Star. — London, England, 1804-02-21 00:00:00

Mon the other, wee Mr. sal Members not =melted I Mr. PITT IM Mr. Wais t evidently watching each bits communication would ipprehending that. if a caw de, tome quetlions might be leritand. have within thefe nu of this Irate of preparatice enemy% coati. They Am tit= beef alerted. that the vade this eounuy will Alertly iffuent cireuenitanearbeing . - war that at precut the totem. ambled la the Dutch her o draw our attention to the lief effort will be made in the oprife Lawless. How tafy ire beforehand l But the eye teived ills imagines that sap a any part of our teak will tie other parts defentelefs.— ▪ is now Inch, that let him g a landing in any quarter, in der forte will asil hint than is, ever bring to this country. ted that on Btuidoy there was wile at the Admiralty. We fame sight difpatches were desist all oar different ports• fame time fort of for Admi. s of a recent date were re. Notiaaaders hie Beet all wells id the Trench ifteirrerr se the he which we hars'aotierd a pert of their etesteata dtkn• id Papers sad Letters five lets are of mote ispoitasee. hew Is a preeediet colas% ► Isms removed from his bdr Imam. Edinburgh. to the els. 6a Gomm. in (ten Square. conceive. that in elf's treig reme r 2thefe reahns. a dile• rill of necefrity take Owe, ere ~that, by a late Statute, the tied to «indium their finings ach &mire. enlace dilfolved is reclamation of the Regal Sac. ose mum who commands a hti• dated to a command at Malta. to ante that Admiral Tams * iadMicied. roes. who made their &ape from Fromm. were examined ascii. They late. that Bonv ids makiag a deform arra this of the reran week. brtheorning Comedy. at Co•ent 4 inform as, whetbe►, when on the figs, it is by a hers or in. net to be buried in Chefkire. [kw lase hatband. Sir Oeciaos ofited, but at Parham. about tightens. which has been the bo som. family for many years. It at Lady W. bad not the Dightea mg diirolution. A few hours be. took place. (he ate and drank he phytician licking her if (he iy of her friends ?replied. o Why rn to come fo fart you talk as if which feveral bets were depend- Tuefday on the Hartford bridge iwyerscf Norwich : the di ance they ran in five minutes and a clofely contetled, that they came I of each other, when one of them ch decided the bet. They were led by their exertions. oil, Magiftrates, and Council of reed to a Petition to be prefented mmons, in name of the commo ve to bring in a bill to alter, ee e police of that city, and the clif lime neighbourhood ; to e xtend city over the lands of Bellevue w the Magillrates to make rcgu read ; for regulating the we;ght carters impofing upon the lieges s ther purpofes of police and un- if the late alarm rf invafion in the tees of Selkirk, which is 36 miles muttered at four o'clock in the :bed intn Edinburgh in nine hcufs. ylor, whole wife did not chafe i be eapofed to the hoilile foe, and client of making him drunk, and ed. The valorous knight of the and recollefling what had patfedi om his bed, &died himielf in hi, a poltchaite and font, and arrived ly accoutred, and World in his ey et (tee his regiment. nmrning , the td Witt:llion of Ar• 14, confiding of eight companio. Liana J O HN CAM who h ave ey fix weeks, marched high (pities 1 , 4 their native echoer.; pinpovtinn of them ate refpeltable uric of the fame day, the Hefty and varies of this fine Corp., irricei oeat day proceede d r•. bEAL. FEB. 20. ' The firing which was heard here lately as proceed ing from the French coal, is now explained. lam jua this moment informed, that the COI/11TM OF ELGIN cutter, Lieutenant Diceruson, which came. i t t yefterday afternoon, brings Intelligence of a faun aftion which the Irsociserairrs and one or two more dour fquadron bad with a flotilla of French gun boats, as they were endeavouri ng to proceed along (bore from Cape Grimes, in order to make their efcapc into Boulogne, which by being under cover of their batteries they efeited, notwithaandingthe exertions of oar gallant feamen. The firing was kept up with great fpitit by our rquadron ; but I am Corry to add, !hit &marine was killed en board the IMMOILTAL'IrI; and two Midthipmen, the Captain's Clerk, and kraal of the men were wounded. The Sopa! an received one &Ott and had two men wounded. No other injury, I underhand, was fuftained on our fide. Difpatches were Ant loft night to Cork, to be put on board the MERMAID frigate, for Sir J. T. Dut a. Veorrit, the Admiral at Jamaica. - . Orders are gone down to Bath, from the Secretary f State's Offset, for the immediate removal of the Trench Brigadier General Boy ea, and alfo that of his friend, the Camel of Cavalry, to Lemke, in Stafford biro latter, in confequenee of an intimation from the Mayor of that City, has put off his military uniform, and Dow appears like M. Boras, in plain eloaths. A new French army, exclave of that which is tow collated near Breit, and partly embarked, is affenabled between Wasik and St. Brieuz. According to letters from Paris, a courier from Naples to the Imperial Court, brings intelligence, that the French Government has very unexpeaedly demanded of his &MUM Msraerr, the (offender of three of his formai on the waft, as a proof of his Snare neutrality. This requeft, however, after holding a Council of State, has been refuted by the liag,loot whatthe eanferinenees of this /ducal may be, is eafily to he fuppoied. The Courier from Mi en, who brought this intelligence to Vienna, was initnediately fent off again. We do not believe this rumour. - - - - - - A ktter from Philadelphia, ditted 9th January tBo4. to a getitleman in Clafgow, fays " The French bavingbeen driven oat of St. Do mingo, and the Americans having taken poffeffion of New Orleans and Louifiana ' will create a demand' yearly enereafutg, for Britilh mannfailures. The trade to America has been free and open to all na tions for theft 22 'years bre pan, jet the manufac tured goods imported from all other coontties, ai appears by the annual flatensent of imports and els ports laid • before Congrefs, do not amount toAhe thoufandth part of thole imported from Great-If& tin and its dependencies. Britain has driven every other competitor out of the American market ; and were it not for the great encouragement your raft India Company gives to the Americans to puichak muflins, cotton. and filk goods of every defetiption, in Bengal, that they may be able to get in their revenues from the natives, I believe all Scotland could karcely provide us in cotton goods; for, it appears, above three millions of cotton goods are brought to this country from India. " It is ezpaled the dekendants of HAM in St. Domingo will annually confume a million's worth of rods, and Louifiana above double the quantity. This 101 l will be. an increaling country—contains already 70,000 inhabitants, and, from its joining to the Spanifb province of Mexico. will loon require and confutne more goods than all America does at prefent. There are feveral waggons now fet every week from this for Pitfburgh, laden with Brit int goods, st hich are there (hipped on board vends, who carry them down the river Ohio taco miles, till they reach Loniliana." Extra(' of a Letter from Guernfey, Jan. 30, 1804. Notwithßanding our indefatigable exertions in pre lining to receive the enemy, we have not been un. mindful of what is due to the birth-day of our good and gracious gyms. " The day was tattered in by the ringing of bells, &e. &c. The (hips of war in the Road, and the batteries on (bore fired a royal falutc, under the Royal Standard difpla yed. " The Civil and Military Officers of the 'nand were elegantly entertained at dinner by the Lieute nant Governor, and thufe of the fleet by the Ad miral. In the evening there was a fplendid Ball at the Great Rooms, given by the Gentlemen of the ltland, which was nnmeroufly attended by all our liguie and fafWou of both fetes. " The illumination with Her Majesty's cypher, in variegated lamps, at the Government Hattie, pro siaced a fine efreift. " The Lieutenant Governor, attended by his fuite, arrived at the Rooms at eight o'clock, and alter con gratulating the company on the jnyful occaflon of their meeting, the ball was opened by the Goveinor and the Lady of Admiral Sir Jams s 5•U:44117., with the favourite country dance of • I'll maks you he fain to follow me yet.' The dancing was kept • with great fpirit till a Lite hour. "Part of oar garrifou haslately been changed, and although thole we have receives' promile well, yet •Ae all tureen-1y regret the 'of' of your friends of the aril Regiment who are gone to Dover : you may or,he charalter fapportcd by that Corps dur mg its flay of three years among(' us, by the hand forne manner in which its &partial e 14 11/.llCrd in the Cenetttl Orders of the Garritim, and (.1 . which I fend NOU the folk wing Copy:— . Head name. . Covernto• nt Voittr. ;• . 19,1. • li.tiorCtre n d Dosk having reac•••• t•• • •,, , ea • I , "re•r kmd . lbe 41d Light I otam ry to 1 Wand, lb• 1•1•1 do in t olace to Ti• ° ( " 11 ••••• •'weal cc v•• the nterit• et that t einutsc carps, wkre be not to cent. to. tv..mt It arprobarion ‘•.; the tecittplary r•oleondthl of the ft •uneta floe.' it has hero water hi. advs. ,! • . r nr i n &esp. at era iit to Colonel Sttott•rt. ned %i.. k• I -a-. ‘.lco refpeelt‘• e••rnnutneled t• ; • " olt;1' otertied. Whot the orderly :rd •n.rarate en.!uct eta the Crap-ere make ?raw der•e+rav • W.' ••1• t ••• the inh.intarls al the Wand, as well a• to the Ma ,`• Comewe.,),ng; who will Dot Sail to lay the tante !velure h+• k• h• h for COW mintier in and. " 17.i1 Order to be read at the head of etcry rcgi- Roca drtartinteot to the (Sigr.ed) .. J. C • oft!. blakx W Grigg a" . . , • IVAUTIC:fI IIiTEAL/G1 Cl 4- .1 MAILS THIS DAY...—WIndH. N. It.• •aa. Due. Dublin o o Hamburgh Waterford a a Amt. Ina. 0 •1 • TOI/1811. FAL 19.—His Majeßy's gun brig • ILII• slat got under weigh this afternoon. about two o'clock, with the wind at N: F.. and re‘cbed on to the Southward, when Ike miffed Rays, and sent on &ore near the Berry Head ; and i; bleared, Ike will go to pieces to•night : the crew. with the afGßance of the people on fhore, were Caved. • Porrsrsourn, Faa. 20.—Sailed the karate and Matta; Roops of war on a cruize t—David Scott, Fame, Thames, and the Sir William Denney EaR Indiamen„ for Plymouth. Arrived the CARYSFOLT frigate, and the CRAILLOTTS fchooncr from the Lai ward. The Duirsorin frigate, Capt. nom nitrous. will fail to.mortow to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Ms trost Ls s, frigate, Captain - 01. Iv aa.. on' d cruize off HaVre. _ _ _ DIAL, Fla. so.—Wind N. N. E.Sailed the Csatsioat frigate, with the Melee:onus or Bu rsa Eaft Indiatnan, and feveral other cotteara hotind velfeh wider convoy to the weffward, and the RATLEIL _iloop of war on a cruise off the Teiel. tensain in the Down! the reft of His Majaarr's [hips as per laa. • Busauss, Fss. so.—Arrived his Majefly's !hips IPsr 'LOPS, B ,Scovaos,lisauss,andGstoo, with the M gun-brig. The Csayaroa+ hu alto arrived, and failed again for Portfmonth to be docked. A Court Martial affettabled on ()bard the Mioictuas foi the trial of Captain Biotin : Hi-or, of the Penelope, adjourned till thi! day . —the lenience isnot yet known. , : • PROM LLOYD'S LIST. ' thLayseierir, Pia . to.--rased by the Myr Maretretts,N Itter, • fear Antwerp% Swan, ---, &o r b H a ed e t i . j a m s ,. 1 1 11 " 011218 ; 1140 9 , " -- 1 Wear liadetta tesactie. Hooka kw Punta, Fos; Vaal Zlimaltsth. Vrow %Interior, —, and Friendlhip, Napa. &Ns dame the Part, Skinner, saran Oadtta Chid. for lfew Teat. —--- - • - • 0 es. Feb. Fiend, blogetbele, of this tart ina left at tin lab Weenaber, few !seines below Cart Chat. ti the tine it. Lawneceo-Ornr favaL The MEI", NA et Mtwee , The Lads. On at Flew .Freshinwe aw ark- Maw, iambics. at Barbados' ken &MIL Enloe. Peilletbwalte. at Cott frees Orde. The Elisabetb. Matideeb. at Filmesth hem dhte. Tbe Swam, Law, at &Mel frees Mex. Srb ant. - - - • Fin. Teefday afternoon the Rdebe. Captain Stabler. fetid from Leith Roads, far jennies. The Gotha, a I Swsdifh garnet. from Getteohurp, bound fat Filberrow,is way 10& eras fared. On Saturday lad. the Peggy and hobo, from intrenstfs to Leith, was fuok near Westyfs, and an as used pe• AMA We aro foray to learn kern Aberdeen, that la she gale of 14 ittardaysigit, the ham. of lave:rods, from London, with goads, went on Own at Deo Mouth. and sh on board perUtted. iron of the bodies were found in the Dip. The pods are partly faved,tmq gnogb damaged. The fame night the Belpre, of Abets dens, was put oo am at Cowie, near Stoneham ; the new fat ed. The veffel has One gone to picem CAPTURES 13Y THE FRENCH. A toter from fallow Rates. that the Englifh flap Loins °torn Blauti.commandedin Coptaio John Km, which failed from Bar !redoes with about 5:.4 Dutchmen taken prifonen at Serbian and Demarara, was wrecked two leagues to the South of Teakhe. Near too perfone are laid to have perifhed.—,Afehirevr, lash, Fei.t. The Engialla flip Sophia, of . ado tons, from Demerara, with a cargo of (agar, coffee, and cotton, has been captured by the &Ilona privateer. of Boardeaux, and carried into that port.—Mmismr, FA 5. The Adolphe privateer, of Boulogne, has captured near Cape Benzins, and carried into Calais the Engllfh verd the Flying Fill, of toretillM, of a to tuns harshen, having on board eleven men and two Enalidt officers of the enflame. This veif..4, from the matt of Guinea, with a cargo of gum and other mochandize, had beat captured by a pri , att.cr, of Bourdeaux, and afterwards re taken by so Englifh %did, l.nd earned to Englatd. She was pro ceeding to Loudon when the Adolphe privateer fell in with her.— Mositeur,Feb. 7. The Bothers of Ruertengh, belonging to Leith, from the Mack Ses,boand to London. is captured by a French privateer of 6 guns asd so men, and carried into a port of the Morca. The Happy Return, Hirridgr, front Lyme for Leedoo, is on more near Margate, but is caprdted to be got off. - - • - The RaCer, A!len, Cram Carmarthen for Weymouth, wan to tally IA near Plymoath on the tech The Ann, Harper, from the liver Jande for London, it on more in that river; cargo landed. The Hezham, Maillton, from Lend= for Lubeck, is totally loft near Barth, ant ad the crew. _ _ . •- • A letter from Stromoefs, dared the tit February, lays," During (metal days paft a rat number of fir lor have been drove on core on the ifland. of Southronaldfluy, Flotta, Walls, and (ohm of the South Ifles of Orkney, from which there is great reafun to fuppolc that (ore frnm the Battle has been lately wrecked about the Pentland Sisert.Ls, but no dircovery has been yet made whzt the vafel was." --- Lire CURT.—Extra of a Letter from Aldetton, near Wood bridge, dated Feb, 14.—‘ On Senday, fume time in the night, the 1'a117.3 brig, from hhi:lds, coal laden for London, Lewis lames I.tvir.:fton Metre, Intorgfog to George Lawton and Matter, eat= on %ore and funk off Baw.ifey; In the morning her fituation was difeuvcred 1.7 Licut,rant Hades, of the Royal Navy, who took cv, I y Pup I.c eouf,!. :id after much difficulty the Life Boat was lacrtehed, but tido and wind were fo ftrong agalnft Mm and hit r, w, the heft Inc could niuftcr. a very ind:fftrent one. he was forced to come on fh-re. A fecund attempt was =du, but the fea tau to high, !hat all eget-tines were vain, and for the moment obliged to ,;:re up. Upon confaltation. and a frets (apply of lea men haring arrived, it was refulved, if poflltile, to accomilifli the end ; I ant harpy to sy, we Inceceded to the belt of our wifhes, and, in dcfLutre showt inhnnountable difficulties, had the fa thfaition of looting Lae on More five men, two boys, and one woman, the chi...frau of wham were all but rzhasftcd. Yellerday the difpatches for the Davi/ Secar,bonnd to Bombay, ant thole for the Thames to St. He lens and Cliin were finally doted at the Eaft India Houle, ani dclircred to their refpeßite Parfet-6:—. PAIL;"MIR. per 1)* VI at SCOT I' :I% , tefflll. C. Arrlftrill‘ and W. Patann, Allitre•Surrons; Meir.. J. 3 Barisfor.f, J. Dm. r.ey, R. c. Priddy. R• Hirrifrm, W. Hntei. and S. Hughes. Ca da.; Mr. John Niarallt ; istra. E. J. Pala; htlika D. rallmer.and f. R. Pi„:. - - - - Prf rig bus 14crikec Wra,r. fur ct. Helena. - - Additional diredions ate ifoed to the revere' Offi • cers commmuling the Signal Stati , ins en the coati. to ufe the uttnA yigdan:t in looking nut for the enemy% !hips that may harricn to aprircrach the [hum and to hoc n u time its cammunicating the Cone in the ne,i , edt i•Ti;itary Officer. The fevers! bomh-redels fitting for fca at Wild e-16 And bertturd TiA to ?Ake 141 tb;:ard a party of intoner limn 1t••m u At rcn, for the put of facilitating the War.. z of the prix on boArii thy:6 'Clem OLD nimEr. Yegerday the Gorebos, who were 'committed to 'Neitatedfter tbeir.,final eramin,ation at Both-greet, wete p* to the Bar, and the Clerk of the Arraigns hennaed . , tbeaschat they flood indieted for a capital *tenet in. the county of Oxford, to be tried.. for which they' would be, removed by Hates arias to Oxford. The Prifontrs thes) bowed and retired they were both - dread in Mack; and condueled chensfelves.orderly. Yobs Smith, alias Ran, wet %di - fled for felonionfly healing a (liver tea fpnon. and a pair of (dyer flier tong', the prop erty of Stephen Kinfey„ ilt appeared n evidence, that on the 3oth.of Jean ary latt, the Prifonet went to the houfe of the Profe -• 'tient, who keeps the Imperial Hotel. Covent•garden. aid called for breakfalt ; he was accoidcngly . fiipplied ' with tea, paid foe the fame, and was going out. when the waiter fufpefting him,. ran to examine the ids board, and dircovered that the fpoon and tongs *ere gone ; he immediately foikliyed him into the Meet, procured an officer, and the prifoner was tikes "lite cuflodf I being hatched. the property was found bis pofrelTon, and the fame, on being produced in ' Court. was Pr was identified by ofeeutOr. The prifoner made. no defence, nor Called any Witneltet. The Jury fonnil him—guilty. • • Oorge Meadow's. an offiee,r belonging to the Cuf tilts, was inctifted for felonionfly healing three pieces of nankeen. a quantity of tallow candles, and fevers! ...anieles. the peopeetrof Adam Johann, aa4 William Martin. • Adam Johann hated, that be was Captain of the Nymph Welt Indianian. On the ;Bth of lap month Asa him was lying in the baron of the Wet Docks at • • kwall,, and the Filmset was on board of Witnefs having ociafion to go out of the'vellel, left the prifoner in his cabin, in which there was a boi diem open, containing three pieces of nankeen. a cantos nut. two African (bawls or (,Dies, and various other articles of foreign goods, On his return the things were miffing, and the prifoner was gone; Witnefs Could not Cigar to fosse nankeen which was produced, made up in tailors yowlers, nor to a quantity of tallow, Charles- Hogan, a Thames Police Officer, raid he took the pgi(oner into cullotly in White Horfe-lane, Wltitechapel s the latter had a bundle with him, containing a cocoa nul l forrie tallow candles. and a Ora nankeen trowfers. Witnefs apprehended the prifoner on fufpicion. Peter, a black, laid, he was Captain Johnfon's fervant; he remembered the nankeen trowfers, and believed them to be a pair he had cut out for his malter,ibut could not hq pofitive they were the fame.. From the fimilarity which the property found on the prifuner bore to other foreign prodations. none of it could be identified; the Jury, therefore, ac quitted him. Elovior Hodge: was indieted f6r felonioufly healing a. great coat and a handkerchief, the property of John Neal. The prifoner was an elderly woman , employed t o look • after the Profecutot's children, during which fervice, file took away the property mentioned in the indi6ment, and was afterwards taken into cultody in Holbo: n, with the Profeeutor's wife's handker chief on her head. The Jury found her—Guilty. Ada Edward; and Ann Fletcher were found guilty of healing a quantity of linen, the property of a law deers, named Smith. jofetb Gardner was indiAed for healing a five pound, a two pound, and a one pound note, the pro perty of Alexander Sanderfon. The profecutor is a tea-faring man, who lodged with the prifoner, in Kent-greet, Borough.. The prifuner arofe at four o'clock oft the morning of the 3th inflant, leaving the profecutor in bed, who, on rifing b at fix o'clock, found his clothes had been taken away. He found all his clothes (his thin excepted) r.utfide of the room door, and, on examining them, the notes in queftion had beim taken from his breeches pocket. He informed his landlady, who went with him to a houfe in Whitechapel, where the prifoner was fecured. An officer (earthed him, and found in his pocket a duplicate of a fliirt, which proved to be the profecutor s, but only a few fhillings in money were found on him. He told the profecutor, on be ing taken, that if he would forgive him he would re- Rote him his property —Guilty. Ann F,lwarde and !inkblot were charged with felonioully healing, on the Igth of January, a quan tity of wearing apparel. the propeity tit Mary Smith The profecutrix, it appeared, is a lauildrefs, and keeps a mangle ; the prifoner Hutchins, came to her place with Come trifling articles to .et mantled. She had occafion to leave the pl..cc (or a thou time where the prifoner Hutchins waited ; when the re. turned, the prifoner went away. and lhortly after the milled the articles laid in the tndin mem. She was, however, traced, and in her apartment were found the two mit:sers ; upon Ann Edwards' mann a pawnbroker's duplicate was for f.,me of the articles. In thou, the evidence upon the whole, was 11101 as induced the Jury to find both the prifoners Afarzarrt 7;,1 min was charged with feloninufly Healing a feven chilling piece the pt.:petty of Tho mas 'Carter. The prifoner, it appeared, lived as fervant with the pinfecutor. The (even lhillmg piece in rpiedion was taken from a drawer in which hc kept lonic each, and at the time contained to the an )) tof ten gui near, in halt guineas and fcven Ihilhng pieces. One afternoon he gave the pi Wooer leave to go to a chril tening,and loud atter the went he mitred the fevcn (haling piece. A conflable was brought, the prifo ner was fent for and &arched. and the piece of coin found in her pocket ; the profecutor had marked gold a fhort time previous. which enabled him to istentifv the (even (billing piece—it was fanher oden• tined by a Mr. Weaver, ion in law to the prokcutor, who particularly defcribcd the mares it L•ire. It appeared the prolectitor lit greatly for the pri. fatter at the time, and, previnns to her t i rp:itt , lTe for confinement, would make her take come ter:Omura at a neighbouring eating hniife. Po. r thing! he Lawn not what treatment (he night experience isht , c the was going ; he firm I to think Inn:felt .blc to att as he had done by I,cr, and lie 1,..J the rnefi la vo^table opinion of her pi :titans to this incident. The jury deliberated I . •rne time upon the cafe at length they pronnerced a erdin of—`:.a Giiiity. yawn P. a:' was f ir fir 1.71 b wright of tea. TAL:: tLL the ci..r...stv Itta.fr laaderfon Mars. Todd The goods MelTrs. - Todd lighter, forthe Union. The w Amer, proved and that they n.._ con4e7ed alongflie tie Union, lying tumble a chef end another to &foaling a rot the mate of 'which the prifoner roving of the Union, • ' feed, indter flow Sailors hunting watch, flyer watch, with ty of John r e ovrthar Chamberry. • ' Barnard Chamberry, Rated that his had delivered I militorydoty, noon. He pat the Feathers ). *ROM prifoner a.. wlosia he Raid until Hkaisti perfealy fa' ait'he became tato, together as (-- his manir's bat fie' recollected his tnitGag his morning at knew not. William Anthony, the prifoner on Meath -_ in Crown-court. P^, James's found a fdrer -- Montafh broker. fwore pledged thee. Kr. Warren, Der brought guru 161. for, of =ANT. \ broker's Guy. Abraham creator aad priforier corraboramd , ree • pr Otter unable to (peak The following Murray. for r nora Sullivan, Davifon and other articles ' per ; G. Wli, il n, tun ; Rob. star fundry articles. The whole through. the 1 ceeded to pars capital conviits George Smltly ' Joie Kemp, Mary Madam. for mivatcly Reams Jame Heath, for robbing a ihlp ; Richard Anderion, for a burglary is the bask of Adam Tisk jeweller% is the Haymarket; George Doosaittsmit, for a burglary in the bulk of Mink Tell, a public= ; John Smith, alas Lacey, being twice esaviasd as a exerimi• natty of bate coin ; and Mr. Robert effiktt for defrauding the Bank of Eng land to the extent of seciol. The RICO/DSIL then addreffed them in his aced impreffive manner, and without making any particu lar aileron as to the enormity of any of their offence% pronounced upon them the awful fentence of death. Mr. Aftlett, to all appearance, feemed perfealy refigned to his fate. When afked what he had to lay why judgment of death &odd not he pallid upon him ? he anfwered, a Nothing; 1 refign my fell to my fate." He never looked up the whole time the Race:mole was addreffing him, and left the Court under great perturbation of mind. He appeared, however, to he in filch a weak flare of bay. as to require occafionally fame (mall degree of fripport.; J. Cook, A. Chen, Pat. Hughes, Benj. Ifaaes, J. Botremly, J. Jones ' Rob. Hazard, Mary &sopran i Jas. Claapmaty G. Criggl. Jas. Oren. Janet Macao ven, J. Brown, P. Connor. Jane Davifon. Ann Tioey, J.)f. Gardner, and G. Wilfon. were ordered to be traniported f or the term of feven years. Ann M•Carty. for having forged notes in her pof. I.Cion, and A. Burn. for receiving Ravi goods, to be tranfported for fourteen years ; is to be tappet'. foned in Newgate; t 7 in the Houle of Correaion i Cierkenwell ; three to be publicly and one privately whipped. The judgment of J. Palmer, for uttering a forged Bank note, was relp.ted, the cafe being left for the opinion of the Judges. Thomas Roberts and Jofeph Collins, who were conviaed on Saturday lad, ri embezzling the pro- perty of his Majefty, in the Navy Office, in S. , merfet. bottle, were brought to the tsar and informed that their judgmelst was arreßed till next Sefßrns. The Salons then adjourned to the s Ms of April. The following paupers were ordered by the Court to he removed to the gaols of the counties where the offences had been committed, viz. W. Clark and H. Mark., to Hertford. Arch. M.Tria alias M.Duff, W. Beedle, and R.sGrofvenor, to lictu. T. Hotrod Atli J. Gibfon, to Surrey. On Sunday about one o'clock, a gentleman of Hackney, while walking on the Downs. between Hackney and Sti.ke Ncwir.gtrn, was acculted by a perfon who prefrnted a knife and demanded his mo ney. The gentleman gave the villain what money he had about him, and his watch, but a pel fOn com ing up iocn after, the gentleman pointed out the robber, who had not gat out of light. He was then purfved. and another perfon joining in the chace s be Wdell fciaed and lodged in the case. Brfore he leas apprehended, the pet lons who purfned him, fair hies J. op th e watch, which was pi..t.cd up. From die islet:ming a knife, he is tuppofcd to be the fame der pet adii w ho Lately committed feveral robberies in the fields near IlLngtnn.—He time yeiterday m‘th as lanus.aht a.• .04 ft-Lur . . • . 1 .^..• - . , 0 • .• ... ' • - •,;• •• -;'... r. . r- , .f. and in =thee Mugs the PEOPaI• * d and Co. • ' • • ' ' s were delivered frees the Warthog& •ef, d and Co. on board the-Gain he purpore of being [hipped on - whatdeger ' at Red•lion wharf, Timm* d that the goods Were I , • . 40at . y had been pot on board +. _. .., • . °petit the Albion. A yea • • , ying near the Albion, o:feria a 4a r: tit of tea into the water from dito . to put it is a boat mid retV • a ,Wiatt . robbity,ove the alarm to tha' , which vcUl got into a bOat• and ressmi: riming away with the'tea. TlM'itallist In, who had obferved the i P - ' ' 4 4 over lull fight of him . Warn was iodides' for deals 4 a.. .tch, with a gold feel, valtiCael. asid a • ri with a metal foal, ratite al. rfie_proper- Lowther Johnilone, Erg. 10 Barnard , . . 3vemberry, fervent to Cap tain joballeosse, , us mailer, who is a Captain in the Games ih :el his .1 watch to him on his go oa, ty, 00 the 7th of Februatt, in the put the watch in his pocket, and treat s public hoofein St. James's, where 'he otter and ahother oftle friends, and With aid until one o'clock nest movtheg. • feftly fnber, but on is etominglato dm , me istoxicated eery instill i—tbey= tar as Leiceiter-fquare, where. he ' Watch and his own ; he Was intoxicated, DTheded their having had words.prior to . his watch. He found hiasfelf the Max his lodgiags, but bow be terdllieb'he Anthony, a police Aker, . on theph of February, at a heads' 2 : mart, St. James's; and on Me; , er watch, and a duplicate of ' matter, fisopman to Mr. ' era - • ire to the prifoner being_ the *Min. had swatch on the 7th of February. ' .. . _ Ten, a hair drelfer, dated, that the prids. ' ot a goillwatch to him, which be fold ha w. but 'rinsed to difpofe of it, being ihort Wits& dal directed him to the pawn- . nAlgae* irairin•compsusy with the pro- ! prifoner at the Feathers public horde, and td the profecotor's account. • . over made no defence, beings Sirede t and peak Englifh.—Guilty. • awing were convicted of Monies, via. L. sr dealing twelve bottles of ;ad port; 11‘ 20, for dealing a (ilk handkerchief; Jane ° • ad Ann Toney, for Pealing` a gown and les ; T. Patmore, for dealing telb. of pep. Ilion, for Pealing a piece of printed cot- „ • Stapleton, for Sealing a boa, containing ides. iole of the ballad's having. been •goss. , . he Recoaose, in the anal twaimir; pro. pars fenteace of Death apoithifelhewmg; ivies : ilti, far returning from trunfipseradis g • bhe bureaus; . • lace. for plivately acaliss g ( rk, for rabbi* a Iblp ..A.a.w. tn. . §......... in the Mar endear. rid'.