Star. — London, England, 1816-09-23 00:00:00

ror • „ • . Xv*Kft 71WIRLLIGINCI. „ • . PALM piskaseuß ie. 91firyb_ Sailed the-Chichester packet, yids a Mail, fee LieT bon, Gibialtar; and Mild; Arrived the YofidAtightted; vinsorr, from Jamaica; in eight weeks.—vruld fresh breeses.ofine - menther. PORy6MOOTH,SEPTEMIIIER SS. , esterday his Mijesty's. Sind sailed again to•dair therly.• • . • , DEAL; =name= 22. • yesterday for the River the Keith tibia s% gal. Caine down from the Rivet di Mary, Calcutta ; Sables, GAWrittit, for Tenniffo, Tuonirrom, for Gibraltar and Malta t Sprinvove, Rutz, for the South Seas. Wind weather. DOVER, SEPTEMBER night the Chichester packet, Captain Calms, with a Mail ; and the Prisms' Captain HALLOS:Oo, with Mail and Pas. Ostend.. Arrived last night the Kiss set, Captain Kura ; and the Lord Sidi ,in Naas. with Passengers. from Ca. , ed this morning the Lord Duncan. Cape. , from Ostend, with a Mail and Passengers.' HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 2t. the Charlotte packet Irma Gottenburgrul lenry Ruling packet fur Hetvoetsluys s , Nelson. for Cuxhaven, all with Mails. .01t4VESEND, SEPTEMBER Royal Sovereign, Lofting frum Ostend ; Staler., • Jamaica ; Ddigenee, Ribermou,• front Rooter- On l um, from Grenada; Fbankt, landeson and Hull, Thomas, from Hambergitos-ileiled tb; for Grenada; Priece Leopold. Sleigh for Malta Charlene Gotten, for Many Golden Flew, Jones ; Getorj;e, Miller, for Toba go; Alfred, Canada's', *; Brothers. Scotland, fur Haagen\ ;. Prin. Of Ladd, for Rotterdam. Sailed tba red, the Lady Matthews, for Martinique; Natio, Stevens, for Antwerp; lith e Me for Madeira and Demarats; Nancy, Hamby, 's • Brook, Boyd, for Jamaica; True Blue, at, • Ci brahar; Hope, Jones, for Waterford ; Union, AleseAder„, Brady, for Shined. and Petersburgh ; mad , Cornelius, fur Embden. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 19-20. TIMID OUTMARDII.I.OIaisa i Benjamin Walker, for Aurora, Arthur Smith, for Grenada; bidititrie, OR Dunkirk; Francis, Robert Garlick, for Ma. Daniel Whiteman, for Leghorn and Genoa; A Bus, for Antwerp; Earnest, Benson, for else Hope; Endeavour, Johan Peter Olviu. for Celle; Davenhill, for Bermuda; Lively, Whiglield, for Wootten, for Ostend;. Blucher. Clark, for Pilp and Elbing; Lord Wellington, Neal'', for -r, Adamson, and Ida, Passmote, for Jamaica. the trading vessel Sultan, Captain Burr- Liverpool to Dublin, was wrecked near Ind all on board, except two seamen, RANKIN, of Leftwich, near North proprietor, and Mr. GovLanw, formerly of were among the number, and their bo -,e been found. Mr. ILSNICLII has 'titan .)vi and five lovely children to deplorehis GOULD'S and the Cirain have also left ,ay, about two o'clock, was launched fal 11)ck.T.Ird at Deptford, the Hew, ,tons. Viscount MELVILLE, and the other the Board of Admiralty, Admiral Sir An rim, tile Comptroller of the Navy, and Yommissioners of that Board, attended in Are barges, as did several persons of rank, ousands of spectators. This ship *as 'y fla place in the Navy of the former saint name, Which was unfottunateky a . ilyeadttil• stetiM on the morning of Chtistipeweiti 1811, when tettirning from the Baltic, Sand, toff the 'Coml.. Of upwards of Ur.n op, board, only eight were washed Je from the wreck, and those initantiy 'harm of *ar. She was commanded by '.i-: , ; t'IZWSIAN, whp, together With .all. Ms . fished The following are Stated to be is of the present ship: 176 feet Depth cf bold .; .. . . ... 21 feet • 153 legit ii ur.,en ' d 47i feet he &Mowing winther. of guns : Otto-deck ' ' 2/1 32-pottn !ens. deck. (11 111 pound eartonades. 4 I 1 , 1 (Agit:erg. Quarter•dick . 1 rar to 22-und cro.‘ades. 6 Is-pound rattuna.:eS. Forecastle. ..... ..... /1 12 a. 2 32 n. Total So :rew . , Includin g Officers, 593 men. IR s loop of tune, Captain NORWICH Dun, Itarsday at Portsmouth from Halifax ; in left there the PACTOLUS, NIGER, and the flag of Rear-Admiral GRIFFITH On latter ship was about to sail for She), J return in a fortnight. The Anima would the station until the, arrival out of the, with Rear-Admiral MILNE', when Ad int will return in her to England.—The Captain PELL. was to sail shortly for Eng -11 at Bermuda for Commodore EVANS, O R home with his broad pendant in-her. .on had been, very _actively employed Immer, in warning Americans from ow As, according to the inescribed limits in t y of Pc-ice; in most rnstanccs.the Arne sheteed great reluctance to obey the orders. 1, Lord Joan HAY, had pone to Sr. tonndland ; the HARRIER, Sir CHARLES Mail to Bermuda, the QUEENBOROUGH New York, and the MourAaux with thit ,on the same day. The Royal Marine commanded by Captain PAREIR, about hole, were expected to embark in. ten rd the Attentive sto r e-ship, for England. Ghssmate, his lady, and family, are also .in the same ship. The 92d Regiment... by Litutertant C )1. DANIEL, were nadir. bark for England, but no ships had been that service. The ESPOIR is ordered to . Portsmouth. Sir ISAAC COFFIN was on proceeding from Halifax to New Yorke country, whence he intended to return to The passengers by the Esrvzß were, Sir JA& Bart. Governor of Bermuda ; Lieutenant 60th Regiment ;• Dr. TRIMBLE, and Su. late Nova Scotiaienciblei ; Mr. F-tnatut; taervis, late master ,of the merchant ship on Mauger's 'Web; Halifax. The her passage home, only spoke the Abel. Detnerara to London ; the Electra, from Philadelphia; and the Horso Captain cruising in the Channel. ' • DO a, lIA Alta. g a DA VIDSOII t .frOtY fresh ineestea.ak POW . ; Arrived.. j est fiche a trallze, Wind Southerb • ri Sailed yesterA from Bengal,. " • Utan,for Wel Georgiani, TE , • rid the Springs 6oe weather Sailed last r • itUTTER, for C • charlotte, Capt ! meager ., for 0 • tkorge packet ••• isouth, Captain . •ltis. Arrived vain PAacor, fro • frIA • Anjou& the • • ' 1 Salted - ere Hen • and Lord Nels. , .• 41A •Arrlved the Rol • Arbfaster, Irma 1 k "dain;• Viins hem Dawes; ant • 'Success, Reach, fa Amiable Charlene • • for nsge• ; Gaon for Petersburgh ; Sue Cobourg, Lad 'Ann, Matthews, 6 Elisabeth; Me • for St. Cunningham, • • Poo, and Alesaia Vrow Ida, Cornet • • CUSi e D Sites znettana Grenada; Amor • Pierre Avers, fee . dein.; Albino, 4 Collette i Hawk I et, Cape of Good / 1 141 • Prince Resat D .f4v • Calais; Albion, ' lan, Konigsberg, • nalaborgia; Haw Tuesday the un, from Li Southport, an. • perished. Mr. wicb, salt prop • Northwich, w, • dies have since amiable wislou loss. Mr. Goi wives and fm o On Saturda from the Roya rated at 74 gu l it Membriri,4 tl Tmowts Man the ather Com 4 their respecttv, • . . and some thot • roilc to y One ot the sa se - wreektdAtia :Christi:markt ag the /la* ,1 . , f)e,-Writ tb on shore alive • made prisoner JA I`. Olkers, perisl it • thedimenoions -Lazo, Law! ktei Eriadlis or r rose • To cart y nil • • Gua-do Upper d r tt • Quarter U. • Foreess of es Cr It • The broil! • • arrived on 'l'll „... • three weeks; to ALBAN with I board. The I burne andio r ruf n-t leave the • • L.EANDEtt, Wi d trftral Mriir, 24, CI • Lind, and call . 'rho is comini ,Our squadrot daring the sun er &herr ground Ara the late Treat , Ms • rtans sheered the • The °Possum, w Asso John's, Newfo I. inNts, with a ,pet with one for N for England, o• f • Artillery, can le b 240 ig the wh. state days, on blast' tier, General G6Ssl • hrime tlmmanded b 3 for Orders to torbo test appointed for • for be paid off at 1 gig • the point of pr u— * *cross the can edit Englind. 'The Cocesumr, Ba sh• • GOLDICOTi 60 u s sign Lime, lai and Mr. &kr if R' Rosa, lost or ndtp Evora, on he to • north, from D • London to • Ittitcror i trail . ..„, . . . • • . • - t i • -.. - ,;.-..--! .-. • iiieliniti: • !- -. ...; . L io - ,ilii.,ligiiias Vests" itiiiiaint w di ee ' ~.seikted as . - 240 instant; kbe Officers .of 1 1 . 11 e, pi, apiidspii. bofsise ibey separate to testily to bee . 1-C,Okefel . _ma! their respect fri bah os Officer. preiented 6411.1 4th & va- Sable *le ar Pk,' The follotein 'TOP 0.011 4 0., dii the occasion . : . •• t , t11 . 11 .1 • a tilt ic a trait; :fete !kirk __. a Mr Via l Opisiiiiii.--Ilie Mare of the. Ctiffs; Ward with mist te the OW whidkwin se soon fo il lo t ila I tem disk wren& kis doted that, in their assts. I dieilligs i ; re_et year seteyeeisseof s piste of Plate, Ira teitinesey if mist respect. • a As slur Ceiumdlerolliew, they have leaked ep is 705 witb esteem eedesulliseetel se a Primed, the, have boa Taa wenn and deters., • a TINT beg yeit will be assured of the peeilist gratlfiedoe l k will elfer4 thew, te meet again ender of Comwelik_ . ,• . Vla eddies My mid widow to time of my brother Ulliews, ler year ware and baptism believe we to reessie, , ~ : IS My 4am. Ciloosi, Tose% most eimeertiy. • t ... , ...._ . "IL Geitinsa, 'Cep. Sildi Wit. . . l'i'lili Liestsimestlrel,bfirrriesuar. es. Ceitimitifif Ilea. 65th Regt.* - " Coulters*. litli Serr..llll. N My tiaailla-g-Is behowledging receipt. eR TOW bele a tailor. lamat h a. for wags to express my Isslbso lathe gni. dfgiug tostlisany, bonged thrones you by lay brother Meet* , its the prosestatiou et a pose of Mate y far width I regent you win unapt my wannest mad mac heartfelt *asks. " •fle Meow tbie luderred will ever be proudly miaow. laded; Ind whilst fhb emblem of your. approbation palms through my 411111111 t fail to carry with it the strengat proof of the gosissis gad wooth of tboee Friends k.hae bib my good benne as bent seder my command. liellavesiSe should the alb of osiCippary apb require our sosvices, aigliwooted co.optarithl6 ausinggibrt 'would be my protest pride. reguesdag yen to nummunicate this inter to my barber Ollrers, ay =. e r evo isty warmest weans far your welfare and me, • . . f• My dow-iiir, your's, mutt faithfully; " Mo recattoai, LlestnCol. • red Batt. math Retie 'MI Cart: Genimia. By accounts from the Isle of France, to she begin ning of May last, we are informed of Governor FA It. QUMAB, having fitted nut an expedition composed of: Creek Voknetterr; under the command of his Aide-de. Camp. Lieutenant Le SAGE, 22J Regiment, and Lieutenant Visa, of the Royal Navy, for the purpose of enforcing the surrender of the natives, engapit ire the massacre of the Europeans at the late settlement in Madagascar. Application hadbeen made, in the firs; instance, to the Commander of the Forces in that Colony, Sir A. CAMPBELL, for a• military detach ment. with which that experienced Officer did not feel himself justified to comply. We understand he would not allow the servant of Mr. LB Sums a pri. .vaie in the 92d, to' accompany the expedition, lest it may afford any proof of his coincidence in the policy of any further interference with the Native Chieftains of Madagascar. These letters state, that no less than sixteen French merchantmen had arrived at Port Louis with some Americans. The British merchants and consignees at the Magritios complain loudly of the sufferance, as from the low prices at .which foreigners dispose of their cargoes, all British speculation is ruinous.. Two English vessels ;tithe port at the same time, could ' not get within'.so per cent. of their invoice prices...". A represeniation on - the subject to the Government at home was in contemplation. The Column is erected at Shrewsbuiy to the honour of Lord HILL. and the statue of his Lordship placed spun it. it is intended within the column to have a liandsonre stone staircase, and to build an sp. propriate cottage for some gallant veteran who is to be. appointed eper. A great ad/Woe-has been.made to the value of the Tickets in the Lottery Whed, by the Abstraction of One Third from the whole, on the first day of draw. ing. This has . produced a considerable* mehipfitation in the wine, as it bas given a much laseerproportion of Pr;zes to be shared amongst the remainder, than they were. entitled to by the original Scheme. Few people would object, we dare say, to a digitise of the Capitals left, namely, One .of £40,000, Two of 43°,000, Two of 410.000, Seven of £l,OOO, Re.. We should advise" all those , however, who mean ta i try, to make their applications before the neat day of drawing (S Arum) tr. the '2Bth, instant). - as we doubt if there will be a iractiA of a Ticket lett for ule after, that day. Ai an early hour on Saturday morning, the Coun sel against J4eags Tocx, who was asquitted en Fri day, of the murder of Mr. DEAFEN, knit:fated to his Solicitor their intention of proceeding to try him this morning, on the indictment charging him with the Highway robbery. In the course of the day, how. ever, the prosecutors stated their intention of raw quishing the trial, and today he received his acquittal. Early on Thursday morning last, the coach offiee at the Roe-Buck Inn, in Newcastle.uader-Lyme, was robbed of a• box, containing from three to five hundred pounds in silver coinage, sent there the preceding evening by News, KINNEBSLY. bankers, for the pur pose of being conveyed to town, by the mail coach. Gismo PIUMMTAMAN ,b44Tell or 1500 Mans tat .412, DAya, AT .LOl.llll TOOTING.. Suanay..2ied/41;ne- Balmer, the Pednatrlan, last night (after kiwis tri resseirditili Divine nerviest; three hour th the course el the day) etimpleult 40 miles; Wad ddeaseintsii at o'clock, set off . 4 t ur is and bad, at wive elsitt &dock, miles as a journey. l'he easmouree of 'mums yeaterdaygramly et that of any previous day, and perhaps on no pebble amaisii did there esogrepre lti so ales!t a spot'so numerous as assembkie persons..-they maw itriewo beyred tabulation; all appeared harndestty happy, assl•ustonlshod at the performance of this venerable Hero la Padostrianbas (who was born slat lanostp, 1744, In to 1 1 1/140, sad bred a fancy silk weaver); Sold arreneemeani wing been properly adopsed by the Laodlord the Mitre, the you'd, by the assimilates of BalltisT 9 a well. wishes% was bases *pets, that be found hi no ways any Vent doa on !deism:orb and . uarelled ea quills easy, la aucompsea blab sphits. • a• Coax Excummt,./sti az- wa, SEPT. 115.— , We had a good shew of new Wheat at market this morning' from Essex, the qiiality of which was rather better than what appeared last Monday,. bat very far .ftein' fine, and it being very robe), it met heavy sale at a reduction of full 2s.' per quarter. Fine old Wheat supports last week's prices, but went off slowly. Der fey is Is. per quieter cheaper. Oats are also is. ger quarter cheaper. Pease are hill 2s. per quitter lo*sr. La Beans and other artichfeihere is no alteration, - srlosssa. I Tick Ditto, me. sis. Wheat, Kent awl Ems, 014 Oats, Potato, $l.. Ne is& cos.—/kw, 70e. •f S& Ditto, Polilistl, Us. MPS. Svilalk e 7se. MM. t . e 2 Ditto, Feed tee. Ns. NotroUb 7.54. MM: AUL 43g. per bit Rye, 40a. qrs. • Plourt; Os. i ldu pat NN. Belay, $44. es. I - Malt, dii 114 i. White Teas. 404., dtli. Wier*, 444. 4119 Obi% MO gar.% Heattoce et Ilitmes. 42e. Siam Ited, eft tak art s (10.• 00114 Gret Peas, 44g. 481. Sawn Haas, OIL 4416 _~,_ ".!'s -16 . A , •• i i s- .. o.ii; ..:: . • MA's; s . •;-.. .- 7 ••• ";77 A. ~---......; ii...!...-rr! ._,,.: ... a 1. Mika •of Y ZIP' la ti ti a d t leir A ll o l 4“intil tOt i 4 ) ir, A iitadm il i ebit , I . r j i. tij orr a 4 .0 , 1 1 *.ilt os. f . :4 .1 6 . . , A • 7 1 4 . ~ , b r l. : • cs."o *aim: and Ceetge frogs ass, 1 1 1 .6416 - qt. Ng o'clock; put td the bar, phsi tbillitawinghtliktasest was ivied bt the Clerk t , • ; Opatlenien of the Jdry..Thi Prisolico at the bar inndindiated . fdr nnlatfally.ned wickedly c ons p iring.' Stedideratiap and awn togetliel, to obtain and •Veciltain evil lispored persona's that is to lay,' ll l it i ns &Amon. William Wodel, Michael Early, itherwise called Michael Huai?. James Early, other.; wise caffeiPapieS Hurley, end Dennis E#lr, oilier ** called his •Hurlei; otherwise called John *own, on thiklth of June, in the 56th year, &G. iiith foiti and arms, feloniously and burglaridusly, - tee . iireek lend enter, about the hour of Awed in this alibi of the second clay of July, in the year aforesaid, at the parish. of St. Leonard, Sheirediteh, in the Cdnety of Middlesex, the dwelling-house of one Ana' Macdonald, there situate; and the geods of the said 1 Aan Macdonald, in the said dwelliogfonse. then and there, being then and there felonionslyend bur glarionsly to steal, take, and. carry swan; with in: . tent that they, t h e said ersorge Vaughta, RoSeit Mackay, and Gem's* Aro**, shogld cause the said persons, to.wit, the said !moon, Sanderson' Willie W ,„_ °lll4 M i chael - fsily. «Wish* called Mi Michael ILT nr. 4-aisuswys James ar ty, otherwise called ;James Hur ley. and Dennis ON otherwise callettDennis Hur-, ley, 'otherwise called John Brown, to be apprehend ed,. and by Law convicted. for the said felony end ' burgle: y, and thereby wickedly and unjustly to pro. cure and obtain to and for themselves ' the said George Vaughan; Robert Mackay.: and Ge orge Brown, the' rewards given by. Act of Parliament dpin the cone viction of persons:for the crime of burglary, in Con tempt of our said Lord the King, doe. • There were several other counts in the indictment! one of these chirged the Prisoners jeseraill with eeti. lawfully - conspiring. aiding, and abetting, to .cnast liait divers burglaries for the purpose of obtaining .the rewards siege by the Government upon 11011v141410 for su:h offences. -. • • . Mr. BOLLAND , for the prosecution, opened dig in. dialling. • - • - Mr. Gu*w* (who acted for the Attorney.Geiseett)i stated the ease to the Jury at considerible length, and with great force and eloquence. • • William Drake was the - first witness examined,. who deposed that he was formerly a midshipman, and an acting Lieutenant in the Navy. He knew all the prisoners. and Wail in particular. They, • both held situation . : in the Customhouse. He could not say in what situation - Brown was, but he knew that Vaughan was one of the Bow-street Patrole.— Early in July last, the iitnee4 was iu a ,public house near Shoreditch church, when his. listtention was drawn tii'the conversation of some, *eons in the place, which indtited him 'to suppose they were thieves. The circumstance •he afterwards!communi. cated to Mackay and Brown. ..The . fpftriiir imme. diately proposed to iairisbce the witness to Vaughan, and this was accnrdingtfdone next morning. Mackay only was present, and -Iftey had some conversation. respecting the character of. the men whni" SWIM had heard convening at the - public-house mentioned, and Vaughan immediately proposed that they should commit a burglary at tlkd house of •a Mend of his in Gray's inn.line, and ~here an attempt had been pre.- viously made by a man earned Hubbard; but which was defeated by the barking of a dog. Witness, in the course of thesis,. afternoon. sate the Hurkys at •a putdic.home in Shoreditch. He was accompanied to the neighbourhood by Mackay, who waited igif him at some distance. Witness communicated to t persons mentioned the intention of breaking open the horses in Gray's inn-lane, where he represented there was considerable poverty; and asked their assistance. They immediately consented, and Dennis Harley said he knew a min* who was accompliihed in busi. ness of the kind., and on whom they might depend., This person he sad he would bring with them. They then-parted. and witness afterwards communicated the conversation be had had with the persons men tioned to Mackay and Vaughan, and his appointment to meet them again •at eight o'clock that evening. This the witness did at a public house in Shoreditch„ and they. all went to the hens. of John Brown. to talk the matter over. The letter was the person- who principally planned the business; and he, Mackay, and the witness went to Sadler's Wells, when they met Vaughan, who accompanied them to a tavern. Witness old Vaughan all was ready; whenever he wished the business to be done, but the latter said it could not be done that night, on account of semi lodgers, but he wished it to be effected the following night, when all would be ready. It 4n then find, that they should meet at Vaughan's house next (bit,. sod the witness was previiiiiily to see the Hurleys end others, and acquaint heal that the Imerglary; was to be committed thefollbwiege night. Atilt,. nen accordingly met - *cos, said all wield ready, And in the words of Vuoilies, ieformed.theet that there would be 41 coPsigisribis-property." and that it would be . i• a perfect.gift." - Witness **se: quaatly went with. Mackay . sad ; Vaughan. who gave kiln some keys and a crowbar, and some enemy, -is order to defray she Opener ¶f keepiagthe men at the pablii4souso who were to ammit Valigbae Men leift.tkeos ge : epos his ditty to Sad. , We — Wells. Mackay went tea pablie-heale, and *hew went to Sbcomlitcb. and met two of the ansi together, whit 'bailey Wood sad D. liede_y. - .TbIY wen afterwards found by Bandanas' sad Vaughan, "id Mackay came caws about limns o'clock ; seraa Irani Arith these, and Vagina pointed oat the *Mk and desired witness to, be circumspect, and mark the right door, sad Chet every-thing *mildly' Ye* in fifteen Minutes. Women then named to the.men, and at die same timm mook.themumomede the be when Mackay capie running up iitlworw. l and main it could act be does ea 'mom o f the watchman. Yanks, afternatde me.that4 M could sot_ rt the tratebmen 5it4 16 . 6111 010 , 11141 * would report hiat the men 'mooning and get *arra Some time after, Meeker, Beam t9t,n , 004. 0 wd sb burglaryburglary at idtedam ip.ll . at f Au*. kgras woodosimicamml. Its apotowd . (Witt:at *tart - 8 0. 1 Mntilltsnts7 r i o lace akin ibrferi ease. The mos to be em yed Were Dennis, Jolla and Maul H Banda' s*, and dist ~~ -.' ----- "rrif• • ••• 4 . tis wit tam wish Vintgfign, and &ft ho ftirnisbed !liaise% ' 1140411.104tri00k :to ;1:04 , Mr 'Mad °mild Mit Oldie ,magi.inkt lbe. *al s pijie dasionislits !' bra night le pitietschabe •beoalterektinly . ..thie Min were present; mid be,*aditst ttribarlaill -fiveliate, the, reward would be gineter;: ;; On disidof 'July- it. W-at ddne, and on that night Mis. 'Macdonald was taken td a house in .takstitaele stair/ by.: -Broiwo. Where she was to be kept till witness.ahntildte they wi • *Wass went with i - the five Men ; be told them; they *Mild find some. property. and he.metnioned a ring to. theist. He had Mrs. Macdonald'i ring - in his posiesSinh seteral days; end returned it in the day of the rohhity, to Mackay. On the night the rdhbety *as effected;' &hearth, the 'eohstable b • was with Vangbati and -Mackay; but wit: nem did not belieie he had any 'knowledge of the transaction. The witness then went intd a detail of the particiilars of the htirglary, and further stated; that lie went forbirs. Macdonald; after having shewit the men the house, and on arriving with hes at het' own house, therfotitid• the door broken open, and misting Immediately : Vaughan and Mackay came tip, and asked Mrs Matdonald if she had not heed tn-- a bed ? The result 'tvairtfiat the men were taken maid custody. 11i,, witness attended at tow•strcet at their 'lamination, and was there quettioned by Mr. Nares,-and gate the Magistrate •all 'the ;ant-motion Ye' was able, and In consequence of till information, ••Veughan-wat detained.- ~ --os •• Crdn.eramined by Me; Attaallf, silk° was Counsel for Y f iughan.—Witnesi *as in the..ktavy till ISO 2. and still served his Majesty as a Customdlouse Officer, unless he had been ,sitspended. He dial-not know he should hive .any reward ; it slepented on Mr. Vaughan.. Witness did nut coballettO Mrs. Mac &maid ; he did not go there 'fat titalbe of blood. Sidney; he was not now at lase y.,fut was At present itrisoner in the Hotlikor Cettnetionehe knew the Hurleyi were thieved...but ... Awhile itrypi: partaken of Alen plundert.neeer A tiew:Mts b ilogynald by any s Olher name - ; he had 11,44,,0eti0,4 ,aartley ; he :kiwi/alliance lived *lilt u pe'kenq,ssapted Beard.—. - Attie the robbery. irie wttness,:tdsk Aitatrtments fdr liii in his own name, tbatoE Praia, ..Mr.. Vaughan said pita of the rewardslinuld hilt hir..:.• - ti Jame' ofler., -;44 f Ileac f Saminedi—First Saw Drake about six 'or *even weeks betore the burglary was committed at Mrs. Macdonald's.. The witnest thsen.ptoceeded by his testimony to, corroborate the statement of the last witness...Aa to what passed at their . .differentineetings previous to the night on which 'the burglaty was committed.. When at Mrs. Mae/ donalirs * 'Drake opened the Om; ;witness believed . . 1 ;he door Was on the latent Drake wanted the witness to go in, 'bat'he would not, and witness did not be ' Sere thatT. an of the rest did ; after about ten mi. nutes they tent 11Way, and in the court, at-a little distance front the • house, the witness was met by ' Vaughan. Mackay dud Edwards.. : Vaughan made• a snatch et.. the . wituess, but seeing he had got no. thing, lit hint go; soon afar Drake came after him, ail,' Said his brothers had the pocket-book, meaning Mrs blicdoniki's. Witness ssid he did not think they pad aiy thing. but if Drake thought so he would take 11:m tothete lodgings; they accordingly went together, and after staying i a few minutes, wit ness, his brother Michael, and thelboy.Wood, carfle net together ;, and.. almoss,ianuit4istedy .efrer wards, they were - taken into custody hy V i aughan. Edwards ; and Mackay.. bla , :kay,proceeded to search the wit. ness ; who, cons* that he had nothing about It; tit, made no resistance; on putting. his hand inte tits witnesses pocket .he palled •iut . ring, and said. . 4 What, have you gok.a prism t".(e ring); to which the witness said, 6 7 Yes, I have now I. but you put it there." Drake.bad , the , eitening 2 4fote, strewn the witness this 'identical Alin and tol4l.,hiss he would find one like it, hoc.. somewhat law. in. Mrs. MAC. donald's house... . 4 .,:,, . :. ~,,..i. . Dennis Hutley cOrtaltorAiefd ~his iiiiiher's state. mint, and said father, tha t pot anyibing was taken by them from Mrs. Miednualp.Pitales .... 'Michael Hurley's testiettimylesercithe um, eteet. • Sanderson also depow4t o n si tesnualfct and facts. Woad Nie . 1)44) ~ . twit Ike ri,s thirteen years, df age, ;.and had been gegaged.hy Drake to go !to the !Mew. of Mai, Maidoneld,..er f , tivxton. He had also seen* the ring in: the pnriesoitatr' of Drake. lobe, on the bight they Went. to Ors,. Wicdunald's, bad b b ewo a im a. 40111 111 , 11!! . jijc i k Rail at the house, and waited him t 3 entity It og i q poie,- p liabthe refused to comply. He then proposed . tq,litta ; glo in at the window, but this he also deiliped..4otakid nut enter in any "tip • : . •.•• . . .: 7 .,.. ~4 . .... ~ ..4 • William Edwards depentedk• t illet.-ho.** a. 0 a ttnle litgrigilli to Bow -street, but hed.h`giiiyimpended.— Vaughan had told him is, Utstirsatoathrtnight previ. ourto the berglerj. dottbe,bitclseegieedlptormation • . 0f i ts - * ng l ocortrb.be Aosimsbnged,Mirdaaked him if he. would aecoMpany him 1 ig'ltp.rifistatutation, he 'ssiid, he had received from !Nalksy...antssi witness agreed 'to go wiiii,4o. Tkey - afigyotdAimet Mac. kay, 014 they all want iii.theibmkpoiliK-Mrs. Mac donald's house, ithcint genii it night, and:there con. ceakd * themselves at the back part of tht,gemises.— They selmaieed there mull one, bettddWitt was done. OA Saturday night another wstet daihefi, at which Meeks* and Brolly were , geese* ' ..." Xftey were afterwards -joined by Drake,fithir -4 Wangban. The Parties . heldn converiatieh ilisirt i Ali the wit sold sees, the nature of wpiehlte isbiihrtibt Van. After semi thew Drake matßrown Valledi..itifil . . the rest ileitealed thenniebrest-tur eir • teat ;fltilf withoise dint aleti, as well aitst-thWfolloesingb ray night. On Tuesday night they meviguiti, .10V/tines' was dispatched - td promwe's 'butte litirrkiltf. which Vaughan said was placed neat thellaeWfie return. idin 'boil a quarter oleo hoot;' tutt found Mackay and Vaughan together neat tbilsobte.• •They were immediately joined by Thate,'Wbei asked where they had betint'saying the burglary had bees ebinmitted.. They Mint went to the door of the hcaise i 'ind found it-hail bees opened by fdrce. Wetly iiiiniediately ilirodueed s enni.tiars which he said "heind just found in the house. Upon applying tt.i'dra marks spoil the door, it was prov ed to ' tie ' instrument ,which had been need - in forcing it open. They nest proceeded up main, and DTI& pointed out i bag, Which he: mid had been plundered c(sopiejewellery. They inanidiattly ranted the parties, said Vaughan apprehended one of than in the street: Mackay' and the witness apprehended the others.. Witness was told by Vaughan, ehat:Rtalte; Drowns; and Mackay, were Custom house officers. John Limbrick. the Bow-street dicer, deposed, ,~ . ..r