the said Assault and that he the said Henry Mills< no role >
would not proceed any further therein And this Deponent
further saith that he accordingly gave the said Henry
Mills< no role > Five Shillings so by him demanded upon
which it was agreed that this Business should be
entirely at an End and all farther Proceedings stopd
And this Deponent John-Cooper< no role > for himself
saith that he was present at the Meeting between
the said Henry Mills< no role > the Prosecutor and this other
Deponent at the Time before mentioned and that this
other Deponent then gave the said Henry Mills< no role > five
Shillings upon the Condition before stated and that
the said Henry Mills< no role > accepted the same as a full
Satisfaction for the said Assault and then promised and
agreed not to proceed any farther upon the Indictment
to prefererd by the said Henry Mills< no role > for the said
Assault-And these Deponents jointly say that the said
Henry Mills< no role > has since left London and gone into the
County whereby the said William Pritchard< no role > is prevented
from getting General release or any other Discharge
from the said Henry Mills< no role >

Sworn in open Court at the
Sessions House on Clerkenwell
Green the 10th, Day of April 1793}

Hall

W Pitchard
John Cowper< no role >