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London, England, 1810-01-19 00:00:00

At thesb Sessions,
anis on to be heard, in
Sneak, were Appellants,
Lopham, Norfolk, "
The appeal was against an order of removal o.
female pauper, named Lucy Worledge, from North
Lopham to Kentford, at which latter place, k was
contended, on the part of the Respondents, that a
settlement had been acquired, by hiring and service
for a year. To prove this, the pauper herself, a
girl of 16 years of age, was called, who stated, that
a little before Michaelmas,; three or four. years ago,
being with her mother at Kenninghall petty sessions,
a person of the name of William Bowell came up and
gave her mother a sixpence, but did not tell her what
it was for, and went away. Shortly after, a Mr.
Cooke, of North Lopham, approached, and asked
her mother if she knew what the sixpence was given
for ? and her mother answered in the negative.—
Cooke then told her that the sixpence was letting mo-1
ney, and she (the pauper) was to go to Kentford, in-
to the service of a Mr. Luke Bowell, the brother of
Wm. Bowell, and he encouraged her to go.-.-When
the pauper and her mother returned' home to North
Popham, the latter acquainted a Mr. Worledge
(grandfather of the pauper) with what had happen-
ed, who said, she (the pauper). should not go, assign-
ing as a reason, that there might be the same bad ,
folks at Kentford as there were at Lopham, in which
expression he alluded to the circumstance of the pau-
per's mother having had a child by Wm. Bowel—
In consequence of this determination of the grand-
father, the sixpence was sent tuck to William Bowell;'
and the girl, to avoid going into the service in ques-
tion, was secreted by the mother in the poor's house
for nearly a month, when Wm. Bowell's son came,
and, forcibly taking her away, without hat or shoes,
and literally in rags, threw her into a cart, and in
this state she was conveyed to the house of Luke Bo-
well, at Kentford, where she was taken in by a Mrs.
Woodstock (Luke Bowell's sister, and at that time
his partner in the farming business) who remonstrat-
ed against the bringing of such a " young stark naked
wretch into her house, instead of a servant that could
do her some good." The pauper stated her arrival
at Kentford to have been a month after Michaelmas-
day : and that about a fortnight before the Michael-
' mas following, W. Bowell and his wife came, and
took her in a cart to March, in the Isle of Ely, where
she was hired into the service of a Mr. Grey, for a
year, but staid only half a year. This wicked conspi-
racy was formed for the purpose of relieving William
Bowen from the maintenance of his bastard child, and
of settling the pauper on Kentford parish.
The Cot:nr, in delivering judgment, entered into
a full recapitulation of all the circumstances attending
this most extraordinary case, and observed, that the
contract between the parish of Lopham and William
Bowell, was as highly immoral as it was illegal.—
After commenting on the conduct of the Bowel's and
Mr. Cooke, and on the cruel manner 'in which this
poor unfortunate girl, then little more than 12 years
of age, was dragged from her mother, almost is a
state of nakedness, and sent to a distance of upwards
of 30 miles, and afterwards transferred to a more re-
Anote part of the country, the Court quashed the or-
der of removal with full costs, remarking that fraud
vitiates every transaction.

Length on Deek • __ 11 In.
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Breadth - - 23 lot ,
1 7
Admeaaures - - 205 30-94 Tons.
Built at &ken!lord, in Holstein, in the Year 1801. She bur.
then. remarkably well, being constructed for the general pun.
posesposes of trade, and of the best materials for particular use, has
of trade, and of the best materials for particular use, has
tween Deck beams, sails very fast, and is in every respect a
very desirable yesseL She will be sold free of Duties, and en-
titled to a British Register.
Inventories, atc. may had of Messrs. Smiths, Marten, and
St. Barbe, Merchants, Loudon. For viewing and further infor-
mation, apply at the Counting-house of
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Firsonth.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 25th of January instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fortnooa,
(imtnediately.aftey the Sale of the Brig Letter A.)
THE fine Oak-built PRIZE SHIP, marked Let-
ter B. of the following Dimensions:
Length on Deck - 92 Ft 10i In. •
Breadth - 25 8

Depth in Hold
Admeasures about • - 255 65-94 Tons.
Will burthen considerably more, being constructed for the
general purposes of trade, and of thebist materials, under parti-
cular inspection, sails very web, ski requires a moderate out-fit
for a voyage, men and provisions excepted. Free of Duties to
the Purchaser.
Inventories, &c. may be had of Messrs. Smiths,-Marten, and
St. Barbe, Merchants, London. For viewing and further infor•
mation, apply at the Counting-house of
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth,

At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the
26th instant, immediately after the Sale of the Prize Ship,
Letter B.
THE French copper-bottomed Ship ZEPHYR,
of the following Dimensions:
Length on Deck • - $2 Ft. 0 la.
Breadth above the Wales • 21 81
Depth of Hold - 10 6t
Admeasurement - - 161 92-94 Tons.
Draft of water u loaded, 11 feet aft, and 7 feet forward.
She is a remarkable fast sailer, with a beautiful figure bead,
representing a Zephyr, and is considered one of the most beauti-
ful ships which has ever appeared in this port, is nearly new, and
remarkably well found in stores, as will appear by her inventory.
She was taken after a long chace by, and condemned as prize to
his Majesty's ship la SKIN Z., DAVID ATKINS, Esq. Commander.
For Inventories and other Particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Acting Agent, Plymouth.

At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, immediately after
the Sale of the Ship Zephyr,
THE remarkably fine coppered and copper-fastened
Bs* LE RODEUR, of the following dimensions :
Length on Deck -85 ft. 87 in.
Breadth below • - - 96 S
Depth in the Hold 13 0
Admeasurement • 941 tons.
She has a square stern and scroll head, and is firm bunt, high,
deep wasted, and strong for an upper deck, is pierced for 20 guns,
and is in every respect a most desirable vessel. She is remark-
ably well found in stores, and may be sent to sea at a small ex-
pence; she was captured after a dace of two days, and condem-
ned as prize to his Majesty's ship la SIINR, DAVID ATLINS, Esq.
Commander.
For Inventories and other Particulin, apply to •
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Acting Agent, Plymouth.
Plymouth, January 14, 1810.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 46th inst. for the benefit of the Underwriters,
THE HULL and MATERIALS of the Brig
MARTHA BLAND, whereof Nash was Master,
which Vessel put into this Port in the prosecution of her voyage
from Norfolk in America to —, in distress. The Hull and Stores
will be sold in separate and convenient Lots: and the latter being
in fair condition, are recommended to Merchants and Ship-
owners; the former is well worth the attention of Ship-breakers,
Joiners, &c.
For Catalogues, &c. apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, January 16,1810.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
At the Rein Deer Inn, in Lincoln, nu Friday the 2d of February,
1810, at three o'clock (unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract, in which case immediate notice will be given),
'I 'HE MANOR and entire LORDS HIP of GUN-
. NERI3Y, comprising a House, with suitable Out-buildings,
and 462 A. 2 R. 27 P. of Arable and Pasture Land, in a Ring
Pence, subdivided into If convenient Closes. This Estate is dis-
tant about eight miles from the Port and Borough of Great Grime-
' by, 12 from Louth, and eight from Caistor, in a fine Sporting
Country, well stocked with Game, and Is bounded on one side
by a Trout Stream. It is capable of considerable Improvement
at a small expense, and commands several very fine and plc-
quiresque Views, particularly of the German Ocean, the River
Humber, the Coast of Yorkshire, &c.
Possenion may be had at Old May Day next, or a most unex-
ceptionable Tenant, at £5OO per Annum, net Rent.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Farlow and Robarts,
Solkitors, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London; Messrs. Picard
and Broadley, Solicitors, Hull; Mr. Paddisoa, Loutfi ; or Mr.
Bulmer, Caistor.

WARWICKSHIRE.
CAPITAL MANOR AND ESTATES, TYTHE-FREE.

By Mr. PEYTON,
At the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick, on Monday, the 29th day
of January, 1810, at Three o'clock in theellkfternoon (unless
previously disposed of by Private Contract, it which due notice
will be given) in Four Lots,
'THREE FOURTHS of the MANOR of LONG
1 ITCHINGTON, very extensive, and abounding with Game,
with the Rights. Royalties, Fisheries and Immunities belonging
thereto, and four most compact and desirable Farms, with sub-
stantial and convenient Dwelling Houses, Offices, Yards, and
Premises, compricing about SSO Acres of most fertile, Arable,
Meadow and Pasture Laud ip suitable proportions, lying within
a ring fence, on the River Leam, and of the annual value of One
Thousand Siz Hundred Pounds.
Lot 1. The Manor of Long Itchingtop aforesaid, and Sno'svford
Grange Farm, containing VO Atres in hand, and in Mr. Thomas
I Worrall's tenure, under notice to quit at , Lady day next, of the
annual valuable of .1.50.

Lot 2. Lodge Farm, about 220 Acres, in Mr. William Judd's
oscupation Is a yearly tenant, on.a Miehaelmu entitof the an;
nual value of X 360..

Lot S. Middle Farm, 176 Acres, in Mr. Wheeler's tenure un•
der Lease for three years, from Michaelmas Iblo, of the annual
value of £320. The Limestone therein, under Lease for SO years
to at an annual Rent of £3O.

Lot 4. Town Farm, 208 Acres, in Mr. John Juad's tenure,
under notici to quit at Lady-day next, annual value £4lO.
The Limestone therein, under Lease for SO years to
at an annual rent of £4O.
This Estate liess in the beautiful and fertile Valley of the River
Lew, presenting the most picturesque scenery, in a genteel'
neighbourhood, within six miles of Warwick, three miles at
Southern, and three of that fashionable and rapidly improving
Watering Placei Leamington, and by the line of the Warwick
and Napton Canal, by which (and the Limestone existing on the.
Estate) a constant supply of Manure Is 'tarnished to the Farms on
the most moderate terms.
The Tenants will skew the premises, and fir farther partieu-
lan apply toJsfr. James, High-street, Warwick; and N. Sy New
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ssions, .an important ease of lettkillieN Atl6e,Libtlon Teo" Fostsoirstmet, Plymouth, utarrlttuf
heard, in which the parish of Kentford, esti of 'snowy Instant, it Elena o'Clock in the Forenoon,
Appellants, and the parish of North THE fine new eaktbniit PRlzg BRIG, marked
folk, Respondents. Letter A. of the following Dimensions :
was against an order of removal of a Lomat Un Di& • - - 87 Ft. it In.