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NetOTIC3L . INiELLIGENCE. MAILS—Wind W.S.W. ARR. DOC All. 002 2 0 Onttenbursh o 2 3 r Liibon o DubHa Watcrford FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER s. Arrived the (hip Sufan, from Liverpool, bound to Gibraltar ; alt . () the Dann galliot Bolette, Captain Tsostrs, froom Zante, with currants. for Copenha gen, detained by the Hobnail armed (hip. Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. s. Came in the Dane (hip Hope, Captain Kwurson, front Waterford, in baliaft, detained by the Louisa gun brig; Dane brig Emanuel, Captain KALLAND, from Tonningen, in Isallatl, detained by the Amazon frigate ; Dane brig Oleigrith Hong, Capt. G•ttssr., for Copenhagen, with Mr, detained by the Hatt s. os in hired armed (hip; Pinhead, Copt. Canso, from Mogadore, for London, with thins, put in for necef- Caries and convoy. Sailed the Fox nous°, of 18 guns, to the Weftward, with difpatches; and Scot- riots, of 18 guns, on a cruise. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4. Arrived the Robert from London, bound to De• Tnerara ; Hope, MIDDLETON ; and the George, THOMAS, bound to Gibraltar I alto the Galliott, Onsx, from Arundeight, detained by the Duro° gun brig.—Sailed his Majefty's fhips DAPPER and Awr, on a cruize.—Carne into harbour his Ma. jefty's fhips Ezspnewr and PRINCE Gsoacs.--.Wind W. S. W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER 4. ,s 7 an officer juft arrived from off Heivoetfluys we learn, that there is a large French frigate lying in Flufhing Roads, with a complement of 150 men and 50 foldiers all ready for tea, only waiting fir an op• portunity ; alto two more frigates, all ready for tea. Our harbour continues to fill daily with Danes, &c. the number fent in from the zzd of Auguft to the a of September inclufive, are feventeen Trails from 153 to 253 tuns each : we have alto a large Danifh fhip in the harbour of 535 tons, detained before the order came down. DEAL, SEPT. Remain in the Downs the Pr inccfs of Orange and Canada men of war, Clyde and Crocodile trigates, Sea Gull and Ref°lute (loops of war, Harmony viEtualler, Diligence and the Swift Eaft India Pilot vcflils.—Wind S. W. SHEERNESS. SEPTEMBER 3. Arrived yeilerday, the Swedifh fhip Elizabeth, Capt. Swa« Bost«, from Gottenhurgh, with planks and deals, bilind to Guernfcy ; this Captain trine fent‘ohat as he came on his voyage, he law an Eng liflr and a Dana's frigate engaging each other, but be cannot tell their names. Sart% ♦.—The Elizabeth failed this morning to the Downs on !icy voyage. The fignal for the Baltic Convoy to affernble, was hoined this morning, on board the CEMTINVL gun.brig, at the Note; and are to fail on Tucfday, if not countermanded. LLOYD'S LIST. CRAVtiti , lls. Sam —Daft by the Sally, Jadfon, from Rine ; Samaritan, Hall ; and the Albieore, Williams. from Petertburgi.; DeAre, Cod; and the Liftor, Royle. from %ewe. Sam —Paft by the Qu e bec, Bally, from Quebec; Brittol Trader, Pbtlps, from New York t Aftley, Capper, from Riga ; Rot al Ann, Hartwood ; Fame, Richards; Ann, Phillips ; and the Union, Shepherd, from Cork —Sailed the Harmony, Hum phries, for Cork ; Two Elizabeth!, Dyer; and the Jcmima, Bar ber, fur Dublin. Ais a1vez,....-At Falmouth, Caledonia. from Peterflattrih ...At A rica, Marquis of Huntley, Martin; and the ealtdonia. Miller, trona London—At the Cape of Good Hope, Woodland Cattle, from London. The Difpatch, —, from Britlol, is loft at Jerfey —crew laved. The Duke of Kent. R :ex E Tits. from Bolcom Ayres, hit from Surinam, is arrived in the Reach. It is not yet nnderllood that the brings any new intelligence. The Lord Cochrane p;vareer has detained and lent into Dartmouth the D inith Ihip Forenede Broe ders, PRALSEN, from Vi:ia Nova, hound to Copen• happen; and the Danith brig Cecilia Catarina, bound to Sondherg. The American fhip Alonzo, CLARE, from Virgi nia, hound to Rotterdam, detained and Cent into Dart mouth by the Lord Cochrane privateer, has (ince been liberated, and failed for the place of her deftina• tiun. A very fingular fpecies of deception and robbery, was on Monday night loft pranifed at Eynfham, in Oxfordfbire. A Mr. L. an elderly gentleman of that village, had invited a friend of his, a Mr. D. of L(11clor., to his houfe, in order to amide him with a few days (hooting, and requefted him to being any friend he pleated with him. On Monday evening, a perfon, apparently a gentleman, arrived at Mr. L.'s, 'who Paid Mr. D would follow him on Tuefday, not being able to be down to the MI day's fport. Mr. L. kindly welcomed his new vifitor, and about eleven O'clock they retired to reit; but, flrange to tell, when be stole next morning, ha found the perfsm had robbed his houfe of feveral very valuable articles, and made his efcape in the night. How he could have gained poffernon of what had palled between Mr. L. and Mr. D. remains a myftery ; but it is fuppofed he mutt have heard the latter relate it to fornt friend. Saturday a young man, while attending the work men employed in repairing a bottle in Millom-fireet. Bath, 101 l from the ladder, and gas fa much bruifed that he died while they conveyed him to the hisfpital. Laflireek one of Meas. Benwell and Waymouth's men accidentally fell into the Thaores,.ncar Batter lea Br idge ; an expert di ver b roug h t up the apparent "Pte. Mr. FLOC RTON. fortunately, had the road Compariim of the Humane Society, and purfued it. di reehotts for near half an hour, when languid figns of life appeared. The man who dived for the body, and all who aflilled the benevolent Mr. FLOCK TON in kis effort% to rettore animation, have been rewarded By the Treafurer of the above lid':-Paving Inhitution. EAST lA'Dhl SHIPPING, Zec. Yelierday the difpatches were finally clored at the Eaft India Houle, and delivered to the Purgers of the following (hips, viz. Es:•,riment, Captain LOOAN ; Tigris, MAcnouoat.r.-Ik4a dtira, Madras and BengaL Diana, Csrain MARSHALL; Ann, MASSON ; Sarah Chtiftlana, MAelteSoht; Northampton, SANDHIS; Glory, B —Madras and Bengal Union, Captain GAILLARD ; Sir William Pultency, CHRISTO- Pa ea —Bombay. PASS/NOW ?ER SARAH CHRISTIANA.-..F•R Bcrioaa.—Mr Maekintoih. Mifs Bradys, Muffs Tlompfun, Macalleiter and Dichfon. cadrts. Fok MADRAS—Lieutenant and Mrs Simons, Mr trying, slEftant furgeon, Mr Cirmnns, Mr A. Macleod, Mrs Fit nd ; Marrs Wiggins, M'Leod. Roy, Hibgame, Haggard, M'Donald, Spicer, Smith, Hide, N. and W. Macleod, Scutt, Tay• for and Travers,eadrts. , . PASSZNORRS PER GLORTFOR Coda Mifs D'Aubigny, Mr Halm t, cadet. Fon PAADKAS-Mr and Mrs White, and two children, Mrs Jobufnn, Mifs Wilkinfon, Mars T and R. Collins, Stokoe, Bagot, Milton, M'lntoth, Hodgkinfcm, Ant!rews, Carwardine, Mathews, Grant, Birch, W. and R. Allan, Aldwinkle, Warden and Wieland, cadets. FOR FAMES or WALIS'S ISLAND-14r and Mrs Ctunter, and Mifs Hathaway. PASSENGERS PEI NORTHAMPTON BENGAL—Major Watkins, Captain and Mrs Maxwell, Lieutenant and Mrs Blake, Captain and Mrs Keble, Ml 6 D'Oyley, Mr M.Greath, Mr An drews, MK. Dennlfs, Mara Wamum, Morriefon and Smith. ca dets. FENS MAn a As—Mr Dodwell, writer, Mara Dickcnfon, Chriftie, Winckefter, Dodwell. Hme, Banatyne, Harrifun, Heath, Tbonspfon, Cazaltt, Clubhe, Watfon, Chambers, Swetcnham and Jobfon, cadets. Fua ST. HELENA--Mr tlren.n. writer. PANIZNORIS PER ERPERIMENTFOR BENGAL—Mrs and three Rabano, Mifs Clayton. Metres Hodgfon, Hewitt. Ter rell and Hall, cadets. Fent Adman/is—Mr Briggs, furgeon, Mr Bordrnan, affiftant furgeon, Mr* Briggs, Mlfs Weathaall, Mara Turner, Charlefwortb, Hamner, Manfi.ll, Poole, Maepherfon, Smelt, Seward and Ivie, cadets. PASSENGERS PER Twits—Feta BENGAL—Atleffrs Stubbs acd Phillutt, affiitant furgeons, Mrs Stubbs and child, Mrs Phillott, Mr BetariNeu, cadet. FOR MA DR AS "—Mr Robinfon, tenant and Mrs Futheringtani, MI6 Robertfon, Mars Tertian, Cotten., Bonette, Crafter, Twcedie, M. Smith, Fynoulbet, Sharp, Slade, Hodges, Glafs and Dale, cadets. PASSENGERS ret I JANA...4'OR ERSIOALMtfrrf Barnes, Jackfon, Lehman and Nicholetts, affißant furgeons ; Mr F. Cham pagne. Miff.. M. and J Jifficys and Ghrirres, Mars Ruddall, Stanley,Steel Arrow, Folliott and Kcnnaway, cadets. Foa MA' DRAS—Mars Gillefpie and Conwell, affiftant furgeons; Mars Rule, Hume, Rankin, Butler, Warthy, L) on, Peyton, Brodie, Gray and Greig, cadets. Fot BOMDAT —Captains Cowper and Elliott. PASSENGERS FIR SIR WILLIAM PULTCNIYFOR BINGAL —Mr Jones. Post MAD R mo—Lieuteo.nt Hodgfoo. FOR BQM PAY—Captain and Mils Powell, Meffrs Wallace and Campbell, afEltant turgcons ; Alifs LaLgturd, Marts White abd cadets. I.I73IICNCERS eta UNIONLFOa MADIAM•LiCUttnant and Mrs Scum, ll r Gabagan. Fox B &ISA T.—.Captaiu and Mrs Rini. land, Mr and Mrs Maughan, Mifs Nifbitt, Mrs and Mils Da rin, Mr Gordon, afßaant furgeon, and Ailr Fearon, free mariner, pailngers. PAaiENOCILI eta ANNI 7 COn BalaGAIMr Smith, Lieute nant Rae, Mr Guinant, Mrs Rofs, Miff Friend, Meilis Bland, r Mullin, Young and Moore, cadets. FOIL Nixon, Lieutenant and Mrs Gerard, Mr John Hattie, affittant furgeon, Mr Brown, free marina., Milks Bordman and Storey• Valleock, Hanfard, Moberly, Brown, Taylor, Grierfon, Payne. M'eauflAnd, Poggiopuhl, Worthy, Smith, and Cleland, cadets. Fca Patarca or Waal?. ISLAND—Mr F Lynch. Accounts have been received from Mufcat, by which it appears that the Imaum is inimical to the timelines of the Fallen Govetnment. The two patties ED , which the country was lately dirtrafted have cnalcfced, and teem determined to refill all in• ternal oppreffion, while they offer every • facility to the trade and commerce of the Gulf. Arabia is now dependent on India for grain, and hence the coati is in a great meafure. under our controul. This is a matter of nn (mall irrprtancc when we con fider the inclination of the Turks to favour the de figns of the French, who could find little or no affifl ance from this quarter, even allowing them to rue ceed in eroding the defarts. Bengal at prefent engroffes almofl all the trade of cotton and indigo ; even the inferior forts of the latter article, which had been rejat e d by t h e Euro pean traders, find a ready fele at the native markets. The Retreat, which had tome time fince been fie tinned to cbferve the motion of the Ladrone pirates, has been recalled, and is about to proceed with a large cargo from Canton to Europe. The vigi- lance of our cruixers in thofe fees has at length neatly exterminated thole daring freebooters, who for a long time pall had been the terror of the Chi.' nefe it aders. The talk letters from Canton (late that the long dreaded apprehenlion of famine in China in conk quence of drought, has in a great meaftire fubiided ; the rains had fallen plentifully at a very critical pet iod to preferve the crops from deftruaion. The Lower orders of the people have however (offered exceedingly from the avarice of the dealers in grain, who had monopolized great quantities of that ar ticle, which they retailed at fuch exorbitant prices, that Government was obliged to interfere ir. order to prevent public diltutbances. Prom a Ilatement lately made by the Collator of Prince of Wales's Mind, it appears that the re• venues, fince the artival of the new Government, have increafed to the amount of 813,t09 Spanith dollars per annum, and there is every reafon to be lieve they will Oil' increafe its the fame proportion. The fymptoms of difaffation which lately appear ed among the native troops at Wallajabad, have fuhfided. Inflead of tiling coercive meafures, the Officers judicioufly called out a few of thole who were fufpeEled, and affitred them their plans were all dtkovered, and if they had any complaints to make, they fbould receive every reafonable redrefs; but that if they pet fitted, their nbjth would be .com. pletely froltrated. Clone! Munro then ordered the Proclatnati in of Government to be read, which had fuch an cited that they returned with the greattll alacrity to their poll, and vowed an inviolable at tachment to their Officers and toe Bridal Govern ment. We undertland the men had been tampered with by feme foreigners, who, they howevac declared, had difappointed them. The Chieftains and Zemindars of the prosince of Cuttack, have returned their public acknowledg ments to the Britith G)vernment, for the lenity and ptoteftion which have been /hewn them, and for the I telloration of general tranquillity. A confiderable contraband trade has long been carried on at Fort St. George, through the medinm of the American merchants, to the great dettiment of our commercial intereffs. Some of this mer chandize has lately fallen into the poffeffion of the lit it ifh cruisers. Letters from Rangoon mention th:.t enuntry I. be in great ditirefb, in tooleqoence of the failure of its trade. The natives had 'hewn many fymptoms of difcontent, and all the efforts of their Govern ment are requited w prevent them from breaking into open rebellion. BARTHOLOMIV F.IIR. Yeßeaday the fparts of St. Bartholomew were continued with undiminilhed eclat. The cat.le brought to market in the morning occafi •ned co frnall contrition among the Showmen. One r.l the wander iDg Magi, who exhibited deceptions, was dreadfully alarmed by the appearance of a :!range black head and horns approaching dote to hi, c' njuring table. During -the flea impolfe of terror, the Practitioner of the Black Art was heard to exclaim The Devil! which produced A queer fenfation among- hi. auditors, many of who'll made immediately for the door. The un common occurrence would have occafioned much mifchief, had not a failor roared nut "d—n the Devil, I defy him, only let me grapple with him, and donee his top light.." The Tar then milted to the objea of alarm, and pulling Ade the hangings of the booth, exhibited to all prefent the head of a black.: cow, which had entangled itfelf in a hole in, the Con juror's tapedry from without. The &air, to lay tie Devil, (as he termed it) (truck the poor animal on the head, and it became enraged, tore down the back of the booth, and proved as dangerous an enemy to the Showman as the Devil himfelf. The Conjuror was of opinion, the offender ought to be taken to the Court of Pied Foudre, before her betters, but the Salefman who owned the cow interfered on behalf of his property, and having entered into fecurities, bailed the cow from durance vile.—Another cafe was, BRITT L GL•SIFOR D.—Po ecifely at eleven o'clock the Steward opened the Court, ar.d (wore in a Homage (a Jury) el twelve men. This anion was brought to recover from the defendant a pair of lea ther breeches, unduly obtained by him from the plaintiff the preceeding afternoon. We have a ready dated the citcumtfances under which the breeches had been obtained. For the plaintiff it was dated, that he had no idea whatever 1,1 throwing away the fault clothes, otherwife he would have given them to the defendant grad:. That he was an anduftrious, hard working man, and could not afford to fell for a penny goods that had cod him 55. at lead. With regard to his having faid—" if they don't fit you, you 'hall have them for a penny," that was denied ; at lead it was dated to have been a mere cant phrafe of the trade, if it had been tiled at all : common honedy, it was natural to imagine, would have induced the defen dant to return the ill-gotten breeches. On behalf of the Defendant it was proved, that the words above quoted were ufed by the Plaintiff, and that it was not till after a good deal of hefitation and reluaance, that the Defendant could be prevailed upon to accept the breeches on trial only. The re- Cult of the experiment clearly proved that the De fendant, in terms of the Plaintiff's declaration, was fully intitled to the breeches in quelliom The Steward, in recapitulating the fails and evi dence to the Homage, faid that they would, no doubt, give a molt impartial verdia. The matter was entirely before them. The Plaintiff, he obferved, had made rather a grange affertion, indeed one that he could not exaftly comprehend, when he had dated that if he had ufed the words at all, it was only in compliance with a cant phrafe in the trade. He troll ed, therefore, the Homage would, by its verdia, exprefs its opinion of fo very grange and unkeard of an affertion, The Homage found inftantly a vetdid for the Defendant. Yefterday morning, a nurfery maid, with a young child i■ her arms, in endeavouring to avcid an over. driven bullock, which was furioufly plunging among the multitude at the Fair, got in contact with one of thole dangerous machines called a (wing, the vio lence of which (lathed her to a confiderable dißance, and the child Rill further. She was take■ up fenfe. lets, and carried in that Rate to theHofpital. . - GUILDHALL.—YeIIerday, at this Office, a country farmer, who, it would appear, had been regaling himfelf to a late hour at Bartholomew Fair, charged a fafitionable Lady of the Town with robbing him of a five-pound bill, and a receipt for 201. which he had paid in the courfe of the forenoon, for a horfe and cart. The Complainant Hated, that as he was crt.ff ing London-bridge, between twelve and one o'clock in the morning, he was Lvingiy accoaed by two fe males, the prifoner and an affociate, who has fince found means to efcape, who with much gentlenefs and anxion. folicitude, requefled him to adjourn to A public houfe, where they might enjoy theinfelves over a cool glafs of gin. The tarmer, who was, by his own admitlion, a little fri/iffit, was reluctantly prevailed upon by the gay deceivers. After offering the due frcrifices to Bacchus and Venus, the duped countryman milled his pocket•book, and immediately charged the prifoner, his late paramour, with flily purloining it, and giving it in keeping to her affllciate in iniqui:y. The esyldicr of the pocket book fuddenly difappeared, whilst the prifoner was delivered over to the watchman, who conduced her to the Poultry. Compter, and was there minutely fearehed, but no pocket-book could be found. The patiner admitted the tale of the Complainant to be in general cortee, with this exception, that the never law his pocket book ; and that instead of receiving a Ailing, the fii• pulated fee, he bad the eonfcience to offer her a copper halfpenny. Sir MATTNIW BLOXHAtit adWlitlintred to the coun tryman very falutary admonitions, recommending to him to be, in futere, more circumfpee in the choice of his company, and at prefent ordered him to withdraw with the prifoner, and fettle the differ ence in an amicable manner between themfelves. Puoll.l2st.—A battle took place at five o'clock, yeflerday afternoon, in a field in the neighbourhood of Paddington, for 2o guineas a fide, between Thomas Wall, a reputed pugilill, and a Briltol man, who is only in his noviciate, Thomas Jones feconded the Briltol man, and Bob Clark feconded Wall, and Ryan was his bottle•holder. The Briliol man came into the ring in good fpirits : bets were five to two in his favour before (tripping—ln the &ft round he (hewed a great dial of fcience ; after good fparring on both fides, he gave his antagonill a well diredled blow under the lett ear, which brought him to the ground. However, in the 15th and 16th round, the odds changed in favour of WAIL They fought 34. levere rounds, in 40 minutes, when Wall was carried nut of the ring by his friends, and brought back a , quarter of an hour afterwards, when they wifbed him to begin again ; but this was not Coffered by the party belonging to the lir iftol man, POLICE. Go t trios Ll..—Yellertily a refpeelal-le merchant u!. Thames ftreet. appeared helot e the rating Magi ill die, accompanied by Griffith.., an Officer hdongin,r to the . Police Office. lVorthiroilreet, having in viand y t!oa!e men, to wliwn a fulpician attached of haring robbett the Gervlernan's houfe. It appeared that the profecutor's bottle had lately unJetgoite a repair, while he with his (amity were it. the country, and that the prifoners had been et:s played as workmen in executing thefe repairs. Soon after returning the porfefli to a !:is houfe, the prri: corn: difetivered that tome b .•ers of great value to him were miding. By the aFtivit yof Griffiths, car cundlar.ces were dilcoveted which curled fufpici in to fall nn the ptifonerb, whom he, of cootie, took into cuaudy. One t.f the prifmers was talent. The other two feemed to a3:nit their being accefltries to the theft, by arpealing to the eompaflion of the profecutor 611 account of their having large families. The profecutor•faid he had no other with but to recover his books, which were to him of. importarce. The prifoners feemed to thew a dilptifoion to do him all the juilice now in their power ; he laoped, there• fore, use Alderman would allow them„ to remain io the euftody of the officer, flahjed to,:their being dir• charged on their making the neeeffa4 discovery.-- TO this Sir MA TT It 6V/ BleiX AMI iiirellted ! lirt &SHIP STIR ElT....•Areaerdar A . farE . Fyie, a your : : man, underwent an examina t i on , txingclurged wit's having' felonioufly ilolett from the premises of Mr. John Morris Doyley, at Hackney, a chaile.hatocf; and other articles, which the prifoner offered for fat.: at a fadler's, in Shoreditch. The ftdiei., recogniiiish , the fame to be the property of the Ptotectitor, havrtia made it for him, catifed the prit net to Le apprehend. ed. The property being identifi e d ant thorn tb, the culprit was committed to Nesegate for trial. . HATTON G•ADEN..--.YefierdAy a handfnme young woman was brought up, on the charge of (leafing from the perfon of a geolleiman, in St. Jahn fireet, between ten and eleven o'clock on Thurlday night, a feven fhilling piece and two half crowns. He Lid, that as he was walking along, two women came up to him, hulled him intd a corner, and the prifoner, in an inQant, thruit her hand into his breeches pocket. Finding hinafelf in this fimation, he built from them, and as the prifoner was reaching het 'hand over to her companion, he leized her, and found upon, her the two half crowns. Hi. pocket was turned irtfide out, and the feven-fhilling piece was miffittg. On the I.lilcovery of the theft, he procured the affillance of the patrole, who took one of the women into cut . - tody ; the other made off. The young woman, on being called upon for her defence, laid, that her hufistnd was at lea, And that (he had one child (,a beautiful boy, about three years old, in her arms.) She had met oith the other wo man, in company with a man. at the fair, who had treated theni both, and the was herfelf unfartunately intoxicated ; but the inlified, that the had not taken any money from the gentleman. The Magilltate reminded her, of its being in evi. dence that the money was taken out of her own hand. Being Aced how Ilse maintained herfelf?—Her father, a venerable man of nearly yo years of age, interpofed, to fatisfy the Court on that fulrjeet. He laid, that (he took in needle work and wanting ; that he him fell fupplied her with tea, and fume other articles of indulgence, rather thauof luxury, but that he was poor, and incompetent to take her under his imme diate proteZlion. She had one child to fupport in the abfence of her hufband, who was then gone in the fervice of his country. He earnefty implored mercy on the behalf of a daughter, who, he hoped, would conduttt herfelf in future with decency and honour. The Magiarate referred to the Gentleman who brought the complaint, and remarked, that, on his concurrence, he might be difpoled to difcharge the young woman without punifhmeno The Gentleman being of opinion, that for the fake of public example, as well as her own reformation, the ought not wholly to efcape with impunity, not withflanding the affecting intreaties of the father, the was remanded. 'Attar' Daaveas.—The following is the firth in fiance of a conviEtion under a new Aft, for prevent. ing shopkeepers frosts expofing their wares to tale on the outfide of their windows, and over their areas in the (heti. The Aft. epends to the whole length of Holborn and St. Giles's. Mr. Dow, a Police Officer, had fummoned fix linen.drapers fur infringing this Adt. The fad being proved, the penalty, which is 51. was mitigated to 205, and colts. We mention this particularly, as a caution to Ibopkeepers within the dittriet to which this Ad applies. Qyssm soymta.—Yetterday Eleanor janifon was brought up oa a charge to the following purport : A gallant ferjeant, who is on the Recruiting S.aff, on Thurfday evening having facrificed molt liberally to Bacchus, on his march to quarters fell in with the prifoner, who, by a fober man in the day time, would not be eniflaken fur Yenta nr one of the Graces. She condulled him to her barrack room, in a dingy part of Wellminfler, and there, as he charged her, in a moment of amorous intercourfe, robbed him of his roll, containing, among other arti. des, notes of the Bank of England, to the value of yol. and upwards—on his departure thence and ar• rival at his old quarters he difeovered the defertion, and fent for Ronny, who traced the deferter from place to place till he found her perfon. When (earthed flue had upon her 541. in notes and cafh, and it was alto found that the had Lid nut a good deal of money in taking out of pledge a great number of ar ticles. The Sitting Magifirate committed her for a future heating, that in the mean time the relnaining property may be traced. LOTTERY ost THE NI.W NAIL—III the Lottery for zo.ooo Tickets, which begins drawing on the zoth of Oatiber, 6000 of the Prizes are to be tickets in a Supplementary Lottery, which liearic; the fame I , u7ll4err, will be entitled to the Chance 14 the Benefits of the Supplementary Lottery, to be drawn on the 19th of November ; or the Holders of thofe Tickets may receive for each of them Twenty Pounds in money, on or before the 16.:1 of Novem ber. By thi•plan 57,0c01. beyond the ufual rum is dittributed in Prizes, which gives to the Adventurer the drape; of a Capital Prize at son.:11 lets title than in any former Lottery. P Ig o till ;O. ro. ifels ru►' into and