Star. — London, England, 1804-05-29 00:00:00

. INTELLIGENCR. • . MAILSTIUSDAY,...WWd&ir. ass,' Dos. AIM bur. 1 I lisadoriS o I o s Gouoistrek o 0 ?Please's, May 25.—YefterdaT morning, the imaaer of a timing boat brought iotalligence that he (poke the Sir Andrew Hammond Wett Indiaman, Goo:owls, and two others, names unknown, on Tuef. the led illy OM the ICI' ayi MIA k of able teal day Taft, off the Lizard. on their voyage home from Jamaica ; all. well, and that they had parted with the left of the fleet a few days before in thick' weather.-- The Aeries has failed on a mite. and the Paovt. Duce cotter has arrived from Scilly.-.-All this, and. the pare day, it has blown Itrong at from about W. S. W. to W. N. W. with flying (bowers. PORTSMOUTH, Mar aB.—Came up from Cowes the Ajaz tranfport with too troops on board for Guernfey. Came into harbour his Majefty's (hip Me L eonean. Ns Majefty's (hip AMBUSCADE has fired a gun, and tooled her topfails, the wind coming round to the S. S. E. P. S. The wind is veering round to the Eaftward, and all here are in a buftle getting Off. peat., May aB.—Sailed the Votcano bomb on a cruise Oche French eoaft ; Earl Howe, Sir Stephen Luffiingtoo, Admiral Gardner, and Charlton Eaft Indiamen for the River. Arrived the Attestsa and Illvonationev gun-brigs frog a cruife. and remain in ebb Downs with the "eft of his Majefty's (hips as per Wt, with the copper, armed, and navy traofports. mid a fleet of outwaed.bound each. Wind South. Meatiness. Mar sB.•-The Aztas has come down the Weer: and gone to the Nore ; and the Paasaus bomb vete' has been futveyed, and found unfit for his Majefty's (mice t he is expeited to be paid off in te few days. Tice Tammy brig has failed for the Driest. The Maim and JSCIieLL have been taken not ordoek. The Istsmarattve.Captain Owes; and the Passion Captain BIOOIIIIITOII. have arrived. The ATLAS it paid, and will fail to morrow or iirAt . day. :• q Hattwses. Mar 5y...-The Lark Polk Office packet, .7.4 Captain Dims, and the Prince of Wales, C.aptain 11111A111,- Lifted yeftenlay, immediately upon the sr ; algal of the mails from London ; the - former for , and the latter for Hulltm„ with • the iffilactZirgreand Bremen mails. A large fleet of llollters • arrived !tom the Northward. bound to Lon -4 don and the ports to the Weftwatd. Etsorrens 13.—Yetterday the Royal Char . • 4 jotte brig attired, with a fleet, from Long Hope.— ;.:-; The Hermes and Prince of Wales failed the 9th, with the homeward bound . ..deli, and returned yeterday, .; Wowing hard from the wetiward. The Meanwell, ei of Nen-cattle, Rosso, Was ciaptufe dthe 13th soft. 4 at Bergen, by a Dutch brig, of 16 guns, and burnt. .4 Wind N. W. blowing hard. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZK MONEY. • The Anion, for the capture of the French frigate la Frarehife, 111 Th et, wiu be pad ads day at No. a, Little Scotland-yard. ,4 4 , The Lyn:. for the apart of Sc Mentor. and recapture of •af the Frinadlkip. Jose 17. aod Ansi! 8, 1798, will be paid ore Tttwony doe 7th of June, at 140- 7, Walbreok. To tie Cfropiow, for the capture or the Saadi& convoy, In Veforrat with ths Squadron under the commad of Commodore Lawiceril, lay t, aryt, • dinribwiao will be wade en Thuridey the 711 Whim, at Guest Ceorrea- Walsall:ller. Tn Nie hired curter Clwyeedowa. for the capture of the Anna •.-b Morn and blealallng. Dec. 3 , 1799. and Jan. tl, tsoo, a than -44 Imam Will be made ten at the (ante place. Si, To the Coop Plover, for thecapture of the Swedilh convoy. July t and a. Mt a CHlisiStition will be made on Friday net. ▪ me tit of June, at No. ca ptur e cis inn ki 'The Dais, for the e French brigs la Prudence end le Neptune, June t and di, 1803, will be paid on board the Doris ou ha arrival In poet. 7 1 FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ru a ygigno, Mar 211....Pairtd by, the Themes, wail; and Trolly, Fraser free? Jastaks ; Niger, Linden, from Honduras; et. Thock 41. nom St. Amkro; Fl Scads, frObl Feraaspl Mester. ; Lively. Smith; Akaanda, Strew; Pony &coed, ?tulip.: and Thee Brattier*, Peak!. from Ow• to.--Salkd the Vrow Elisabeth, Meyers; and Telt Cidanwlrrs, Ma. for Toosiagoa. $ Sunset, Creek, the Zama, bautsuee. Iron. • ; Wielfina. Of Dec.', Sea Jaeph. be Cala, from Cadiz. At • Cowes, Elias Ann, Hauls, from Senegal; George, Greenough, • from. Feeamp ; and Lucretia he errata, Nem Tat. At Falmouth, Two Ilmehess,.-, from Intrigue. As Liverpool. %Talmo:eland...a—, and Alexander, hem Tel aids's! ; Fair Tradsr, Wright. from Madams ; fitaana, Bur : tows, from South Co dine ; Apollo, Cummings. from Doreimks.; .1. Pay, and Arimlne, dm New Twit. At Dubai. Melts, from I.and , ei ; Coal! and the Mary. Iron.°pate. At Beikft,Lord Donner& Salm tem London. At Villas, lards, Rolelfs, from dltse. At New :mm.23nd, David, Wilkinias, from Poole and the Owthlrirts . Lauder, frown Liverpool. At Oporto, Primeefs Royal, Noreen, from Newfoundland. At Bourn, Units, Whom, from Clyde; and the Caroline, Galt. from uverpost. At Philadelphia. Coal sacra, , from d.uct V e er end Aliee, from Clyde; Durum. Huard ; and the , Vaasa, from I.m&n. At Bahl :norm Coward, Maim, from London. At Jamaica. Chameri, • Nudibt, from ditto. At Cbariatown , Carekom Watt, from Li verpool ; and the Scant, Hammond, from BriCol. Thu Joie. 141noss, from Hell, Is uttered by the Dutch prt rawer Marla, lk Vrks, and carried into the Teal on the is Mama TM Ariadne, from Livapool to Attica, to taken by the Dutch Stip le Hose, fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope, captured off the mak of Angela, and carrisa at. Buenos Ann. The Fire of Aberd,en. Martin, from Sunderiand to Aber. doss, Y etaptantd by the Ds Ecr, and canted into Mumma. The Difputeh, Oviey, from Liver p o ol to Copenhagen, ir cap tured by a Dumb privateer, and earned auto Holland. The Harep,itemolds, from Charkiluon fur London, it put bnoVO;lnia in Mem& TM Lord Doman, Alderfon, front Landon, bound at. St. Yin tent's, was captured oo the 4th of February lot, off liarboduct, adid is bappoted w be car:iodine° Goodaloups. The Jutto Anstrican (hip put into the Cape of Good Hope, in confequeoce of a violent dillemper which raged among the crew, and was embargoed from the 79th Nor ember to the s3d of JActi.lry. Left there the following American velar, that had a'fn been detained by the embargo : Ships Hamadan Newell, of &Rms. foe Sumatra ; Hampden, Tlinsinfaa,af data, for (MIAs of Prance 4 Scam, ?age. of Sa lem, for iicosvia ; Lomita, TWiaghtift, of liattlentwe for Batavia ; hihnuoZog, of aid for New York ; Betio Serprisc, of ptai hia, for Calcutta ; irtersitiott, Ocarina:Ws. of I.ra. Mhts)llor Comps ; the lbw Meyer.. Mot, a ratan, at S.mon's play...llstiad in emvp.en. *tip Lachangs, of Mew Beaferei, as • vfloallayg woman, Capeali dead. enmetwoulail by the Mum hound of Trifle& a r Atualla ; Frig Lovell We. WAIA•r. of Inajatfri phi., from Batavia, for Comes t 141 company with the Loved.. Lafa until the ph of /Omer I potted La las 113. Ilk. 9. W. ail web IMT.If KEG' THEArri Saturday a new Comedy, fmto the pen of Mr. T. som, was produced at this Theatre, under the title of Guilt} or net Gay? The principal ehardters are— Lori - Mr. Mica's. Edmond Rigid - - Mr. ELLISTOIC Major exiles - = Mr. It. Pattiz& 11/4.B:dance - Mr.Caa►ra U. Chutes Satinet - - Mr. Pa Lama. jolt. Sir Harry Prager - Mr. Da Carr. Lady 'Rigid Mn. F. WOODPAU. MIL WAILD. Ml. OttIIANL - ?Alfa Wooarau.. Mra. Mom - Mrs. St Mn. Balance Suzette Sophia • NEM' • The (tory is taken from FONTAIIIe• Novel of Mel ; and on the opening of the piece, we are' t it o that the Hero of it, Educed, has been espelled the univerfitv, turned out of the army with difgrace, atrociated with gamefters abroad, and that, on his re. turn home, he had attempted the life of his father, and the honour of Lord ftid's fecond wife: the (educ tion of an amiable young woman (daughter to a ve teran officer) is alto attributed to him t and loch is the terror infpired by his very name, in the village where he Yellin, that he is obliged to live in a date of per fat feclulion. His father, with a view to reclaim him, propofei to him a wife. and introduces him to his ward Sophia, and in doing fn, becomes involved in a duel with her lover, Sir Harty ;—Eaksood inter feres, and this event tends to a full explanation of his condu&, and he is unite 4 to the Major's daughter. As a light Comedy, this Piece is, we thiiie, &pc liar to any of Mr. Dieois's former produaions. It is replete with humour, interell, and morality. Loft night it was performed for the fecond time to a crowded Wide, and loudly appleuded. A man advertifes for "a wife who is expert in feat, semomm," meaning nothing more than what people mean every day, when they marry a woman — to pay If their dokr. It appears doubtful from the fpeeches in the Tribu nate whether France is (till to retain the name of Republic. No one will deny that filches as jug a title M it under her Emperor as the bad under her Caviar. MATILIALS TOL COlitleltaTloll.—All that are wanting for the fira Emperor of the BOII•PARTI Dynagy, it may nut be ufclefs to tell him how inge nious men have fupplied fueh difficulties. When Mr. W ntrvaltLD built his Tabernacle in Tottenham-court road, all the Bifhops refufeci to con ferrate the ground. At the very fame time the wall of St. Andrew's church-yard gave way, nest to 6hoe-lane, and a great number of waggon loads of earth were carried off. Mr. Wit 'Twit LD purchafeJ this, and !prink:el it over his Tabernacle Yard, and by these means reconciled his followers to it as a burying ground. The Duke of Noaroax raturned to town yefterday from Arundel Cagle. Sir Romer and Lady Ottawa arrived in town yenerday, from his mother's houfc at Eprom. The Dual of Yoac give a grand dinner yeller day to a Idea party of faationables, at his houfe, rottman4quare. The Earl of Sarros had a grand dinner party yef ter day, at his horde in Grofvenor fquare. Lord Mammals gave an elegant dinner at his feat, Lady HEATNCOATB'S rent, Grnfvennr•fgnare. lab night, was numeroutly and falltionably attended. Lady likta moron gave .a grand concart fall night to a large party ud fathioaables, at her houfe in Berkeley-fguare. The Conntefs of Ross tv r's concert latl night, in St. James's-fguare, was very falhionahly attended. Lady Tors gave a grand (upper fall night at her houfe in Great Cumberland-place. The Counters of BUCRIN ONAIRIN IRS's grand route was numeroully attended on Saturday night. The company began to alienable fnon after nine, but he majority had not art ived until the opera was finilbcd, when the magnificent (Wit of rooms in Buckingham fairs Haute were thrown open, and difplayed a molt brilliant teens of youth, beauty, and Wiliam. A con cert of amateurs was intended, but did not take place. The ditappointntent was,:howaver,ansplycompenfated by the enchanting tones of Lady EMILY STRATFORD and Mr. SMITH, who fang livers' duah with exqui fits tale.—At twelve o'clock an elegant collation was fared in a new and extraordinary ftyle, under bail kets cf flowers fupported upon pedettals. 'This was the device of the elegant hullers. whore fancy was never exertifed with more happy elicit. In the fplert did circle of the night were the Duchelfesot BOLTON and Morraoss, the Marquis and Marchinnefs of SA 11031:R T, MAFOttiOneff of HIRTTORD, Earl and Counters of Hatteou RT, Earl and °wrath of List s ates, Lord and Lady Mortar and WARD, Lord and Lady MILIOURNI, Lady STIWART, &c. MR. TnaLivssoN's Mitscyateric—Great preps• _ • . rations are making at Foley-houfe. for the cutting Mafquerade, which is fired for to-morrow evening ; but Iltould the weather prove unfavourable it will be pnaponed. From une tl,oufand to twelve hundred tickets will b• iffued. As the honk, although carotid, well adapted for the purpufe (being very fpacious), cannot accommodate fo large a party, temporary rooms have been creßed in the gardens. Direlly fronting the fouthern fide of the mantien, a theatre, upon an estenfive plan, has been etaled, which is fitted up with feenery, a green•room. and every reqn:fite to render it ufcful and commodious. About twelve o'clock the theatrical reprefentations are to commence with a ifehr-Dralas, called the /a iLsCatim 6f Beaaper:e. The objea of the piece is a borlefque upon the late proceedings in France. The performers are all to be amateurs of diAinc tinn; and from what we have heard, the characters will not be indifferently fupported. Mars. P. bls. rause, CH•11 R. C Colonel Atm. triton°, and Captain Bissaror, are, it is laid. be among the principals. A grand rapper is to he given at halt atter two o'clock, when a fccne will piefent itfelf (Worn wimeffed in this country at a private hoar. via. that of teeing above a thoutintl perfonr cantina feared at difcrent tables at the fame time. — About four o'clock the iireat hall will be opened. and the fame mod of diverlified amufemente are eapea , ed to take place as at the 1,11 asafquuadc, Tli. a Cosauy Fair, EVE. • Hail (cher Eve: (trendy mild; woo thee in a penfive lay What time on liampflead's heath), wed, • Theo' devious paths, my footfteps ftray I And all is bufh'el. and all fame, And Slyer moonlight tints the teen. 'Ti. Mines all; lave from yon brio, Sad Philmula tells her talc; Or Otter (whew the Co..ity lake; Or elitism woes the ear Arad Of Paikager, that's doom% to bleed, Or paly shells that Stria the deed: And hulk'; the herds : fare lows along • The ruminant, and full-eyed Cow ; And Wiled the various voice of Sung, Save thy (weet Mn! on hazel b-ugh ; Or where the tVoods with Owlets ring, And Bus the Bat, on leathern wing : Save barking of the village Cur; Save chanticleer that dreams of wort ; And foot of weary traveller, Cr gipfey buy, befprent, and torn, Scarce beard to echo from afar, At hyellekto a hreerse the air. Lo the pale maid! In wild attire, Her head on arellluerhite hand emitted, I law herby the village (pire, Her Wore hair floating to the wind, I law the droopeet lovely maid, Weep o'er the mentions of the dead. Fair mid! my batons bleeds fur thee, Pilling, and fad, and crofs'd in lave; For well I knew how 'tie to be— Alas! Thy piteous wail would move, 'lle heart of cold Philoropher, Or her, my plaintive lays prefer. Ye native fields, where Oxen team, Drags new-mown hay to runic fang; Where Parrot rolls his turbid Bream, Rapid, and Marti:, Seep Stores ekes ; I come with Mem, penftve pace, Your lonely, winding hanks moue; While moon-light Seeps epos the bIB 011ovely Radford; while the pride. Of batty Mao Iles Mall, wail ; Save where the ettfel AMIN db. tide. At wales is beard made the teen, The Healer's vulgar laugh obkeue. Or where the Cambrian IMOtttliAll frown. Umbrageous o'er the fees below ; (rift the proud feats (deem renown) Whether 1 view from fteepylerow, The elves' matte of waters deep, Or fearful whirlwinds (weep the deep ; 0 Eve ! my Sang Suit ever be Of bopekfs love; fad fou?ce of 11111 e.••• But 0 &Lite Nymph ! may neer to thee, My peerkfs fo Pour teithine car the plaintive (train, Or breathe the tender figh in vain. May ti, CRICIPT.—YeIerJav fennight, a grand ".Match of Cricket wa. play ed at I.ord's CficketGround, Mars la-Bonne, between eleven Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Woolwich Club, and eleven Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Mary-la-Bonne Club, for 500 gui neas a tide. MART-LA-BONN , . MST INNIMC4. ereufin INNI)l Of. soli run, Mr. Laurert 8 b. . 0. ,, r a as c. Ward Cu/ helaitlas.d 34 run .. t 2:3 ft umpt Mr. Sandi z b. Tuner • c b. Pat. fax Lord F. Beauclextt tz b. W.ird Az c. Ward Mr. Leicester IC) c. Humphrey I c li. l':ntefer Capt. ilcckttt 9 r....ti out 14 b. Ward Capt Upton o b. Tierney 19 c. Tierney Mr. Blair 3 b. Ward o c. Ward Hampton 6 not out i z b. t'cotefas Co/ Onilow o h. Ward 1 C Humphries Caps-OW:low 2 b. 'Tierney 3 not out Dyes S 4 ....By —l6B Tierrery J. Catli 3. Ward Pentefax WOOLWICH. o b. L. F. Beau-led b. 1.. F. Beauektk • b. Hampton o b. Hampme 30 IVO alit I 4. :V:r. :Mitt b. Hampton o Mr. Loioetter o e. Upton 0 not ui:t 3 e. LJ. F. E. au lab o lA. Fcaockrk o MO nUt 6 ftumpt s Mr. Smith I e. Mr. Smith TS b Hampton s ftuntpt o b. Ditto 3 b. Hampton I not 001 0 b. Lord F. B. 2 Lewis Favirgtoo Ward Van W. Ward Humphrey Cook Dyes -7 0 Mary-la-Bonne Won by 137 rum. TRINITY MoNDAY.—Yaerday, according to an• nual cultism on this day, the Elder Brethren of the Trinity met at their hot& r Mr. Ply?, Sir Arintsw StI•TS HASIMOND, Lord HOOD, Sir J. COLPOTS, and feveral other public men were alto at the Trinity Houle, at ten o'clock in the morning, where they had an elegant !Ajax:. They proceeded from thence to hongatertiairs, from whence they went in feveral barges to Deptford. They there landed at the Alms houses, and went to church, where they had prayers and heard a fermon, as mtiral. After that they re turned to town by water, as before. The feveral Ships and veffels upon the Thames had their cclnurs bodied on the occasion, and many faloted them, he tiring of guns or by clicerirg as they patted up and down. When they had returned, they went to the London Tavern, where a tnoß excellent d;ntirr was prepared. In the cnut le of the evening the comp .ny were joined by the two principal Secretariesn(State, the Firit Lord of the Admiral!), Lords HAWS ES• MIT and CAST Gs, and alicir d all die Princi pal Officers of State. When the cloth war removed. a great number of loyal and c toll ittriromil remits wet e drank. The rola.. however, ere Tbc Kbn— I it 42 . .. Primer. a % , 1 Ors— t ••,•, .e I` :rc- Old 1 rl'at.d—'l hr 'I ofthe7 iun,t 1 t!.: Woo&n W:1;• p•t.,,ertc) th, a In cnolerpierice of Trinity Monday happening to fill nn Mr. r's birth dr., the chair. and Captain jots Co rot. w, •el laaidenr.—Aki n. Dlrit. UM, PAC.I. ar.l SA• • , tr,te• ther rath Matlcr at..w, and Irme prr.trfri..,....: perfons, entertained *lit romp.ne will) their Tre..l power.. There were near 27, psrfins At the tables. ar the regui .and tarle nl the whJI: accommosi.tti.n did islatu.6 t to tie hug. DUBLIN, MAT 25. . A carious Wpm( conneaed with the arra of the Rebel General Raga, hm arifen in is city. An attorney, named &meat. teems to have been em ployed. in or about the time of the late infurreftion. by Major Silt, as a !feta kind of body, and having obtained fame remote information which enabled the Major and Mr. Via cm ot, a Magifleate. to alma Ruf fen, he fought to obtain the whole of the reward of fered fur the apprchen6on of the Infurreairmary Chief. Difappousted in this avaricious exywilladiaL Sire, (who, at the hazard-of his life, difaeMed std arreßed Ruffell), having got half the funs previa by Government, Emerfon, in an appial to the fob lic, complains that he got but five Linked pc:with - LI and he afferts M a memorial, to the truth of which he makes affidavit, that he was in the room when Rage!! was difa rrned and arre fled. In coot T idion of al., Ma jor Sirr and Mr. Mi c w have made oath bet..re Loaf) Mayoa, that Emerfon war 80$ is gee roots wtee she arro was wade, but entered it lion after. If the oaths of the informer and Major Sirr were merely op poled to each other, there might be a poffiality of the public jodgment being undetermined; but the oath of Mr. Mracm re, a moll refpeaable gentleman, being thrown into one frith: fcales, the inference is obvious and unqueftionable. Informers are, unhappily, fumetime. ufeful, and fhould be paid, hut it is not alone the ne,ceffity fir !Itch inaruments that is to be lamented, but the corruption of murals and nu/tith ing contempt of decency %Aida remain long after that neccffity is removed. Oh ! it is a fad thing. and debating to human nature, to fee in one day the price of blood become the objea of contention. and any perfonaffuming and pretending to the name of Gu tless*, violating, with Nyasa Glick and Piemore this the grave of the viectim which he had I *Mire you, the eirconslance has excited a very general fen fation of horror and difgua here, and I am glad that it does. for it (hews that the proud and enobling old distantly:if man have not been entirely obliterated by our cruel add unhappy cirri diffentiont. KILIKAINHAM SESSIONS, MAY 113. Biwa Byrne was arraigned on two indidinents for wilful and corrupt peri;iiry, at the profecuCon of the King through the Right Hon. the Earl of Rofcnin mon. The depofitions of the prifoner againft this No bleman at a former Salons were recapitulated in the arraignment, viz. that his Lordship, acceonpanie#l4 Mark Madden, Eiq. did ail - atilt, beat, batter, and abufe the prefent culprit at the gate of his Lordthip's demefne near Booteritown ; that his I,ordthip koeck ed her down, and that Mr. Madden beat her in the face, and with an unmerciful blow knocked one two *1 her teeth.. On their charges billsof incinihment were found againft Lord Rolcommern and Mr. Madden, who flood trial for the fame, and were both bottoms bly acquitted. The tit it indiement refulted from the alledged per jury committed by the culprit, on Woo wee evidence before the Seffions Court ; the fecund indittmeat was grounded on the lady's written examinations, (worn to before Wm. Greenthields, Eiq. a Magitirate for the county of - Dublin. Mr. G , for the culprit, moved to have her trial poftponed to the next fitting day of the prefest 1.:1"ions. IMr. M'Naccr, for the proficutian, fray of the inconvenience of podponernent to any dillant day, as that would probably interfere with the military duty of Mr. Madden, who would fhottly be under a necedity of leaving the kingdom. The Chairman faid,' he felt it indifpenfably need- Cary to c olipone the trial until the next &Crimea, hav ing iitioreftions on his mind that precluded him front trying the cafe hirr,felf, and mould gam time for ap plication to Mr. Sergeant Moose to fit in his place. The woman was liberated on renewal of recogni- - zaoce befrre the Court, and her hufband admitted as one of her bail, but not before he was purged , by ac quittal of a capital indietritent for dealing eleven Ib-ep, the property of Solomon Eagle, who depofed that lie relided at Aftgrove, in the County bf Dublin, but had another farm in the fame c.iunty, on which he had a number of Iheep, eleven of which lie loft, and made diligent inquiry for them the very day after he miffed them • five of the number he got at one He ny's, botcher is Fleet-market, andslifcrivered three more in an oat-hoofe belonging to one Byrne, a hotelier, at Booterflown. Witnefs recoguifed the whole as his property by his own brand. Aansrenec FITZ° Solicitor for the Crown, was proceeding to examine the witnefs pe~in r ga lc declarations toiae in de w , which the tr prg . oner's R 0 p wile was ped anely. led examinadonrefpeeirg the woman as illegal evidence. The learned CaAlessas, in .(tenting to this idea, on well k-novro grounds of law, remarked, if wives were permitted to hang their hufbands, that Jack Ketch would loon get into a train of unietniiting employment. The profecutor not being able to bring any mate rial pouf againft the prifoner, be was nectffarily ac quitted. Chark, Holland was acquitted on a capital india nient, for having affaulted John Smith, on the Crum lin Road, and taking from his perfoo half a crown in c..!!). a great coat, and a horfewhip. The piano tor identified the prifoner with exadnefs, es haying, about the hour of three o'clock, affaulted him, and committed the robbery laid in the indidir.ent—but it appeared that he acknowledged general!, to a Captain Orde and others, that he could old) (wear to his belief. The prifoner received an C. 1.1- rAaer from the Rev. Mr. Walker, hlagidrate tat the minty. The Cita ORMAN charged the Jury with his aCCU iionicel himunity—who returned a etrditt without I. tt .r. the box. 'luckily forenoon, as two porters, Joys ! 1 / 4 1t:ILDOCSI :end j Ames MYLII I, Were Clirrtilig at. aof do AKtri o the garret o! one of ti.e new itouf..s in St. Vincen.-iirett, 01.41pw, they by f..tne fOl front the t'p of the stair (which it not re: r .11.-.1) to . . . . .l i ti.e ht:. - irn, and were beta fo lercrclT h. - bircd, ;tat My i ! I II expired in an 11.1 r A fter, and .slotonem died or. Filtlay mottling. in he litni ma: y. Thit4liy fi.'ntright, a fcrvant Vili. while cl-erieg the cu.. 1.1.: cif a oinciow, on the tnird linity of a bOtlii. f 4r 4:.0 CI:fS 0: PAiiky. 11atc..irtiniacc,y WI d mi. n , r ,,, the ii.icoetent, and bad a leg and an a• in Ibri.ke by the LAIL '.Lk e poor girl is however likely to fits - via , .