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London, England, 1804-01-20 00:00:00

2 POLICSieIp,:.
PULTIILR PARTICULARS RRSPICTIVIO Asa CART ING
OFF /IRS. LEI.
Mr. Landen Gordon, (Ince his arrival In England
from the Welt Indies, about two months ago. has re.
tided near Ranelagh, and a part of the time in the
tame houfe with his brother. Mr. Lockhart gordon.
at Alfop's Buildings, New Road. On Sunday laft
he was at the latter place, Then he informar id
the
Lady who keeps the hours, that Tome very pticular
circumftan‘es obliged him to leave town immediately,
and as he was going opt to dinner that day, re:yefted
the would pack him up tome linen and clothes in his
trunk, hire a poD•chaife for Uxbridge, and come in
it the fame evening, at (even o'clock, with the trunk.
to the corner of BoltonAlreet ; which (he accordingly
did; and after waiting a (bort time, Mr. Lauden
Gordon came and told her to take a coach and go
home. Mr. Got don then returned to Mrs. Lee's
houfe; felon after which (he was carried off, but how
tar Mr. Lockhart Gordon went with them is not yet"
known ; certain it is, however, that they took the
Uxbridge Road. -
On Tuefday evening Miller. a Bow-ftreet °Sett
accompanied by one of Mrs. Lee's female fervants,fet
off poi in quell of the fugitives ; and the fame even-
ing a letter from Mrs. Lees direfted to her maid, was
brought to the houfe in Bolton-row. by a young man
who raid that it came enclofed to him in another let-
ter from
Oxford(hi his mother, who keeps an ion at Tetfworth,
re, where they had (lopped on Sunday
night; but. from their Runge behaviour to each I
other, mach allonifhenent was excited in the minds of I
the& at the hut, efpecially as the Lady remained
while herr-gown and (locking' were wattled. Mrs.
Lee's letter, there is reafon to bilieve was written
privately, and in great belle : the words were very
I ker. and nearly. thus :—" No clothes, no money,
dads or compliance."
Flom Tetfworth they. proceeded to Mount*
ilehere we have the fattsfaaio, to add, they were
found on Wednefday aftetnnon by Miller, who t
Mr.Laoden Gordon into en ftody. Mrs. Lee's fervent
went with the officer. in order to attend her mitlrefs.
Mr. Leaden Gordon called two or three tinies-at
Mrs. Lee's hook, fume his arrival in England; but
who, we underftand, was denied to him. In the
courfe of laft week he fent a very polite letter to h*,
faying, that he 'would do himfelf the honour of dining
with her on the Sunday following, and thintld take
the liberty of bringing his brother, Mr. Lockhart
Gordon, with him.
Late night, about nine o'clock, Miller arrived in
town from Gloorefler, with Mr. Lauden Gordon and.
'hba. Lee four was ordered to be kept is cat-
-tody, and the latter, with het 1... sant, went to the
honk of Mr. Parkin. her attv:aey, is Great Ormond.
hat.
flow.svealr.....Several fommontes, on the eost..i
plaints of the Commanding Officer of the Loyal
Highgate Volunteer Corps: yefierdayheard, asd
fitiase.of the genies toed for non attendance s others,'
who proved that perfonal infirmities prevented their
attendants, were diftniffed, and Sir RD. FORD recom-
mended it to the Olken to (hike their sasses off the
PAW
bfau.soaoutra.svaaer.— Yefterday feveml per.
has were hammed for fines due for non attendance
on Volunteer Corps. The fiat was Charles Bete.
who denied being a member of the corps. though the
name of C.harlas tare appeared on the mutter roll,
which be denied to be fired by hini or *his autho.
city; notwithlianding which be was fatisfalSorily
proved to belong
.to the Corps. The Magiftrate
mformell him that it was indifferent whether the name
was fpelt right or wrong fo long as he was the perfon
thereby defignated, and therefore adjudged him to
pay at. a.. the amount of the fines incurred, which
he refofing to pay, the Magiftrate informed him that
the nfaal mode of recovery would be immediately

enforced.
Mr. Marital, of gulfsll.fireet, was fummoned in
the fame manner.
• Mr. Marthat! Rated, that be had written three
swaths before Chrillmas us his Captain, informing
bins. that his buGnefs precluded the poffibility of at-
tending his duty in the Corps, and requening per-
miffion to refign, although he would willingly come
forward in co& of emergency; to which he received
no anfwer till Chrifinsarday, when he was informed
his fervices could not be difpenfed with. He wined
to know the mariner in which he fkould proceed to
difengage hitnfelf. He was anfwered, that was not
for the Magillrate to determine; but he would ad-
vile him to pay the weekly fines. indefs he could ob-
tain an honourable difcharge, until the Leg;fiarure
fhoold point oat Come mode. He with ritueittice
paid the fines, which were mitigated to fourteen
(billings.
A perfon belonging to Drury-lane Theatre was
fummoned on the fame plea. He denied belonging
to the Corps, though he acknowledged he had figned
the mufter.roll, but Paid be retrafted the next day in
a letter to the Captain. He urged that he had a
fubftitute (trying for him at this time in the Militia;
' he likewife pleaded long illnefs. His cafe was, there.
fore, adjourned, to give him time to fubßantiate the
lati plea.
MAN slow Houss.—Yefierday feveral bakers were
fummoned for making Nile returns of the prices of
flour purchefed, and others for not fending any.where-
hy the Magiftrates were unable to affix a proper
flendard to the price of bread. Such of them as could
nut urge a futficient plea were fined in the mitigated
penalty 5.1 forty (billings, with an AirtiltiVlCC, that on
the next odcuce the full penalty of tol. would be cu.
forced.
sowstt.—Yefierdav T. Warn: was brought
up, charged with picking the pocket of Capr. Beau.
moot, but the Captain being unable to attcod be was
rcn,andcJ.
Weirtcospst.--Yellerday P. Sf.o.-,lball was re-
examined on fufpicion of Ilealing a quantity of fpht
peals; hut au inaction, appearmg lie was isequitted
cf the felony; but not Wm, able so give a latisfae.
tory account of the mode of his airing them, the
peafe were forfeited, and he was seamed to pay eos.
fine.
%Woolen, 6 .—Yelterday 7. Airier *its fully
committed. ch used with healing 6o eats treatise.'
other 'nick:.
A young man was committed for re-csa4usisation
on fufpictun of Isayiag onsmaitiell faveral robbenes
ia the esciu4T of kloweeteet.