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London, England, 1818-09-11 00:00:00

found on the prisoner were tic hand-Writing.
were for a Wine-strainer,- milk-pot, table-spoon, r.„l
'tra-tongs. twee itticles were not pledged by co
psisoaer, bat by a woman,
The articles were now produced. The seine su-tl-et
and spoon he could positively swear to. 'rile ot.o
articles be bought at a sale only two dar before b. 4
lie believed arose produced were the same he had 4.
Thd wholtwas *meth LS.,
Fleming, another pawn-broker, produced Ent
shawls, pawned by a woman at his shop on theme
and a silk-dress, pawned by the same woman cn
28th ; altogher the property w 0 worth 2►.
In defence, the prisoner said he bad a friend fiat
Hatobtirgh wished him to procure lodginT, for !..-44;
the articles were given him by a persoa kze
him, for the. purpose of selling them. 11l „zei
no witnesses.

Nfr. Justicr. BUAROUCIT summed np the eei.ltzt,
I There could be no doubt that the value of the zzt:(l,l
exceeded 40c. and the sole question for the Jury -(14
as his Lordship observed, to examine wile:het:it
,prishner was the offender or not ? He considered tht
circumstances were extremely plain, and he coed
not ice howl. a doubt could possibly be suggestedi
the prisoner's favour. No person was in the rats
Ibut the prisoner, and the manner of his leavinthe
house was conclusive against him.
The Jury, without a moments hesitation, fozi
him Guilty—Death.

Thomas Castle, aged 23, Asa% convicted Cf gt
pick-pocket. lie was detected stealing a peck*
book from a gentlemanci pocket, in Cheapside.
The COMMON SERJEANT, after some cbservalem
on the alarming extent to which such crimes had a.
rived, ordered the prisoner to be transport:l
The same punishment should infallibly be inflicted
on all convicted of such depredations.

Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, a lomat&
ing Accident occurred at Mr. J. Joss's, grinder
file-cutting manufactory, in Castle-street. Saft,:r.;s7d.
In one part of the manufactory the busiressriEcck-
, cutting is carried on, by means of a putt-nil nein;
used for cutting the materials. A fine bey. t• the
name of Sinclair, eleven years of age, whi,s,:basiacit
was to sweep away the cut flocks as they carat oat
of the machine, without receiving order;, nr haTil
any occasion, crept in. dripierceivcd :meet the large
rolling critter, and, unthinkingly, it is saprosed, lezd
up his head, and having on a tight le.r.l:er cap,
teeth of roller laid hole of him, and pull lip
into the machine, by which his head ::as net
ground to pieces, which caused the cap of the en.
chine to fly open, and a stoppage in the
alarined the workmen. The engine was icsiar.i!
stopped to ascertain the cause—the bey was mime
from his work, and. called, but no ansy er returrnl;
at length he was discovered in the small hoz or tali
under the cutting-roller, in the dreadiul manner a:icie
described.

Saturday night the counting-hocse cf Mr. Czn-
ttxoe, patent axletree-maker, B:idge•ruad, La-Lau,
was broke open, and, by the villains finding the key
of the iron-chest, was rubbed cf sir.y rand) ink*
of England notes.

DIED.

•. _ _
On the lit iastant, at Boulogne after a severe illmn of aft"
days, fhe Rev. Okey Btlfour, Minister of St. John's 000,
Regent's Park.
• Augustala, at Greenhead, Glasgow, Mrs. Harriet Ramage
.4,10hn Gardner, Eq. of Minns, and youngest daujittcc uf
.late Dr. Eckert Royal Artillery, Woolwich.
At Gourock, the 17th ult. George, ocly son of Mr.3sis
Watson, jam. manufacturer, Glasgow; and at Glasgow, Ce
811sk,' llama Grant, his youngest daughter.
• Lately, in the iath year of bis age, the Count of Os atii4
the father of the Swedish Nobility. This Nobleman tra.,:ni
Paradise Lost, and was esteemed one of the first puti a

country.
The ath inst. at Surry, Ellen Sophia, infant Ss ti.
ter of Captain Edward Lowther Crofton, ft.N. C.U.
24ontlay, at Oundle, aged 60, after half an hour's alness,
Win. Bramston, tsq. of &menet-place, Auditor oflte 1)1.4
of Lancaster, and Contrdrioner of Appeals in the Exer
..w.

•
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' The Cordial is sold in its greatest purity by :Le Patetuil
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bottles 4s. 6d. and 235. each. •

AROWLAND andSON respectfully out:on
• Publio aping Counterfeit 3dacassar Oil, Mysticism*
Hair; the Genuine is ROWLANDS 31ACASSAll 014
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Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, by tn-"lf
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den in Town and Country J~

PRICE OF ST&
AL Stock
Reduced shut
76 75fiki
3} per Ct.
4 per Ct. shut
Nary 107}

!ICSYk.:§TE R DA Y.
Long Ans.
India Steck
Omn. 9.13 Ails:.
E.sch. Bah (2.11 191
Cons. for Acc. 761
Lottery 'fields l:19 Im'

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