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London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

the pa/Gm of s licentious military. than to tooth
them into common Coot tefy. They are now Rationed
lms all the main roach Lading from the town, and an
cheer's gnat,' on the ranks of the Wettr, near Ve-
gefack, to prevent Englith nr Brcmen Manufaaures
frets being fent to the High Country.

The French foldiers, acceding to every account,
detell their ?avian Rul:r, and fp,ak of him in com-
pany in the molt unturtliried terms of reproach.
Formerly they fay they were contending for liberty.
but that their countrymen had made a facrifice of it
at Bo 's Imperial (brine, which they never
will pay devotion to. I allure you, it would not re'
quire a great military force to rid Hanover of therm
as the inhabitants are imbittcred againft them be-
yond any degree of conception.
They had a review at Achine, fome days ago, in
pretence of Blarranrrrs, anal Come other military
officers of rank. It is faid by tome of our amateurs,
that they performed their evolutions very nimbly,
but not Readily.

I am this moment informed from unquellii nabls:
authority, that the Senate has been compelled to
yield to the requiliolon. It is alto GM, the Pt ince of
Here cArrd has offered to advance the money.

Publln
Waterford

OLD BAIL2I.

Saturday R. R.det WAS indilited for
dwelling houfe of J. Lewis, of Ifline<
table fpoons, fixteen River tea fpoons, a
and various articles, to the value of sob
of the faid J. Lewis.
The wile of the profecutor proved,
band having taken a houfe at Iflingtem
1803, the priloner was einployed to Bee
purpofe of protecting the furniture. till
the family. On the fecond day after the
entered on the care of the houfe, the
thither, found the door locked, a::d tha
had abfcondcd. On a fearch being math
found in an outhoufe, along
,with the prifi
in lieu of which he had taken a fuit bel
profecutor. It was alfo ditcovered tha
moved a elicit of drawers from the hot
joining barn, and plundered thern of tl
cified in the indiament. The prifoner
prehended till within thefefew weeks;
property was ever found, but when ca
blagiftrate, the prifoner ceinfeffed hi
alledged that he had been impelled by
to perpetrate the offence' through, feat
It appearing that neither the pato
nor any of his family, had Rept in tl
that the prifoner had not been employ
who was to receive wages, it couid,nc
the profecutor had ever taken poffelLon
felfor others; Lord E GGGGG oaths a inf
that they mull throw out of their col
capital part of the charge. It was ne
it a dwelling houfe in the eye of the
profecutor or Rime of his family fhoul
It, and that the crime, had it been en
night time, fhould have amounted to h
in the prefent cafe it would not, it apj
kook was not fo completely feafoned
the reception of a family.
Lord ELLENDOROUGH held. that tine
'lances, this hook did not afford to
the protection of a dwelling. If bra
night, an indiament for a burglary
been futlained. And therefore the
Lordthip's direaton, found the pril
Keating the tooda, but not in the de
Aifip Mirk, and Ilona,
were indiaed is accomplices in pr
from the perfon of William Dowdin
value a s. and were convicted.
John Hawas capltally edinr
19th of September loft, pt y.
Brown, Shoreditch, eleven yards of
Thomas Brown, the' thopman of
I Rated, that the priibner came into
on the day mentioned in the indict,
for fume white jean ; the witnefs re
none, but that he could thew him I
looked at it, ..nd faid it would not d
then affted the witncfs to thew him
ton farfnet, and the witnefs opened
loured ants, of which the prifone
afked for two patterns, and for fon
wrap them up in. He then a(ked
farfnet, and a piece of fluff. He t
of green wrapper from under his ai
on the cotton farfnet. The witnefs
piece of Ruff, and obferved the pri
green wrapper, and put it under hi
came to the end of the counter, whi
ferved a piece of grey farfnet peel
der the wrapper. The prifoner tli
Mr. Brown followed him and ben
The witnefs added, that he did to
article the prifoner was Realing al
ferved him put down the green I
circumftanee excited his fufpicion
ing fomething. Mr. Brown deport
back the prifotter. and found the fa
The prifoner gave in a written
he hated, that the farfnet in quell
to him by the profecutor on credi
it mitt' the knowledge both of the
lhopman. •
Lord Eccessosowc Fl again ca
tor, and enquired whether tiler
foundation fur the defence? Thr
in the negative ; and the Jury, u;
his Lordthip, found the prifoner
but not privately.
yaw Lettfom and _Vary
capital offence. Stealing twenty
value 21. 10S. the prupetty of Johr
Broad Saint Giles's, privately in
of Oftober laft.—Both pi ifoners
together; Jane Lettf'm atked I
bought Come—while the did fo I
ferved to do fomething which m
port her. He charged her with
thing, though he knew not who
the back (hop, and on learching I
cealed ; hut as the flopman con
doing this, although he did not
healing, it was held out to be lbhealing,
in the contlration put upon the
and therefore the Jury, under
RECORDER, found Mary Allen g
not privately in the tbop—Jane
Mary Malmi was tried fir
the ath of (Dauber, a cirild's pc
William Tindall. The profecut
refiding in Hatton-garden ; an
Danis, (wore, that on the day
diftment, between three and
he obferved the prifoner come i
then at the farther end of the
inquired whether he fold black
no ; and he nbferved, as the to
that the pehee was hanging d
he directly got hold of her, tit
the pelice was in the infide of i
the did not know how it came
Rated to the Court, in anfwer
the learned Judge, that the p
outfide the door and that tl
taken it before the came in.
The prifoner is her del
found the pelice on the Rep es
that Ike took it up, and went i
She denied afking for black
that it was hard fhe amnia'
Joßice and f= confiner'
lichee into the Olop.—Mr.