson yesterday. Informant says, that and does not remember whether Mrs. Neal • sai
Francis Eccles, late of Crispin-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex,any
thing or not in answer to what Sarah Varley hat said
draper, dealer and chapman, July 17, en and August 18, at she met Sellis again about three years ago in Oxford-about the pistol. Informant father seith, that al. et
eleven, at Guildhall.' Attorney, Mr. James, Dowgate Hill.
three weeks ago, being in the Patee's:ititititi,e,r-rue,4eiri'it
road, they stopped and inquired after each others
Thomas Ashton, of Portsea, Hams, linen-draper, dealer and
chapman, July 14, at twelve, July 17, at one, and August 18, health, and informant asked him if he lived in the
with Mr. and Mrs. Neale, a convers +ratio t n•ls place
at an, ac Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bunco, same Owe? lie answered he did, but did not tell her
where it was, nor with whom he lived, he was dressed upon something that had passed bete.
Broad-street, London.
George Carr and John Carr, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocers, in plain common clothes both times when she saw and Sellis in the morning ; it related to a pith oat
says that she heard some time ago that Sellis Sellis had riven him, and informant says that. lie • I
dealers and chapman, July 23, at eleven, 24, at two, and An- , him ;
r.• . , Sat
gust is, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies,
had married an English woman,- bet troes not rows- he chd not like thing= done betwette joke and rattiest,
Mr. Charles Brookfield, Sheffield: or Messrs. Sykes and
-
Knowles, No. 2, New Inn, London. lect who told her, or how or when she heard it ; says and Neale said, you don't know Seltis ; yeti here net
Thomas Dawson, of Sherburu, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, dealer she theinght burn a very improper man to live in the been here long enough. It then °mime( to this in
and chapman, July 24, at six, 23, and August 18, at eleven, at Royal Family, but that she forbore to mention what formant, that he had once seen a lasted behind the
the White Horse Inn. Leeds. Attornies, Mr T. H. Granger, she knew of his character and conduct, because he head of the waiting Page's bed, and he then to•J Mr.
Commercial-street, Leeds; or Mr. George Edmunds, E.xche-
had married an English wemana and she did not like Neale, that he had often thought to me, ti nit tat him,
quer-Office, Lincoln's-Inn.
John Brickwood the elder, John Brickwood the younger, John to do him an injury, and she !loped, that from the cir- but had always forgot it, and added ta tt he it a-, sorry
Rainier, N.l. Whim Morgan, and Joseph Starkey, of Lombard- I cumstance of his having connected himself with an he had not taken possession of the pi onus, and iiia if
street, London, bankers, July 10, 24, and August 13, at ten, at i English woman, that his manners and character were he thought that any such thing were'there then, he
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Panther and Son, London-
altered, and does not think
street, Fenchurch-streets t
that she should have men- would not sleep in the mom Neale then answered,
"
John Hippius, late of Great St. Helen's, London, but now of No. tinned it now if Sarah Wilson had not called upon ' in the presence of his wife, that he (N !ale) would mo
3, Albion-place, Blackfriars-road, Surrey, merchant, July 14, her to do it. In:ormant saith, that knowing the for- sleep without it, and the: eis one there now. infg 'malt
21, and August 18, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor- 1 mer character of Joseph Sellis, she was not so much , then said, for Gun's sake fetch it out, which Neale inn
nies Messrs. Kearsey, and Spurr, No. 116, Bitkopsgate-street.
surprised as she would otherwise have been had she medietely did in the presence of his wife, and said ti ere
Edwardi Blandy, of Lyncombe and Widcomb, Somersetshire,
dealer and chapman, July 17, at eleven, 21, at twelve, and Au- not known it, when she was told what had happened it is, mod I keep that ior my s•aety ;it w.s in :t b ie-
gust IS, at deecn, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ed- lon Thursday lest in the Duke of Cumberland's fa- he, Neale, then locked it up ill a gl•t-s case w:.•rii
ward Frowd, Serie-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. may. MARTHA I.I.IIKINS. i staeds in the P. tee's tee's room, and el apish Neel e keips
.
William Harrison, of Charlotte-streeet, Rathbone-place, parish of
Sworn before me, the 3.1 Jane, 1810, J. Ri:AD. - ' the key, and this oeie man! believes le in %vela: the
St. Pancras, Middlesex, victualler, dealer I.:nd chapman, July lin
24, and August 18, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor- I Alioncesza.-The information of Rohm Lutman, of Norton- girl mentioned last night, 11l tt it r11:14 h eve !e'en the
tries, Messrs. Cuppage and Rice, Jermyn-street, St. James's. street, Fitzrorsquare, cheesernonger : I same pistol which she hacl seen : Ne t!e weet tin t i say,
Frederick Abell, of Ingram-court, Eenchurch.street, London, Who being upon his oath, saith, that he knew Jo-' that as you (me tat. g the ion itenate ),t n't like it,
merchant, dealer and Chapman, July 10 and 17, at one, and
se 11 Sellis, who lived with his Royal Highness the " ycu had n , etter not mein ,n aily '!anti-.Lea k ; ial r.
August 18, at ten, at Guiidkale Attorney, Mr. Pearce, Pater-
noster-row. Duke of Cumberland, and has known him for about meat and afterwards, th t he .1 !...st.i.d !l'avintt any
Richard Aldridge, late of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, clothier, fifteen years. Informant says, he was then living with ' fire-arms in his room, tend if any shine, ef ::.e; tort
dealer and chapman, July 17, I. and August 18, at ten, at iMr Church, in the character of greens. Mr. Church , happened again he mould tell the Duke of it.
Guildhall, i.ondon. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Swami, No 5,
then lived in eatekville-street. Sellis lees then out of J INlttl FAUCET.
New Basinghall-street, London.
Thomas Chandler and 'I Wallas Newsom: of Norton F-Igate, place, and there being a French cook and a French l• Sworn before nte, June 1, tem, J. Rama.
Middlesex, grocers and tea.sleal.-rs, dealers am'd emapmen,dlo, hastier in :,Ir. Church's family, Sellis came to visit Mimic cs i x.-The inf wmatlon of Cern. Neale, anent the Valets
10,17, and August 18, at. eleven, at Guildhall London. At- them, and informant ill that manner became acquain- et of his Ro:al H.i;hai ss the Duke of Citoioet.and:
torney, Mr. Williams, jun. Lord Mayor's-court Office, Royal !tett with h.m. Mr. Chia ch moved to Berkley-square, I Who being upon his oath, s title th it :shout nine nr
Excleilae.
1 and a • er.va. ds went out to America. Whilst Mr. • ten months ago his charecten ha I been attacked hr
Chun li lived in Bei kley-satiere, Sellis came to. live - Joseph Sellis (one of the other Poges) 144: re t'ie
with jinn as h•s valet, and in the month of March, Duke of Cumberland, by calling hie, a thief ; and he
1797, wen: with the family to America, ard conti- also made other charges against 11:91, which stere
nued in Mr Church's service at New Yark until the afterwards investigated by Captain Stevenern, Ma it
latter end el-the year Me% Liformant says that Thornton, and Mr. Watson, and fi and re be un•rile,
a person, named Ann Wilsen, was then living with but notwithstanding which, he (infor meat) discovered
Mr. Church, and Martha Williams, who has since - an evil di pos.tioe tr '4, Sellis towatds win ; urat h 2
married a man named John Perkins. liitOrmant says, -thoeght it right to hang a pistol at tne head of his
he does not think there could have neen amen muredis- bed in the waiting Page's bell-ro.mi ; it is a small
affected to the Government of this country than Sellise double b trielled pistol, and was kept leided, end
was, and also to the Rayal Family. He has heard ; hung in a ted big on th • bed-post. Inform int says
Sellis frequently sey, Damn :he Kins and the Royal Fa- the pistol is his, and he believes it to Is •• the same pistol
ren'n, and once heard him say diet he was the man i As had been described by Sarah V. rley in her exemn
who had thrown the stones at his Majesty as he was ; nation, and that he placed the pistol there to protect
going to the House of Commons. Informant says, !himself, and says that it has constantly hung there
he has never seen Sellis since he kft Mr. Church's i i:ntil within these three weeks, as well when throther
sereice in America. Says that about five years ago i pages slept there as when he slept there himeelf, it
I Joseph Orpwood, a fellow-servant of his, whom hel being the bed-room of the waiting-page on duty. In-
lived with at Mr. Church's, called upon him, and told ;' formant further with, that about three weeks awn,
informant that he had seen Salk, and that he
lived' hearing from Mr. Paulet, one of the other pages, :hat
with the Duke of Cumberland. Informant says, that 'he disliked to have the pistol there, he took it awry
1
he expressed great surprise to Joseph Orpwood that I and locked it up in a cupboard in the Page's waitien-
; such a rascal as Sellis could get to live with the Duke I room, where it has been ever since.
' of Cumberland, and wondered who could have given 1 CORNELIUS MALL.
him a character, this informant believing him to be Sworn before me, Jure 1, 1810, J. Rims.
a very unfit man, from his disaffected character, to - -
live with any of the Royal Family. Informant says, •I'O THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. • - 1
• that Sellis was suspected of haying robbed Mr. CONSIDER it but an act of justice dart° the
Church's desk, and on that account Mr. Church T merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to communise
turned him away ; and this informant says, he has ,to you the following. Cure, which has recently been terfermedey
never seen him since, but he believes‘him to be the aCquaimance of mine,who by the brraWevut cif an
I them. An
same Joseph Sellis who has lived with his Royal High- i ul.d.VenteFreaclrComplaint (attended
seduced
almost la, ctonalpsiikcealtvit.:lll of ,1 Id "awl.,
ness the Duke of Cumberland'. ' ROIIERT I.LTMAN; ahnesiiiial
I Sworn before me, June 5, 18i0, J. READ. 3 variety of paient Inedicines, nothing could be worn: ed whirls
igi therb.ers7tdi-cal aice which could be obtained, an 4 trail
I MIDDLES EX.-Thu furthi; information of Sarah Farley, seemedsta suit his case,-oe do him atra aervice ; he' remained iu a
Housemaid : - , most ted.ueed and I.l.ti.i.ble situation for tats years, unable to fol.
Who, being upon her oath, saith, that about eight
1 Or nine months ago, 1 low hisprofession, 'aittsearcely able to walk or even to sink:. on
when Mr. mms was living with , P ' . . .
ibio ie 7, s • in fact, no one who knew him ever supposed it posolac.
, for him to recover. Ile was a;.vlsed a: list to try your Late.
• the Doke -in the capacity of Steward, she missed a '
i pills-he 11l 4-AC ' did so, aidhering's: ricdy t() the directi-na 7 eiy,•it wiry
piker that was belonging to the page's sitting-room . them-he had not taken ossarenhan two boxes, before he founJ
for several days, and during the time it was missing, lan alteration for the better-this encouraged bun to prosrsvd and
Mr. Islreak asked her alter it three or four times, and '
: by takieg a few boxes more he found his appetite anerstretc.t
gradually return and is now as healthy and stout a. any anal,she could give no account of :it. When about three 1 '
know. You are welc
ieome, sir, to refer any person ti"tue for a
or four days after it had been missed, its she was teak-k-
-ing the bed of the page in waiting, and pulling out ~ confirmation of the at.e a lio ccount, if it aul I be/ .sued. I JP.
Sir, your obedient liumole servant, THOMAS PURDAY.
the bedstead, a poker fell from behind the bed, and Library, Folkstone, July 10, 1.1407.4
•tor, Thomas T.ol'a
thinks it fell upon her foot ; it either fell upon her foot
~
Mle'inaserriOdetiainedßsoladl,ClZllethee 06ft:r.,eunric', faLlan, at his :i.;tee,
or on the floor, she cannot recollect which. She says
that she picked it up, and placed it ill the page's sit- • mote than 40 years. in a p:actice rar,icuLtly direct. al to the :tax
N 0.9, New Bri.11;-Ystreet ;.where,g after a C4ll4tallt teAdJIC.J 0
Ling-room, where it belonged. She does not recollect .
• whether she told Mr. Neale that she found the poker or venerea: complaints and those incidental to the 11.11:4 ,at et
0,,,-
ay:amt.:lc both seuisdesa,lwwiath that
oi, inavio!ialb.leflasteteLisvif wi
nunif
the a
jeu..
again, or whether he asked her about it, but she is
very sure that there was some conversation between medicine, will he esteemed by a dfacerning public as an adwaia.e
ia'nd assistance, he gra-nyirse...l admansters to persona taking Ow
her and Mr. Neale about the poker after it was found, seldom to he obtained, and void of ambigatiy.
ingAlsatoasodlidstatel.l,6
but the particulars of it she does not now recollect.
Nothing since has passed about the poker till yester-
day, when she was in the page's sitting-room. Mr.• ~ateltihaieniTtritztn,lfrerr.,,,thNe.73sznsite.n.cle„,ofiti.h,,:se,trili,v;
rough's, No. 7, Fish-street lull; Mr. Baxter's, Smith Eric :1!.
Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop, No. 1113, Osturd-street ; Mr. Lh.b
Salisbury, (the Duke's steward), Mr. Neale, Mrs, Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donaid's Glasgow; Mr. Catlesen'et ir.._
Ward, and IVIr. Paulet were present ; something was
said upon the bad conduct of Sellis, when
she
rem. .
lonedeienesbeoniteurfeortyllytol.
Mr. Itillinge's. Liverpool; !ar. A t kinsoo's(,;.ft‘laatt
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with lu 1 J?: I p's'r
lected the circumstance of the poker, and thought it directions, whereby persons of either sea may Cure thil:,...ir .;
ed
right to mention it, and she related it in the same way ! N. B. Every box sold In Gre-t Frbairt is a al. .1 up, wish
a_
she has done now, and said nothing more al.out it.-- concider.ble
eacht osewanl in
ins,
Informant I tether saith, that at the time she lost the the Stamp Office, u' . Tavlor, No. 9, New . . t,.
Stamp, on which, by favour of the Coaarnissioni;il7l,.e7rl,ll;:;!,ri
:native which is Many, and .111 others are coot, • •••• •
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poker, Mr. Sellis wits in waiting. Infermant further
said), that a few days before, or a little time utter she
1 mt. Kos i., -, L 1'
missed the poker, she discovered (as she was making No I.
1 ,f
the bed) a little pistol wra d • a
ppe up in slll ll terbiliy-Pl3:'r, I.amhet h. at the . '4TA 11.01?1, ICA,
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