ye energy, sitivity. I, and the excellent nny. :dowall to accept of met Baihte, 'Acute- Lave Co merltorioutly Ito the Non-com. bbation of their good THE CAPITAL , 1803. d many difficul ten troublefome, fcending and de fome bu(h fight- The country in nply repaid us for )tedly one of the well deferves the emits and inter cattle—with well n all direaions-- reca, jack, cocoa. ind pumple note >f Paddy, kaggee, Paddy fields welt wn from the moon king fcenery as is te evening of the i, the KING having he palace, and the te palace, when we : it is an immenfe r inferior to that of at two miles long, eet, terminated by re are alfo many ler ides, but of no great r mud, and raifed l te feet, you afcend e r end of the bed, ants, are tiled and it of a kind of cha r, w Hone gate extent, oae face of . d. In the center it s a cemetery, and f Candia. The pa rooms, the walls of otefque manner yet; multiplicity i.t %- re covered with im• n feet by four. In ig. of Badha, in a OtHe at Ids feet. *le one, and fwann. Id urer allow them beautiful. milk white 'deed as 4 Teq ex- two RAN rtrom tLs ad Cohost Boas wr ky regiment, for the . , a fuccaur to the lora all his treafure pot any prize money. to painted bows and ry of his Kussres o'clock the Park and. Majasross received 7 on. the occafion at aired from Admiral et were all well, and °fee enemy putting eh, Genera& 1;111 et ov • MART. at bI Mee, ined upwards of two any with a foreigner to and from I)ow•n -aellw and Teemed in :ern refpeding the dirt Irinß been yet deliver ailed to Monday next. instant, at St. Mat• Eglvfys.y.lan, in the °on. jun. Sfq of CEP er of the Seining, of Bermuda. • nn sassed La Loag► ly birth, bot who all; Fraoce, who has bees and for the lift theca ement in the French m that place in irons. or, in order to be cos &mai heavy charges &frac took place be. It. Barr, of the Army. k. Idartia's lane, and aeb party. The con e feat a challenge to I were to meet at Har m o'clock, but private Bow-ftrtet, yellerday as appreheeded, and here be was obliged to nifelf ha goal. sod two peared on an invellip. ate, that it originated Worrcomaar, about [g to Lieut. Clouse . lathe apprchmEon ot. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAII.S THIS DAY.—WIND W. S. W. ARR. DUI. ARC baR. I Himburgh o 2 0 PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 21. Dublin Waterford Came in the Me(lenge:. French lugger privateer, of 6 guns, and 4 fwivels, with 45 men, prize to the VtLLa os Pius, of t to guns, cut out by her boats in a Roadfted near Maw, (the circumflances of the capture have already appeared in the Gazette;) the Elizabeth, Capt. Lzorn, from Cork, with provifions; the RatmaLst !loop of war from a cruize ; and the Ceres, Capt. ST•NN IMO, from Waterford, with pro viflons, very leaky, bounc: to London, and mull un load to repair. A fleet from Ireland, under convoy of the SPIED. *qua, revenue cutter, pallid up Channel this day with a fair wind. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2%. Arrived the Dias& frigate, Captain MALMO, from Lifbon. She failed with twenty.fix fail under convoy from thence, all of which are gone for their refpec tive ports. We have the more pleafure in Rating the arrival of this convoy, as it was reported in the public prints that many of them were captured. The Due* has brought in the NI) Two Brothers, bound to Hamburgh, laden with corn, &c.; a French brig, : valuable laden ; and a Spanith fhip, having a great l quantity of dollars on board. Arrived this afternoon, a remarkably large French cutter privateer, of 78 guns, captured by the Alton, of 44 guns, Captain HaLLowELL. Came in the PETTIS EL (loop of war, Captain LAW sots, from a cruize. Sailed from St. Helen's, the Toyer , armed en flute, Captain Sim ' , sow, to the weftward Remain at St. Helen's, the GANGES, of 74 guns, Captain FREEMANTLE ; and the Tureen:3Na (loop of war, Captain FOOTS. The EXCELLENT, of 74 guns, Captain SOTH /RON ; and Amazes frigate, Captain PARKER, with the Ja- Lotiss brig, will convoy the fleet, which are daily collating here, for the Mediterranean ; and it is fop pored, they will fail the beginning of the next week. Sailed the Sraitt.isc gun-vellel, with a fleet of tranfports under convoy, for Guernfey and Jerfey. SHEERNESS, SEPT. st. Arrived his Kajefly's gun-brigs Bow and Ain. wst r, and have failed again. Yeilerday two Officer. belonging to his Najd lhip LC vols. in the Swin, arrived here with an account of the Mowing dreadful accident r—Midfltipmen Mr. Mooor and Mr. Peas had a trivial altercation together, which was adjufled by the Captain : fome little time after, they went down to dinner in the cockpit, when Mr. Moonv took up a piftol (which bad been previoufly loaded for the purpofe of fighting fhould the quarrel not have been made up), and faid to Mr. PAaas, Now, If I was going to it in earneft. I fhould Pion do for you," when he fired the piflol, not knowing it to have been loaded, and, (hocking to relate, the ball pallid through the body of Mt. Pea as, and he died inftantly. DEAL, SEPT. ss. Arrived and failed for the river. the CLAYTON man of war, horn Botany Bay; Travers, Sauansas,from Bombay; Venus, GAIDNIII, from the South Seas, Admiral Rainier, from Bengal; the Loan NILSOII, Srovviswoori, from the Eall Indies; Betfcy, gyro- Tow, from Lilbon ; Ringllon, Lyon, from Oporto; Firm, Masow, from Baltimore; the Olive Branch, Waioirr, from Lifbun ; Tagus, Coal, frr.m Lifbon; and Arundel, Less, from Mogadore, for Stangate Creek. Sailed the Huta bomb, with the Eu WiLSTEID, for the Eaft Indies; Either, STTWART, for Africa ; Adventure, HaMtt.Tnw, for ditto; Pan. flora, hitt taco, for Falmouth ; Malden, BAT'S, for Gibraltar ; with fcveral other outward bound, under convoy to Portfmouth ; PAvarcats s frigate, Capt. MANDY ; and AUTUMN floor), RICNARDSON, on a cruise to the French roan; and the Hopes Increafe, cartel, Lieut. DOWN, from Cravefend, bound to Mar lair, with Aliens.—Wind N. N. W. DOVER, SEPT. 22. We learn by one of the cruizers arrived from off , Calais, that the French gun boats are Rill in Calais Pier. It was expetied that a bombardment would take place, to endeavour to dearoy them, but the wind has Len In much to the North hitherto, with fo much furl in the roads, that it has not been found prudent to attempt it. By one of the hired armed cutters arrived today from off Boulogne, we learn, that fcarce a night paffes but (hot and (hells arc thrown into Boulogne, when it is moderate. The town of Lower Boulogne is very much damaged, and mc.ft of the inhabitants have left it. Two large batteries are crating on the land ; but the work of tome hundred men in the day is oftentimes deßroyed in the night by our (hot and (hells. Some hundreds' of 111zIls have been thrown by the enemy's mortars at our fquadron, but without doing them any da• mage whatever. &Rid by to the Eaaward a Danifts EaR Indlmams, bound to Copenhagen, and landed feveral paffengers. It is reported that a Dutch Eaft Indiamaa has been taken by one of our frigates. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. G RRRRRR NIIP, Sarr. et.--Pared by. die Pesten, Peddleonthe, frr Fayall; Jane Urine ; Seats; tad Two 048 Am. Velar fA Lagsha SLer.le.!' by the Halcyon, !Dater, fron New York; Commerce. from Arehangell; and Saran and Polly, —, from Havre-de-Grace.—Sailed the Montecello, fur Vir ginia; and the Enterprize, Glad, for Barbadoes. ARRIVPD—OII Dover, tbe Tyger, Bartlett, from Bolton. At Portfmouth, Dither Gothbnd, from China. At St. He lena, Juliana Maria, —, from Benenoler.; Travers, Saunders; Actin"' at Rainier, —; and Prince Auguitenburg, f ront Bengal. At Drifted, Sophia, —, from 'Maxi. At Liverpool, Nile, Belcher, from Charleflon; and Holland Richer, from Bol ton. At Dublin, Ranger, Burrowes, from Lifbon. At Detraft, coughq, from London. In Bantryhay, Batavia, Wal ton, from Batavia, detained. Off Cape Clear, Woolf, —, front Baltimore. At Gibraltar, Admiral Nelfon, Stokes; Duke of b".ent, White; and Atlas, Williams, from London. 1-loppet, De La Rofa, from Cstte to Elhueur, has putinto liel finghorg. damaged. Ibe Conception, Walton, from the Havaimah to Spain, is fent into Liverpool, by the Dragon of I.ondon. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 23. There is no material variation in the Corn Trade to-clay ; the fine Wheats have fold at full as much money, and Barley and Malt continue as on Monday -Oats, from the lbortnefs of the quantity, have fetched more money-Beans and Peas are eagerly fought for at the quoted prices-Moll other articles as in our tall. Eng. Vfliest.s6s.scis.perqr. Hog Peas, 401. 421. Fine ditto, 61 s. 635. Boilers, 50$. sas. Fine Dentate ditto. s4s.6os. CamiwaySeed 525. 561. per cwt. Rle, 325. 34s New 465.505. Coriander, 18+. zos. Barley, 225. 245. Canary, 764 7 8.. Superliae ditto, sp. Vibite Mußard Seed, tos. au. Malt, 5.39 56s Brown ditto, s6s Oats, am itSe. 31e. Rape Seed, 361 371. per laft. H. Beans, 355. 38s. Winter T&FM,99. 1011 per builiel Tick Beans, 334 344. Flom., per fack,sos.sss. American Floor, 374.p0r barreL lIIIIFFCTORS RETURN FROM UIRRIDGR, REPT. 15. Wheat, per Load, from 131. os. to 151. p. Barley, per Quarter, from 11. ss. Bd. to tl. Bs. Oats, per ta rter, from 11. ss. to O. ts. Beans, per carter, from 11. 18s. to 21. as. Peafe, per Quarter, from 21. Gs. to .1. Bs. The 9th regiment of Foot, quartered at Plymouth Dock, are embarking on board tranfports in Cat. water : their dellination faid to be for Ireland. YeflerJay a party of the Welt Middlefex Militia marched into Sheirnefs. Ye flerday afternoon, at two o'clock, the St. James's Loyal Volunteers muttered at Burlington-houfe, to the amount of 800, and at three o'clock proceeded to Hyde Park, under the command of Lord HEIST and Majcr Dowels, where they had a grand field day, and went through all the evolutions with loch great precifiott and military !kill, as would have reflefted honour on any regular corps in the kingdom. They returned at feven o'clock to Du four's Place, when they were informed by Lord Au- MST, that the Corps would meet on Tuefday next at 9 o'clock precifely, to proceed to Chalk Farm, where they are to fire at a target with ball. The Loyal Weilminfler Volunteers met yeflerday afternoon at two o'clock, in the Lower Mews, Charing-crofs, and at three proceeded to Hyde Park, where they had a grand mutter to the amount of 600, under the command of Colonel Roaresow. Their manly appearance, marching, and other evolutions, give us the highell opinion of their difcipline as a young corps. They returned at 7 o'clock, among a van concourfe of fpeetators, highly gratifying to the fight of all the beholders. Yeflerclay morning the Brigade of Loyal EaR India Volunteers were renewed by the Earl of HA IMMO TOW, in Hyde Park. His Lordlitip, attended by his Staff, came on the ground at half pall nine, when after the Brigade had prefented arms, the word was given to pals in review, his Lorcifhip having waved the ufual cu Qom of infpating the line. When the Brigade had nearly gone through half the maoceuvres, the crowd became fo annoying, that a troop of horfe were fent fur to keep and clear the ground, which they quickly effected. The firing by companies was not fo good as we have witnelTed. particularly in the third regiment, owing in a great meafure to the arms being entirely new. and the locks of courfe wanting praaice to make them eafy. The light infantry, by particular defire of Lord Huainan - is, executed the rifle praaice by firing from behind trees, &c. ; they were fupported by the grenadiers of each battalion. The whole of this ma nceuvre had a very happy effeet. Lord Flueiworon was obliged to leave the ground before the conclufion. His poll was filled up by an Aid de Camp, before whom the Brigade per. formed the 18th manmuvre. The morning was uncommonly fine, and the fpee tacle extremely brilliant. After the Earl of HARRINGTON and his fake left Hyde Ps.r k, they proceeded to the Artillery ground, where his Lorcllbip reviewed the Artiilery Company. The firing continued for Come time, and was prac tifed with great exaanefs. His Lordfbip expreffed to the officers of the regiment, as well as to the Lona MAYOR, his higheß fatisfaaion at their appearance and military difcipline. This morning at 7 o'clock the ten regiments of Loyal London Volunteers, were infpeeted in the Eall India Company's ground, behind the Shepherd and Shep hcrdefs, by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of You, accompanied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cuaairsoa, the Earl of Hataiseros, and a great number of general officers. The men were drawn up in fiks behind each other, at twenty-five paces ' dillance, two regiments in each file, the ill and ad regiments commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Brace; the 3d and 4th by Lieutenant Colonel Kni- SINGTON t the sth and 6th by Lieutenant Colonel SMITH the 7th and Bth by Lieutenant Colonel &raw ; and the 9th and toth by Lieutenant Colonel Sir WILLIAM CURTIS. The city Cavalry and In fantry were Rationed on the two flanks. All thefe Corps made a truly martial appearance, and went through their different evolutions in a man. nor highly creditable to themfelves, as well as to the different Officers under whole diredion they have been trained and difciplioed, and to the fat& faetion of his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, who expreffed in the armpit terms, his ap probation of their Readinefs and expertnefs . in their various monceuvres. The morning being favourable, an iromenfe crowd ambled to enjoy this fine (pee. tack; and, though at fo early an hour, many of the City fair had forfaken their downy couches, to talk the refrefhinu breese, and to animate, by their be. witching finites, the youthful heroes who have Co no bly flood forth so be their defenders. BANK OF ENGLAND. Yefterdayi at twelve o'clock, a General Court of the Proprietors of Bank Stock was held at the Bank of England. The Governor opened the bufinefs of the meeting by informing the Court, that, by the conftruaion of the ta7th fedtion of the Aft of the laft Seffion of Parliament, impaling a tax on property, the Omit of Diretors was held bound to pay that portion of the tax which fell on the profits of the Bank for the lan half year (being the fiat payment on the divi dends under that aft), and that the Direftors were by the fame feCtion of the faid aft impowered to deduft the amount of the tax fo paid from the dividend on the Rock for the ftid half year. But the Court of Direftors was at the fume time of opinion, that the deduftion from the dividend, authorized by the AA, lhould not be made at prefent, but that it fhould be remitted, till fame future account ; and that the Court of Diredors fhould, in the mean time, be cm p iwered to pay the amount of the tax by advance. prefent flourifhing Rate of the Bank was, in the opinion of the Court of Dire:ors, fufficieht too arrant that Court in recommending this meafure, which, as the advance was fo fm.111143.0301.), could not be attended with any rifque. The Court of Direffors was therefore willing to take the refponlikiility upon itfelf. A Proprietor esprelA a w fh to know wiiether the payment made by the Governor would warrant the Propriet ors in omitting the profit on their flock front their return of income f A;Direftor anfwered, that it was the opinion of the Court that fuch an omiflion was perfeftly jollifiable, as it could not be the intention of Government that any man fhould pay twice for the Cime income ; and from preferibing this mode of payment tor the firft contribution,'lt was naturally to be under Rood that no other would he refuted to. At the fame time it Was fisted, in order to prevent mil - conception, that no legal opinion had been taken as to the validity of the payment by the Governor and the Court of Directors as a plea in bar to a demand on the individual Proprietors. The Court would take care to have the opinion of Conn ie! ; but the Dirtanrs Were unanimoufly of opinion, that after payment fhould have been made by theta, no farther claim would be made for the tax on this .dividend, which was the only one, as the AA now flood, on which the tax was to be paid in this way. A refolution, authorifing a full dividend of 31. los. per cent. without dedudion, or, the Company's flock for the laft half year, was then put and carried unanimoufly. The Governor then adverted to the right which the Proprietors had to an account of the proceedings that had already taken place, and the farther roes lures which it was intended to adopt in the cafe of Mr. Aflett. The ill Rate of his own health had pre vented him from paying that attention to this impor tant cafe, which the duties of his office would other wife have required; be therefore begged leave to refer the Court to the Deputy Governor, whole atten tion to the cafe, throughout the whole of the pro grefs, had been uaremitting. The Deputy Governor detailed to the Court of Proprietors the proceedings in this cafe, which we have already laid before the public, down to his con vision fall week, with the refervation of the point of law. This point the Deputy Governor Paid was to be argued before the twelve Judges, in the comfe of the neat term. The event of the argument was ne ceffatily uncertain ; but if it fhould terminate in the deliverance of the prifoner from the vengeance of the law, the Court of Diredors were advifed that it yet had a remedy, and it would hold itfelf bound to take care, by detaining the prifoner, to adorer to a civil aaion for the property converted to his ufe, that a breach of troll, committed under circumliances the moll aggravating, and to the greateß amount of any private robbery that had ever been known, Should not go entirely nnpunifhed; and that a delinquent of fuck magnitude &mild not be let look on the world, with out affording tome atonement to offended juflice, and fome example to fociety at large. The Court adjourned till further notice. OLD BAILEY. Yelierday 31 of wereiB of whom were conviaed o • Jaw Singefe, charged with robbing coffee-hoof:a 1 of various articles, was brought to the Bar, and pre rented an affidavit, Rating that he bad ufed all due diligence to procure the attendance of a certain wit nefs, and had not been able to End him ; that this perfon was a material witnefs for his defence, and he prayed that the Court might put cif his trial till next Seffions. The witnefs he fonght for was a Jew, named Levi, from whom be alledged that he had got the watch he was charged with leafing, in exchange for clothes. Mr. Liar, faid, he was charged with Realing various other articles, and contended that the trial ought not to be poßponed on account of the abfence of a witnefs who could only (peak to one faa. Mr. Cosmos SIRJAANT (aid, that profecuton were as much entitled to relief and indulgence as prifoners. It was not fit they (could be put to the inconvenience of coming there feffion after feffion, and lofing their time, merely upon any pretence which a prifoner might alledge in an affidavit. A trial Ilsould not be pot off, unlefs good caufe was (hewn for doing fir. The prifoder had time enough Ito procure the attendance of any perfon nneffary for his defence, and his affidavit did not contain fail- Cleat ground for putting off the trial. The RIICORDIR Laid, be entirely concurred in opinion with Mr. Cotonou Sim)lar?. The prifoner was then put upon his trial. The indiament charged him with Reeling a metal yawl', an eye-slats, two bank notes of 11. each, and 9s. the property of Thomas Glover, in the dwelling boufe of Robert Joy, Pat ills of &. Paul, Covent-Garden. Mr. Kam, for the profecntion, listed the cafe to the Jury ; and &lured them he would not have peered the trial if he thought the prifoner had given the Court any fatisfaaory reafon for putting it off. Mr. Glover, the profeciitor, Paid he was an un derwriter in the city.; on the night of the a sth of Apra. h, had bees at Vault , and re. turned to the Hununams in Cov between two lad dins 4 the atornios, where be air. Eta had his tvatels with him, when he went to bed. left kon Chtir, by his bed fide. He had tl. bank notes, at the lime time, in his breec pocket, and an eye glafs in .hi; waillcoat p"cl There was fame g:.!d and filr:r in his pockets; he did not know how much. When he aw , ke in morning, he milled his watch ; h.: then look:d in pockets, and found the notes were gone, togetl with other things. He. afterward law the watch. the cyc.glals at the Dlanaon•houfe. William Dolbia Paid he was Chamberlain at New Mummums. Oh the night .•f the sath of gua, he (hewed a perfm refembling the prifoner a bed. about half after twelve. He afterwards (bey Mr. Clover to bed in a room on the Lime floor, a oppotite to Opt in which this perfon Slept. He rt the perfon who firs went out of the houfe next ch The witnefs had not fufficient recolleaion of his fa to (wear politively that he was the prifener I but was very like him, as to figure, height, age, a He went into this perfon's zoom at fix in the mot int; to give him tome limes, then Stepped into.as tiler room, and while he was gone, the perfon r down (lairs and went ;way. Mr. Feathers, who keeps the Guildhall Coifs bode, laid he was well argils led with the perfon the pritoner, who came t.) his honk on the 18th Aug" and called-tor a bed and fume flipper. I had Dept there once before in May. The witni that night went to bed early, WAS waked a little t fore twelve by a peifon who made enquiry after t prifoner. He fent for an officer, knocked at the p Toner's door, told him lie was allonilked he Thou come to him to loon again ; that he had Dept there the 6th of May, and robbed a Gentleman. T prifoner acknowledged having Dept thete at the tin but denied having robbed 'any body. The witni knowing him to be a defperatechara6ler, hadhim ban cuffed, and defired the officers to'fearch his pocke The prifoner obJe4led very much to one of his co pockets being fearched. When it *as fearched a lar; inftrament, refembling a child, was found in a pla funk below the bottom of his pocket, fo that aperf might put his band into the pocket without feeli it. A bunch of keys was alfo found. as well as watch, twv Bank notes, &c. The conitable, who was fent for by the laft wine fpoke to his having gone up to the room where prifoner flept on the night of the 18th. The wail of the Guildhall Coffee tionfe, tvho was prefent, be would (wear to the breeches the prifoner was th putting on, as he had robbed a Gentleman of then thatCoffee-honfe. When he was drefed he want& fire place, and took np his flick, which one of t patrcle took from him. His hands were then lit and his pockets (earthed; there the officer found bunch of keys for opening boxes or trunks; and Reel inftrument, like a chifel, with a groove in it. T officers then took him to the Compter, where th (earthed him again, and found a watch io his forgtt one pound notes, and Tome money. The pritbn then wore a pair of white (hag breeches: the' ne morning he had nankeen pantaloons on ; but witnefs did not know where he got them. Richard Tipper, a police officer, faid he went the Compter, by order of the Loan MATOR, a found a pair of breeches, the fame which the prifox was proved to have worn, concealed in a privy 4 a in the pocket, of them he found an eye.glars. ETI glad) waribMea to Mr. Glover, who (aid that. to t bell of his belie‘ it was his. He had urea if about mouths. The watch he pofitively (wore ter as hispi perty ; but could not (wear to the notes.] The prifoner, when called on for his defence, fah he was wholly unprepared to mane any; and-that his trial had been put off till next Seffion, he cos have brought forward witaeffes•to thew horw be the watch. When tithed by Mr. Comma lieitytaav whet) he had any witnefes to (peak to his charaberl be 0 again be was wholly onpreparod for his trial. Mr. COMBOS PrifOetr o ldaPrallt 1 fay Co often that you an unprepared; your were e mined five weeks ago before the Lotto MAYOR $ y heardall this evidence ; you hid time etroughto fend any witneffes who might be neceffary for yon; the bill was found againft you fo far back as 3 day left." Mr. Cosmos &wain then &muted np the s deuce in a very able manner to the July, who, withi miring, found the priforter guilty of Raiding to valise of spit. which takes away the capital part the charge. Mr. Comma SOILVIANT then addrelfed him to following drat t--s• Prifoner, you have bad avi merciful jury. You were very property indieed a capital o&nce ; but the 'mit& of the jury 1 Caved you from the puniflement of death. It ap that you were long m the habit of committing deg dations on the public ; and had not your aka pi on this day, you would to your other olleassaas alto added the crime of perjury." The prikiner was then taken from the bar. 1 spiv 26. He was drefed like a man et fafhitis6l there was nothing of the gentkman is blot mans He had no Coanfel : he cro‘alandaestilhe wheel binsfelf t but the queftions be p wen iltineillmwe net tending to ferve him. Carp AAA was indieed an the Statute of 39th of the King, which makes it felony for peril to embezzle the money of their employers. The profecutors were Mefrs. Hatchett ad I Coachmakers, and it appeared that the who was Foreman of the fmiths in their was eatrußed with money to pay chafe Male el wages every Saturday. He nfually made op an count of the rum due to each, and received the to from Mr. Hatchett's Clerk. On the 26th of Aug he delivered a weekly ihnetnent of work. in then: form, which contained the names of two perk n a mely Kendal. for whom IL as. id. was et:erg ' and Deering, for whom 11. es. was charged. 1 Clerk paid the total amount of the weekly bill. wit was 3tl. tos. 44. bat upon enquiry it was found tl Kendal had not worked that week. nor for few weeks before ; and that Deering had only wort for los. gel. The pr Toner had been above twe years in Mefts. Hatchett's fervice, sad preoloos this trenfitaion had always borne a good eharacte The Jury found hiin Guilty . Elizabeth Pennington. for Reeling ter , thifts. roporty of rota Lilky i K. Dow fit barn