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London, England, 1811-09-11 00:00:00

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to the charge di another girl. She was comm:t.
d for farther examination.
A man, who was brought fro* the cctintry
Vickery, was committed for farther esaminati..n,
a charge of assisting French prisoners in making
escape out of the country.
A young man was charged with uttering a
£1 note ; but on examination by Mr. Las, the
Inspector, lie pronounced it a good one ; and
young man was of course discharged.
QUEES-SQUABIL-..-MO.lttay last, Mary Junes
brought to this Office, charged with shoplifting,
appeared that the prisoner came into the shop v
Thomas, linen-draper, at the foot of Westminv,
bridge, and looked out a quantity of various -
to the amount of £2O, which she ordered to be
a tradesman in Westminster, well known to
Thomas ; and on the shopman putting the sr
together, which were selected by the prisoner, ,
covered seven yards of printed muslin missin)
suspected the prisoner had secreted it, and on
ing her, it was found ors, her person. She was
committed for trial.
The pastry-cook near St. Ann's Church, who
scondelA some months since, in consequence
pair of stays, stolen from Cranbourn-ally, being ,
on his premises, has lately returned, under an
that a friend had compromised the matter,
his woeful disappointment, he was on Mond ,
prehended by the Queen:square Officers, and
committed.
UNION-HALU—Jartes Rquolds, a Waterman,
summoned before the Sitting Magistrate, charged
a Mr. Burnett with refusing to take a fare when
sired. Mr. B. stated, that he engaged the defendant,
who was plying at Pickle Herring-stairs, and ,'
him to row to the Temple : he proceeded so
London-bridge, and then refused to go any farther
and on Mr. Burnett's declaring he would pa:
nothing unless he proceeded to the place to which
was ordered, he used some abusive language, and,
he would take him back for nothing to the place
which be got into the bo.it ; and, notwithstandin,;
Mr. Burnett's remonstrances, he did, in fact, -
him back to Pickle Herring-stairs. The waterm.o
in his defence, said, he refused going under London,
bridge because he considered it would be dani,
to do so; he denied having used any abusive language;
and said he took Mr. IS. back to Pickle Herrin?

stairs,' because he would net point out any other
at which be would be land.:d. Mr. Burnett
when the defendant landed him, another waternian

volunteered to take him through the bridge, declaring
there was no danger, as the fall did nut exceed
inches. This waterman stated, that the prubatile
reason for Reynolds wishing not to go through
that whilst he was earning a tare above
he lest the chance of five or six below bridge.
Magistrate fined the defendant 235. and 6J. costs,
refusing to take his fare as ordered ; and expressed
his regret that Mr. B. had not summoned him t,
abuse also, in which case he would have fined
40s. more.

The several persons who are confined in the ,
prisons of the metropolis will be removed to-min
to Newgate, preparatory to their respective trials
the Commission of Oyer and Terminer, and r
Gaol Delivery, which will commence at Justice
in the Old Bailey, on Wednesday neat.
An adjournment of the General Quarter Sessions
the Peace for the County of Isliddkw: being
Monday peat, the Court will sit on that day at
enwell, lai the trials of traverser: and persons

bail
Monday night, 20 convicts were removed
strong caravan from Newgate for Spithead,
they are to embark for Botany Bay. Upwards
men selected from the bulks and various prit
the count: y, proceed oat thew voyage to New J
Wales in a few days ; three vessels are engaged
the service, one of them is freighted with Government
stores and agricultural implements for the use of the
colony. The witnesses examined at the Court Mar-
tial on Colonel J,ihnstone, return back to the Settle.
ment by thissonveyAnce. No women accompany the
transports.

The Gazette contains notices of intended applications
to Parliament next Sessions, for an Act for making a
Wet-Dock at Bermondsey, in the county of Sin rev ;
also, for an Act for making Water-Works, for the bet-
ter supplying the town of Birmingham with water
also, for making a Canal from the liver Medway, near
Brandbridges, in the parish of East Peckham, in Ksnt,
to the Royal Military Canal, iu the parish of Apple-
dorc, in the said county ; also, for an Act for makings
Turnpike-road from the bridge at the west end of the
Canal, in the hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall, Mid•
dleszz, in a north-easterly direction to the Ferryhouse
on_the Marsh-Wall, in the Isle of Dogs, opposite
Greenwich ; and another road in a southwest direction
to the Thames, opposite Greenwich-hospital; and also
for making a common ferry, for the conveyance of pc:-
sons, carriages, cattle and merchandize across the sail
river from Stepney to Greenwich ; also, for a ferry fl
similar purposes, from the Isle of Dlgs toWood-wkaif
in the parish of Greenwich ; and, lastly, for a CAA ti
from the Thames at Mason's Point, in the parish -1
Egham, in Surrey, opposite to Anchorwick, in the
parish of Wraysbury, Bucks, to join theThamcs agars
in the parish of Egham,below Bell-Wear, near Szainrs.

BIRTH.
The Bth Instant, at High Wyeonsts, the I.a.!y of the Kea. Csco
taln Erskine, King's Hussars, of a son.

M.%RIUL D.

On the Ist inst. by special licence, at Dublin, Lori Views:
Ikerrin, to Anne, eldest daughter of Owes Wynue, Elf of Hr
slewood, in the county of Sligo.
At Haddington Derricks, on the 2d inst. Casten %hen Cur
ningham, of the Berwickshire regiment of EMS*, to Miss Niany
AVLaren, youngest daughter of Carala Juba *Lam, Aste
tent of same regiment.

Tuesday wensight, Mr. Hawkins, rope-nisksealled sh.ll's"en
he dropped down in the street, opposite the Sus TITOP, aauttr
anspion, and instantly es pired
In Portugal, of a nialignant fryer, the Hon. W. Deane, Lt •e•
rant of the 38th regiment, second son of Lord kluskerry.
Lately, Eleanor, the wife of the Rea. Thomas hfilnes, r.ca r.r
Agnes-burtou Yorkshire.
Its DuWu C,atle, on the slat ult. -bed 50, Mr. lit=tlM'D
nald, sutler to tile °dicers of the Castle Guard.

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