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.ADMIRALrr SESSIONS. OLD BATLEY, DEC. 18. Before Sir WILLIAM OCOTT, Chief Juftiee. the Chief Baron of the richequer. Mr. Juice LE BLANC, and the other Judges of the High Court of Admiralty. MURDER. Thema: Bennett, Captain. of the merchant Chip the Good Intent, was indicted for the murder of Wil liam Rickman, the (hip's apprentice, a boy about 14 years of age, by depliving him of his clothes, expo ling him naked to the rain, wind, and other incle. mencies cfthe weather, denying him fuificient firth nave, and beating his loins, Romach, back, belly, and fides, whereby he became emaciated, lick, and languifhingly died. This caufe excited a confiderable degree of interefl, both from the magnitnde and nature of the charge. The Court was exceedingly. crc.wded, and the trial tailed fr.rm ten o'cic.ck in the morning until near eight in the evening. The SoLicurna GINERAL, Connfel for the prole cution, addrelled the Jury in a very forcible fpeeck, in which be hated that the ptifoner, who was Cap. min of the 'hip Good Intent, had, by abridgement of fuml. by espofure to cold, and by fevere and cor poral ~..../flasents, frequently inflided on the decea• 'fed William Rickman, in the e tide of a voyage from the River Thames to the Ifland of Smyrna, eccafinned thedeath of the Paid William Rickman, on the day mentioned in the indiement. On the • 28th September. the Chip, the crew of which confif ted of fix perfons, betides the prifoner, left London and arrived at Malta on the 26th of November i 806, at which place the prifoner began to treat the de ceafed with the greaten cruelty and feverity, which will appear, continued the Learned Conflict, from the evidence of Several witneffes, part of the crew of the fai I Chip. to 1-e immediate or the remote caufe, of Rielnuateb death. Sh ould you, Gentlemen of the jury., be fully fatisfied of the charges which will be brought spina the prifontr, to be well founded and proved, you will vitae bting in the pritoner guilty ; but if, on the other hand, any doubt remains in your minds as to the intention of the pri foner to have canted the death of the laid Willi tm - Rickman, and that his death was the effect of Come sther caufe, not attributable to the - prifoner, of • scurfe, you will acquit him. William Ireland, the mate. was the fira witnefs examined. He Rated. that.pteviout to the arrival of the veffetat Malta. the deceafed was much Alit: led with the feu: vt, his legs being (welled, his face bloated, his eyes dull and heavy, and, indeed, every .fylopt , likof an incurable diforder ; that he advifed the prifoner to fend him to the Navy Hofpital there, but the latter (aid it would. be too expenfive, and he would procure fame medical peifon to come on board. On the 17th December, the deceafed was ordered to cook, and again on the t Bth. but he did not get the dinner ready in time, nor clean the ref it:l. fur c:mking s upon which he was (tripped. and the peitnner told the reit of the crew that he was tired of tbrelbing him for not keeping himfelf clean, • and that be Humid keep him from his iiauals, and fee what that would do ; he defired the crew not to give him any thing to eat. Previous to thi., they had complained of his being filthy and nay; he was then flogged, and not allowed to Deep lis hit ham mnck,lbut flept in an old beef cane for a few nights. in which a pig had ptevioufly flept. The Withers then went on to Rate the various floggings which the deceafed had, up to the time of his death—that he was (tripped naked, and covered himfelf at night with a rug, which the prifoner (hipped off and threw overboard—that thefe punifhments were in confe quence of his want of cleanlincfs—that particularly. on Chrinroas day, the prifoner (aid he would with the deceafed himlelf, and about i i o'clock he was let down into the lea, over the crofs tree of the Chip, in order to frighten him, and tome buckets of falt water thrown over him—that the cat-o'-nine.tails with which he was flogged was one with fix lines, and three knots on each tail ; that though he did not get his regular allowance, yet he procured from-the I tell of the crew vieuals every day ; that on the wit nefs temonttrating with the prifoner on his conclud e and Wet ving that perhaps more moderate treatment might have the defiled effee, the latter defired him to hold his tongue ; that the command of the Chip was his, and no man that Swam with him Ihould wteit it from him. The witnefs then enumerated inflictions of punifhment up to the 6th r f January, (the day on which he died); on that day he was fent up to the fore top, to lower dawn the truck, which he did, and in the mean time the crew, with the exception of the deceafed, went to dinner. In about 25 minutes after, the witnefs went on deck, and could only perceive in the main top the knees of the deceafed ; he called to him to come down, but recei ving no anlwer, he went up and found him extended on his back, with his eyes open, apparently dead, being quite cold. He was lowered down, and taken into the cabin in the arms date prifoner, and ever y means ufed to rellure him, but without Idea. The prifoner laid it was a bad job, he was (.try he had treated him In harfh. The witnefs at fir( thought he had been Starved to death, but upon refteeion, he' thought impollible, as he exhibited a /Why appea ranzt, and was well when he went up the firrunds. The real of the witnef.'s tettimiany related to the en try made in the log book, of the cattle of his death, end farther with refpeit to his butial, which was at tin !ed by hinsfeif and the prifoner. He was interred In a Small Wand near Smyrna, the prifoner reading the burial Service. fu hie ants examination by Mr. CARROW, of Cuirnfei for the prifoner, he gave it as his opinion, that the low date of his body, and bad feorbutic habit, were the caufes of his death. He defcribed the deceafed as not capable of being obedient, and admitted that the punithment was inn:4ed With a % iew to corral his bad habits ; he could net accufe the prifoner of u jibing to cattle his death. On witnefs being allied by the Solicitor General, o hat, in his opinion, was the caufe of the death of the deceafed he ar,fwered, when he &ft brought down the &coaled, he thought it washy the Seventy of the weather ; but afterwards, on reflection. conii dered the boy could not die with cold in fo fh nt a time ; and heard that people having the (cur vy often died Suddenly. Coue.r.,. What do you think was the caufe of his death ?" WITNSSS" A fit smiling from a fcorbutic habit of body." (Edward Potter, the other boy alt board the Geod Intent, remembered the day they failed from Malta, which was the 17th of December. Next day, in con fequence of the deceafed not doing his duty (which t was that of cooking for tht Chip's company), the prifoner fent for him aft, and was flogged, when the prifoner Paid he (the deceafed) Should have neither clothes nor meat till they got to Smyrna. The wit nefs confirmed the different floggings, from a dozen and a half to two dozen, Rated by the former witnefs, and added that the deceafed flept, during the paffage from Malta to Smyrna, in a calk on deck, along with the pig. The witnefs alto well remembered the pti , toner taking from the deceafed the rugs, and throw ing them overboard, and the pitiable Rate of the de ceafed, expo/id during the palfage in the min and cold, and naked to all weathers. Sometimes the deceafed had but one meal a day, and at other times for two days had nothing to eat, but never more than two days without fomething, though the men frequently gave him .a bit unknown to the Captain.— The deceafed ufed to dint in the cabin before they artived at Malta, but after that he was ruined out, for !citrons which the witnefs could not account for. The day the prifoner expected the Commodore's boat alongfide, he fent the witnefs to the cabin for tome clothes, laying. that he did not wills a naked boy to be Peen on board. Another time, when the witnefs made a reefs of burgoo, the Captain found for what purpofe he made it, and beat him about the head with the fpoon. The witnefs defcribed, in a very feeling manner, the way in which the deceafed Inatched the raw pudding out of the copper, and in an inflant devoured it, for which he was afterwards flogged very feverely. The fart time the Captain flogged the deceafed, he fent him as much as the hulk of k walnut. The deceafed was two hours in the main top the day he died, and the Captain never ordered him down. After his death, the Captain wanted the crew to fign that he died by the vifita don of GOD, which they refuted—but however, the witnefs was of opinion t'tat his death was entirely owing to the cruel treatm:nt experienced from the Captain on the pagrage from Malta to Smyrna. On eras examination, he fail, the clew complained of the deceafed', uncleatlincfs, and was told, he would have both food and clothing in plenty, if he kept himfelfelean,notwithflanding he never would, but was as obliinate as he was filthy. Francifco Ferdinand and Jofeph Francifco, both Italians, confirmed the cruel wage the deceafed had exrerienced urceafingly, from the time they failed horn Plymouth till their arrival at Smyrna, and when the crew were at dinner, the prifoner c• n• Randy ordered the deceafed to his /lath n in the top, to prevent him from getting his vktuals. The wea ther, on the day they made the land, was as cold as it is here at this time of the year, when the poor de ceafed buy was totally naked. Before their arrival at Malta, the deceafed was regularly called to his meals..-after that, the whole crew had particular orders not to give him a morfel, otherwife they would themfelves be put on then allowance. The witnefFes Rated pofitively, that the deceafed was a very tine likely buy when they failed from England—but from the ufage he met with from the Captain, he grade ally walled away ; though his legs were (welled, he had no (curvy ; but his illnefs was occalioned by cold and hard ufage. The day he died, they faw him befote he was ordered aloft, famed hardly able to crawl, eat nothing trace the day before at noon, and cried bitterly at his bard fate. They both de• feribed the poor creature like the piftwe of our SA vtoua on the Crufs, in the hit Mtge of human mi fel y ! It was alto their opinion that his death occafioned by the cruel treatment of the Dr. Powell and Mr. Randall, a furgeon behnging to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, were examined, with refpeB to the opinion they had formed, fr , m , the evidence which they had heard. There Gentle men were of opinion, that the deceafed mull have died in confequence of great exertion, which canled an internal mtfehief near the heart, by fume of the •.(rels giving way. Scurvy, they laid, in certain cafes, would produce fuddcn dea h. The CHILI BARON here defired the Jury to W e ! whether the evidence ut the Medical Gentlemen fa I tiefied their minds that the deceafed met with his death in confequence cf great b 'Lilly exertions—be-1 caufe it was obvious to every one, that fwarming up the thronds was one of the greatell exertions which man could well make. If ta, the prifoner mutt be I acquitted. 1 The Jury expreffed themfclves nut fatiefied, and ; then the witneffes for the pi if,,ner were called. Mr. Richard Cookron and Mr. George Jackfon, Gunners of the (hip Good Intent, never knew any thing injuri"us to the p: itoner's charaCter. Mr. Robert Cosby, Pilot. fprke to the Portugueze lea-1 men having grumbled all the way up the River I again( the Captain, for font:thing he had done to I them. The tea of the witnefles in his favour gave him a moll excellent char-after. Among them was Mr. Morrie :rajas, Mr. Robert Clatklon, Mr. Matthew.l Foy, bit. Francis C.lumbine, Mr. John Pybus, Mr. 'Davies ; Captains Graham, Norman, Harrifon, Mr. E. B. orbyn, fee. &c. The CHIEr BARON directed the Pry's attention to three quettions with which they mutt befatistied be fore they could find the prifoner guilty. First, that the abridgment of food was the caufe of the unfortu nate boy's death ; fecondly, that the expofing to cold in revere weather ; an r thirdly, that inordinate pu. nilhment, foperadded to bodily difeafe, contributed to accelerate it. Either of thefe calve would warrant their finding loch a verdid. His Lord/hip then recapitulated the evidence, commenting upon the I contrariety in the tellimony of the witneffes, and very humanely pointing nut the material parts which were ! in favour of the prifoner. The Jury, after a short confultatien, pronounced I the prifoner Not Guilty. He was a flout man, shout thirty years old. The Earl of FIFE arrived in town on Monday lall from Scotland. _ _ . _ ... There ate now living in the town of Kendal, being all of °Fie family, as f.,ll"Gsv :—Six grandfons, four granddaughters, three great grandfons, three great grand daughters, (even fens, five daughters, three nephews, three nieces, three mothers, two grand mothers,- a great grand mother, a grand father, two fathers, two uncles, two wives, and a widow.—Their united ages amt.= to 380 years. LAND3N MIIRKErS. BORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DECEMBER iB. OZNERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 46* 6os 725 per qr. Grey Peas, 648 7osod Floe Ditto. 743 76s od Beans, (old) 375 63s od Rye, (new) 465 52$ od Tick Ditto‘as 38104 garlel93 Bll 45 504 Oats,3:s 36s 401 1 Malt, (old) 6o* 7os od Poland ditto 4as 43s od White Peas, (Boilers) L 302163 Potatoe ditto to 46s cd Rape Sced sal act Fine Flour 555 6os—Seconds ;08 5,511 torECTOR'S RETURN AT =BRIDGE, December 17. Wheat per load 161 OS to 101 OS Barley per quarter al Os to al 38 Oats per ditto tl 145 to al Os Beans per ditto al 18s to 31 45 . Peale per ditto 31 111 to 31 411 PRICE OF HOPS. ____ FOCIERTS. Kent 41 as to 61 os Kent - sl as to 71 of iuffer 4 1 as to sl ias Suffer - 41 as to 61 es Eiger 41 as to 51 113 Farnham 81 os to 91 9s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Wbitechapel. Hay perload 4 o oto 6 6 Cray per load 4 4to 6 o itraw 2 19 oto a 5 o Straw t la tot t 4 I Clover 3 to to 6 16 rams OF BAY AND STRAW IN 11117111111LD. Hay, - 51 os to 61 6*l New Clover cl ocs to of cos Clover sl tos to 61 6. I Straw. tl t3s to al as SMITHFIELD, Lkettnber 18. 'Phi* day's Market was amply tupplicd with prime Beans. and the thew r f cattle, in other refpeas, was I°m:what conliderable. Beef and Mutton are dearer than our laft report. Veal and Pork are cheaper, and the trade in gendal was not over bra. The butinefs done ili the Haymarket was trifling—Hay has got up in price fince Monday's matktt—Clover has fallen in price—Straw obtained laft price. To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b. Beef 4s 4.1 to 6s 41 I Veal 4* ad to 61 4d Mutton 44 44 to ss 8d Pork 43 ad to 41 ad HEAD OF CATTLE 'I HIS DAT. peaßs, about lir...Sheep and Lambs, 4,500. Calves 32..) —Pig. 450. NEWOATE and LEDENHALL, December tB. Per Rote of 81i. by the weak. Beef 36 4.1 to 34 4d I Veal 3s 841 to 6* od 8 4 0""" 3 4 4d to ss od Pork 44 44 ro 48 8d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LZADENHALL. Butts,so to 561 h each aid to 24d Ditto, 6o to 651 b 24.1 to asd Merchants Backs sod to aid Drelang Hides 16d to 1744 Fine Coach Hides t7d to 194 Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 1•851 Flat Ordinary _ .:_1 to satd -• Calf Skini, 30 to 40th per .:ores 26s to ts.. Ditto 5040 7olb 36s to 40$ Ditto. 70 to Bolb 335 ID j 55 Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3 , 4 ad to 3s 44 Large ditto toss to 13os per doz. Tanend Horfe Hides Its to alis each Goat Skins ass to 633 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4.6 7d rown Tallow 78* od to ~ .At Clare Market 4s Si! Yellow Raffia 745 0.1 to —$ Whiteehapel Market White ditto 7os oil to —s (per Rune of 81b.) 4. 61 Soap ditto 7 , s to --6 od -- Melted Stuff Sc 3 to ..5 od 33c 9d Ditto rough 36* od to 05 Average Price 4s 71 Greaves las 04 Good Dregs i as to os Yellow Soap, 864-111ottled, 965—Curd, —s Price of Candles per titaz,n, 125 0:6.4.1011Illi 13* 0.1 COAL MARKET, Drerniber t 8 S'alpor at Market Ships fold Price 70 NewcZtle Coal 29 514 61 to 56. 64 7 Sunderland 2 47s od to 491 :d coußsr. OF FXCHANGF.. Amfterdant 35 7 1 Uf. Cadiz 394 effeel. Genoa 4SI Do. at fi ght 34 It M ad ri d ar.effed I Liibon Co P rtr crdam 1 1 1 4 2 Ur. Whoa 19; cl'edl. ( Oporto 6o Hamburgh 34 4it W. I orgh•-•rit 49: i Dublin tc t• Altona 34 sut II( i Naples 4a I Cork t 1 i Paris t day's date 24 0 liv. I Venice 52 liv. Piceoll etiedirc Ditto a Uf. 14 4 per £ fterthrg Sourdeaux 24 4 1 Palermo, 91 pence per uz. NewAgio on the Batik of Minatd st per Cent. New Dollars 35 4 44 per Ounce. BAGS. As an Officer of a Militia tegiment was (hooting, near the Shannon. on the t ll init. on his return home to B.snagher, he fl.ithed a woodcock, which he gave milers to a man that was with Lim input up for him, at the fame time &firing he would not (hoot ; but, notwithflanding the precautir n, he fired, and lodged the c•tntents of his piece in the Officei's face, which has deprived him of one eye, and manglei him in a moll dreadful manner. _ _ . Sunday fe'nnight, G. MASSY, Efq. a Magiftrate for Clonrnel, apprehended in the vicinity of Pallls Green, R. Bradtbaw, G. Conway, J. Barry, and Mary Lundrigan, the principal perfons who let fire to the haufe of L. Balk, , ICl.tntettland. en the *tar of Oanber hill, whereby J. Doherty was burned to death, the honk was burned to Atm and D. Bork, lather to the faid Laurence, killed. They were con veyed to jail, under an efcrirt of the ph Dragoons on Monday le'imight. KILMER BRASIER, Elq. Mayor, alfo committed J. Gilhoolv, E. Hayes, and T. Sheeny, charged with being concerned in the above murders. MARRIED. At Fdinburgh, Lieutenart An.frew Vlorric, of the Royal Navy, to Mils Jane Davie, daughter of the late John Davie, Efq of Gavk. fide. At St Peter's Church, Nottingham, nn the toth inftant, Captain Hater. of the Bonitviy Artillcry, to Mifs Guy At Madras, the IR July, Mr J 1' O'Reilly, of the Hon. Com pany's 3d Regiment of Cavalry, to Mils Sabena Sarah Hunter, daughter of Andrew Hunter, EN late of Bengal, Surgeon-Crenesal and Prefident of the Horpital Board. At St Anne's Church, Soho, Mr William Gilkes, of Newport market, carcafe hutchei agrd 49, to Mifs Rtchaol Deallq, of Sloane Iquare, Chelfra, agrd a;. DID. At Charleftown, attic yellow fever. Mr Archibald Johnftone, late of Olafgow, and alto Mr Jamce How Neilfon, lon of Mr Charge Nedra), merchant, GI ifs ow. On the apth November, at Pcr th, Sarah Sophia Wilfon ; and on the 7th Dec. Wm Carlyle Wilton, her brother, children of Alex Wilton, merchant there. 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THE great demarid for Mr. ORE IsNOUGFIN IA • z NCES of Tour, after aft; years trkl, proves their lupe riority as the moil pleafant and rift Obial Remedy for all Coache s Hoarfeheffes, Sore Throats, and Dab:alums ou the Limp, lutik irg the Rawnefa and Sorenefs of the Brod, and al/online relief in Shortnef. of Breath, .4ifthmatic, and Corfuroptive Complaiats. They do not cloy the Stomach butt retire an Appetite. As the great benefit to be derived from them.can only be Secured lky Mf•- ing them genuine, the Public are ft-quelled to obferve. %Mat R HAv WA D is printed on the Ramps. Thar Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (fueeefFir to T. Greenough. the inventor,) removed from Ludgate Hill to 56, Piccadilly; Newbery and Sons. St. Paul's Church-yard; Bk eon, Oxford arca ; Clarke, Bort:ugh; Ward, Holborn; and th.e Vsndr.r• of Genuine Medicines throughout the United Kingdom. ••• Price One Shilling and 'three Halfpence the Box For CLEANING and IIEACTIFYING the TEETH, PR'S - PARED CHAILDAL and CONChNTRATED SOLU TION. CHARCOAL, from its anticeptic properties, ha s to• g been recommended by the twit profeffional moo as tb , g 1 molt efficacious Tooth Powder that can be ufed for cleatlii -g, whitening, and preferving the Teeth. removing the ,Scurvy tras the Gums, and dcilsoying the fcetor arifiog from carious tall'. which contaminates the brew'', and is incapable of injuring ti .e enamel. From the great reputation the genuine preparation Invented My Edm. Lordlier (Chcmift to the Duke anti Duch& of York) has acquired, many imitation, are daily offered for fale ; the true oulr is figned Edmund Larthicr on the LabeL •,* It is fold wholefale and retail at No. S 6, Piccadilly, corn. r of Albany, in Isoxes and bottles, at sa. and as. 9d. each; is fold rc'ail by Newbury, St. Paul's Charchlard; Riese, Che ap , fide • Vade, Cornhill; Davila,. Fleet ; and Bayley and Cockfpur-ftrect.London; Creston, Liverpool; Ferrict sad Co. Dublin ; sod Realtor,' Edittlnirgh ; Nodes, Do. la; Bclam ; P:Atinlouth; and Swinfen, 1 ADVANTAGE. "FHE advantage the public tau* always devive from regularly Educated profeffional men diraing almost es• clavely their audit* to one fpccics of malady, was Dever 1111 clearly &smarmed than by the unreal:tinted fuccefe which has attended the admiuiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long redessof years, Mare CURRIE and Co. Surgeons formerly fn his Majefty's fervice, have made the Veceread Difeafe die particular objedt of ade la veitigation. nod are homy in having difeovered a niedie::-^ fop nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to . obferve that the die... Roof this remedy are diem Atically oppoite to thole of sreroary,for though it completely eradicates every of the 'km, In Its moR confirmed Rages, yet It does not In tie leaft injure the conitituti n—on the contrary. it resorem the ryt tem in aU its natural fundtions, promotes appetite, and facilitate. digeftion—thus inftead of teeming a ilreng and vigorous coefittu• don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre. (mares that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak and deLllitated one to it. natural ftrength and vigour. Numbedels kith:ices are on recent record of the (uvular efficacy of this Medicine. Its inherent and fpecifie virtues idling as a pctual corredlive to bodily debility, whether pm:ft: l ing fron . an excels of conjugal or illicit vicariate, or from the tears infidimu., though not lets defteudtive lodulgeoce of beau thing youth of both fens In a certain pernicious habit. Ateildft the melaccholy variety of diforders which are the eonfeguenec of this fiAitary vice, there are none more afftiding than that diftesefing Rate ofdehility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters them. trimonial Rate ; the unhappy fuffrrer broods over his misforturs &thawed to reek relief, until he is reduced to fuels a Rate of weals ; nef. as to render life oppreffive. Toroth perfors it mull ben ems ! fang reffeetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallibin mode of treatment, be mitered to that greateft of all human bklr. logs, a Rrong, manly, and vigorous am flit ution. lu all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever eankalffillif. as welt Asia every fpecies cf venereal infedlion, Mars Carrie ana * Co. may be confulted by patients of either fee, with the grata., fiercey and bower, at their boufe, No. toy, Hattou Garden. Letters from the Country (p ft paid) Including a bank cote.' will have the noesdrary medicine and advice fent to any part of the Kingdom. .• No- soy, Homo Garden. .. --- HIGH WAWA AT LONDON BRIDGR TO-MORROW. MI Joking 32 mimeos after Allitiitrasa 56 minutes Ohs S LONDObis Printed and publtthed by LEVEL ItENT. (of Can. tetbury-Piace, Lambeth) at the STAIAI►tca, Pis. I. Carty Erect. Pubilated al(o at the Sraa-Orttca, Tempte-31e. 7 I I