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London, England, 1809-06-28 00:00:00

witich was sworn to by Mr. dorms, and the pri.
sorter was fully committed.

Mr. Charles Malpas, an attorney, charged two
women of the town With robbing him. bentects
One end two o'clock in the morning, upon Lud-
gate-hill. Ha stated, that he had been spending
the evening with some friends, and was on his re.
tarn home, when he met the two Prisoners; he (M-
I tered into conversation with them, and soon mis.
sed his purse, which he had put into his inside coat
pocket, for safety, containing about four guiaeas
in cash, and a large piece of atiitkr. He was po-
sitive that he lent the purse n hen he first met them,
and that he lost it while he was in theircontettet.
_lion. They were take,' to the watch.house, and
searched, but no money or puree was foetid. Tne
Prosecutor said, he suspected they might have
given it to a man who came up at the time he tail.
ed the watch, but who is uut in custody. The
Prisoners were comtuilited, and Mr. Malpas booed
over to prosecute.
Elisabeth Site, a woman of respectable ap.
pehrince, was charged with stealing from the shop.
of Mr. Nicholson, hosier, in Fleet.street, a pair
of stockings, value 3s. S.I. Mr, Nicholson's
shopmau stated, that, last evening, about dusk,
the Prisoner came into the shag, and asked to be
shewn some stockings ; while she was examining
the stockings, a gentleman came in to purchase
'a pair of dress gloves, awl he left her to wait
upon him ; when the gentlemaig was gone, the
Prisoner found fault with the quality of the stock.
legs, and stooped down to pick tip her handker-
chief, which she had dropped uo the floor ; the
handkerchief appeared very large, when she was
petting it in her pocket, which gave rise to sus-
picion, and which was increased, by her making
an excuse for calling again, saying, she was going
to a shoemaker's in the street, to receive some
money, and would call for the stockings upon her
return. She was followed, and brought back to
the shop, and the stockings were found in her
possession. The Prisoner fell on her knees, im-
plored mercy, said it Was the first time her Oa-
Teeter had ever been impeached, and that she had
five children, and an infirm husband. Site was
Putty committed for trial.
A hackney-coachman was charged by Mr.
Butcher, a solicitor, with an assault. Mr. But-
cher stated, that he took a coach, last night, in
Hattcm-gartien, to go to Bishopsgate.street.—
I When he was put down, he gave the coachman
eighteeit.pence, the proper amount of his fare ;
he demanded two shillings, which Was resiqed by
the Prosecutor ; the coachman collared him, and
a scuffle ensued, when the parties were taken to
the watch-house. The it dug Mclennan mean.
mended the coachman to make a suitable apelogy
to Mr. Butcher, and the parties withdrew fur the
purpose; but afterwards resented, and Mr.
Butcher was bound over to prosecute fur the 44.-
sault, at the neat Quarter Sessions. i

From Me LONDON B.IZ lITIT, 1CN1127.

....MOMENo4.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Jalw MaWawa. Qom street. floletes—usaase, tailor, fro"
July 8 to Asc. 17, at ten. at Gaildluill

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDKO.
Thomas Cox, Great Yarmslath, rtiro-merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
Thnmas Hawke. dun. Great Y.trui•outh. millwriatl, to ear-
render June 29, July 11, wad Aug. 8, at eleven, at the
'While Hone, Great Yarmouth. Anomie., Mr. 111%re.
Norwich; and Messrs. Windu... Son, and Holtaway, Chaat•
eery-lane, London.
Richard Horton, Newport. Salop, timio -e.rnerrhant. July 151.
at four, 19, and Aug. 8, at ten. at the Red Liao lust. New -
port. Attornies, Mews. Baxter and Martin, Farnivai-v-
-inn, Londou; and Mr. Stanley. Newport.
William Robert bilrester, ifradin, timber-dealer, July 17,
24, and Aug. 8, at eleven, at the Upt.er Ship Ina, Rea-ling.
Attornies, Mews. Mandy and Sanders. Reading; and Mr.
Hot nie4, Great James-street, Bedford-row, London.
Jam-1 Partner. Hosglium, Lincoln' d"nler, July 6,7, and
Aug. 8, at ten, at the Swan loots. Maneiield. Anomie,. Mr.
W oodenek, Manvfield t and Messrs. Blakelock and Makin-
-4011. Elm-cnart, Temple, London.
Edwrrd Knirbt. Harsieydown-lane, lighterrnan, Jelv I. F.
and Aug. S. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Bruce.
Billiter-square.
John Heywood, Manchester. baker. Jolly 10, 13, and Sur. S.
at two, at the Commercial IMO, Maaeloeseer. Attnniies,
Mr. Hewitt, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-Pane.
London.
Ribero Swatter. Leeds. wno'rtapler, July 95, 26, and sap F.
at ten, at the White Home Inn. Leeds. Ammar,. Alcoves.
Lee and Ravnal, Leeds ; a d Mcases. Sykes and )(wales,
New Inn, Con,lon.
John Gray, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. merchant, Jaly 1, at ele-
ven, 7, and Aug. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
nies, Mr. Grey, Gray's-lon-square, LUlliklo ; and Mr. Carr,
Newcastle-upoi.-Tyre.
Vomit, Minikes, Fencharch-hwildings, merchant, July 1,14
and Aug. 8, at tee, at Guildhall. Attornies. Messrs. Swaim.
Stevens and Maple.. .Old Jewry.
Alexander Geddes, reset errb-boildincs, merchant. July 3.
l, and Ang. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mews.
Swain, Stevens, and Maples. Old Jewry.
Andrew AI •Cullock. Upper Grosvenor-street. navy-agent,
July 1. 5, and Aug. 8, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Eyes. Chapel street. Bedford-row.
Thomas Stantforth, RN:frit-IC(011er, July 11. 12. and Aug. 8.
at twelve, at the Amt.' Inn, Siveheld. Attornies, Mears-
Rimiwgton and Wake, Sbelleld ; and Mr. Mao, Gre-
Ole-street, Ilatton-pirden, London.
I William Hamill, Chepstow, money-serivener. July 8, 18,snd
Aug. 8. at eleven, at theitesuivier Tavern. Bristol. al-
torniei, Mr. Stokes. Chepstow ; and Messrs. Pete:aid WU-
balm, Lincoln's-Iw, London

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I/1 Y WENDS.
July 21. R.lPell and R. Heftier' Newcastle-upon-Tear.
woollen-drapers, at one, at the Queen's Head Inn, Nevecas-
tle-upou-T vise.
Aug. 5. C. Nelson, Brixton, Surrey, coal-mercbant, at ele-
ven, at Guildhall.
July 29. G. Richards, Corahill, bookseller, at eleven, at
July 29. T. and N. Simpson, Northallerton, York, mer-
chants at eleven, at Guildhall.
Sept. 30. J. Yhmest, Seething-lane, carpenter, at ten, at
July It S. Sampson and C. Chipettase, Bread-street, silk-
' wrens,* twelve, at Gulldbail.
Oct. SI. W. Watson, Great Cambridge-street, Hackoey-
road, builder, at twelve, at Guildhall.
22 July W. S. W. Lam, Davis-street, Berkeley-square, coach-
maker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 29. G. Savory, Southwark, victualler, at cleft!, at
July 20. J. sad P.Januan. Uanehangel Brimpabran. Bre-
con, wool-dealers, at eleven, at the Hash Inn, Brecon.
July 29. A. Hetherivou and J. &tackle, Drury-lane. per-
fumers, at elesea, at Guildhall.
Aug.& R. Halton, Wunburn, Bucks, utaltster, at twelve,
at Guildaall, London.
July 19. D. Keeoe, Aldersgate-street, cabinet-maker, at
twelve,at Gaildball.
CERTIFECATRS—Jumr IF.
J. N. Rainer 0:1, linenitaper.
I I. Crowther, &I • illtmm..tenr Tanott•ott-spinner
W. Goulton, 'Selby, York, linen-draper. •
C. Wall, frith-.treet, Soho, mases-atemer.
J. Tennant, Oxford-street, brandy-aserebtust.

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