Star. — London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

:rrn . !:l II;R•_ of in! ~yu:, i it ha,j leexp i G c feavoi rrials itate ndirei of M t. giretl MA J I itty.fi ived Ve fro' 'ice A( storm then .to T, rtoy Raj. b progrf is 3gt ver 1h rAI 4:. e ap:o. iven Ll 04 S; .Ital. )1. hal Char, to Pars •hcqur iinl.. ity a Co r E.:.t L'~~;.;. be A:.sl r .r . 414 I 104,t to Et, ',•• OCT 1 1. R 2, Ccot• IC. C I:11 :; re be,n nans ;out to The lurch' by mike u? hich re. ors could tut iricji MAILS THIS DAL—WIND S. S. H. Outran. o Hambergb, • s Dublin, Ott 21,29, g Waterford, be. IS, 2 Doonaghadee,•o4l 29, • Liibon, 00.12, Ysit woo tu; Nov. t.--Sailed for CUxhayen, the PRINCE or Witte packet, LINES mailer, with the mails for Haitibiirgb and Bremen of the 29th ult. The baggage belonging to his Serene Highnefs the Sreor Houma', arrived here, and has been !hipped on board the DIAll• packet; Captain STEWART, for Cuthaven the Prince and foite are expelled to arrive to-morrow evening, of Tuefday Morning Carly. The foUotting is a lift of (hips in the koads, Via. niiseins, Admiral Dickfon; Manor* Admiral' Gram ; g t , Alban's, Ireallftable, Veteran, Standard, Polyphemus, AU, Roby, Afbleante, Rationale, Agamemnon, and Printers of Oreogc,of Moline; Roam, Serpitice, digit es ; Plfades, Lybt Ranger, and Favourite, Snort Hart, Hairy, Zephyr, Nar aus, Cobol% Crutiere blade, Klic, sod grpiweil? brig' ; pbook and Speculator, Lenora; Am, armed Sap; &Meer,' r an -brig; DlUgence, Mewls, Hatard, Courier, Sod Libeny, tutu& Fesnonin; Ocr. 3r.—Lail night arrived the KING Grotos liacket, Captain Batt, from Lit: bon in t 6 days i (be failed from henee on the sad nf September, and arrived at Likon on tile ad intl. where the found the Perms:. floop of war, which failed on a cruise on the eth : on the 9th intl. the Plumose frigate arrived there from Gibraltar; and on the following day his MaJeilYs (sip Ven-1 ueib, Ihom a cruises the packet failed for Eng- • land on the 13th ink and on the 29th Ike fpoke his Weft?' (hip &Drama, having tinder her convoy about to fail, of homeward bound Eall to • diamen. Tice Hamm:ma Packet, Capt. Gaeir, had arrived (We at Lilts= three days prior to the failing of this Packet; and the former was expec ted to fail again about the tBth ink The paffen gers are Colonel Nsiii.Usi Mrs. Toiti an, Mifs BEARDS, Mr. Nkeliton, Mr: VIZI*, Mt. Houk TOX, Mr. Anima, &c.—Put in here this morn. ing in dillies, the Ametican brig William, Capt. laden with Olt, froni Liverpool ; and the LOOM hired armed brig, Lieutenant &cos, with troluntier leant= fot the Beet fiCan Londonderry, having loft her main-inaft. Pallid this port for London,' the Ainerican Robeit, Captain WIL Lisa; with flour, from Baltimore: Sailed his Majetty's fhip Innottrasivii of 36 guns, Captain Hormel*, on a cruise; and his Majefly's brig Ra vin, Captain Savannas, foi Plymouth.—Wind S. S. W. PLYEIOOTK, OCT. 3 :..-Came in froth the Coalt of France, hisMajefy'sfbipsAculssas, of fa guns, Capt. Busse& ; Coulaatux, of 74, Soriiiee'r ; NAIAD, 0(38, WIIIIMS0111; TlErrow, of 32, FITR WEALD ; and the &WV, of tB, DAEMWOOD.QZ. On the loth inn. the NAIAD, in a violent gale of wind, got ailtore near Rochfort, where (he received much damage in her bottom : the French people' on the fhore afforded them every necelfarY ance, notwithilanding the time allowed for mak ing caputres was unexpired : the crew of the NAIAD knew nothing of die Peace, until the French people informed them of it ; and the foriner, as loon as the (hip Boated, communicated the Intelli. gence to the fquadron under the command of Sit EDWARD Pti.sztv, then cruising near Rochfort : this fquadron experienced much dill:refs in the fame gale that drove the Naiao afliore, and had great difficulty to efcape (haring her fate.—Came in with naval &ores for this port, the Lively, Capt. Ro and.Spring, Capt. Dui nets, from Feted burgh; Ardent, Capt. T 11014,1014 from Arch angel; Theodofia, Capt. Baas, from Dantsick the Lord Nelfon, Capt. Puts, from Riga.—Catne in the INDUATIOARLI, of 38 guns, from the Channel Fleet; the left this morning 14 fail of the line of the Fleet, 'leering for Torbay.—eime ib the Eagle, Excite cutter, from a cruise, and brought in the ExpeCtation, Smuggling cutter, of Lo e, laden with 450 cafksof fpirits from Guernfey. not. Poersatoutor, ovi t.—. Arrived tie STING fchoonerfrotn the Weft Indies—Sailed the Escoat floopon a cruise.-- , Ydlerday arrived the Unity, (a collier,) Capt. RICHARDSON ; alto the Maar and CHARS OTT' vietuallera—Saild three cartels with Fr.nch prifoners for France.—Carne into harbour hi, Majefly's gun-brig the Cis:vas. perrn : Nierrkji INS MAILS THIS DAI iativaa. o Hambergb, reyer • s Dublin, Ott 21,2 g is of in Waurford, bet. at oficiu ;i 2 Dassnaihasitc,•o4l will I Ulm, 00.12. ha E ll 7O YAR1401A11; Nov. t. iinPoi: FRISCH or Wilted packet. :racy mails for Hainbiirgh and theerp The baggage belonging to and G. STASTHOLDER; arrived het ' nd eavo en board the DIAll• pad e infor for Cuxhaven: the Prince `serials to arrive to-morrow State ; /aril% The foUosting is a lift cb led. Imsbeins, Admiral Dkkton; r of M, se. Alban's, Irreilltable, Vetrout T, gi rt , Roby, Afriltante, Rateable, A . °mama Moline; Rolm, Burps Ranser, and Favostits, amp; :Wing Citrus, Came, JaouG nom and Speculator, Livia* pun-brig; Diligence, Pbatoir, H srs tutu& . T Palac e FaLllollej OCT. 3r. — Klee Grotes liacket, C rth of ' bon io t 6 days i the failed ar of September, and arrived aired where the found the Perlis Gon. failed on a cruise on the y viand frigate arrived and on the following day) owe fro. Guaiia, from a cruises tf V ice A. land on the iyth ink and his MajelYs (hip Esava :he jin n .- convoy about to fail ; of ho th the I ed Sc, T. diamen. The HARLIQ3II allay • had arrived life at Lilbon Re Raj. failing of ibis Packet; ant IT on t ted to fail again abotat the Whkh progT. gm are Colonel Namur, 8RA21121. Mr. Nkerkeii, vow, Mr. Alward, &c.— Iris. . ing in ditties, the Ametic bis ag laden with felt, fro Ifwer r h.: LOSIII hired armed brig,: gr:l ier4 a: volunteer leant= /et the f oft having loft her main-Ina& London; the Anserican !hi; given b Lisa, with flour, from 01 Majeffir i a (hip Immotetaiii A. HoTmAil, bn a cruise; an I nor hr. via, Captain Savavnas, he Chan B. 8. W. fe to Par PLYMOUTH. OCT. ICllcple of France, hisMajefly's ihiy eight an • Ipalat IT Capt. BULLIR COURAGH r al in i NAIAD, of 38, WILRIMIIOII putt' G. 43FIALD; and the Syere, a Co On the loth inft. the NAIR tier E.:.i wind, got aillore near Rod] le Esc;.: much damage in her botts on the Store afforded thee the ante, notwithilanding the ing captures was unexpi for r .'•; urr faun. NAIAD knew nothing of the P. 104. peopit informed them of i into foon as the kip Boated, co 11 0,, gence to the fquadron and Ins Off .1 EDWARD Px;.extv, then ct 2 P. !.' this fquadron experienced e f gale that drove the NAIAD nr Ccllt• difficulty to efcape (baring into c , naval Mores for this port, sums, and. Spring, Capt ave be,n burgh ; Ardent, Capt. T it nan :s angel ; Theodofia, Capt. Sat b , sa the Lord Nelfon, Capt. Pt. 'cm: to i n the aNDIFATICIARLI, !" The lurch' by Channel Fleet ; the left th r line of the Fleet, 'leering nne bro• er ; l:• Its or b.s led tb-t, tin.ttion, nge, ividci J. thtm, not call, d mast- not tbor mceakd ns dealt wf being mmittee all err- ...._ _ e honk red un- mule as 6 „!'.or: ;n their ng !hear s, Owe can:l4 n e boots, cd, 2:1. 1 c COr•• FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, Nov. t.—Arrived the ENDYll4lollfripke vull a fleet under convoy from the EaR sssss !so. Nov. r.—Paffed by the Malin ; I:vass, from W ater f or d ; P ac k ett Embsieth AMDILPORT, from Rotterdam; Aurora. RAIS- Bay j and Princefs Augußa, --, from Jamaica. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Yeßerday morning, at four o'clock, arrived at the India-Honfe in a chaife and four, Mr. MOORS, Puffer of the Hon. Eall India Company's hip the Nisei WILLIAM HENRY, Capt. Roots BABES?, from Madras, with the agreeable intelligence of th• fate arrival of that fhip off Dover. 'lie Homeward-bound EaR India Fleet failed f-om Sr. Helena on the 3d September, under fr y of his Majelly's (hip END, mow, and confab -t the Sit EDwAia Huang!, CAUL! Eno, Loa° Witisinasure, EA&L Sezieitit Petitte HENRY, CITY OF LONDON, HAWKE, and HOPE, regular India:nen. The Tts.t.lcuEiteY, SVRAT CASTLI Lucia MARiA, THETIS, HFRCIPLEAN, ANNA, kARRIOT, MARIAM, and CORNWALLIS, extra ludiamen. The Salamander (Whaler), DROTE N INC N, de rained by the STAR sloop of war, and the Den m.trk, detained by the Governor of St. Helena. By this Conveyance we learn, 'that the BARBARA, FLIRT, ELLEGOOD, FAVOURITE, INDISPENSABLE, SALLY, CALEDONIA, CHARMING KITTY, RESOLU. - now, and HARRIET, South Seamen, were all well in Wallwick Bay, and in general fuccefsful. The DIANA had failed for Delage Bay; the Ricca had about too tons of oil, betides bone, and the FANNY had arrived At the Cape, and failed for New South Walei. PASSFMCIIS Pelt PRINCE WILLIAM HFNLY. Colonel, Mrs. and Mager Gowdie ; Lieut. Colonel Main, died at Sea, May t9th, zllot Major Wm. Davidfon, Mrs. Da vidfoti ; Mrs. Han&ftde ; C ape. Baker Fennell, died at Sea, Bth Tune; Capt. Pryce, of his Mrjeftrs 15th Dragoons; Captain- Lieuteaant Albert Fins, of his 844efty's Swifs Regiment de Meuron ; Lieut. Charles de !deur= Tribolet, of his Majefty's ditto, ditto; Lieut. John Warrington, of his Majefty's 73d Re. giment of Foot; Lieut. Thomas Ahmuty ; Mr. Wm. Marriott, Writer; Mr. Mrs. and three MIL Watts ; Matter Lys, Matter Thomas Baggot, ltdafter Pesach Shaper, Mil* Maria Taylor, and Mils Charlotte Taylor. PASSENGERS PER PAULL iPIWCIa. Colonel Woodburn ; Captain and Mrs. Caldwell; Captains Rind and White of the Hon. Eaft India Company's terrier; Captain Tobias &notice, 78th Regiment; Captain Kearney, and Lieutensat C. Paterfoa, 29th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Alexander Hamilton, H. C. ferrite ; Mr. Frazer, atEltant for teen, ditto ; and M. Wyatt, civil ferrite. Difpatches were yefterday received from rte. Admiral Sir Roost Cu RTIS, Commander in Chief at the Cape of Good Hope. A Lieutenant arrived yeiterday evening at the Adrniralty.Office with Difpatches from 4 ice-Ad miral RAIN int o Commander in Chid o❑ the Eall India nation. He left the Ealt Indies on the 9th of July laa, at Which time Admiral Rani's.% and all our forces in India enjoyed remarkable good health. Admiral &mist is about to return home, and will be fucceeded in his command by Lord Rao- STOCK. On Saturday arrived a Mail from Jamaica, by which we have received advice of the death of that very excellent officer Lord HUGH SEYMOUR, Commander in Chief on that nation, and Vice A dmiral of the Blue. His death is thus noticed in the Kingllon Gazette of the ,6th of September: gi Lord H. SZYMOVR, whOfe health had been for fome time impaired, failed in the TM, HONE on the Loth on a cruize, and died ;on Friday lack at lea. The TitleHo,tz arrived on the evening of Saturday in Port Royal, with her colours lowered half-mail, and firing minute guns while fhe en tered the harbour. His Lordihip's body was re moved on board the SANS PASTA, and is this day put on board his Majefty's fchooner STING, in order to be conveyed to England. The Srtwo is to fail to-morrow." She arrived yefierday at Portfinouth, with Lordfhip's remains r n board. Rear-Admiral Moaraotir, who lately left England in his Majefty's flip the GARLAND, fuc ceeds Lad H. Sty Nova as Commander in Chief lOn the Jamaica Ration. His Lordthip was made a Poft-Captain.Feb. 8, 1779, and bore a confider ible Aare in the memorable engagement under Lard Howe, the tit of June 1794, having cap tured the BANS PARIIIL, of $l4. guns,- on board which (hip his Lordihip hoicked his flag as Rear. Admiral on the ill of June the following year I he was promoted Vice-Admiral of the Blue in February t 799. His Lordihip was brother to the Marquis of Hs arroan. His amiable Lady, who had accompanied him to the Well-Indies, died lately of a decline at Clifton, of which he was ignorant at the time of hit death. A young Emily is left to deplore their loft. His Lord(hip, it is Paid, caught his death by fit. Ling in his cabin in the hot furtuner mouths with out his coat at night, which, producing a cold, terminated with a fevers The Jamaica paper rif the rid' September fays, 4 , It was his Majelly's fhip la TOPAZ'S, and net the Cr maul, that arrived on Wednefday evening at Port Royal, from a cruize. Captain Cm oft CM, and twenty-two of the crew, we are concerned to (late, have died Gine the left port." His Excenenti the Earl of HARDWICIII held a Privy Council on Tuefday, at Dublin-Ca(ne, and :ranfalted a variety of banes. The Archbifhop of YOR k and Grnilv, returned ) town on Friday lan fur the winter Leann. The Marquis of Ansi COI a, hlr. numerous ()lends wilt be glad to hear, is fo far recovered as to be able to walk upon crutches to the lawn. The Countefs of Car STERFIELD has pilled the greatet part of the furnmer at Bradley-Hall, where her daily ears has been to feed and clothe the poor. The infant fon of Lord Dunasanon Was on Sa turday baptized at his Lordihip's honfe in Berke ley-fquare, by the mime of C s Ham ItY Tat roe. The Sponfors were, the Dowager Lady SouTaAYpyOM, the Earl of Evsros, and the Hon. CHARLES FreZILOY. The price of bullion bas experienced a confider able depreffion during the tali week—foreign gold, which lately.fold at 41. 33. to 51.65. per ounce. has fallen to its former currency of 31. i7s. 6d.--Sil ver is only a penny per ounce cheaper. The Ozforcifhire militia, who have been quar tered in Briliol, are returning to Oxfordihire. By the vigilance of the Pollee Officers, feveral pickpockets were taken up on Tburfday in the Park and its vicinity. They have been examined, and committed for trial by the MagilLrates. Saturday fen:sight Andrew Lawrie one of the letter earners of the General Loft Office. Edin • burgh, wailed of having ft olen a letter with bank notes and money, ablkonded. On the Sib intl. a night (hock of an earthquake was felt at Bologna, but fortunately without doing anY daanin• CORN MARKETS. norsirsra 2. Our chief limply of Englifh Wheat this morn_ ing was from Elks and 'Kent, rhich went at nearly the fame prices'as this day .week-Barley obtained a farther advance from Fritla)'.i Market of full is. per quart er, yet Malt ii by no means a briik article.-New and Old Beans, as alfo Hog Peas, are as. higher, and Boiling Peas maintain their Prices.-Oats and Flour, Rye, and other Grain as per lall. We expel a large market of Corn as loon as the wind is favourable for our coafters.--Caraway.feed is. per cwt. lower.- Rapc.feed a heavy fale.-Currency as under :- Englith Wheat, 421. 38a. yos. per quarter. Foreign Ditto, 345. 665. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 725. aye. 33 5 . 3 65 . Barley, a6s. 353.-Bell (New) 485. so.i. Malt, 44.1. 581. Fine (Ditto), 665. Oats, 201. 241. 321. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. gas.-Old 403. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 301.-Old 40$. Hog Peale, 405. to 445. Boilers, 465. to 53 5 . Carraway Seed, 365. to ass. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to ags. per cwt. Rape Seed, 361. to 401. per lafl. Canary, Bos. to gos. Flour, 6os. per Pack. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, OCT. 31, Average price of Coen in England and Wales, from the 9.a turns ending the oath of Oetober, 18oz. _ _ _ Wheat. 'Bye. 1 Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peak. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d 70 7 46 6 43 2 25 6 45 7 46 9 Average prices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on Importation is regulated, the week ending the 24th 0/licher. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. j Beans. I Peak. s. d. s. d. s. d. 4 d. s. d. s. d. 4 8 Si • 0 II $ 23 4} 36 41 34 7 The average Price of Sugar, compu from the Returns made in the week ending the 28th Odtober, !Sol, k 475. lid per hundred weight. PRICES OP CRAIN, AT TUE IFOLEOWINO MARKETS: ( BARI N o•T•ic t..--Wheat 6 seal to 6ps per Quarter. Barley tos oft to 4as GS Scans 33s od to Sts od Oats ass od to 37s cd Peak 371 od to 44s 0d Nt wilt/ I T .-WhCRI 416. 01. to 70s. od. per outer. Barley 3os. od. to 436.0.1. I BEADS 361.0 d PO . .od. Oats 223-0 1 . to 355. od. Pede 405. od. to 445. od.' HtntrY--Wieat Itst;d to 731 od per t,/ . 9arter. Barley 34i od to 43sod I Beans od to Pi od Oats n3sod to 4csod. Peak 378 od to 4ssod R utorna.—Wheat 345. od. to 735. od. per Quarter. Barley iB.;. od. to 425. c.d. I Beans 255. od to SOU ad. bats 20$. od. tb nos. ed. Peak 38s. ad to 425. ad. Prices of Corn at Warminiler Market, on Sa turday :—Wheat, 665. to ./6s. per quarter ; Bar ley, 4tis. to sbs. ; Oats, 295. to 355. ; Beans, 6os. to 6Rs.. per quarter. . . . . At Bridgnorth Fair, on Thurfday, every article experienced a con fiderable reduaion in price; check fold from 485. to 555. per cwt. falt butter lions Bd. to sod. per pound ; and hops from 41. to five guineas per cwt. The prices of wheat in the Country Markets continue to fall. At Nantwich it has experienced a further reduetion (on the average, of 11s. sod. per quarter), the average price now being 6s. t ofd. per buthel.—At Chefter it has fallen to 7s. 4fd. At Derby fine wheat has fallen 16s. per quarter, and inferior forts / The current prices in Staffordlhire are from 7s. to 7s. 6d. per bufhel, being lets than a third part of the prices force months fines. At Hull the averaged price is under 565. per quarter. At Stamford the averaged price has fallen from 745. sci. to 675. 3d. At Sherborn, front 98$. 7d. to ns.—And at Salilbury la s. per quarter. At Norwich, flour has fallen to 495. 31‘.1. per Pack; bread is, notwithftanding, dearer than in London. At Canterbury it has hkewife fallen, viz. to 575. per fack. At Woottcn, Orfordiliire, the Conflables have ordered that the price of the quartern loaf ihould, to-morrow, be fet at B}4. the allize, to continue for a fortnight. We have good authority to faj, that a good rump of beef was fold at 3d. per pound, aild Infe rior pieces at std. per pound, at High.vorth mar ket laQ Wedneiday. A very , ferious And dangerous dillurbance took plate on Tuefklay laft, at Liverpool. in conk quence of an attempt made by Tome failors to pre vent a than's entering on board a merchant fhip, at the wages offered, and whom they adaly threw into the Dock, from which, however, he was got out alive, though very much hurt and bruised: By the very fpiritcd exertions of the Mayor, (who was himfelf attacked by one of the mob), and the very cheerful and manly alliftance which he re ceived from A number of refpeetable merchants and others, who were prefent, the mifchief and riot which thus threatened tie town, was happily put a flop to. Half a dozen of the molt adive wire taken into euflody, fever it hf whom were committed to anfwer the offence at the next Lan caller Affizes, though the ringleader eicaped • but a reward of pl. has been o ff ered by the Mayor and Magillrates, for apprehending him. This morning at eight o'clodk, lane, leS, for the murder of William Lamb at Chelfca Hofpital, in which they were both petitioners ,• and AiSard Steri, for the murder of his wife in Clement were executed purfuant to their fentence before the debtors door of Newgate, in the Old Bailey. NotwithilaLding the boillerous Rate of the wea ther, an immenfe conconrfe were affembled to be fpet4ators of the awful fcene, but in confequence of the raip the malefaeors remained only a few minutes on the plat.form ; Stark appeared much deprelted and a good deal agitated ; but Leg chi played great fortitude, and fubmit'ed to his fate with compofure and Irefignation. After hanging the ufual time, their bodies were delivered to the Sotgeow for dilation agreeably to their reticence. FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER. 1 . En IA Darseasi—Tl e Egyptian robe n ,of white martin, made open In front, and trimmed all round with crimfon dal black fatin ; full Reeves of muffin and lace; Lsei frill round tic :o font. Turban of crimfon velvet, or ribbon; one large white oftrich feather in front—Kound chefs of white muffin, la:. d up the back with crimfun. Turban of white mulile, nuii'e open at top to admit the hair, and era trauit.d with cruder. WatlCl so-Dazast t—A round drefs of thick white muliiu, with long &eves. A handkerchief of white Patin, trimmed with purple velvet ; a purple velvet bonnet.—Plain drefs of muffin , a cloak of ethnical Loin covered with black lace ; a hat of vim fon velvet turned up In front, and ornamental with a feather. Htao D .--A drefs bat, the front black velvet ; a rill crown of white Patin; white feather in front —A white chip bat bound with velvet ; a full white feather serifs ;he front.— A cap of white (-tut ornamented with crimfon bows and flowers.—A dole bonnet of brown velvet, bound and trimmed with btue.--A tdrbsit of crimfon velvet, with erinsfon feather. —A cap of white muflln, the crown fel, and waned with crimfon ribbon ; a (lower of the Caine colour in front. The wital cap, made of lace and main, with a deep lace border; a crimfon dower in front —A bonnet of black • :Wet, turned uy In front, and trimmed with lit.: ; feather of the fame colour in frontiA hat of white Mk, turned ups in front, and timuncd with lilac ; iliac feather in front. GENILItAI. AVATIONI.—The prevailing coburs are vandal, leaflet, and Sty-blue. Maki ribbons, with habtik,a chiefs to match arc geacrafly worn. Satin beads to clungie, and Stint flowers. and olive (prigs, acid ether emblems of Peace, are delersc.l f ,vourites. Short peaces, trimmed all round with for, and bLck velvet cloaks , lined with purple , have al eadi m ade their appeaaoce, and arc ezpedted to be very pre valt.Lt. OLD BALLET. On Saturday 12 prifoners were tried at the Old Bailey, two of whom were capitally conviaed, WiSam Kee a boy of fourteen years of age, and of very juvenile appearance, for Reeling out of a letter at the General Poll-Office a Bank Note of 131. the property of Edward Stimfon ; there were alto a number of counu in the indiament varying the charge in the ufual manner. Mr. FIILDI/10 concluded the profecution ; and. after opening the bufinefs in a manner that did credit to his feelings, proceeded to call witneires to prove his cafe. Edward Stimfon laid that be is a Rock-broker: that, having occalion to make a remittance to a correfpondent, he, on the 29th of Auguft laR, en clofed in a cover a Bank note for Isl. dated March 21, 1801, and numbered 2843 (the fubjet of th is indiament), another B an k n ote f or a l. half a gui nea, and a feven-ihilling piece, addreffed to Mr. Thomas Gregory, Flamftead, near Market-ftreet, Herts. He put it into the Poll-Office, Lombard ftreet, hiznfelf, about three o'clock on that day. Thomas Gregory, the next %Primers, declared that no Inch letter had ever come to his hands. Henry Brown is Vice-Prefident of the frith Of fice at the Poll-Office ; lays the prifoner is a fatter of letters in their office, and that he was on duty on that day, therefore had an opportunity of com mitting the robbery, and that the prifoner had been about a year and a half in the office. Owen, fhopman to Meffrs. Blachford, wool. len-drapers, in Change-alley, depofed, that on Wednefday the zd of September, the prifoner came into the Shop, and after looking out Come blue cloth for a coat and pair of pantaloons, and Tome fluff for two white waif:coats, tendered him a f 51. note in payment, wh h the u itncfs did not refine, but had no change: he therefore left the cloth, and was to call the next day. Seeing him a young boy, and having an apron on, he afked him if he was not in tie grocery line ? He faid no; that he was in the Poll-Office, and came from Staffordfhirc. The next morning he came, vrheri the ma fl-r was in the !hop ; they could not give him change then, hut the fhopman went over to the Bank, and changed it for a ten pound note and five (lie pound notes. The ten pound and two one pounds he gave the prifoner in cbange, and on his afking. them to recommen3 him to a tailor, gavehim the addrefs of Mr. Atkins, of Founders' -court, Loth bury. Mr. Atkins and his)'out neyman proved the perfon of the prifoner and the making the clothe:, which Sparkes, the eon liable, produced as found in the prifoner's lodgings. Mr. Stimfon, on hearing &rim Mr. Gragory the letter bad not come to hand, applied to the Bank to have the notes flopped. Mr. John Mofs, Cleik in the Bank, produced the note as taken by him from Wits. Blachfords' man, who proved it to be the fame he received of the prifoner, he having written 1). and R. Blach ford and the date before he paid it in. Mr. Parkyns, Solicitor of the Pon-Office, read from the minutes taken after the apprehenfion of the prifoner a confeffion from him that he had the 151. note from his brother John, who is a letter carrier in the Office, to bay clothes, and that he had given him the fol. note he had in change. On his being brought up again the next morning, he denied all he had Paid as to Ins brother, and laid he had taken it himfelf. The prifoner made no defence. . _ The 'Learned Judge fummed np the evidence fhortly, and the Jury, without going out of Court, found a verdia of—Gary. The prifoner did not Teem at all affelted with his fituation. There ate tw•o other indiaments againtt him. get. Vernon was put to the har, charged with felonioufly robbing, on the King': high wit y, John Spencer, of ao guineas, which is a capit.ll offsfnce. Mr. GURNir,for the prolecutinn,flated the enor mity of the offence for the commiiiion i.f the prifoner flood indieted, that cf escorting mo ney from timid perfons wider the threat of .icenf ing them of a detellable cane tl..f bare mention of which Ilrikes every gond man with hr.:- ror. He then proceeded to •hai, on the 7th day of November laft, in the evening, coining down Oxford-direct, Mr. S7-.:n:•er Ltd ne, nto go under a gateway ; as he, lk.ts 0:1 the prifoner attacked him violentiv, ti.. L !.im hr :he collar, and charged him with iinn.it lit he Paid that he belonged to flow.firerd. and that be was authorized to take all puffins of it i m tion ; they kept walking dew , - wards Holborn, (fill continuirn they got to the end of Drury foner fa;d he muR take him him up all night, and have hip 1 in ; that the confequence wo, rn 01!;”..1-iii ?ct, ta- ng this '-lane, Ulan Cr: F •: . n to Bow-111,i, lozk hcaring in thc morn- ould be the ruin et 4:s 111 ,