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amediately Mr. P. got one. Something occurred the
ay after, which led witness to say to Mr. P. that hl
as extremely anxious about the cadetship, and asked
healer Mr. P. knew the yoong man who was to have
re appointment ? Mr. P. said he was one of the •
nest youths in the kingdom, and that he knee
is father to be a respectable clergyman in De.
onshire, and was within two months of beige
veiny-two years of age. 'Witness then wrote a note , Dr
) Mr. Abingdon, a clerk in the Cadet Office. It as/ `a
NUMBER 12,806
aced April 28, and directed the young man to be ,
assed as soon as possible, because the youth was neat, y
2. Witness received a packet (tom Mr. Abinp.des,
ST. KATHARINE D
)ntaining two papers, which witness signed.-(They NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE
,ere here put in). Witness returned them to Mr.Abing. .1.-1" a RESOLUTION of the BOARD
on, and afterwards sent a note to Mr. Abingdeas the ST. KATHARINE DOCK COMP
Vrote also to Mr. Prescott, to say he had sent the ' (sash who bate paid, or shall pay the re
apers to that Gentleman-but that it occurred to him ~xnents upon the amount of their Stock, pr
vitness) that he had not seen the young matt, and after named excepted), are required to nta
tat Mr. Abingdon had positive orders not to let the tsPER CENT. on the amount of their reap
adetship pass till he (Colonel Tonne) had seen him.. .•4Geoace CAA". Gaza, Esq. Treasurer to
Vitness never did see the cadet, and accordingly gave 'Uniting House of Messrs. GLYN, HALLIPA
itections that he should not be pre-ented. Lasubard.street, on THURSDAY,
Cross-examined by Mr. SentlettAal--Told Mr. Prescott that Mem; but for the personal accommodation
'ere was nu man in England, Scotland, or Ireland, that be would
inner oblige than hiM. The appointment never was funher pro - 'Treasurer wM receive the amount of su
ceded in. • "l'uesday, or Wednesday preceding.
Mr. BROUGHAM, on behalf of the defendant, Captain N.B. By the 9th 'section of the 6th Gee
'rescott, addressed the Jury at some length. He observed or Transfer of Stock can take place, after a
hat he did not feel any anxiety for the result of the •of the Call upon such Stock shall have been
ase with respect to his client, who, after many years By Order of the Board,
pent in the service of his country, had attired at the JOHN
St. Katharine Dock Office, 27, Austin F
e'ght of his ambition, and now held the office of an e-
:ast India Director, as well as the rank of a Captain. SkLES BY AUC
Sccording to the evidence adduced by the prosecutors,
here was no proof that Captain Prescott was aware of
FRINSBURY MANOR FARM, NE
he plan formed by the other defendants for obtaining Capital LIVE and DEAD FAR.UI
he cadetship, and the moment he came to suspect IMPLEMENTS,
hat his patronage had been made use of without
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aSOBGAAo
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yne:dSciaSno TRUSSED
SIXTY LOADS of- HAY and
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Lis knowledge he conceived there was some irregularity,
ind instantly ordered the appointment to be stopped. STRAW,
kccording to the evidence of Mr. Black, the principal Dhsu
the
vitness in this case, the defendant (Sutton,) whirl Cart HoesesOanAdlareansd,
walking with Mr. Black, in the neighbourhood of , Machine, Park Roller, and of
he East India House, said he hoped he should no; . TO BE SOLD BY AUC
r.
se found out, for if he was he should be a ruined man, ♦a (Of Warwick By MH ROBINS,
House, Regent.
old would lose his friend. Was this the speech - On the Premises, Frinsbury Manor Far
)f a man who had the least idea that his friend .0n Itontsoar, the 13th of March, 1828
:ould know of it ? Was it not evident from this that • BrOrdet of the Assignees of Messrs. J
;utton was trafficking in the patronage of Captain E EXCELLENT LIVE and
ING STOCK.-.-COMPRI
Prescott, unknown to that Gentleman? With respect !..‘toce Ricks of Rye Grass, Meadow Ha
o the evidence of Colonel Toone, he felt the greatest
iNninthee
capital
oi ;CESiartxtyli-fi.ovrs;e Lords
rice. Sixty Loads; a part of a Rick of Oats • a q
aspect for an Officer who had grown grey in the ser nJ -
vice. of his country ; but as that Gentleman must be treeßS rrakwwy,
5 Sows' s, 6 Fat Putherws,"22lnStore Pb;
very neatly eighty years of age, lie thought it almost rri„,
Impossible that he could be supposed to recollect the The FARMING IMPLEMENTS co
precise words which passed during the conversation be. • Waggons, Two Tugs, a Hop Waggon,
:ween him and Captain Prescott. The character of the
aatadoadwheel and Water Cart, Ten Two H
Break Ploughs and Shoes. Three Pair
gallant Officer for whom he appeared had till then re. Os ditto, &c. a Forty Roll Ladder, and
mained unimpeached, and he should call Gentlemen cotes, Drag and Stubble Rakes, Drill and
before them of the highest respectability, who wiuld Scarifiet, Three Land Rollers, a capital I
prove that the Captain's general character for honour Garden ditto, Patent Chaff Machine, a capi
Threshing Machine, Turnip Rake, with Sha
and integrity was as high as that of any individual is Horses, Plough ditto, and Old Harness
the universe. Mill, a Quantity of Hop Poles, Stakes, ,R
Mr. STARKIE, on the part of the defendant Despard, 11.11i0111 useful Tools, and other valuable Effe
submitted there was no evidence to prove that his client To be viewed by applying on the Premise
- the Sale, when Catalogues may be had; at t
had taken any part in the transaction. s Rochester; Fountain, Canterbury; Falc
Mr. F. POLLOCK then called the following witnesses Dartford ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re
to the character of Captain Prescott : • KI N GSTON. UPON-T HA M ES,
John Baker Richards, Esq. the Governor of the Bank CAPITAL FAMILY MA
of England, had known Mr. Prescott for SS years.- Extensive GARDENS and PLEASURE
During that time had always borne the character of an and GREEN HOUS
honest and honourable man. Beautiful LAWN, CONSERVATORY,
J. D. P. Alexander, Esq. M.P. said he was an East STABLES, and all requisite Ou
And Meadow Land, in all
India Director. He had known Captain Prescott lot Fl rra RN -ACRES.
30 years ; he had always borne a most excellent cha- Within Ten Miles of the M
ratter for honour and integrity. TO BE SOLD BY AUC
Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm had been intl. By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regen
mately acquainted with Capt. Prescott 32 years,during At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change
which period that Officer had borne the character of an On THURSDAY, the 24th of April, -1828,
honourable, liberal, and kind-hearted man. A. VERY VALUABLE FREE
Sir Charles Flynn had known Mr. Prescott for the COMPRISING
last twelve years; he had always borne the highest A substantial new built MA
• Seated on a beautiful Lawn, adorned by hi
possible character. Plantations, and Shrubberies, with emu
Sir James Shawe, Bart. had known the defendant Adapted for the Accommoda
between ten and twelve years; his character had al- A NOBLEMAN or FAMILY of D
ways been that of a just and honourable man. L.te the Residence and Property of General
NORBITON HALL
Several other witnesses, among whom were Major Situate at Kingston.on-on in the Coon
CHUM, Colonel Fredericka Mr. Buller, one of the utiles from Hyde Park C
Bank D rectors, Captain Ewalt, John Capel, Esq. M.P. The Mention is commodiously planned an
Colonel Davis,and Maßobinson,gave similar testimony. contains a noble Saloon or Entrance Han;
some Dining Parlour; Drawing Room,
The LORD Ca taaluartca having read over the whole
liiglueeu fort; Gentleman's Room or Study
of the evidence, observed, that whatever character Capt. Six principal Bed Chambers and Four 13
Prescott might have borne up to that time, still if the 'Water Closets; and Five Sleeping Rooms
Jury considered the statement of the witnesses for the arranged and complete set of domestic OM
offices; Larder; Dairy; Brewhouse; La
prosecution correct, they were bound to find the de- mouses; Stabling for Eight Horses, with
Pendants guilty. If they entertained any doubt upon the over; c.pital Kitchen Garden,walled and clo
subject, they would give the defendants the benefit of it. Fruit Trees, fully stocked, cropped and p
The Jury, after consulting for a few minutes, re- and delightful Pleasure G oundir, &c. an
hleatitiw Land, well drained, and con
turned a verdict of Guilty against Despat d, and acquitted FIFTEEN ACRES.
Captain Pi escort. The Premises are in excellent and very
An expression of applause followed the delivery of recently undergone a thorough repair; fit fo
the verdict, many persons calling out, " Hum! that Dun, and peculiarly adapted fur any No
is as it should be!" The trial occupied the Coast whvie Parliamentary or other engagements
dance ID town.
sill nearly seven o'clock. To be viewed by Tickets 4. Particulars m
.arlins.4:l:Tgi:aolambtott,heßicGhrinsthonad, ;Kofingshtloenuirs.l2.ll;ngi,l
Piince PoLtowac, the French Ambassador, had a
Gray's Inn-square; at Garraway'
long interview with Earl Deours yesterday. at the Foreign afire. 17J, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for vie
Downing-street. ar1menwrar........~••••••..........
KEAN has renewed his engagement with the Covent
DR. BOER A AVE'S RED PI
Garden Managers for next season. Ile is to perform twentq night,,
'mated Anti-Venereal and Purifier
at 501. a night. rills are peculiarly useful to those who are
A certain Nobleman, who has recently tome of age, I take medicine without interruption of brain
has, it is said, lost at play two hundred thousand operation, they strike at the rout of disease,
pounds, accumulated during his minority, fifty thou. ft, thereby preventing the fatal effects to wh
tuns. Copious directions are given with ea
sand of which was at a certain house in James-street.
Patient can minister to himself with safety
trial will prove their superior efficacy and
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Mmick 7. mpel disease, even when other remedies bay
The mealing trade remains steady at Monday's prices, the samples, liOld by hlr. It. Johnstone, 68, Cornhill
owing to the weather, coming very fine to hand. Barley no 'none ford-street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; Mr. Strad
appears,than it is taken away on the same tern), as last market-day; and all Medicine Venders, price 4s. 6d. per
but Oats are completely stagnant, the market being quite glutted,
NEW EDITION, THE TENTH,
our (31,320 qrs.) being overwhelming, mod the
With Observations on the Danger of trusti
only suysaptelsy were w
e to retail dealers, and those but few. In Beaus and luterrial Remedy fur the Care of Stri
Peas there is no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET. ItLtacn 7. C.cu,s, price 3s.
Our Beef trade is scarcely so good, the highest price for the best VILACTICAL OBSERVATIO
Scots, &c. not exceeding 4s. Bd. to ss. per stone. In the Mutton TUUES of the URETHRA and RE
trade, prime young Downs are quoted at 51. 4d. to Ss. 841. per an improved System for their Treatment a
stone; and the coarser and larger Meat 31.6 d. to Ss. Veal is about Effic.cy by numerous remarkable and high
4d. per stone cheaper, prime large Chives being 6s. 4d. to 6s. tel. some of which Strictures of from Ten to
per stone; and coarser Meat ss. 6d. to 6s. In Pork there is a have been totally removed in a few wee
trifling reduction, but nothing of moment.-Beasts, 51:0 ; Shur, thereby fully established over every other
5,750; Pigs, 90 ; Calves, 170. . uxl. By C. B. COURTENAY,
Beef, per stone, 3s. 6d. to ss. Mutton, 3s. 661. to ss. ad. Veal' To which are added, Observations and
Gleets, Seminal Weakness, and the Mier
ss. 6d. to 61. Bd. Pork, 4s. 101 to 6s. 6d.-Hay, per load, 54'
£4 15s. Clover, ,E 4 to .es 7s. 44. Straw, sfl los. to xi t6s. abuse, for the cure of which, a mode of t
long and successful practice, and at once safe
MA ILS.-Tll IS DAY. is adopted by the Author.
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