Star. — London, England, 1804-01-06 00:00:00

fgE r . 7 . 4 A . • 6. ;a large [apply, es hardly feich lower--Barley and Malt conti at article—Peas at quantity, lie (apply. and lalt rpettled lower— el of rewt. and IDEA: LID. 3$L tip 38L per LIE 101,56a.1i50. ac 13,1. I!/. CWL Cirt: -. ar la to 'abed'. ,43a. to 16a Ts. us. sca par hei MS. DOE. JAN. s. to t4l sos to tl se to tl S. to 21 Ot to 31 011 dow, in Wet. : ball to all the Etter. Among tees and ilracto. :ed produdlinns 111 Fora fpeaka doom. ppointed Lieu e command of TpooL from Commis ,dmind Do c e, Woe. 4.1103. tbe tgotb et Ode mat 6 or 71eaNe. I sad eo =Mee% iftveyed,a Pres& "modem sad MI her ge. bat tie as tie IL a. arse re Moose, min We, veruabis be LV;... "s. R. 1114.11`. boatmen, for Is timely arta cb, in coming Downs, oe Sands Head, o'clock in the m the Sand s Iger, fbe Seed c. which occa. on the coati e afcertained, mg, by gnat cceeded io brought her to luf► of her well rewarded, of the Ram& be taken poll ;lilb, as it was Although this t its fortifies- fe Portugnefe, e place more: pf making any anchor at this , refidea there, Saturday let afternoon Was tide for (even fnur o'clock, gher than the by near fix Not The tide in the after s ; and much Thames, by Weltruinfler rd ; but lance rehes laid on ailed it out of ■ fipal was ithead, for a ed, to attend to be flogged which he was rred at Sheer belonging to be laid Ihip, a o out of AT* e been found. daring tine" Lamina t fir (ARK flOOp of Arne is John s Captain of 3 forced their of Holme en out !hoot. -11alk, which np, into tho fined all that •n was about !militated to Laing of call me of which the kitchen, of the men- J broke it in, wounded.— .) nut, and the in which st rt. r • NAUTICAL INTALLMENCE. - MAII.S THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W. 't; Ail. DUI. All. DUX r rkiw li. . Hambusith o $ ' Waterford a s Leeward Mande o 0 PsszaNcs, Jae. 3.—Anived yefterday, the Ptinca of Wales, London trader, Tett u Da*, laft from Fal mouth, with fundries for this port.—Sailed the NIM• aoD poop of; war, Capt. o.Ntrt, on a cruize ; laft night the Daaifh brig Vrow Margaretta, Captain CLASS VoLtusas, with pilchards for Venice; and this morning, the Coop Indußry, Cs eve kr sr., with better from Cork, for this port and Falmouth. Wind fqually at S. S. E. FLINOITTUp AM. 4.—Came in the Admiral Nel foe , Capt. Limos, from Newfoundland for Dart mouth, with 6th and oil, for a market : the fhip Wenibury, of this port, Capt. Evans, laden with a valuable cargo of various merchandise, bound to loatiou, was early this morning difeovered to be on fire in the fore part of her : as fhe lay in Hamoaze, and near the men of war, it became neeeffary to cut her adrift, and tow her to the Weft Mud ; after which the was fired into by one of the gun. veldt, as every other method was taken to [cut& her,for the prefervation of the flip and cargo : the tide, however, being ebb, the foon grounded, and the (enuring became ineffeatral : the flame has not yet Writ forth, but the body of inoke is immenfe, and feems to proceed from the bottom of the hold, where a quantity of madder root is flowed. The Dock Yard engines are gone olf, and every Chip's boat in the harbour is affifting : file is cornpleatly ftripped of ber yards and falls, and every ekation has been made to prevent her getting to the fire, and as the tide is now flood, there is a probability that the may not be confonied. , --Sailed the Mtrovaua; of q 4 guns, Cap. fain MANSTISLD, to join the fleet. POITSISOOTPI, JaruacT s.—Arrived the Friends, WOOLDISDOn• from Jerky, with French prifoners. . &magas% Jan. s.—Arrived his Majefty's Drip Amami, Lord hose, and has failed again. The Ansoscaos, Capt. Avarua, has alfo arrived, and rema i n s at the Nora. Ws are happy to Rate the arrival of la Vmo a rs, CaPt. bsasavoao, which was faid to have been loft : the is m i very flattered ems. dition, Oaring to the late tentpeßtarbs slather, audit wM be fame time before the can be got ready for fea. The Hams 1111 come down the River, and filled for the Downs. A report was laft sight very inctitari. =fly cit . ...NAM!, that the enemy had effefted a landing on the coat of Elks, but it was foon found to be en tirely groundlds. The Manz gun velfel, Lieutenant MA:11DSIIST011p is hauled up on the flip, in order to have her bottom • repaired. The Cannes, Capt. thecae'', is taken into dock. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GasvaltudaJAN. 5.--.Paffed by the flpeeulation, 'floatation; • y Seater, and the Frederica, Ikeda froth ittliga Hair fteriato; SA/is Stme. from Cstwyli; Septameft„ —; auk; Three Sifters, Prow* ; and the Jnrgni Muria lets Marpirekta, tram Ilacterdana—flaikal eke Emansd. Dyer, far Neptune, Peak, for dim i ty; Mary aod ]ass, Athheirk, and Reeky. Poe% for Dahlia MOOTED. At Pattbmooth, from DaseskaAoft malamb. fir, taarptoa, from Tirenk--At Liverpool, • Lady Cre mates, Gibbet. Dom St Asietniik ; Tyfoe, Tucker, from New in g e w id t , ag Mtn. 11111 d Sifters, Cocky. from the BA tie—At Newfoundland, Abed, Peck, from Li At Cbarielkorr.Two Friends, Mae NA kali Loodco—rt i rtliZnp. km, Lydia, Hatton, from Lambs. La Clireture, French privateer, momoing ss pins and 'es mica Is off Bourdeaux ; the Capthin and at mu drowned.— The fame privateer had captured the John sod Mary, of Liver pool, sod the Alert. from Briftal, hms4o Nevis. WM7IOIIEII4 DEC. 27.—We had very temper tuous weather on Tuefday tall. About half pall nine o'clock at night, a large (hip, the Viffers-Hoop, (the Filherman's Hope) appeared off the harbour, but was not able to enter. the wind blowing ftrong from the S. W. This veal had been purchafed at Liver pool, by the 'nukes of this harbour, for the purpofe of finking her near the end of the Old (tray, to a6l as a break water, till the intended addition could be made to that pier. An end was got from the Ihip, but the (truck the new work at the North Wall ; the end broke, and the drifted to the northward. Twn boats went off to her, under the moll hazardous turnflances ; but the lea ran 10 high, that it was im pofiibl: to board her. In about an hour, the went on (bore, a little to the north of Rednefs.Point, near Parton, and, loon after, became p complete wreck. The people (fourteen in .number) were all lived ; rind their prefervation teems to be little short rf a miracle.—The (bore was lined with the wreck, fur a iconfiderable length. Garreoce, Jas. 3.—Saturday loft, the fhip Eli eeabeth, nt the burthen ut 394 100', was launched imam the building yard of bier's. Joao Score and Sons. His Weil fhip TOUR T fired a gun upon her going off. Captain SystPSON, of that (hip, Ord a party of Ladits and Gentlemen, were out in be'qts. She went off nroft beautifnlly.—NVe hear from B e if„g o that ou Wcdn ells! night lal, as the Captain of a Ste rnoway wale' was leaving h-r in the roads, ;se come cm Sore. baying leaped into the boat along. Side. i t e xerfet, by which accident, notwithitanciing e r e xy exertion to (ave him, he was mifortimatcly .Irowned.—By it Gentleman from Canna we learn, th.it the Pandora, frbblai Tno r, from this port,has arrived there from Newfoundland, and that the fol lowing fifbing vcfftls had In.cri wiatl bound about three weeks, viz. the Janet. htLACHLANI ; Expeti m,nt, cum Marquis of Lorne, BLAIR ; and hiergaret, BOARS, for this port ; Charming Mary, biretta, for Camphelton ; and Ann, MrKiscav, t o r Rotbdray.—We arc lorry to have to mention, that •he Hunter, Mac:. !gray. of this port, is on (bore, •vie,in two miles 1 Wexford ; arJ that the Captain .as afraid the rees.oli.nt be got off. sic was its liopcs snow poi t the caigu we . ild be laved ; hot ti.at •r.ttld depend uu the wea ther. .The Wig Peggy I. on inore at the fame riai e.—The Barton, ---, is At L'vetpl IroMI)CITILIREA ; failed rliciiec t• •!, Nov. The (hips to j..i .. tl.e (Ice; ter Lissom • Ill! the r;th v 1 Woe mono. • Etstssoa, Doc. 3., Eight of the Englifh !hips which left this place with the laft cUnvoy, have, is we are allured. gone on fhore on' the ifland of Leas : two Oro ate on thore at Anholt. The litho, froth Peter (burgh to London, is among the numberflt e is on chore at Leffoe ; four of the crew have arrived here. A/IIIDEFN. Die. 28.—The regitier, and other papers belonging to the Betfey of London, which, with the crew, are fuppofed to have been on board the Hamburgh Packet, have been watbed on more near to Arbroath. The Adventure, of Whitby, from Riga, with mans for the navy, came to.anchpr upon the 241 h, about half a mile call of JohnthaVen, not more than two' cables length from the breakers; there were eight feet waler in her hold, and the crew came afhore, but next day the wind coming 4 the land; they went on board with fume additional hands, and brought her round to this port. When the Thomas was call alhore laft week in the' Bay of Nigg, as mentioned formerly, the Marquis of HUNTLEY, with his Aid de Camp, (non after in formation, rode to the place, and though the weather was inclement, continued there fame hours, appoint ing a guard, giving inartalions, ordering fpirits for' thofe *aiding, and encouraging the people to ,exer tion. He humanely enquired concerning the cir cumftances of the men fared, and next day bellowed on them generous relief. The body of another of the drowned, Timmer STAMP, fon of the owner, has been call adore , and decently interred in the church.' yard of Nigg. By the care of the Magittrates of Aberdeen, and exertion of thole employed, the clothes of the men and rigging have been brought to land. She has not yet broke up, but it is much feared the will nut be got off. HULL, Jaw. 3.—The ORESTES noon of War failed from Yarmouth, for Elfmore, on the z4th oh. with the Kingfton, of this port, and the Charles and William, under convoy. To the loffes becalioned by the late torment:our weather which have been recorded, may be added the following :—A Chip belongitigto Mr. Taoreas Pamisoa. of &wino', was 101 l upon the coati of Norway and the greater part of ,the crew, including the matter, ( Mr. Paaasort r s fon) drowned. The re covery of another of his Eons on board the fame vet . - fel, from the dials of excelfive fatigue and cold, is extremely doubtful. The Purfuit, belonging to Mr. Mitt, 'a lto of Scarbro' bound from the Baltic, is 101 l on the coat of Sco tland ; the mallet, mate, and part of the crew drowned. The Commerce, of Scar. bro' tlateaf Nintitby) is arrived at fame port in Scot land , from the Baltic, with the lots of alma every thing m e had upon the deck. Several t hips belong ing to Whitby and Scarbro' have not yet been heard of. The Alert, of Scarbro', one of the late Baltic Beet s which is hated in the London marine hit to hate been loft, is fate arrived at fome port in. Scot land. The Atty, of Whitby, is loft on Lefon, and there is too much reafon to fear that all bands have perifbed. The Retrieve, CRAtTEIt, of the fame place, and belonging to the fame owner, is likewife Branded on the fame Wand ; the crew after (attain ing great hardihips from the intenfe cold, gained the &ore. and there are Come hopes The will begot off. The Sifters, WINTaItIaCHAU. from Memel, ant of the milling Baltic !hips, i, lately arrived this morn ifil/ sin our Roads. The irefiel which drifted pail Holy Mind on Wed nefefay fen:tight, as mentioned in our 'aft, was the Ariel, 41 Sunderland, with timber, from Memel.— She drove on (bore, anJ ha. fince gone to pieces. Two large veffels were lath Week driven on the Lineolnlitire coat, one at Theddlethorp, the other at Grainthorpe. The crews of both were providen tially fared. A Pruilltn veircl, contort of the one which drove near Gaiittltorpe„ foundered out at tea, and her crew of eleven perfi.us perifhed. AstaatVaLsAt Scarborough, the Hunter, Hinderwell, from Portfmouths Apollo, Boozer, from Rita; FNMA., MeMel t Hope. Quinton, from Dantzie.—At Alleant, the Visi- lance, Stwoodmso, tram thin putt.—.lt Lace, the Oruzembro, ' Tilton, from ditto. Livearooc, jaw. s.—The Shaw, DAWSON, has fprung a leak in Dublin Harbour, and had four feet water in her hold on Tuefday lad.—The eaufe of the accident is not yet afcertained ; the had a good deal of her cargo out, and every exertion was making to difcharge the remainder, but it is feared part of it will be considerably damaged. The Sutton, Bora tit, from hence, arrived at Dub lin the Isth ult. after a very revere pelage, in which lie 101 l one man, the fore top fail, and fplit his main top tail. When he got inside the Bay, a mile and a half or two miles to the fouthwaid of Houth, tie (truck upon a bank or fc.me funk velrel, which nearly broached the (hip to, and carded her to make four feet water and which damaged all the fugars. The :eft of the g. , ods are in pence fafety. The General ' johnion, —, of Wexfutd, from hence is loft at Balbriggin. The brig Jnhn, —, from Cork to thin port, is put into Whitehaven, by heavy 7ales of wind, cargo configned to order, and afraid damaged. The Fame, Timm r St`ri, from Waterford for this port, is on Store and lull of water, at Drogheda, the i7th tilt. The batty, CL'ItItY, from Limetick to this port, is on chore at Darby Haven, Ifleman. The Minerva, Baowa, and Margaret, You so, were (poke in company on the 28:h Nov. in lat. 40. 42. 1 long. la. s. W. an well. The Liverpool Packet, M•Con a eel., from hones I,r &Waft, put into }Waugh, the toils ult. mate and one man washed overboard the night before, and fovcr al fails fplit ; was a:paled round to the tint wind. The Ann, Faons HAM, of this port, was well at Acra Roads, on die Coral of Africa, 7tl) Augult. Asatvcn—The Riw, htolin.ca, from Africa and Barham% at Disnar.ra. The I),Ana, MAO, it, ns hence at Baltic The Chatham, Ch, w ; rliMipfbrirr, axed Cotton PLoitcr, Sherry, Iron haute at New Vok. Ihc Mary, Mdmoth; and the Mary, Mau, hence is 1 . .1 • The Wt:twlin, fop, (runs ha cc at I .ittron, Rath oh . I Thatts,Chanah y, (row Lancaacr at Alw:aira. *1 tic 1).1 in sr, , from flew York, at Naylaka. 7he Vathuthouo, 1.c:;It. Wcentorciand, Oh 'tar, Nona barer tor lnrk and Jabialci at studwcirs Rosa!, the ult. The Haste, h:itward, MAO I 1::,111 'ld al.. port at Near). Ihe lfritwila, Lockhart, IMF. ban, n C,dk. Ihc Sarah, VitiOr, front Riga, CC tta• ',rt. at I or.: 1I• ;.c. .401 e Govanot U4Sel, and th, I:Jw..l.lsvc:l, from henrc New C,L1...r. lb, Di path, Lour,, (rota hence at at. Michatl. .1 is ',or, h.c.:e at Ihr or, gi:ey, ins 1.. at 1.11 Mac, ilur,s z. lwrice as Ll.Arl•l'o. l'lte I Wit e.cr, from trance At iAwl. it, uLa ith ti I% • Ida I - . The .r Lank. Laaa. fp= ..t tan‘: • i : 5 , ..r • ..t : •ITI. 1 , 4111.d...1; II• :I .• ; it • a tr KslcAt. Moss is • d. •I .. 1.. t;: .to , . it.ga 144 11.1. p at. at i.t _. ,e.• Urn •' .1. ; s • otctr, 1 .•.t, I: am :.Malec la( , :.:a hR1C11T0Y.....74Y. 3. The CUM this morniug,from one Wreak, of the town so the other. were completely filled with all ranks and defcriptions of fpettators, to behold a.con. fiderable part of the gun boats of this place praaife with their eighteen pound carronades, in firing at a calk in the offing, previoully moored there for that purport, and floating on the water. The (hots alto gether were with afionilliing accuracy du eaed; many of them apparently fell within a few feet of the ob jea, difcharged from a dillance of nearly half a league; fo that had it been as large as one of their own boats, it would inevitably have been fent to the bottorn. Many parties in row gallies were on the water, and gave a pleating clan:ay to the fcene.— While this neterary eremite for national defence was going on, another concourfe of people, not quite fo retpeasble as the former. were gratified (if any gra tification can he obtained from to fanguinary and in human a diverfion) by a bull-beating, at the little vil lage ofliove. The only particular of this tranfac tion, which has at prefent reached us, is of an Offi cer of the 4th Dragoons, who has a bull-dog of his own, wagering too guineas with an Officer of the fame Regiment, that his dog pinned the bull in the fpace of two boors ' which wager he won, as the dog fulfilled. his talk in fomething lets than ten minutes. The :Parrcs's harriers yefterday threw off near Pbrtfla De, and produced Come brifk (port, for bora only being the conquered (pods of the morning. The field w.ts refpeaably attended. Jac '4.—The inhabitants of this place have been greatlffurprifed at the Sodden and unexpeaed re moval hf the 4th, or G4ten's Dragoons, hom this place, this morning. Ihe route of the troops arrived about pro o'clock A. M. and at nine o'clock the troops commenced their march for Blatchington. Misty tumours, in confecoence, and tome of a very nnpleacant deferiptimi, have been propagated, tome of which have exited no uncommon degree of alarm and fin-prize. The Panics, it is Paid, returns ham Up-Pirk to the Pavilion on Wednefday next. The oth Light Dragoons are in daily expettation of their mute, to proceed horn this place to Guildford. Wm. General H ewc Li and Brigadier-General Lord Caavair, we underitand, leave their &bid in Yorkibire, in a few days. They will be fucceeded by Major General NM,. Prince WiLucas 9f GLOUCESTItt, who k indefati gable in his military exertions, has awed the following Garrifon Orders : Limped. Dm. a 6. " The weeps of tits bk Demons Mardi, traarowed at Liver pool, to match at fcwo o'clock, os Wetlnefiley and folloorlig dapo o marglorto their num that will he feet to the Command ing " It II with great regret that Prime Waste fees the 6th DragositChards quit hie dißrigt, and cannot allow that Carps to march, erithoot expecibrkg his entire approbatieo of the coo• dud of Lientestant Calomel Got me, sod of the Regiment in general, flax they have beat under his command. and the great fatisfwaluo It will &Gni lion on Conte future occalion, wham that wry Ise regismot tinge; hl, command. a. MORE, A.A. 11... . _ Yefterday the fecond regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, had a field day, in the ground belonging lo the Eaft India Company; their. grenadiers and light company, for the firft time, wore their new caps, which are very Itandforne, and add much to the ap. pearance of the regiment. This regiment is now, in every refpea, fit for aflual ferviee. They are pro vided with great coats, haverfacks, canteens. and every other article regnilite for I foldier to take the field. Their kiting yellerday • was excellent; and Oren altogether make a very military appearance. The third regiment alma a %milled yefterday ; but owing to the unpleafantnefs of the day, were not long under arms. Yefterday the Loyal Britons paraded at their drill ground, early in the morning, and marched under a fieavy fall of fnow, to blufwell Hill, near Highgate, where they had s grand field day, and performed various mancurres entirely to die fatisfaaion of their Colonel. Yefierday the Prince of Wales's Loyal Volunteers had a grand field day. The regiment ambled at one o'clock on their parade, in the King's Mews, from whence, notwithflanding the inclemency of the weather, they march e d to Hyde Park, and halted with their rear towards Bayfwatcr, elofe column of companies on the grenadier light infantry, and third company right in front. They were then formed, and afterwards deployed into line on their refpeeive companies. The mel then affirmed a new front, by counter marching to the right by files, and wheeled by companies, in order to take op a new alignemcr.t. They then fired from centre to flank, and right to left, in a very correa Ilyle, and gave two moll excellent vollics. The bugle then founded, when the light infantry proceeded to ficirrnifit in front, and the battalion advanced in dole column towards Kenfing ton Gardens, where, after clearing fevcral impedi ments, the line was formed, a volley fired, and a charge made. Orders were then given for co.lting, which was done in ar. expeditious manner; the n.gi ment formed double tile., and marched back to the parade, where they were chfrniffed.—The whole was performed with a fleathnefs and precifion which would have done honour to veteran foldiers, and the firing in particular was remarkably good. Colonel Cox has applied to Government to Infer him to augment the Bloonattry Corps to the num ber of toot. It is at prefent 720. The lion. Mr. Yoak a has returned a very flattering anfwer. The Marquis of Tirc ti tutu has alio written to the Co. lonel on the (abject, and he has great reafun to fup pole his application .11 prove fuccefful. On the 2C , '.41 11%. the Royal Mid Lothian cavalry, commanded by Lieut,:n ,i,t C.lui IR :he Hon. _OBS T DU NUAS, morello! tut, yiart..is in Edinburgh, and Lune day were infpLci.l at G“rsie, by Lieutenant Colonel ANDREW Wicwr, infpeding , fli-er of the didria, who cxprtllei the appear ance both of mcn and buries. They ate to be in. Ipeaed every tun m4,11:11,.. The ill battalion of the tBth, or Royal hills Re giment of Foot, whl have for fame time been can. toned in Edinburgh ea,tle, ate 111.ArCii.1.1 10/ the tent votary barracks on t:tc c enait. tLer pitch:d 11, I!.:Zrt j ei to take place in the courfe cf a few w, t Ls. and the Game Are the 'ie.'' SAturtfAy j .!•+ :.. • W.l • a'ic tr, Ii hren etc clatcd at Edn) Wea Tc'pitt c. kor nvnaupithre,lP • • ilt Doom., commoos..orrniciioAlii__vi Luca to. Luce.—This was a caste of 41hOlto feparation from board and Mutual ealtablenitill reafon of cruelty, promoted by Mary Leek. ai George Luck, her hu(band. The allegation exhibited in this cite by ktral charged her hulband with grofs mice:mama cruelty towards her, fuch as at tintet.ezebeilki from his bed-chamber, and obliging her to alai night on chairs in the drawing-room; alto that allowing her the neeetrary apparel fuitable tO bit Lion in life, and likewife a& of perform' vial which fads, the Colloid on behalf of the Ladi witted, were fully ettablithed by the evidence prod before the Court. On the part of Mr. Luck, the Countsl coat« that the above charges were not fupported CAI witneffes examined, that neither cruelty or grog condo& was fubilantiated, and therefore the j had failed in the proof altogether. The Learned judge, in giving his opittionokite that in order to entitle a party to feparatioa, muff he fixed upon the other party proof of ert rendering the life, to a certain degree.mgafeiti was not upon flight differences (which might d very much the comfort of the,lives of each o that this Court could interfere and thug he clearly of opinion. upon minute ly examining th pofitions of the witdeffes, that the La of emelt] not proved t and. therefore, it was impoifibl faith to pronounce a fentence of feparation, b the fame time expreffed a with, that the kind lc of relations and ffiends of the parties would ince to heal this breach, and endeavour to make tt mainder of their lives more happy on the ow and the other. 'ER SESSIONS. Venerday the Welt :inner Ceiarter SefGone =tilted at Guildhall. King-greet. The cake came before the• Jury were manly *Woes foe m rating alfzults. Elizabeth Blow was indilled for keeping a In in Rupert-trees. This profecution was curio at.the is:fiance of the para. The houfe had certainly very appropriate—it was called the Pi where travellers might . rat their weary limbs, forego all the fatigwr they might encounter inn bulatmg the ttreets of this van metropolis!' 1 was a fecond count in the indiament, defaitial place as a difotderly houfe. Thomas Haines, who lived oppofite the , b Rated. that he had feet: girls of the town vele:tit it, from ten in the morning till twelve at night.. they regularly did; but they were moll outman the evening; they had each a male companion: were women whom,he knew by right. having them lounging about in Coventry-fireet. He feen tat or twelve sells enter the houfe in the of an hour in an evening.. Gafper Vitoll was next (worn; be agreed with Haines in every particular, and added, that Slossfay ~sing he counted twenty-four or twent 'couple go into the houle within ant boar. Several other witnelles were adduced; there no variation in their account. Mr. CON sr, for the defendant, fail, that it not iu his power to deny the , fa& of sfen and wt going into the honfe, but in order to make on charge againit iz, to the extent in the indidli ibmething done in it mull be proved. No fa that defcription had been proved, or even attests] and that encumflance enabled him to deny that a& of indecency took place. He then proceed, call feveral witnefres, to prove that there never any riots or ditiortunces at the berate. Several rle were called to the changer of the defends They defcribed her as an honed., indnalrions, charadter. Still they could not help raying, they knew fhe kept flab a &aft; how they cool concile that fa& with a good word chararkr, they to fettle in their own minds. Mr. MAINV/ARING addreffed the jury. H Caved, that the principal charge mull be done a as the fad had not been proved ; and with rep the (camel. that of a difoiderly houfe, they to decide from what the witnetil.s had' raid. Fro* evidence before them it was clear that the ho 4 kept for the molt immoral porpores, and the ast of ir, to rife a common exprefilin, had carried . rearing tra.k.—The Jury found her Guilty, as Court fentenced her to 14 day. imptifontuent, a pay a fine of scl. A very refpelable tradefman was charged young girl, hts apprentice. with 21.114.iltutg h When the gave her evidence, it appeared fro* Itarement to be fomething more than a COMM° fault. The Defendant'. Counfel, however. i ' crofs•examination, proved the was a moll artful and had been guilty of vatiousavil ptaaices. had taken money from Centime* who mat Is the erect, had ufed rouge in order to beighter beauty, and had (laid out from his hoofs one day night. He called evidence to thew the prol of condutt in the Defendant in general, who married man, and after a charge from the CI MAN, who was of opinioh the girl's Ristemesit s (food unfupported by other evidence, was sot cc the Jury acquitted the Defendant. On Monday neit, the State Lottery beginEl ing, and will continue on the tath. I fith. aril. 261 h, a Sth. and 3. d, of the pedant Month, and ad and .trh of Fan uary, which will be the tall drawing. NICHOLSON'S fortunate Tickets *Ed can only be bad in London, at nO, c of the Royal klechange. The prelent Lottery. which commences der on hlnnday next, peculiarly claims the attenti adventurers, as well from its Scheele being n with Cap:tal Prizes,; dicionfly arranged, as4fc the prefent low pi ice of Tickets and Shares thole we prefumc n ull confiderably advance, arc well informed , the demand hitherto taped has been unparalleled. McQrs. insulin's an therefore molt refpediully recommend an imm lllllchalc to their numerous friends, and inform diZY I t ice on fate a great variety of Ticket ShAre• in choice, and feleet numbers, at emir ul frilly fortunate Lieerifed Sate Lottery Office. Popes} lead-al)ey, Lonstc,n, which for than thirty years, (lands pr,-:minently diditsg its rale of Capital l'sites, both la Ti.l.eti anl Shares.