MARRIED. On Saturday,at Itlcsvorth, by the Rev. Edward Lanford, M j, ,r Wa , e, ut the Rill: to Alifa Lanford, ont , . dausawr ut the Rev. Dr gfurd, Caron of Windfor. DIED. On the 14th init. of a fiver, at Mate :moon Park, the feat et Arthur Aonefley, ECq. in the 2.24 yk..r of hit age, Mr. t)aetw•ord, eldrit' fon of Sir Henry Watkia Dar..wood,Bcrt. of Kis clintton Park, Oxfnniihire. TURTLES. \VILTSHIRE and Co. K:sc', HERD Tn♦ RN, Pcultsy, v.! juft lan 'ed from Jamaica, a Cargo of Fine Lively Turtle, for C.]...—Turt I -s dreftcd every day in the hiblaelt pesfe.ftion, and fetst to any part of own or Country. 1111-iEN Profeffional Men of edneatian and te fronGSllity deviate from the general fyftem by the kleetion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of long continued feces& is the bet criterit of fuperiority. Ten year,. have I devoted my prselice to the exclufivetromene of THREE DISORDERS, and t h e .uccefiul.refult ot gay plan gives !tie 2c:di:len:ll ardour rn oppok as far as I are able the ra • sages of thok complaints which are the moft imperant in the cata logue of human Infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surma, I formed a with at an emir period of Practice to racue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous preclpiuncy of general Praetitioncn. . _ The THREffIIISORDER.S.to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprize carry fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or tong duration.—adty, AN Enda of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and billy that derangement of the fyft•ln in Women wFich is called BARR wN NESS o r STERILITY. Numerous difre.ra are the refute of ignorance or bane is the tre.tmelt of a timplc Gnoorrhea, and It cot infrequently happens thy the foal , -.f Life are poif•meo by the indifcretion of an =guard. ed huttr. ily a fupt.rior method futh complaints are cane cured, and even whrre atitt..• 41 have failed, I unit that 1 may mitt= to offer a radical re-eftablinitornt. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &Arai fa the dif• order, compared with the calamitous Gtuations of MC% who from Indulgence in a SOLUARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties at a fafhionahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility width is AM unavoidable conk,/ ue tier of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over hies mffery, bat caref4ll, commis his misfortune, it may be kin: confohtina for him sci know, that although it be an object of doubt or uneerainty pith oth,a• etc removal or -bete DEFICIENCIES by the gradual pecgreis of renovation ti the acquiremete of myespericace. Il the rites of Bacchus or Venus have b4yun to reduce manly vi gour, much onriety will be prevented by an catty countersEtirl of this languid Elate, and in thee cafes - • dUilettities will fi taken up, ant] ming exammen oy a aurgyri, !Cy cr.ti rit e jus 7 caissaiiiscia talc i.os ncr us we tares lIIIICII " u m" 5 "IPPcr5 scum, ••••• a" ' "W"""" ' a" this languid Bate, rind in thile cafes no great dlillenities e ill occur li o Nlitell i (hot marks were di covered in his legs. 'he fon of had been marked. Oxford-ftreet. But where this deficiency has for years (-lifted, a proper Per.' . g ., • el l e profecutor laid, he law Hall's legs examined, and Sheppard--No alteration was made in the marks Frances Yell depofed, that (he flepped next door to feverance is indifpenfibly requiSte to ttvive the flurnberin g fpuhe there were fix or (even (hots in them. A fervant of fence Mrs. ilornett law the (beet at his office. get the change of a pound note ; having left a cuf. of Life, and to rmanimate the Coedit:anion. Alt th e profecutor produced the bag, in which the goofe Baron THOMPSOIS. — Prifoner, what have you to looser in the ( ho p and her two boys, WAS not abfent MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ditappointed is their exp....Rad:me of a Family, nay be allured, that in nstrQ lo• SU ' was placed. fay in your defence ? more than two or three minutes ; the partner was in eances lush defects are curable by Medical OM. • The prifoner, in his defence laid, be had been at a Prifoner.—The 'beet is my own, my Lord, and not the parlous, both when the was going out and when The SECRECY which is foeffential to my undertaMotiond the ay* el public haul: on the evening mentioned in the indidt- Mrs. Harnett's. the returned • feeing that her pockets Ruck out very QyAiScatima which I have krefumed to Rate, form the Beret od . 04its my ritetenSons, and in coince with loch this Intimation in Runt ; ailat he had been drinking rather too much, William Skall, fficremaker, Hatton Garden, knew much (he infifted on fearching her, and found a pair given, that Mr. BREE may be ennfulted perfonally for tr. and when he went home, his wife laid he (Mould not the prifoner a year and a half ; employed he r . to of plain women's flippers in each ; fent for a confla- inck , fing a Dna note) at hi s bode, No s 9, Arimic a iva, strand. . . . Mlle in: lie replied, be did not care, as he would bind (hoes for him, found her always punctual, ho- ble ; the prifoner acknowledged having taken diem near. Temple-Bar. At ths • i . 1 go and fleep on Mr. Lott's (Iraw. When he got to nett, and induflrious .:o ; never heard any thing injuri- from the Atop; lived with her only two days ; had a There is an additional entr anc e in Wat er -Etna a4Winlag,an 4 .. . on 1 ; the ftraw, he changed his mind, and was going ous to her charaaer. nine months charer. the name is . M h UM, Member Mae Royal olligeviSuggengs. F° ' home ag ain , when he was fired at by his mailer.— Amelia F a irwe a th e r, Sun-ftreet, Finfbury-fquare, William Lane, the conflable, received two pair of = 1 The Jur y not deeming this defence fatisfaraory, found knew the prifoner eleven years, and during that time flippers from Mrs. Yell. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUNTERFMTS, t o b e : None arc Denuine without having, " Soma. SoLomosr, Lavas- ! him Guilty. was prudent and honeft.—Guilty. Mrs.Yelf knew the work of the (hop and the work not." engraved in the Ramp: and Ten Pounds Reward foe Mau Smithies, fur (eating two Miter tea-fpoons, Edward Seeligniana (a very genteel young man, of the journeymen ; did not know how many pair every &micron without Stamps. to hepaid meanviekissann- W • / 1 ind other articles, the property of William Sherwin. fa ( hionably dreffed) was indieled for that be , on the might be in the (hop ; could not (wear when the pri- The profecutor Paid, that when he came home, on 3 0 th ofJulylaft,beingemployed in thecapacityofelerk loner took them.—Guilty. • Monday, the lath of September, his wife told him to Meffrs.Hofch, Biota . Liffi, Lubhren , and Lab, yelo Bennett and Mars Smith were it:Wider:l, the the ha d . loft a Inver table-fpoon, and a tea-fpoon.— did by virtue of fuel: employment, obtain Inafreffion former for fleeting various pieces of' cotton and car- w d el e t r itiy A f :t o t ( tf et, P e a i rtr e cnt, the asta c f eo. 111. chap. A. Wee 'any 'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEA-D, which mile' , is prepared (only) be S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the UM. and College of Phyikians, and Author of o The aside to Another tea-fpoon loon afterwards difappeared, as of a bill of exchange for the fum of 301. las. for and peting, the property of Meffis. Fryar and Foxhall, titht'''' 4 sca"ft.'"Piece• Liverpool; Price lialf - a - G"bea a " dh.l alfo a Iheet, a (ilk handkerchief, and come muslin. on account of the laid Mars. Hofch,and Co. which upholflerers •; and the latter for having received 'the l ,or the quantity of Pour in one ramUy Bottle for r• -value Any ' hood, tion, • docke r 1 1 1 The fpoons were produced by a pawnbroker ;he Paid bill he did, on the lame day, felonioufly ember- fame, knowing them to have been Rosen . t b r,e shames. on which Nine Shillinp are laved, Warding aia the Duty, the Stamp of which, by order of his MaJefty's Com did nut know by whom they h a d b een pl e d ge d, w h e - ! le, flea], take, and carry from his laid employers, James Fryar, the profecutor, depofed, that the pri. ran": r bctre the "Ms , " s'o't. St""". LivciP"lf . s a ' d . t n er by the initialer or not. They were pledged on the and convert to his own ule, &c. the Paid bill being foncr Bennett bad for fome time been porter to him are Counterfeit*. li . Is there no Balm lii Diked ? is there no Phyßcian there? WI/ 6th of September. It appeared the prifoner waster- their property, and the (urn payable for the f a me and his partner, who are uphnlfterers, Old Cavend:fh- akin isnot etke health of the daugEter agog people toorwradr. vont to an old lady, named Butterfield, who lived being to them due and uniatisfied. greet. In cnnfequence of fame information which ,„...„ Lord . . —_, in the fame houfe. When the prifoner heard from It appeared in the courfe of the evidence, that the he received from a perfon of the name of Stephenfon,W .. ,Ixa. vital/. : three a w Bain violist osetutcitles to grow out aft he earth, and f utwe Mrs. Sherwin that the had loft there articles, the Paid prifuner atled as clerk to the profecutors, a foreign and from Pettyfur, his foreman, he was induced to (he was eery lorry, and hoped Mrs. S. would find houfe, without a falary—he had been in that fituation meafure his carpeting and cotton, and found that th e m aga:l. Whgn Mr. Sherwin came home, the about tilt ee quarters of a year. The bill in quef. feveral pieces had been cut off. lie gave Bennett in be that Is wife will o at abhor them ) for with filch mat m •:• L a ,d, heal man, and take away their pone. —Fecal's. mil. ei:. . can U NERVOUS SYS ('EM. that • The trained melancholy O rd ers which Attache twinap kialiC Au ., tinder the denomination of Nervous Meets, air the 4.. hft the place, and was taken into milady next day. Lion was drawn by Meas. Pearce, of Exeter, on charge to the Police Officers, who, upon examining l'• owes Milkman iniferf iti the Orfeheloodbeldihi Thais York men 1 She owned to Mrs. S. and .he Conftable (6e had taken Mea w. Meas. Hoare', Bank ers , i n Fl ee t-g reet ; i t was hi s l o d g i ng , f oun d a p ill o cafe, in which fome fea- the table fpoon, but knew of nothing elfe. The fpoon doted the 4th of May, and duly taken by th e p r if o . titers had recently been, together with the key of the procced from lath an infinite variety and compheation of MI to render It ormniPele, If even ft were skean oteglibre. en them to their tree tossice. The effeols, however, atejoi , t ris toli s ellf s was pawned at Daeidlon's, in Biffinpfgate-fireet.— ncr for acceptance. It was fome time, however, feather room. known .ind (merely felt amonet the greatcr portico Of The other articles were pledged at different place s . before the bill was miffed by the profecutors. Some John Stephenfonfaid, thatheliced in Mary-la-bonne- and to there cloaks it-may widow wagneratitro he amok Oka any reitudy fupetior or more cekbrate4 for . Seamy teal Dr. Sip The Jury found her Guilty. The prifoner is only inquiries were made on the part of Meas. Hofch, lane, about thirty yards from the houfe of the pri. I mon's Cordial Balm of Oileidinever has been diforrertd. • ell t 6 years of age. and fome time a ft er this the Houle was declared loner, Mary Smith. On the tBth of Oaoher he delicate, weakly, related continutionsdownets of fOrloiheil I p rur rh era Si m was in/lifted for highway robbery, bankrupt. They adopted the ufual precaution with law Bennett go into her Ironic with a quan'ity of ft - A. P ti d . , iia : horrors trembling% weaknefs of fight lois of mem rY. the im °c p h air n iu vi g our , tahes dorfalts,' 0 s canfuMg , and the i in all:inking Jofeph Ho nod , putting him in f ear , re i r en to applying for the &wage of the bill, See. thers. He was flanding quite near, fo that he heard di, numb.ll,4 fyinomis of impaired and tottering conititotioes. of C and taking from him a pocket book, containing three and about the time it became due, they fent to Ma rs , Mrs. Smith fay to Bennett, tt I thought you would whether aritiiat Irons a life of biledivite, intemperance, or Mu. ti. Bank notes. Homes refpating the bill, when they were informed have brought them (boner." He fow him go in after- tendon to healtb, its tactic/ has attained thasusboot the three ~h, kingdoms, univerfal and unparalkd celebrity. by End perfeve- wb - foreph Hopgood 'laid that he was at the Star and that the bill was paid on the day let forth in the in. wards apparently with fomething under his great ranee in its ufe;it cheers, braces, and Invigorates tee whole Der- Crown, Weftminiter, where the prifoner was at the diament, purfuant to the acceptance. coat. Upon lookin: into the houfe of Smith, form ..us fyilcin, and gives new mine to aU the vital funcepans,m watch Lime time. After drinking tog ther, the latter took A clerk in the houfe of Metres. Hriares, Bankers, after, he obler red her unroll a piece of cotton. This numiseriefs i, trgsarlba i ve m bc o e f n o tr i tN AD us , linage mediclue ,s, 1 11 . 1 awa y under pretence of procuring him a sod Rated that on the 30th of July he paid the amount was fent to his houfe with Mary Smith's daughter, 20 ee .-, l , l !,`„t t e T u i burn,' A of le cantceit kali ans and wi ltrengtheneta In tb: , i ng , an d n ear Tothill Fields prifon robbed him of his of the bill to a perfon very like the prifoner—he could child, in order to fee whether he would buy it. He whole Materia Medlea.—The procefe is Wog and la meiotic awl pocket book, and upon his laying that he had got his nut pofitively !'weark to the identity, bu t h e f ceme d meafined it, and fent it back again, and, in con- moires the molt nice and minute attention. _lbe t at i olcov . et, ut R s 6, C., . ha, enit the P.opnetor amazing rums, great las of ri me, wh , m e property, he told him t o g o t o h e ll. H e was no t t o entertain very little doubt; he paid the amount of quence of fome firfpicinn, gave information to Metres. cs o mitneut., and dole application to practical cit.-unary; and it drunk at the time. the hill by a 251. note, a sl. note, and 145. in change Fryar and Enxhall- Edward Pets , fur, the foreman, alt iris him no ( mail gratificatios to avow, that in ..ffen.at It to Mom ' Th e Landlady of the Star and Crown publicilionfe —being called a fi de at the moment on come occafion, then came to his honk-, and he le nt . for the cotton the public be iiivaile• no man's property, nor imitates oily m tdb the Paella.; eine . t prefent known in public or private radce is rn ei. acmes co:airmed the teflimonv of the halt witnels. he did not fee the perfon to whom he paid it, write again. Pettyfur went back with it, and bought the Youth and age a .itkr fix, are equally the elect, of this re semis) i The Jury returned their verdict guilty of flealing the name, but on return he found the name of Mar- four yards for four fliiiiings, which was conliderably P.orativr., and tioy will u.iitormly participate th its falahrlour I.beas with 1 { only, which did away the capital part of the charge. tin had been written—he believed the perfon to be under prime con. qualities and .ff.,111. Fri the young it will afford tatting twat , a ty„._ i ltrength, soul f l icks, in place ..fl.ltrode and debility, and to ti .. f. ,, car - i; 4 ;ary Robe wa s tried on fulpicion of halinE four the prifoner ;he was a young foreigner, and (poke Ann Wilfint laid, (h e li ve d next door to the prifoner a.ed and 1r.4m., it will alumilly furl' lib great rata and comfort • children's bonnets and other articles from .tniel with a foreign aecert. Smith. and frequently law Bennett enter feveral times Pedder, who depofed that the priloner was in hi s em. B e i n g quellio ne d as to the points, as well by Mr. a day with pieces of carpeting, cotton, Ste. p!. , ) ment tine mrnths lining and binding hats, ear- Rceoence, as by thc Counfcl, the witnefs noted that Lot/en and Warren, Police Of fi cers, depofed to tied th e work to her own lodging, never delivered to the bill had been flopped ; the fire notice they had their fearching of Mary Smith' s hoof:, where they I:er thole children's hats, knew them to be his, wa s was f ro n t th e ir correfoandents, to pay it through no found the various articles mentioned in t' ' r in the habit of la; them on th e c ount e r, reckons other channel than the !Inure of Meffis. Hotels; it mein. tie in neby,rl4tqd:;,atiaederirititeinittait'eare'ettirwerair the rniiictil' lin. beyond Its mum* fit,n, this rtiloralite is capable of i &din t ; imeMelttowgiiikil noti giro aller:l - - declining years, and calmly and f e rtilely yrutradt she chile ti? ii•at r ood flcii.l. !avail. Donflitotiou• relaxed, weak or drrapd forG Ift ~.....3 ~ it, wen or w0n,..11, -ire under the immediate influence 01 this nap. Na' Hi" rota the rt ri l t „ is v e c • e a . n . d od uld rp . , - , . , u tiri t;. , , ,, .. r it e h d in . as, and coafumptive habits, ars lOUS fon SSW this Egg • el Or value under iurty (billings. was alto tio; , ped on the port of the profecutors—he The Jury, after a few minutes deliberation, re . Pti7, try of b:,,,ni, %. d cruciatedlimht, will,ml, ne, ZlZAbctil redder went with a e on:I-N u to ( eart h explained :: wm ufbal for Bankzrs to flop accep. turned a verdia, finding both the mil - inter —Guilty. :%...lcid.l„`dh,Vj'in* Vie e 'i li c . , : , ) ,, w „ a a 4r ,,, Y aa fl 'a id ,a, w ,t, b in c 'aTid a. t i re K ait h it aa r a . bal pug ile i l};e prilt ....Ws apartment, found ils , • .Idies,', hoe. tarres—applicitions of the kind were frequently W. C u:, alias Cock, for flealing a cask of but- '- ge . l t r nbe • ir • t y i.. ext - ra , riloiery and vrell• moiled cures oe t . 4 . ii - e . " -^ %, / .1 1 hand box ;is certain they were her linfband's made in coniequance of bills being mitlaid, &c. ter, the property of C. 1:1( wet - , 1::.,.,;. ; Ma: y J .nc, Word. nets o. • l og , ke aild mark : mull hare been taken in the The officer who apprehended the prifoner, ftated fnr healing a bed quiit, and a 11.-... et, th:: Pl'T'"). f i z..o ri i efohr, wan. , f r r , t ae ala n. d iv with tech bottle. sehOil an ureAued 1 I by the 11..." sFCIIRITY to Ptistottaras. fail th ree wee k s; ac k no wl e d ge d that Ihe fo r k him i nto ettlioJy at Hommitrintith. He was of Sarah Locos; M argaret M al fi e ia, for itea.ii ie , n e e „, NI i s ,- o fe.tice the Name,. S OM-. ' ' "1"4°11. L ' llt L.J:rivele 111 roui.*: j et faded NW • - v...< C mployrd by than in linnig and in a one pair of stairs loom ;he refilled to ripen the a quantity of houfe hair, the t fJ. and l:' prooer y V P. Me arClSai the pri f oner •.. Jonr—on slush the °direr got a perfon to mind the Spencer. art Uttlt.terititA. ! . ett , rki SOM .t kis Wan-finale No. 6, Csilcre•green, Dublin •i and_ty, b,,, ~,.i fats for stinc rnuLtn‘. 1.-rei Et Li sliti.. , JVC , M. Prifoner, what have you window while h e f 'reed the door; hew es brought And tan were acquitted, viz . 1*0.,1 ,la th, 5t4:4,,, ar.:lcAl 1.., eict y Gsiiinne iSoide, all others h's ,pi oinsifirtit, hy J M'athew.. No. IC Stral,sh end Dt e el . 'r. d Neon's, a up totown in a pod chaife—the-prifoner at brit teemed Finiv 1:1 .. ..a.n5, tor dealing , 15. 1-7,„ c :b s t".7 4 etrlaTtio L t.:',7 l .G . l.'47,. l` t h a'rai lla n d ia ar a'm H ca uglaa icut :v t ' ' ' '' s " nmipalte ' t ) fay t..r yourfclf?Mr. I t. iv! lit'.:l3 patem , was preftnted in the Court. ip to think it-tram sin 'melt kr de'n : the officer explained, of the value of two !billings, I:cm Ain HI: weocl, um is Tr w •h). • ' t red that lire was ails:led' A.:l to bar, the nature of the trap:actio n; when h e l ea rned who listed that the sea. mendityr it at the 1VO : ': 1 Tic t..... ?warier ~.,. • a• - cl le d it was on account of NI s Hvich - • .-, ~2 v pr. li ern'. (''' ire was i oor and triendlet - , - - mix . ,h. said that this H. If:, Rupert lireet. Alr. Tillys being called to take " MX-1N __,....... I. "%." l """ : ,l* ..hr the d a. ft o w " . ya,l 2, I art f- a icsiere i;ltiels. ale beill l 4.l a 41 .1 1 . 1;:cd I.oare bezarwiug b•lr.:.rupr,. 12‘. soul.' not (cc Mr. 'care of the slil.: 4 lie: sniUtell, put. the •en • ' "" TY 'r ;4.7. 73 " e * )at • ta i slonrac MP ' sli . c :;_:si L e_v____ . try Marie* T n•n I' Sittalo,.lrrlandl _aodAßient___ . • 1 :CC hof.ricfs child; en ; that „, UCL 1,.•C , !Ilea . .'ut!............ am 4 the :-.T•It MCI, . 01.1) r..!-7 1, On Saturday 16 prittaiers were tried, one of whom e--t.viet.d, Yam.r- So 'r, for burglar/:1,11y entering the honfe EAse..l:d I) .o moan, a 1:".1..r, in the Strand, ~nd th.—f;-. property 1,, the value of s i. It ap pnred in evidence, that at fie o'clock in the morning 0: the 1 5th inliant, the p:ofecutor heard a noire in his ‘ , CII: immediately to his parlour do, t, -which he found fait. Knowing that he had lett it - • al the preceding evening, he "ac alarmed, and f dit open, when two men ratted upon him, and ck•.J him. down. One ni:rie his &arc; the ()tiler fell ss int him. After aruggling together for lime time, the lecond man made his efcape ; but the pv,)fecuzot toil,,weJ and took him. The p:ifoner left "is hat a ~1 l':oes behind him in the parlour, and con ! inertly without any when taken. The pro- ~Ity W4l not taken out of the batik, but had been r.moved and packed up. The cafe was extremely ..tar, and the Jury found the prifoner guilty of ing in the dwelling-hotife to the value of 40s. but not tst the burglary. This makes no difference in the p tuifliment. One was conrifted of a mildemeanor, viz. .70n Go',lupin, indiaed !tor counterfeiting a half guinea, and uttering the fame, knowing it to be Life and counterfeit. _ _ . William Bnynan, a baker rear the Tower.flairs, faid, that the prifoncr came to him for change of a one pound note or half guinea, Paying that it was for a peslon who was to pay him his &le, he being a v-atLrman. The Witnefs offered to change the 11. r•J:e ; upri which the pt ironer Paid, that he had not the note thlre, and requelled change for the half guinea. Having received this, he ran off in a hurry, which exciting fame fufpicion in the mind of the Pro fecutor, he looked at the half-guinea, and found it was a counterfeit. He then purfued the prifoncr, who was taken, and fell upon his knees, afking for givenefs. Seveial ingeni9us obfervations were made by Mr. ALLEY, Coudel for the prifuner, who quoted Latin in tare Jury to prove his client innocent. The Jury, not withflanding, found the prifoner—Guilty. Twelve were convifted of felony, %IL. William Hal!, fur dealing a goule, the property of' Daniel Lott. The prolecutnr is a farmer at Ifleworth. On the 3d of September Taft he found a bag, about feven in the evening, with one gook in it. He waited, ex peeling the perfon who had left the bag to come fnr it. A little before twelve he law fomebody coming, and heard him ruffling in the (haw P • he called out, '‘ Hall, is that you ? Speak, or I'll fire on yon."— Ttte than ran off, when the profecutor fired, aid wounded him in the legs. He followed him home, and his wife denied him. He was next day takes up, and Sting examined by a furgym, fcveral di' • • • • Thr Fats fo: the prollcutnr—did the vent!: at her own I. ; had a book iii v hi,h the work was infert- Ld when 11. e re turnel its hut was never let down *hen the got it ; bought a bonnet nine weeks ago for her filler in law ; paid the fhopman half a guinea tOr it, which he tet or pi etended to 1:t down; alked her to fell hat,: for him, on each of which he would al low her three fhilllogs profit ; did not accept the of fer ; oblerved to her that her children wanted caps; laid there were fume old fhopkeepers thrown about, which would firve them ; pm the caps into four men's hats, which he gave to her to line ;—protelled moil folemnly fhe did not Real them, and as a proof of it they were worn by her children daily. Daniel Pedder laid that the fhopman was now a foldier, and was in the army before ; that he got drunk on Saturday and enlilted on Monday ; ac• knowledged that he undertook to fell articles, and confirmed the prifonet's Ratement refpeeting the book, which was produced by her in Court.—Not Guilty. The prifoner was again put to the bar on fufpicion of Realing a fheet from Edward Harnett. Martha Harnett lives in White Crofs-Rreet, miffed a fheet on the 28th of Auguft laft from a bed in a three pair of ftairs room ; the prifoner, her hufband, and two children lodged in a tenement in the fame houfe with her ; lodged herfelf in the !inure about five months; found the prifone: in it. Jefore her ; the lodger who occupied the three pair of Rairs room quitted it very early on Sunday morning, 28th of Augull ; went into the room at half palt fevers ; one (beet was then miffing from the bed ; did not ice the prifoner that morning till after (he had miffed the fiteet. The conflable did not fee the prifoner when he entered her chamber to March it ; found hats, caps, and a number of articles, together with many duplicate? lying on a table; one of the dupli cates was for a (beet pawned for five (billings. Mrs. Harnett Rippled the duplicate referred to her Meet; carried the duplicate to the pawnbroker's Sheppard, who (hewed her the Meet. The witnefs examined the corner of it very carefully, and although the mark was taken out, yet the knew it. The pawn• broker put the (beet back again. George Sheppard, pawnbroker, produced the (beet whith he received from the prifoner on the 29th of Auguft in the halm of Ann Betts, lodger in Old• ' ftreet, did not mention the particular house, lent her five (billings on it ; was the very fheet which he (hewed to the constable and Mrs. Harnett. The counter past of the duplicate produced by the con ' liable is the very fame he gave to the prifoner. Mrs. Harnett Paid that the (beet was marked T. M. H. in a line, and fo was the other !beet that re mains; thought the marks were plainer when (he faw them at the pawnbroker's ;—the mark of H. was plain, but the nit were effaced ; could almolt fwear to her work ; bought them about twelve months ago, and made them herfelf. The Jury eianiined the corner of the (beet which • Hofch, who he thonglit was apprebenfive of beiv arretled, as he could to t Clod him—that he had the ney, and could give i; him. In anfwcr to this, the officer obferved that he could ter. Mr. Hofch at any time—that he had got the \Variant from him above a month before; the prifoner was not appre hended till the fiat of September. The profecutor, Mr. Hofch, on being again call ed up, Rated civil - Cl:it. bottle flopped payment on the sth July. With refped to the ptifoner he be lieved he might be about twelve months in England ; that he was from Manheim ; by the defire of the Ba varian Miniller, he had been allowed, or advanced a guinea a week, befides the expences of his lodging ; he had reafun to believe his friends Were perlons of rcfpedability. The prifoner left his defence to his Counfcl, which was off red through the medium of the crols•exami nation—it was deemed unneecfrary to trouble the Court on the fcore of zharader, the Itatement of the profecutor in that refped, being confideted as fulli cient up to the time of the tranfaC;ion. Mr. RECORDER recapitulated the evidence, which was to the above effed, and delivered au able and impartial charge to the Jury upon the cafe, who after deliberating fume time, pronounced a verdid Guilty. The prifoner Rated his age to be nineteen. John 'Turner was charged with felonioufly on the Bth of Odober, a deal box, containing a bar rel organ, the goods of William Bradford. William Hughes, potter to the Manufacturers in Holborn, Rated, that on the day above mentioned, the box in quettion was placed in a cat t in the ftreet, jolt oppofita their yard door ; it was in his care. He law the prifoner come up to the cart, take out the box, and make off with it ; lie inßantly followed, loon came up with him, and claimed the property, at the fame time attempting to detain the thief. On this the prit;aier drew out a large knife, m..de a flroke at his throat, and cut the Witnefs's hand very much as he defended himfelt. He was loon after fecured. He had never la light of the prifoner from the time he took the box until he was in cultody. The prifoner's defence being merely an nnfupported de nial of . the charge, the Jury inttantly found him— Mr. RECORDER immediately addreff:d the Culprit. He had been convicted on the cleareß and moll fatis fadory evident:: of the crime of felony ; had the Witnefs loft his life on the occafion, he (the prifoner) mull inevitably have paid for it with the forfeit of his own. He chofe to make his cafe a fignal exam ple, and when any offender fhould draw a knife or other offentive weapon upon his profecutor or appre bender, he fhould fuller the utsnolt punilhment al lowed by the law. The fentence of the Court, there fore, upon him, John Turner, was, that he he trans ported to filch r.rts beyond the leas as his MAJESTY thall he pleated to appoint, for the term of feven years. .14artha fitt!.s was tried for haling two pair of women's flippers from Yelf, ihoe-maker, in Lack of ,1 chair in tl,e Patllar ; did not Ili:. TI ptifonr was fitting with h er b aj % chair on nhich the kfc it. • - - _ . . comilabit, taid, that nn ti:,: o:: . ioher, be found the gown in an urlocked ci: 1 :. boat d, near the prifoner's room, bnt nothing clfe was in it : it was nearer to a back room than to ti.e partner's. Ann Harwood could not tell %olio was in corop. ir ", with the prifir.:r ; and had no reafon to think tilt took it but having her back to the chair on which aè laid it. The prifoner eftablithed a good charaeler lir cre ditable w•itneGes, and the Jury returned a verdict of Not Guiltv. G.'cr7e Hay, arraigned for (telling a new copper from Wm. Richards, was found—Not Guilty. A New three, are TO T t LA DI HE Corm dictate to I late at Should ?too. I wil time top the expert Cuaistlossi • T The Mr. Tb • rah A T (B On Caine On On tent. Mr. Kent after whit Three M ~' ~i !