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ice rol ion at. :Ty De. ind to t. a 'Ma ICII• sot ate 49 will me, sal se. .n 4 T. vw• • and lock.— s yo as ten. was t iddrefb ▪ eom• tot. and .om the oard tho Duce ica and in town per Scy- Aunteers marched I a vat! ,11 of aP. led ; sod rnICCT. Ia ratory t 2 weal Q . : the Iron a Is s i ft e li hot ee sinew he water. e pot with kis upon a Oster em m the NIUTICAL •INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlnd S. E. MM. DOZ. Att. 9011. Dogs r o Hamborth o t Wets:fora s Gouenburgb • o LOSS OF THE APOLLO FRIGATE, &e. INTRISITINO NAIIRATITZ Of TNR LOSS Of NIS MAITSTT ' S SNIT TVS APOLLO, J. W. T. DIXON, ISok CAPTAIN, WITH ASOVT 4 0 SAIL Of 111 CONINIT, ON TUR COAST Of PORTUGAL, LSAOVIS Of CAPS SIONDIOO, WIMPS ON NIL PASSAOI lON TIES WIST 110111,0 N flit 20 Of Aram, 1804. Monday, the sklt of Mara, failed from the Cove of Cork, in company with his Msjefty's kip Cita Y and 69 fail of mer chant hips, under convoy for the Weft Indies ; eyth were out of light of lad, with a fair wind, blowing a ft:cog gale and fleeting about W. 8. W. the 28th, sfath, and 3otb, weather and eourfe nearly the fame ; sift, the wind came more to the weitward, but more madame. Sunday the ell of April, at noon, obferved In latitude .to deg. se min. North, longitude per account, is deg. se min. Weft ; at eight o'clock on Sunday evening the wind dik ed to* S.W. blowing (red ; courfe S. S. E. At ten up male fail, and fa the main nay-fail. At a quarter pelt tat, the male ftsydall (pile by the (beet giving way ; called all hands upon deck. At half paft ten strong breezes and tqually, took to the fore tor fell, and let the foretell. At half pelt eleven the maintop fail frit, fludd it, and the mainfaiL The dip was now under her facia main and mita dorm bay-fails ; the wind blowing hard, with a heavy les. About hull pat three tin Monday morning, the ad, the ale (!nick the ground.to the aftonlihment of every one on beard, and by the above reckoning, we then tootedored upon an unknown Stoat. She condoned Rrikhtg the gaga very heavy (weal ' dam, by which her bottom was satalally damaged, and mak ing math water ; the chain pumps were tined with the mama alaperch, sod the men began to amp, but in about tot minas deka and drove oar the that. On sodeavouring to tar Mr. dad the fodder tarred away-41e tiles got before the wads the 'emits were kept going, but fam the quantity of water Ile WOO. there was every probability of her foot fearierlog. as filte was Sang, and inking very fad. , , Aker ruoning about ha minuses. the dip Aria the grand again, alth fuck tremendous docks, that sr wag fasful fat t - would inftindy go toping', and kept SAW and drabs' father tae food, the lea making breathes cemileFely barber: Clot away thelanYards orate main and mina Amine, al the made aid a tredadous trait, over the larboard dit ; the fare fasftwent immediatdy after. The lap then fell on her kaboard ilde, with the rainie soder enter: The widow Old which de !truck the resod, and the weight of the gone, sh the quarter-deck teasing away the holwart. fan made the di" i ad , fed wreck gel It ; obey Pout or eve gas amid pod* be fired ie Arm the ceerrey, and give notice of Jana the her failing She farad thee, aid pitiful alas were begnievery Ware bet Wees oohs. heay Of the men giving thonfease ip allocatable death. was told that! might u well day below, as tare was an egad bkeiliood of radio& U I got upoo dank. I was dtantained to go, but flab attempted to enter my cabin, and was In danger of Irving my lees ache by the eheits loath), abottt, and the affit heads were giving way ;I therefore debited, Mid eadmalural is get Wes deck, which I effeded after being data doss Srallnd Own the hatchway, bY the Isms nte volome of was* losediatly Suring down. The Ono till beating the grata say heavy, rows It neeeituT fo cling fat to fosse art orate wick, terrorist bait waded by the furges, or buried by the dreadfd emesSeina, rtaboard; the people holding fat by the ardard behtert of the quarter deck, ad in the main channels, !tills our good Cap tain. !food naked upon the cabin dry sight grating, bolding lift by the tamp N tha mann malt, sad making Idol any foothlng et *doa which said have been fuggelted to encourage men in filch a ragas Ilmatia. Mcl of the alders and men were w anly naked, sot having time evaa to flip on o pair of trowfaa— Our haat& Awake every sitarist became more dreadful; un til day light eppiating, about half pal four &dad, Wavered to ns the WA * at shout two cables length Abduct, a long lady beach. rowilloi to Cape Mader+, three inmost° de fouthward des. 01 day light clearing up, we could perceive Deana ao and 3o fall of the convoy albore,both to the northward and faith. ward, and kraal of them pada wrecks. We were now certain of being tre the task of Ponagal, from Being the above Oar, though, I am ferry to faj, no perfon in the Sup had the lead idea of being fo near that coat. It blaring hard, and a very great (well DT the lea, (or what Is generally termed waves running mous. tam high), there was little raped of befog laved. About eight o'clock, that Nag every Idelitood of the dip going to pieces, and the after pat lying lowed, Captain Data ordered very perfon forward, which Mira vay ddladt to comply with, from the motion of she mamma aortas on the larboard gunwale. there being no other way to get forward. Mr. doers, the Boat (wan, had his thigh dada to endaveraid4 toga a boat over the fult ; of fit fine bons act one was fared, being ell Rove, and waded overboard withehe booms, de. Soon after the people got forward the kip pedal at the gassessys. The crew were now addled to Row themfcives in the fore channels, and froos thence to as besiprit end, to the number of ; for oat of too per fens a hoard whet the dip grit Bruck. I drat to to have pre 'day peaked bosom decht asid °titmice. Mr. LAwTOII, the Gower, the era pada who attemptrd to data adore, was drowned; afterwards Lieutcsent Wants, Mr. toners, Sta ra, Mr. heCast,Surgeent's Mate. Mr. era Naar, Miller's Mate, and fevers! men; dared the fame fate, by rufon qr the fea breaking in enormous (urges over them, though excellent drim men. About so perfoos had the good fortune to reach the don. upon plastics sad (pan, among whom were Lieutenant H , aid Mr. Carrie, Matter% Mate. Monday night our &union was not, borrid, the old men and boys dying through honer and faima; alto Mr. Pam and Mr. Harts, Middlemen. Caps via Thum remained all this night upset the limorfprit. Tsciday morning 'relented u• no better profpna of being re reerd Item the jaws of death; the wind blowing ftronger, end the fa much more turbulent. About noon, this day, our droop. -lig (pints were fmnewhat railed by teeing Lieut. HARVEY, and Mr. Carl AM, bolting out a boat from OM of the naerchant dips caw to the of of thclr dittirlfed Gametes. They (eve nt times attempted . * launch her through the turf, bet being a very Mimi bast, fee on the beach *ding fo powerfully them, they could not poithly ell Let It, though salted by r..tly too men of the numb-oat fedora, and Partnguefe pear:ants. Several men went upon rafts tbi. day, made from plum of the wreet, but not one foul nachtd the Chore; the wind basing dined and the arrant felting out, they were an driven to fee; among whom was our Capt.:n, who about tbr.3: In the afternoon, went on the gib boom with three feemen; anxious to Pave the remain der et tin Nis company, and too linguine of getting fate on Mom, ventured upon the treat, (eying, on pimping into the fee " 114 y We, IV tam you all," Ins few (monde he loft Ms held of the (pr, letirk he could not regain; he drifted to ka, and pc- Sorts was ad the fate of the three brave volunteers who ch S.. ' f.t (ammo l» 144 of me Caputo. who unttll mow, had artl-nated the al .. -II a.th cram am well as the gebk cacrthaea at Lime. Kea- oat, 04 Mt Cattaft,ialanDefeebetled.ftee rneeettaill •,-"ref gleam of hope vaniihed, tad we looked foreword for certain death the enduing night, not only ham cold, hunger, and (advise, but the expedtatica of the remaining pan of the wreck going to pieces every moment. Had not the Amin been a new and well-hulk edit, that (mall portion of her amid not have fo long refitted the waves, and Ruck fo well together, particularly as all the after-part from the chefs- trees was pee, the Inboard boa under water, the frtecattle deck newly perpendicular, the weight of the guns hanging to the larboard bulwark on the infide ; and the bower and (pare anchors on the outfide, which it was not prudent to tut away, as they afforded rating places to a confiderable number of men, there being only the fore channels, and canned. where it wad, }Able to live in, sad abate which, were &owed upwards of Igo mm; it being impradtiable to coodnne any longer in the head. or upon the bowfprit, by reefer of the breakers wanting completely over thole places. The night dewing on, the wind increafing, (recant thowers of rain, the tea wafted over us, and looking every inftant for the for:waffle giving way, when we mat have all perifted together, afforded a fpeftscle truly deplorable ; the bare reconeftion of which even now makes me &udder. The placing cries of the people this difinal night, at every Cu coming ever them, which happened every two minims, were pitiful in the extreme ; the water running from the head down all ova the body, keeping us continually wet. This Stocking night, the remaining &mob of every puke was exerted tie his individual fafety. From the crowding fo chtfe teethe:7,in fo Darrow a campers, and the want of fometbiog to mental their mouths, fevers! poor wretches were fief - focatal; which frequently reminded meet the Black Hole, with this only difference, that that poor titterers were confined by fining walls, we by water; the bait moventengtithout.clingio fait, would have launched as into eternity. Some unfortunate wretches drank fait water, kraal their own urine, fame chewed leather, and many more chewed lead; front which we con caved we found cooliderabk relief, by rearm of its drawing the fart, which we (wallowed. In Ids than an hour after the dip fief! Bruck the ground, all the provifions were under water, sod the hip a wreck, fo that it was inspollbk to procure any partd—. After acne* painful plebe that is pollble to concave, on day- Item marine, we eh:fermi Limn. Heater sod Mr. CALLAN. spiel endeavouring to launch the boat. Several attempts were made without foectis, a nosetter stoma baltmglog to the merchant ildp. being mach Wolfed end hurt a allitiag; alternate hopes and him new pervaded est veratekedatiods ; Afton men got his lem them bay eamaing, ea pietas of the wreck. Abort the,. In the afteratent of Weimar, the gth,we had the Isexpreibiu bap 1 1 gib& et Cabs the boot drenched through the fad. by the ledda gide ten sties et the above oakera aSited by the madam of the sourelhont hips, wish a number of Pornegoete pedants, who were enenragesd by Mr. WMITIIT. the Brill Camfel. from Fielder& All the crew that remaining ea the wrack were brought Cafe on Otore,prelOng Goa for shaper, delivmanee frosts &Own& which has sever had its wand. As loos as 1 Rept oat et the host, head fermi yahoo whore humanity prompted them to offer me fultensuee. though improperly is Wits, which I avoided.i mock al Sable. Our week flats may ba Moteeived. what it is confider. ed shot rte Medved so oseuilhoetat front Sunday to Wodeetdsy afterodes, and tontinafty espied to the fury of the watery de limit& After eating and drinking a little,. I found =OIL weaker than before, ocealloned. I apprehend. from haring been Co lan withoot either. dome Men died food arta getting on acre, from boptudemly drliddng too large a qaantuy of fiirita. AU the crew were la a awry weak and athaifted date, the greater part being badly beaked and wounded. About forty fail of merchant Ships were wrecked at the 'dune date ore this draudful beach. Some lip link with all their crew, sod almoft eery dip loft from two to twelve Men each ; yet the licuation of the remainder was not equal to that at the frigate's hip's company; as the merchant Sips draw log a lei draught of water, were =My driven clofe on bore, and Do Ferias remained on board them after the find morning. The nrtfiers of the merchant dips bad tarts opal the beach, and fame provillons they bad Caved from the wrecks, which they very ge nera:By diftributed, and gave every ainftance to the Apollo's company. Thai was loft one of the fine ft frigates in the Britift navy, with duty-one other crew. The number of fork loft in the merchant dips, was alto very conliderable. Dead bodies were every day floating adore, and pieces of wreck covered the beach upwards of ten miles In emit. IXTRACT CIF a !ATTU FROM A rASSENGIR TO a Oar. TLIMAN IN LITIILFOOL,D•TaD MADZIR•,•PRIL It. 4 ' Yoe will no doubt have heard, ere this can reach England, of the misfortune that has happened to a part of the fleet which failed from Cork for the Wed Indies on the 26th ult. under convoy of the Arot.Lo j and CARYSIOILT frigates. I have annexed a lilt of! thole veffels that are Cafe, and have joined the fleet now here, under convoy of the CARTSFORT it may not be unacceptable to fome of your friends, as I am apprehenfive the accounts from Portugal will not be exaaly correfl. We exped to fail from hence to. morrow. " The Leo, Sally, Maxwell, A kbyttilft, and loyal Edward, tit Liverpool; the Martha Brae, Loyalty, Briftol, Sisson Tayla, St , Elisabeth, Clarendon, Ann, Relate, and Bally of IMAM the Lu cretia, Alfred, Dart, MUHL Hero, Pomona, Mary Ann, Hermit, Diana, and Liberty. of Olafguw; the Gertidand, Elizabeth, and Boyd, of Greenock; the Paragon, and Thomas, of Low:after ; the Bets, and Erin, of Dublin ; the Betty of Ayr; the Lady Cre atoms, of Whitt:haven; the Mentor, Ohenorpa, and John and Ana, of London ; the Adlve of Cork ; a Cork brig (name en. blown) loft the fleet a few days art, and has not yet joined." Y1Z140071, MAT 15. —On Sunday, brrived from Norway with deals, the Jane, of this port, Groans Haman wafter.—Sailed for London, the Courier. Pivea Haws Noor, last from Embden, with pafen gen and bale goods.—Yefierday, P. M. tiled the bow armed (hip and tioarra cutter, with about 75 fail of merchantmen under convoy for the Baltic.— Arrived the Sarre gun brig from a cruise.—Sailed the Films' gun brig, with a tranfport for Adm. THORNIOROUGH'S fleet.—Paffed through an armed (hip to the Northward.—Arrived the Isisrscroa iloop of war from the Southward.—This day arrived the ALICT cutter, with difpatches from Admiral Trroam sosiouo : the fleet under the Admiral were all well, and the Englifh and Dutch were lying in fight of each other—Arrived the Cilium gun•brig from a entire ; alfo a laden prize, which was cut out by one of the North Sea feet.—Remain in thcfe Roads the losrscroa (loop of war ; the Swipe, Vizaw,andCsasoa gun brigs; Paine's' AOCCSTA, CHAMPION, and ALIAT cutters. The CHAOITION cutter is under failing orders for the North Sea fleet, and the Vasa gun b:ig for the Downs. Wilts! S. E. StISTOt. KIT 44. —By a vacl arrived hers from Valencia (Ireland), information is received that a large weird, fuppofed to be a French frigate, is cruizing on the N. NV. coati. Advice thereof had been fent to Bantry Bay, we hope to the good effe& of her being intercepted by fome of our Squadron upon that Ration. PLYMOUTH, MAY ,4.—Went down the harbour into the Sound, and failed to join the fleet off Bou logne, the ENDEMION, of aa guns, the Hon. Capt. Pacer. Came in the Elizabeth, BOWDEN, from Litbon, in ten days, with fruit and wines for this town. Captain BOWDEM left the gallant• Captain of the Swallow privateer, of this port, perfeflly reco• vered from his wounds received on boarding a French privateer a few weeks fence. She tailed with a fine (hip's company the fame day with the Elizabeth on a frellscruize againft the enemy. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 15.—Arrived the Pass Tor cutter, from a cruize, and the FA t.com revenue cut ter, from the fleet off Havre, with fevers French pri foners on board, belonging to four large French gun boats loft in the river of Alderney. Sailed the CH Aa- Lorre fchooner, Lieutenant ALT, on a cruize; alfo the fever tranfports from Cork, which arrived here on Saturday, for Cowee, to difembark their troops. —Wind S. S. E. Dem, May 15.—Arrived, the LAIR Hoop of war, and FLY iv NIGHT lugger, from a cruize off Bou logne, and remain in the Downs with the Mo. MARCH, UTRECHT, LEOPARD, ARDENT, and the VR. Taman, men of war; Cassciwr, Venoms, and l'lmmorrLera frigates; SPECULATOR logger; WIL MAIM fiCMC ihrp; LUCIVIR,DIVASTATION, DISCOVERY, and Vssuveus bombs. Wind S. S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. - - - - GRATZ/IND. MAT sp—Paffed by, the Huddles, Bayley, from Bombay ; Britannia, Brown, from Guernfey ; Adventure, Talley, from jerky; lobo and Witham, Sibley, from Lifbon ; Speculatioa, Meldnun, from the South Seas ; Anus, Hunt, from Waterford Bane Tiger, from Boredom ; Fanny, Spilka: and Four Brothers, Scheldt, from Pillms—Salled the Lincoln, Bran ton, for Jamaica r Marts Elizabeth, —' a for Verdi; Snetkeid, Blot ; andlonge, Hendrick. —. far Ctwyek. Aasivea—At Porthoomh, the Irene, Tallman, from At Guernfey. LOOlllllll Packet, —.frees New York ; and the hem Se. Bartholomew's. At Naples, 'William, Roikrodge, fres farawasti. The brig Mary, of Milton, —, (aid to be bound to Neweaftle, has been detained and fent into Shell. oafs, near Feveriham, by his Majefty's (hip Batbses. cow, for navigating without having a Hag of any nation on board. Yefterday a Court of Direltors was held at the India Houfe, when Captain Tnowas SAUNDIRS was (worn into the command of the thip Travers. At fix o'clock the Court adjourned till this day. HIGH COUIT or ADMI .—Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the Adjudication of the following cafes : Vraw Anna Coahuila. Malts, weft,. Lawn., maser..-111de two OdiAl. With very nimble cargoes, were cap tured in the profanation of their voyage from Batavia to Mater- dam. The Court, after bearing the Cooed an both Ades, mitered the property as claimed, fubjedt to the captors apexes. The Loa& -- Menendez. Inagicre—Tals AAP failed under Swedilla colours with liana of pitch and or. lo this cafe AIM and cargo wenn:Oared with ten weeks demur- rage. Aurora. --, usaftets—Ship and cargo lettered with ten weeks derllllTlr. The Harris r--- Waxer. malter.—This was a cafe of breach of Blockade. Ship and cargo reflored, &Mal to the eaptor's cx- eac p es. Perisverance, Byrn, matter.—The thip was reacted in this cafe with expences. The Memoirs of the Life of Wasurnerron roma the firft inftance of valuable American Copy Right. The publication of this work on the fame day in London and in Philadelphia, is a feature of Literary (peculation which will become common when the (late of Society in America ( hall render the produe tions of its genius fufficiently attrafive to the inhabi- tants of the Mother Country. --- Yefterday his Grace the Dote of NORTHUMUIt. I LAND entertained a large party at dinner, at his bode Charing Crofs. Yefterday R. Burrow, Efq. gave a grand dinner to a large party, at Albany Houle, Piccadilly. Lady De Dousram•eu.s's rout, Brook•ftreet, on Monday evening, was numeroufly and elegantly at. tended. The Earl of CHlsrsa ris Li, gave an elegant dinner Yefterday at his houfe South Audley.ftreeet. Among the party were— His Royal Meiners the Duke of Camhrldge ; Lords Waling. ham sad Eldon; Lady hynne ; Mr. and Mn. Frecnsunle ; Mr. A. Stanhope, MIR Hervey, iho. MRS. Baaa's BALL.—On Monday evening. the above Lady had one of the moll fplendid Balls, at her houfe in Stratford place, that has been given this feafon. The ballronra, which is very fpacious, was adorned with a variety of appropriate ornaments ; the chandeliers and ludres refiefltng their brilliancy by the aid of feveral magnificent mirrors, added a beauty to the fcene fcarcely to be furpaffed. At half an hour after ten, the company began to aftemble. and about eleven the ball was opened with Lads _llan , DaisslaJ. by Sir Gioia a Waal u s DE a and Lady Hai. MIT TOIVIISN tIPID: "ICU followed tint of Aboyee, - - Lady Charlotte Jenki.don. EMI of Grantham, MU* Drummond. Lord lames Murray. - • Mlfs Manners. Captain Upton. - Lady C. Hasnaton. Mr. Robinfoo. Mlf. Ssaith. Lord C. Dentinek, . • - Lady Anne Yorke. Mr. 0. Ma, sham, - - Lady L. Vdhers. Mr. Upton. Lord Hamilton, • - Lady A Murray. Mr. Lamm% Lady M. Taylor. - • In the third dance, two fete were formed of twenty couple each. At two o'clock the company fat down to a very fumptuous flipper. About three the dancing was returned, and was kept np with great fpirit until fix o'clock, when the company tetited. WlLLt•ra DACIFI Maass, Efil. of the Secretary of State's Office, is appointed Mr. PITT'S nitrate Secretary. BREAM—The I..nrd Mayor yetterday ordered the pr_;_ce of Bread to coot;nue at B}d. the Qzartern Loaf ‘Citilas and 7d. Houfehold. DUBLIN. MI? is. On Thurfday the Lawyers and College Corps marched to the Await Part, where they went through their manceurres with great &edict& and de stet sty. CORK.. MAT 9. Monday morning the ,7th regiment embarked a Monk(town for Portfmoutb, on board the tranfpoists which have been for Tome days waiting there ; the regiment confined of upwards of goo men, all of whom appeared in the higheft fpirits. Major General Sir E. Coors and the Earl of Coa o, attended d the embarkation, which was completed at nine o'44asek - A. M. with much regularity and decorum. The ve4 feis immediately got under weigh and dropped down to Cove, from whence they proceeded to !ea in the evening; thefe troops coped to fail front Yortfinoeth for the EMI Indies in a few days. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, XICKS'+•NdILL.. Yebray Daniel Lawler and 7 haws Lawler were in. dieted for keeping. a diforderly houfe, namely. a houfe in which mufic and dancing encouraged per- Cons to affemble. The profecution was commenced by the Society for the Suppreffion of Vice, tinder the Mufic and Dancing Aft, patted in the asth of Geo. 11. ; which fobjetts the parties, in cafe of con vietion, to a penalty of tool. It appeared that the Defendants, Daniel Lawler and his brother, kept a refpeitable houfe in Roll's Buildings, Chancery-lane, where they taught dancing . ; and, on certain days. had a ball. The perfons admitted upon loch occafions purchafed a ticket for balla guinea, which imitled them to four admiffions. A ticket bad been granted to Mr. Morgan, a member of the Society, for toe. 6d. for an admitßon to the Dancing-room. formetly Robins's ant:hoc-room, in Bream's-buildings, which was delivered to a Police Officer of Hatton Garden. Who gained admittance, and when the dance ended, flatten couple of refpeBable perfons were fecured, but releafed on giving their addrefs. Several perfons who were at the dance reprefented it as a place where the ftriaeft order was refereed. A conflable, who refutes near, and who has known the houfe as a dancing academy, kept by the father of the Defendants, never had occafion to interfere, of even heard of the leaft immorality in the bode. Mr. Guam, as Colloid for the defendants, re probated the idea of bringing a profecutioo of this • kind into a Court of jußice. An afeenbly-room, where a father, as appeared in evidence, a very re fpeftable tradknian, bad given his daughters . the privilege of fpending their evenings frequently, and where good order was preferred. The learned Condor referred to a trial in the Court of Illag's Bench, precikly of the fame nature, in which the plaiatiffs were nonfuited. and in which Lord Sewer had given his decided opinion. Mr. Metawaatro.—l do not fee that any impro priety has been carried on to warrant this p rofecution, nor haveyre a complaint from one die ninghbooriag inhabitants, which generally happens is a cafe of this kind. No information had been previonfly given to the hfagifirates, or any complaint alledged againft the parties bat by a member of the Society rtfelE Many are the vices of the metropolis, which require • the aid of the Society to be repelled by the ftroag arm of the law ; but I conceive this cafe in a different light from that which comes under the meaning of the Aft framed by the Legiflatore.—Nw Gray. Auat.rt.T.—john Daiwa, a watchman. and Maori Bewley. coolish - 1e of the night in St. Giles's watch bode, were indifted for an :drank and falfe inspei. fonment of George Atkins, Efq. The profecutor Rated, that be lived in Retell fqnare ; and on the a 7th of March left, while return ing to his houfe. obferved a carriage at the end of Little (tiren.ltreet. Long Acre, furroanded by people, who. appeared very tumultuous ; wimds croled over, and found the carriage belonged to a Mr. Afkew, who Paid from the camage in witnefes hearing, lam Pure I know that gentleman's face," and at the fame time, gave his card. obferving, if ' there was any harm done, witnefs might point out whom the carriage belonged to; witnefs received the card. and walked on to Holborn, where the prifoner Dalton came up to him and (aid, Sir, I underhand you are the gentleman that took the card out of the carriage, you muff give it me ;" witnefs refuted, on which Dalton d—d his eyes, and infifted on taking him to the watch-houfe; withers went quietly, and when they got there, Bentley, the other prifoner, afked for the card, and on its being refuted, (aid • witnefs floold be kept there till Monday. After which, they both laid hold of him, tore his coat. and thruft him •.0 a black hole : he there found hindelf confined in the molt difagreeable fitoation, with a companion, whole noife and extravagance of beha viour were difgufting; this companion, however. told him, that the pnfoners bad confined him there to extort money, and if he would offer them tome, they would let him out; he accordingly prefented a 51. note through the key-hole, but they would not take it, and &only after witnefs's fervent came, he was then liberated, after being confined from eleven till one the next Jay. William Hobbs, (errant to Mr. Atkins, Paid, be went to his mailer, and found him in the Mardian before defcribed. Mr. Afkew fail, his carriage was flopped in coa feqt.ence of a tumult in Q2een-flreet, on pretence that it ran over a child ; but witnefs did not know any perfon had been hurt. The people were very way ; witnefs gave his card to leveret Randers by, and one to the profecutor, then paffed on ; the mob cried Pull him out ! Pull hart u.tt ," and wheels thought his hie in danger. eeler. coachman to Mr. Afkew, laid, he did not run over any perfon to his knowledge. On the day the mob hopped the carriage, he was driving front Fleerftreet up Chancery-lane, when he fan tome pet (on on the right fide of his bodes, toot did not know that the carriage or horfes hurt him. A mob followed afterwards to Little (112cen.firect, whom they flopped the carriage, and Loa a child had been run over. Several other witneffes Rated the manner in which the mob had stopped the coach . The Ci 4 A le INI•11 was of opinion the painters bad no light to take charge of the prolecrator. The jury and the Court fenteoced Deltas Inpitionstnnt, and Bentley to fem. thc to 14 da!,