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City cf Londen. His Lordship’s observati ‘ould be reported 
to saad es by the City solicitor, ae rhe h had no doubt that 
it wo be immediately discontinued.—The prisoners were then 
phat trim 
Linhility to Rates. — The Que eppard.— 
Sealer of Wakenelt in respect we 
hou pied iby —— bi the gaol, and 
ma t of nest also, being <item s vues 
i The pete si OD. te as to thee oler, bat 
eS, § whe this 
description of property Liable to be rated. zs wa: in 
support of the rate that this was gy ficial oc “ra n.—Lord 
Denman stated that this occupation by the iackes compul. 
sory, and that accommodation must deg afforded him i in his official 
capacity. The order of justices must therefore be — ed, and 
the rate amended. 
ee. 
—Large nap sees oan Counterfeit Coin.— 
QurEN-Square. 
and Mary Richardso 
THE GARDENERS 
the _— the ished him to understand 
that it was not two lucifer that were put through his 
Soooueey of vitriol, and it ran four yards along bis passage. 
Mr. Gr : Never miod the vitriol or the matehen' state your 
complaint. Mr. Jacobs said, that after he left this court, deft t 
nd others his house and threatened his life; and so he 
came here again, 2! . Burrell granted him ae. 
Gregorie: State what occurred. Jacobs: He tween 
five and six o’clock om Friday evening to my and made 
use of abusive la 
at mm ug I hope, gentlem 
you — me he nrc for if a do, Tean get caeeaniae to 
ary. Defendant abuses me every time he sees 
jor lives next —- me,and tin they have 
in there. see he lets sees Aves then 
peste: soemete that Wipe t.come itness, but 
seal ter). Defendant says oe pee the 
magistrates and the on his side. Teertaboty ts 
in my house, and it's k these be _ 
fendant said would = meas Mr. W 
cn ae 
m (aughter). 
CHRONICLE. 
[N° 
on the prisoner aving aS agree 
that the 30/, found on tinal should be pawn Be ‘with ‘his pint and 
he was remanded till Th for the attendance of Mr, Pearso: 
wr and West Middlesex pcre 
od € justice-room while Alderman 
ad t 
ho oney 
t Bank any part of the prover they had 
risked. He € oth ear that there were m © specu- 
lations by rsons with limited means inte caf ered consi 
derably, and he should fee! gratification in onset gz to 
detection an ure of the impostors. Sir Pet st 
that he had to direct the attention of the rman mm 
which, for the extent of the robberies committed by the individu- 
als who 1 it, exceeded anything within his memory. He 
had received ote from the edito: 0 "s 
_ article megane ed an 
mpany eir. premise a Pf nor ae 
wit ithout Foc ~athey ma property "of apy k 
uities, 27, Baker-street, Portman- anos 
pt ‘ite the Bazaar. London, 7th of May, 1839. ” Mr. Wallis has this 
amy hands a check for the sum of 495/., being ap 
Emily Barber, for which a deed will be delivered, roll 
the Ci ery, by which this memorandum will be can- 
celled. THomas write —The ger. s = = by the 
ioned 
flight of the compan r Peter stated, cribable 
appeared that the proprictors of the ‘paper a nad pre had sent 
pao agent from Glasgow to Lond to = te the closest in- 
t agent that all the 
ad with them upwards of 
98,000/. of annuities, each paid down to them in sundry sums by 
persons who, allured by their advertisements, had confided in 
them, exclusive sitogetuar of the e hea erat Ss amounts scl 
t r policies nce; the who! nati vt 
an 150,000/. It was pre red Bh to see num 
and aged people who had sn all hari rece ry thewe world 
fn this bare on appealing to those render 
Several of the pe Made sae 
Solicitor: What do y im your — ica Jacobs : coe isc v ir com- 
I've got a clock in my window thet cost 20 guineas. Solicitor: <n necessaries of life. ‘Alder ‘ie said 
‘othing eke? Haven't you got some bottles filled with dirty that gare dent firsinestny the extensive whic! re- 
water, which you say has been extracted from Thorne’s ale ?— sulted from the confidence p annuitants in the company. 
Yea... Solicitor : And te le that. this | The directors, it in splendid houses, and 
stuff i$ Thorne’s alé?—Yes; ait prove it. So! +: And you | kept magnificent es’ Sir Peter Laurie said he deeply 
have in your eBay i~Yes; and telling the nature of retted that he could not have |! the opportunity of determining on 
ale, andteliing them to be sober. [ am a.ectotailer ; and beca the disposal “of those who sage engaged in the ee: ne 
I fow mater. Therne’s ale so pond Mr. Gre- nid do was to ma’ e statement, Se toc n the public 
gorie: Ttake it is fre te kably good, bat there are other ject of depos ad their money in the waka of compa- 
brewers besides Mr. Thorne, so that yoa eed not debar yourself | nies or individuals without it indisputable evidence 
from drinking ale if you like. e their respectability. There were, he knew, several t 
tell you what it is, I won't take my bottles down an til I have 
st no jon.” What I pom is oe bee _— of the — _ — 
Mr. Gregorte: The last you was t an- 
noyance, or you ieee bent taal You ar “fore a. — 
of these disturbances, and my colleagne tt have known 
so much of you as I do, or he would not ba ted you this 
suramons. - Solicitor: if will withdraw bottles an 
pl the window, [HL e that ese men anno) 
you a shall be d. No; Ishan’t; Mr. Thorne 
oyed me fil Mr. Gregorie : It is my duty to di: 
1 complain of, were it trae, you have 
and 
complainant having bg acne Mr. brea 
0 advis Broek Thorne to keep his m 
i > as Ieeies evident that 
in which he was, he mage be 
The selicitor said t! 
ingly 
gestion pt frees io attended to, 
Gvinpaate. ey esse: Of Felony — Wiliam Latham, a manu- 
facturer from Halifax, was charged with uttering a forged bill of 
exchange for 1752, to Messts —— and cy ae of Wood- 
street the clerk to complainants 5 an old 
w uainted wich} bis tool He had 
e args prerertg for 1752., drawn by prisoner 
atten. — — came due, itwas presented at 
’s, od eae s havi orders to pay. The prisoner 
the time ind pees ‘0 the RENEE Mr. Lloyd, solicitor, said 
rise orged sai e acceptance. 
the omg eet oner had for Upon 
bil, PE a -eedings were taken 4; it the 
pertain dg 10mm gre had denied that the accept. 
ar 0 lette ace, not as 
per aes he to hold the pri- 
could be tones to London to give evi- 
isoner had a large conce: 
mimitted any forgery. e 
on, b was written 
iS aa! He S$ cousil Bane —— Seta 
2 oO swear the: @f complainay 
stating that the came to town to ask a ite forbearance 
from his creditors ; aud the solicitor, onthe part of . Leaf, 
had called on him to sign Pecunia asada cae 
effects for equal of his erediters,on pain of being | 
prosecuted on charge ; that his cHeatretused to sign without 
ng his legal advisers, as he had. 4¢00f. in stock, imicies oa 
boek-debts and credit at a joint: eck bank. : solicitor w 
pen re to follow him, led him towards the. 
d gave him into custody. Alderman Farebrother asked 
Tiape ie ails Wee. toe; a ae 
would not, any more himself, tolerate such 
it and 
retended to have been established in he 
of 1,000,000/., and here it ended, with all 
ving really 
existed no more than 
nide 
to the public ; eas was 
Mayor, in order ~ piechene the press, the he 
ublici Sir Peter Laurie said, that 
i cases of plunder er would be mentioned at 
ouse, He anderstood that the chief actors in the 
business had betaken eorseab: o the Continent. He again re- 
it with them, but he 
nh wa : 
mi! 
moned by the paris! 
they sede bet refused to suppo 
the first, and diagtiter:to deer of os ‘second defe: ni. — had 
become chargeable to that paris The relieving 
that Mrs. Hazel was deserted = ‘her husband, ee: in = Ocreber 
last was admitted, with her child, into the workhouse. Mr. Hazel, 
wards 
monses t. wa 
to support his daughter w-s admitted ; the magistrate tl 
dismissed the summens against bim, and procee 
against the other defendant. The solicitor for Hazel then stated 
that he opposed t the demand upon bis clien! ground that 
a person was pot liable in law to support *his daughter-in-law. 
By the act of Elizabeth, the yr eke after husbands, was con- 
fined to relations in blood, and did not extend to relations i in eae 
a which situation his client stood in the e present ca The 
said that thi of the law supe oo aemesntig 
ot who 
n fii 
c three houses, and, from external 
believed him to be quite capable of supporticg the child. The 
magistrate therefore directed an — to be made ohne the finn 
ant Hazel for the payment . 6d. a week for the chi'd’s 
aloged — ide—Mary Watson, aged 19, was charged with 
having cealed the birth of her newly-born ore ect and 
oie co its death. The alleged offence dato 7 na De- 
since wi which time the p 
infirmary i ys 
being removed, 
ned ; no! 
p 
him ly ying on its face 
A coroner’s inquest was held on the 
child soon brea its death, at which a herr = “ 
twiths 
anding w 
trao 
alive, but 
e body of the 
inepesal 
3 
blood was 
in 
issuing from - ance and nose, , and it had sotto omens 
tage rhs He rved c 
oe 
perabsitas ayrry oat 
vei baie pe an matems t rs 
Tate sa at there 
oe aera a novel o Po 
then dir 
nesses to be taken down, cetera 
ontusio' o its right tem 
ad bee mi made tos stra 
ected 
mittal on the omte of murder. 
€, and also 
on 
ore er be committed hen wilfal forse si 4 or discharged. 
rate vidence of Wo 
risoner’s 
wards 
dreds aga slant Sp 
L’S.—Tuer 
TERSAL! Rspa 
of 3 am oat $s laid out upon Pa’ teemon at 15 to 
ed (in 
one qua 
arter oaly) 
O1 offer 
against the Kovght or the Whietie whose ae were un- 
commonly shy. 
and to take 30 to! mere nes t he seat 
er respec 's bus 
Offers to back the latter against M 
other ects the afte: S$ dull ai 
ing :— ER 
4to 1 ag Scott’s lot (taken "8 to 1— Wahab. 
and aft. offered.) 35 to 1 — Duke of Welling. 
10ec0 to 8— Ld. Stradbroke’s ton (taken,) 
jot (taken.) 40 to 1— The Nob. 
to 1—Palzmon (taken.) {2000 to 20 — Mustapha (taken 
18 to 1— Rosalie ct. (offers and aft. red.) 
to take.20 to 1.) 0 to 1% — Sno bety eee < 
18 to 1—Eringo (offers to oe to 300 — Ralph, 
take 20 to 1.) ned elguee rote 
22 to 1— Coronation (offers Whistle Nope 
to take 23 to 1.) 700 to 50 — dances 
28 to 1 — Knig ae of the es eheabidge 
Wh is e. wes a2. 
GAZETTE OF THE WEEK. # 
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.—J. Aprpieton, iron 
Bers oun 
ANKRU. ES ANNULLED.—J. Tayton, of Portway Road, 
nmesbury, Staffordshire, iron gegen COCKHILt, Y of AL 
mondbury, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. 
BANKRUPTS.—E. V. acral { the Britannia, Hackney, 
icensed victualler, -—H. Josern, of Soho re, artists’ colour- 
man.—W. Bow tes and J.C. Bow:ss, of 25, Stor t, Bedford 
Square, 58, be ee Coram Street, Russel Square, and 59, Brook 
Street, Grosve' meets anh upholders.— 9 ALE, Of 12, Mat 
shall Street, Go n Squ ee o — = of 
Court, Drury one victualler.—A. Orr nd W. 
—E. 
arshal Soult, © 
wher Phe ow pee nae 
=, ee 
PEN bee of are ell Street, Goodwins Fields ber mere 
- LEA E. 
ehant.—J. Patesxsox, W- Rops, and J. “H. Sr: 
and Glasgow, mone tare ont ure4rs.— 
Applegarth, Dum 
ness, near Airdrie, and 
late of Dalmacadder, 
Macpowatt, of Johnstone, 
TIONS.—J. Ratr 
—— deceased: ms a 
achine 
acca 
Birtus.—On the 15th inst., | "s-square 
stanley, ofa prt ni 12, at Pantie Dering, the Foot re e Lal 
g, of a son.—At Brad! — is Olney, Bucks, the 
Sophia Tower, of betas and hi 
Dscuces —On the 19th inst, at St. Paul’s, panera 
Rev. B.S. Ffinch, M.A., rector, H. D. Cormack, of Mam 
son of Mr. Corm: ack: New-cross, to. Martha, youngest danghtst 
ey.—At St. Ni 
of Mr, Tokely, Erith cottage, Hatcham, Sarr 
las, cha Smee by the Rev.T. A. Cooke, Mr. J. 
m, to Charlotte, fourth daughter 
square, Islingto: 
Bright rem 
i=} 
ae 
squ: ston rien 
Dover, on the 14th inst,, 
Printed by Messrs. BRAveury and Ev. 
Fleet-street, in the Precinct of Whitersars, 
Published by them at the Orrrcs, 3, C: 
County of 
don, and 
Covenr-Gaapen, in the 
tisements and 
Communications 
= 
—Lately, at Biddenden, aged 63, Mr. 
40 = gardener at Iborndea: leaving at 
mstances.—On 
Higes, 
of 
of Gibsea- 
Mr. Shee 
the 20th inst., in nd ap 
lountees Bathurst, relic 
third oe Bathurst, in the 760.5 year of ber “oe —At Rive 
J. Phipps, Esq., aged 59. 
a Mater cae 
Sea £ 
s, S, Eombard-streety 
in vac City. eS ae 
