Star. — London, England, 1804-04-19 00:00:00

By *wag k large an blue fo eatly in tbt Set Gin, tbit public would lofe a great flare of the advallages.l which would otherwife ante upon the negotiation of the loan, which he thought %hoed be much larger in proportion than the Exchequer Bills, which ought to be narrowed in their iffue. He owned he bad not bad time to look accurately into the papers upon the table, but thole were the obfervations which (truck bis mind at the moment. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEVER re plied, by obferving, that the Hon. Gentleman not having accurately examined the papers, accounted for the error ipto which he had fallen ' • for if he had accurately examined them, he would have found, that out of the whole outftanding fun, 10,663,6001. was provided for upon the Malt tax of 1802, 1803, and 18.04 ; the Property and Perlonal tax of 1803 and 1804 ; and the War taxes of the latter year ; keying toarteen millions to account for ; of which, three millions were locked up, in the Battik, provided for upon the taxes of ;Soh, and thus leaving a refl. Ngh due extant, of only eleven millions, of which one ff ‘ e million and a half was to be bold back by the Bank for another, as already Rated ; and confequently the film to be 'aired was only nine millions and a half, for that amount of Exchequer Bills actually afloat. He mull entirely differ from the Hon. Gentleman's argument, that the Loan thould be great, and the .cider of Exchequer Bilk (mall I for the latter was i very important refource to Government, and fo pular at market u never to have been at a &count. The true proportion Issue depend entirely upon the quantity at market, and the preference the poblie gave. This be conceived an anferee to the Hon. Member i and with rape& to the period of the year at which it was propofed to make the iffoe, he con ceived the Hon. Member equally in error, when he alerted that it differed totally from the precedents of former years, u on the sth of April silos, there were two millions of Exchequer Bills more afloat than at the prefent moment. This very day too the Bank 'had iffued yoo,oool. for the porpofe of dikbarging outftanding Exchequer Bills of sso3; and it was therefore, neceffary to keep up the fupply at market, tipon a branch of the public fecurities fo much in the public preference. After a few words more from Mr. Vanfittart, Mr. Rote, and Mr. JohnEtone, the refolutions peed. 7 , C Tbe PIANCELLOi at the zxctszczyzß moved two rw kl - Thee certain aboweitees mak to Ailjousts sod &Mikan Mac Cl Mak, fir dm awes yea. be defrayed oat et the Land Tax sod tbet thepep cal *aft of the Mikis be defrayed oft of tbe Oafiiiead Ibd he trekod."...Agrea to, sod ordered to be reported toasemmer. sod the Committee to k tats ao Friday. Mr. It 062 moved forfors retort of the mouse of ratebettaer 14th iffued from the stb AFL Ins, to the fame day la aoc, di& awaking era year, mid the food woo what they was charm. olde,•-enierL SSSSS SORT ItLiCTIOn. use the freoisd reading of the Ayklbury Fallebirt DM Conn. kl 'pink the EM was called to the Bar, alter which the waa teed a feemod time and committed. On the motion of Sir GEO. CORItIEWALL, tt was ordered. that the Speaker do nee WM his wrk for the return of a Member tor Ayklisurromer vacant.befese Monday, the 2la May. The DUMB Police 8W was read • third dine, and pelted. The SPEAKER gam melee, that he mould take the Chair to snetrow at four o'clock prccUely, on the coalitieration of the clam Petition. The Hon. Mr. KtPINAIRD gave notice of a motion rofpeetiag Half-par Officera—AdJmused at Se o'clock. LONDON. THURSDAY, APRIL rp. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Cad . a money, 5514—Ditto for May ace. 55H. Old p ee Cent. g on—New S per Cat. 940— , 4 Pei Ceot 7 0 .. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Zink Stock 547 146$ 5 paean. 1797 9441 3 per Cert. Rad. Ado. 544$ Lan Ana En 154 3 per C. Cod. Mai lade Stick gay 4 per Cent. rift Lowry Tickets tyl, 15a. 3 per,Cost. Navy poi Cot tor ow. 35tft gashes. Rils, par. 11. prem. LaR night in the Houk of Commons, in confe fequenee of the indifpofition of Mr. PITT, the dif cuffion on the Army of Referve SnfpenGon Bill was deferred till Friday. It was read a (wind time with. out opporition, and the debate referved for the Com mittee. Mr. Fox's motion refpeiting the National Dtfenee, was poftponed till Monday. The Mini(ler intimated that be would not bring forward the Budget before Monday fe'nnight. A report was circulated yeflerday afternoon that the Dutch fleet bad failed from the Teed. No offi cial difpatches, announcing the fat, had been re. eeived at the Admiralty, and we were therefore inclin ed to difcredit it entirely. We find, however, that ft:ch intelligence wa% received by the Marquis Towns ten 19 , an eaprefs from Norfolk. The hoßile flips cre fail to be leering for that part of our coal. We are Rill convinced the news is groundlefs.— Official accounts of fuch an event could not fail to have been received by this time, had it taken place. The fliips teen, and which may have given rife to air report, were probably Come of our own. The King of Swine■ was at Baden when the Duke H m ''as kidnapped: he was on a 'ilk to his I 'the w the Elector of Banns. At the violation the Independence and territory of the Electorate y French troops, and at the feizure of the unfor .ll .atc Prince, he expreffed great indignation, and, it > laid, immediately fent over to his Ambaffador 11,1 e, Baron De SILVIRHJIII4, a Protea„ couched in very (bong and manly terms, againfl that infa• ;nous and barbarous tranfaftion. The Swedifh Am bafrador has received dircainns to deliver copies of it to all the foreign Ambarradors at the Court of I .; l :trday her MAJESTY and the Prineefres • hi 111, MAKI', SoPHIA, and AMELIA, attended by 1. 'y Clt v, took an ail ing through Brampton. I Dukes of KENT and CAmasimus dined with i 4PORiING INTELLIGNIML - NEWMARKET inn IMMO larklNCis WIDNIIDAY. Fifty Pentads by Subfcription for 3 yr olds. 711. 41b. 4 IT.old— tta; 71b. and syr olds 911. D. C. ' to pay 3gs. entrance. Si 5 a 3 3 D. et Ordmtes b. m. Patel* Mr. Dawfcm's qMs 14 Groin:mei b. c. Ptuntako Six to 5 on (tilt. The fir ft year of the Newmarket Stakes of.sogs. each, h. ft. colts 811. 71b. fillies 811. alb. D. M. Kiting 3yrs old. . . Sir C. Banbary's c.Frofparo,by Whiikey, out of Nympb a 1) . of Grafton's be. f. Fake, by ifribilkey. oat of Pratte& 2 Mr. MMus's b. c. by littuard,out of Batington's biter 3 Mr. F. Neale's ch. c. Brsiowerm, by Bastard, dam by Sky. lager, out of ifabel ..... 4 Mr. Pantoa's ch. c. Proldfor, by Skyfasyer, out of 40 11 141 P4) dun ... • - • Mr. Norton names Mr. Dallworth's e... by' Star k mitraf MK band Young Martke mare •,. • ~ ;MT a ifa eer Mr. Lockires b. L fiber ti Hetfehelf, by Telefragfe, . • .-. pi Mr. Whaley 's c. Hb Ithyd Hlghnefa, by Sit Peak, .6141 by Brut . . - . - . - 11 14 Mr. Whaley's dark be. f. Virgin, by Sir Peter, dam by Prasq out of Editha 10 14 Dadiagton's c Zodiac, by it. Deers% out ((Abigail pd 14 °releaser's be. L Viola. by John Bull, out ((Olivia pd Sir F. Sundial's b. c. by Sir Pam, oat of konsee D. Grafton's ch. L Lifter to raw SW C. &sobs/ry e s b. c. by Widikrys , out af Obetch Si, C. Stusbury's eb. f. Situ to Orbs& Mr. Howard's hi. e. by Wbrilogy, ma et amkrella . - 1 Mr. Won's Sao by Waxy, out of Tortmillo. 1- ~• ' ' Mr. Watteirs errs atm to Mammies -'• •' *. ,14 Miteesitowe same Mr. Girdler's b. a by Pee t ....- a Hares, dia. bY Pal" • - - •;:. • .., ipir Mr. Gbver'r di. Lby Moores* cat et a Ma Oa ,. LA O b 7 t of•coo ghlic o . a es Isr. c. Ilegateledby Sir Pear, sot of Tres . _ Very high odds age. Profpero--7 to 4on Pelli i 4 , pi to 1 nit Buzzard. Sweepftakes of wogs each, It. ft. for Syr olds. the Flat.. La arefvesses GA& Mr. —...uarifell>. e. by jam b. __ - 'Mrk' $ i' Esc be, .adifies brother to Steadeed i 1 1 LA Groliear's jsch-otall-Tredie 7 I Mr. MAW' MU. Balky P 41Po Mr. Corattres Laura - - - .... I *ri Sin to I az& Cefarol-- tot ugft itadcutte-7 to 4 on Sir F. • ~ 'I brotUr to Stamford. Mr. Howortb' • _ ..lbsc• beat Mr. Howard's Ha. borah, by W '" 'Fe,: - . the Flat, toss.—?, M . 4 on Bos• ar — ' - 44.,, • IA Sackvillers „b omenanter, 80. 71b. beat Ld Felted Bkmithed Boy, SR. r3lb. :T. M. M. B. C. soogs.-..- 6 to 4 on Enchanter. Mr. Wilfon's Merryman, 80. slb. againfl Mr. H. F. Melia% c. Diddler, by Pegafus, out of Plaillow's dam, 80. Two yr old C. wogs. Off by C.oofeot. d I. The French Papers ale pre_ paring the Peblie for another mesical report! Soft' btoarav and Gonaoss are now announced to be beginning to befsd Lord Gans mt.& and family rift& am; at Camel ford Hours. • 4;• • 4 The Emperor Acasaania ha( VO . fireci every work which treats of Mathematics in'•tike Englifk language to be tranflated into the Ruffian.' Several large clefts within there few days have been received from Egypt, containing various Rattles and mummies fent to England by the Prevoyante (lore-Slip 'for Lord ELGIN. The BLAAKIL has alto brought home feveral cafes for bis LordStip, which will be delivered from the Cußom Route in a few days. The r+th Battalion of Referee, quartered at Ayr, commanded by Colonel Gaarcr, have agreed, in confequence of previous permaion from his Majelly, to become a Regiment of the Line, retaining their prefentofficers,and receiving each a bounty of 7L sas. The County of Dublin Militia. quartered at Cole. raine, have volunteered their Cervices to England. The Major of the St. Clement Danes Volunteers has received orders to bold himfelf in readinefs to march with his Coriis to the Coaft at a moment's notice. The Loyal Britons, commanded by Colonel Da. •iasou, are under orders to march to the Coafl, when occafion than require, at the fltorteft notice. • Yellerday the Loyal North Britons were infpelled in Hyde Park by Col. Janata:or. In confequence of the notice which had been fent to the corps, that in cafe of adual Inrafion, they would probably be ordered to march to the point of attack, the mutter was uncommonly well attended. Col. Jauntiest's ex preffed particular fatisfaaion at the general appear. ante of the corps, and the Rate of their arms. • General Earl Moira has fignified to the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Edinburgh his intention of allowing pay for extra drills (not exceeding eight) to fuch of the Edinburgh Corps of Volunteers as Mould exercife to that extent, between the 14th ink and the 14th of May. He has alfo lignified his in. tention of granting to each corps and battalion an additional allowance for the extra attendance of the men at drill and ball prallice, in the winter months, 'to be equitably diltributed in each corps, by its Com. manding Officer, at his difcretion. Lafk week, pikes were delivered to the three corn. panics of the Whitehaven Artillery Volunteers. Next Monday, the Newcaffle Volunteers go upon permanent duty, for three Weeks. All the Volunteer Corps of the county of Eifel arc going upon permanent duty. The York Volunteers will march from Hull to Scarborough, on Friday the 2 oth inflant, to be on permanent deny for 2 t days. The Brechin Volunteers, commanded by Lieut. Col. Mot.xisom, have unanimoufly offered to go on permanent duty for any period of time, and to march to any pan of Great Britain to which his Majeßy mould be pleated to order them. On the 3111 uh. at the interment of a Volunteer, at Eyam, in Derbyllsire, his brethren fired three vol. lies over, and one into his grave, which blew off the coffin lid, and laid open the corpfe to the terror of the beholders : this ftrange difafler was, however, immediate!y repaired by putting 0 dull to duff, and attics to a fbe‘," and the grave was doled in peace. On Friday WI, the remains of the unfortunate Lieutenant Dusamt, of his Majelly's Chip Amelia, commanded by Lord Prosy, wh was drcv neJ in the imprefs fcrvice, were interred at Woola atz:nd.2.l by his Lordship, Use fhip's crew, and a patty vi tile Royal Marines. NAUTICAL INTBLLIGEATZ MAILS THIS DAY—Wind W. li. W. •lt. DII. All. Dl►, WAN o t Haosbargh 0 I Waterfall o a Gotteot.►ri 0 0 Penzance, APRIL morning blowing a gale at E. N. E. arrived the Kitty, of this port, NOAL s from Briftol, with fundries.—Alfo a fleet from the weltward, but have not yet afcertained what they are. TORIBIY, APRIL rd.—Sailed the PNIALINT floop of war on a cruize. FALYOUTH, APRIL O.—Arrived the BUOY floap of wars with revere' (hips under cunvny from the Downs, to join the outward bound Weft India Con voy. The Hataso Boop of war was (poke withal the ijth intlaat to the north eafl of St. Ire's. Dant, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Charming Sally, hiPhiesettes, from Batavia, bound to Amfterdam, aid remains in the Downs with the *tips as per laa. Early this morning two colliers (brigs) from Atm Northward, ran on the Goodwin Sands, and wont to r pieces; the crews were providentially fated by foams AfttlArom the. Me of Thanet.—Wind N. N. E. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0140 , 146111/ftrOtt. 1804 . aed by the Vrow laisabotb,,-.. Ron Modal ; row CitaNano. —t l i arwma. ...--•-i Wow 11011Ssa, Lurie 8 lad Two Offsra, ;--. (r Ihpywdrany; Uwe OM& no, non. *aer_Osawyoks T.* afadiert sr, --7— en _ _ Doa:an. ra tho r woe , mei Ofair i Dlarit,part i rZ .... (vow.; Owns tbe Olguartesdat; Wdbsd; and tbs bts, Ebrat, for ; loose Jan, Ocyt, for Rotterdam; He- Ma "...i ter satin; and tale Snclbcid. Moot, for Ton- theasethethight Nelthead, the Cambia, Haywood, frau Cbethollak 'the kthergeed, fie. Mae, Moffat, From Demerara, p a z k:di of #4.44ar I. At Belfatt, Vests, Cambay, both t Certhorce, ; sad the Edward, Craig, Beth WICIE.ACCOUNT OF THE MAGNIFICENT. 14 ts, ogegthed*reLleiamateoec, Comosothat OifVeiesisd of Dierks Cll/1111111•111.111AC tear ratan dil bit Ihkatealles of the third Military Dlv d.es : Chla d•lr. lie Ifo Alp the Magnificent, et 14 Pith. thomasthelhs.CatWs pre* was wrecked an the Pierres-Nokes,, altar NW Miss kom Baggage. The Eighth fgoadrea, ea which Iladg Bp*. feat boar ea her aithaeg: k err io will; the IWO heath shawls*. The ere e , laith Mather booth ha ether - FOY &sigma/ea, which was r er pat Man t eaekg hide paw • Span err at, which obliged the *Meat to bear away. hue Orr trate were fort al soyaV at Bergathth wait a frearalie wind. C era 2= evest at eight o'clock at skin. I int- Onberal Mayer, to Ceara, and or- Mae lib massy to attack the Mad, 4.1111 di*lfa as were there, without bworrient eh*slier'; g.! wen to be perfume" they with the 'Mimes of their figoadetn, they wig& be lo force. Os the eat day-break, tie Commillary of Marine of Cootioct, unable to put more than kat sialispn seder the ceders of the Adjutant-Com mandant Mayer, coaled a detachment to be put under his tom- I mind, compafed of so men el the Lath MOWER of infantry of the line, and of the yell regiment of hods ehaffeurs, commended by the Chief of betalics, Caitilbed, of the a4th retiment. Mthongh the weather eras net favourable,thls figandroe fet fail to smelt the Mond. The &gib having reeked to the amore. the Commendent thought they hod arms, tied thot they were preprint to make a reliftance, mikeed hk troops to ham die emelt &ere* bad the four aishope arrived, when die demehmaa leaped Into water up to the muddle, bolding thdr 1h u, ft*. onlbdr boade,aud marched in order againft the enemy ; who, b id eblE geed &fro ikles, dtfiotelkei an Meer to by that they ..v&RA lieveral lad arms, which dig conceded. he number of rases is elettry-fta, nine of whew are Meta T Four born here Mee into our hands, nod have been brought away, and three deemed -- This aftalr pared In light of the EDO& finaftree, which was at so great &Ranee; in half an hoar more, they would Above &sped If err teddies sod modnes have not had to light, it was not for want of good will; nor watt they without having ran The eighty-la prase' will be wet an the &h for Verdun." A great number of Moines are ordered to be drafted from on board different !hips, and to proceed on board the Lemmata. of 64 guns, which chip is fiored and provifioned for eight months, and ordered for foreign ferrite. Captain Isar's and moll of the Officers of the blocatricarr. are arrired at the Admiralty. The COULAGULUZ. of 74 guns, is ordered to con voy the trade bound to the EAR Indies Captain thymus is appointed to the command of theDicraroa, of 64 guns. Yefterday a Court of Direilors was held at the Eati India Houk, when Captain S. 1-Thwis was (worn into the command of the Extra Ihip Monarch, declined for Bengal, the Court adjourned at an early hour till ‘Vednelday next. Letters received overland dated from Bombay December yr, (late, that the extra (hip Huddard Vas difpatched from thence for England, Dec. to. The Elphinftone was fent from Bombay to Bengal for rice, in September. The Anna, Hoassetrott, from London, arrived at Penang on the 3t ft Oaober, and was to fail in a few days, with three other country (hips, for Calcutta, under convoy of the Buffalo Rote (hip, which failed from Botany Bay for Calcutta, for llores. The Capt of a Danifh veffel arrived at Leith from Mandahl, reports, that on Sunday fe'nnight, about 2o leagues well of the Naze of Norway, be was board ed by a yellow tided brig under Englilh colours, but which proved to be a Dutch privateer of 16 guns, which the crew of the privateer Hated had lately failed from Bergen. This veffel is fuppcifed to be one of the two enemy's cruizers (the other being a cor vette of IR guns) that was left in the port of Bergen on the 2d Mut when the Danilh galliut Fortuna, now in Leith Roads, failed from that port. We cannot help regretting the number of prizes captured by the enemy on our own (bores, which undoubtedly mull be the cafe, as long as our cruizers are kept fo dole upon the oppofite coal), leaving our own unprotefled but by the !hips of war patting oc cafionally with a convoy. It is to be (Waved thzfe captures are generally made during; the dark r.ights, when the enemy's tinall crui zers can elude the vigi lance of our blockading fiviadrcns, and pulls nr r to the Englilh cool, where they are cettain to meat lomething, without alnicift any rilk. Their only &I ticulty is to reach a Fri:nett part wish their plises,l and piep is generally found to he a very convenient one, a► we have feldam any vends lying off there. We hope fome vdit•ls will be ordered to cruize (31 our co.itlsli , r the protettion if our trade, inlie•d of truft ing to the blockadea, which are found intffedual for that purpole. ATI, NEWS. N - q. • The • is ditallicial account of the officers mho glo► d in the (entice of their country, in the late edemorable aftion under General Lacs. on the tit of November, at Caffnwly. • The accounts of the lutes, hitherio publillsedpkre erroneous and defeltive leukd —lfiper-Cleberel Ware, rat asneada, Steeety Q_earter. (31111111 Dent Ahl-doComp to Me Chid WocodoL—Lleeterest-Goteral Agetesedkeerall Major G. A. F. Lab; Secretary to the Quota/ der le Chief ; Captain J. Campbell. Grab Aim j Leuteoem Aerate, catu. mud* the be pf Ka MacAulay dia Carusulla Chief. la Iteeleam Visisavar ;raptalei peu = Wasatled....Lieut. Lreas Oboe &lad); Lieut. Willa 2711 'Vow Liek Dr•Smar- ' Llcu Woullokil-4Optaie What j Captain Seedy. j Oismis Maas; tataa Gore. sgth_legponant of LI& Wiliam • Ifill#4.4hor Waft ; Cana Iflargarall ; Quelerinaller Philicr fialldllallnavr )4 • Geedal% • Woundin.. t Meal. =I; Cep* Ouse 11 .2 . C 4= ll ; tithe Cavalry.- gined.—.Coreet ezwell. • • Wanadod I.leugasent Graft • orb Re gitent ef Noire Cavalry. Wounded. -I.leutempt Ilold. lob Itageft ot /lathe Cavalry. W.U411a.7.C..t Os noL—Ur ß iawa llajea--- orml 7—.B Mint 1 ; rim LiLrawat Had. WoondoL—Cwoolo Rolartfon ; Castanet Maw; Uttar oast *Omer ; Llisteasst lack* rub Rsorowne of Native labotry. ' Deltas; Major Gregory ; Copies Ma eller; Liming; gyms. tyliAtegiemoot of Native Winery. illied•raiessegoie Lambert. Wooodoa....o•Wart IlitDonahL tdett lialareat of Nathe lefoony. Woundsd—gfereenot•Calseei Wean; Edge O. B.Heatheatt. Se venty-one ferviceabk piece; of cannon were taken in the above victory ;alfo forty-four Eland of colOuri. The returns in a former paper of the killed and wounded in the. other aaions, appear to have been perfcdly corral. The late General Pic 14 scan held a •ery fubortli nate rank in the army before the revolution t but after the flight of DI/Noumea, he rote rapidly to a high command. He was the Commander in Chief of the French army when the Dual of Yoaa and the Paisca de Coign's.° were forced to evacuate the Netherlands, and when Holland was converted into a Province of the French Republic. He retired from his command with the reputation of a molt able General and an boleti man. Yefterday i folemn fervicc, is honour of the late Dues cf ENGIIIEN ' was celebrated at the de= of his Royal Higlinefs KOKSIIOt. brother to the Kama of Faawct, in the Roman Catholic Chapel. King. ftreet, Mancbefter.fquare. The Bithop of Diforresi.. Li ea officiated pontifically. The Abbe de la Tine. Chaplain to Moms' r ua, praaoonced a brief but beautiful fermon from the 21 R and 22d Mks of the 9th Chapter of the Fir& Book of the Maccabees : Et lemma eme as pagan End, pietas mope, et be.. baat dim multi& it Emmet : gni ode mei& pt %TA falvum faciebn pegskiai Km& The eloquent Preacher, without 'swim, into tht particulars of the Chart bet brilliant career of this amiable and mach lamented Prince, drew rears from every eye, by the un.iffeeed piety of his (esti ments, and pathetic exprelfion. He confined hirnfelf to a view of this young hero. as a model of fidelity and devotion to his King. at a.tiose when fidelity was fo rare install continental countries among futs• jells, and loyalty among Princes. He recommend ed reGgnation in fufferings to the will of Goo, and confidence io the Divine - Janice, which Dever fail to avenge the innocent and puniat the guilty. The Preacher frequently built into tears, which inter rupted his fpeech. It is impollible to' defcribe the fenfation produced by the following parage towards the dofe of the fermon " Speaking as I am to Chrißian Princes, ad to Chevaliers always faithful to the religion of their an. ceftor., as well as to the laws of honour, I will only call to your remembrance the left word s of the hero whole untimely end we here deplore I 11 01 wiy Goa, prefer.* si 7 Meg arl deliver h Cowry Aim the pit of sk jemmy ! He then added, is Let us all repeat this prayer to the GOD of Goodaefs! May die Aciitaiirr lave our *intim Xing, arne prefiree Nit Ilf4efy from theft ilaigers cased trimmed bin ! !" At thefe words the audience were deeply affeded and • uverwhelmed with grief. In this pious sod devout circle we obferved his Royal Higbnefs Mammas. the Dees of BURT. Doss of OaLlaus, Dolt' is MONTPIIISIEI, Does us BsaufoLois, all the French Bifhops and French Nobility, with a great number of the Engli(h Nobility of both fetes. The chapel could not contain one half of the company who pre. tinted themfelves. The Pulses of Coatis and the Doss of Bouason were not prefent. They are in. diCpored at Wanflead Houle, to which place, we underhand, Her Mailsry and the Royal ukes frequently fend to enquire +her their health. Yetlerday George 11,46.ar underwent a final exami nation before the LOeD MA yot,at the Manton Hours v charged with tlealitig or embezzling a banker's checque, value 451. us. 7d. upon the banking.hoak of Jaasom a and Co. Lombard•ftreet. The pritoreer was a clerk in the banking-hook of the prolecotom and was employed to coifed which he gave in at the fettling houfe. The checque was paid on Fri. day the t 3th of Februat r, and foppofed to have been put into the box at the I,:ttling h.que, for 'Notts roe and Company, bankers, khuiholomess.lane, which was unaccounted for by the clerk hum that houfe and, on invefligation it appeared that the checque had been paid to a man of the appearance of a porter. Hand bills were in confeto•nce distributed, ant a reward offered for the apprch al.)11 the receiver of the property, when Smith, a Fritter to a trbaccanift in Lvadenhall-ftreet, came forward and flirted, that lie had received the account of the cliecque by the order of the prifoner, to whom he had given the property, and ft r which he had given a remuneration of one (lolling. He had known the prifoner en bond the fame Ihip with him in the late war, by the is me of Oinve, at:d had accordingly been <n - rufieti wt h this bill. The psi:liner was apprehended or 'he in liance of Smith, alien notts which had been de livered to f im by him, and which he. Smith, had received at the Rink. mere t. and ir. h-s • •• •in , tot trial. and the parties tic was t.lll C .1. • . • b4.OUUJ