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er Chin fea• Sto ttoh er s there a The A Ott, ar: tenanee Lry AN " ppcllant, c Retjul ength ; dr ( roprieteri with um. ie prnpri e in gene!,ll aeries. NM :tiler). fro; ;LI q ° 7 4 4liar Perde en , , the Ft vas tiro% tad a ry up,, <I commit. ecOnd that I:ng of t h !), of Core jlrea.itr! it lottice ring in I. It wi -,'ARKITS. vas isitscvoal atwitter most disatook.bse.s: wh e at per Ebel; frbtn 151. to Sol.-18eley ;:tiatter, from IL tiSs..to ssi—Oati per Qlti-e -tei, f ro m 11. 4s. to O. I Beans per Qum. ter;from 21. nos. to sl. 145.--,tiew ditto Or %tar., ri6a, 11. iu. to iL:l;reafe per Qnartir, front is. to aL 6s: ttAItt•LAII t o ire. 4. , TheCurriTr iontinues exceeding hea v y, and ‘Vheat from as. to 4s. lower than on Monday. and Barley are each full is. cheaper and New Beans 4re a heavy tale, as are Malt and Rye ; Hog Peas and Boilers are unalteied.—: Other articles as under E ng idh Wheat, SO: 6os. 765. to Os. Foreign Di!tO, Fin , Dantzia Whedtc 8611. Rye, 3 654 • , Barley, 26/.381.::43eft (New) 459. 485: malt, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 6Os. O a ts, zos. 265._315. korf• B e ans, (New) 3 zs. 405.-014 flck Beans , (NeW) . sos. 36L--Old 455. og Peare, 38s. 401. 4.15. Boilers, 481.' 545. Carriway Seed, 365. Colander, a& to Vs: per tett. Canary, loos. to tail; Per jtape Seed; 34 . t8 . 301. per lat. nod, 6c/i. td 655. per tick. Red dio+er; on; 76s 85s. per esti: White ditto, 581. 84s. 1 tis. Trefoil, 16s. 4 2ia sac 'loft to del Ireg ear th:: ttLindoi. til there I Men'. late but it reqelr: OCK. I t 3.11 form rivstt ut cal !male 7 re• !:irDl.l bier Lieu , pain level rtcr nye hi GA t ' oefday . tear Admiral Sir 3% B: 19;iseii suited at Porftinputh iii le !divisive trisect, freest the Mediterrinein. I The celebrated Mri. !desire". is among ihelaft arrivals from the Continent. She landed it Ald borough on Triefel : l7,and . yefterday came to tbwn. She had been waiting near a fortnight at Cux haven fur a paftage. 1 i Yeittrday fe'mught the Scholare of Manor. tette; BeimingtentAane, repeated a molt pleating variety of didactic pieces, blended with Affront,- rey, Geography, Natural Philirfopliy, &C. Mr. Bust/Nis Olfiertation on Hiftory and Biography, teas bold aitd impreffive. Mr. Boococc in Audio, itid M. WOOLLEY, in Sfatbila; in the Adularia Of pc, A tr T oc, Were very ftriking c their Defier' Pau:rate and Situutrelk, froth the Marriage Ford of MoLii.ei were idniirably fupported. We no. treed; with p)eafure, the greattorreftnefs of Meffrs. Btooills, Hower.t. ' Cuervat, HooD , Matas, and Lvii net : in illort, the whole received the un bounded applaufe of an elegant affeniblage of La dies and Gentlemen. I _. • The accef fi on of Deli/nitric to Lord Sr. Ht LIN'S Convention took place at Macon , on the ai ft of Oftuher left. The Letters faun Lord ST. Flei.ea's, at MK tow, are dated on the zBtit of Odober. His ,Im. dal Majetty received the intelligence of the Pre inarie‘ .of Peace between Great Britain and iml e ranee with the mull lively fatisfaCtion. The two Imperial Courts have molt amicably fettled their inifortunale differences, and renewed the Treaties Of Allittnee which Previoully crated. The Ern poor AL eta soca has left Mofcow on his return to Petrlribursii. A letter from Hernbargh flaw, eg Private let ters from Peceritirgh, of fo late a date as the virtue of the Contention tonchicieci between Great Brl• fain and Riftfile on the i 7th of June, a COmmercial Treaty, eunfillinS af near forty articles, has fence been agreed onletween the two Powers. The Coninitreial Trtaty is (laced to be very beneficial Untie Britilli filbjelts, and refteas the higheft ho- nour and credit upon the diplomatic talents of Lord St. lit:Ards." Although General BdWAPARTE himfelf, from the peculiarity of his difpofition or health, is no friend to the plaues of the cable, and allows but half an hour for his dinner, a public Table of State it to be kept at the Tbei/krier for illuftriotis Fo reigners and perfons of note in the'Republic, who are prefented td the Pr air Coestry.. Such *As the praftice under the Monarchy; but this table is to be prefided over by the four PrefeBs in rota tion, who thus hold in commilfion what was the cf.ice of Maitre, el! Herd tinder the Monarchy. The fame motives which prevent the Cm Ise C.ewcut, from prefidipg liimfelf at dlioners•of cere mony, have induced him Rill further to feclude himfidf. The Palace of St. Cloud is fitting up for his reception, tlicugh the carte and magnificence of MART[ Aurormitte left little to be added to that delightful abode. MakaailaisTs intended as a prefent to General BIRT141111; . • 1 The Ladies of the old Court are in great re gall in the Circle of Madame Beinaraatt, and lieveral of the moil pronounced Beryl:lifts among the Emigrants are already Aim siOnsails at the Thuilleries. . _ In the Carden: of this Palace, no wrong are ackinitted to walk in the Jacobins Cofturrre.— Coded hats are indifpeafible to all who would not be tamed out by the (entries. The high ton and estmvagance of drefs are ge ierally refiored. and the faibions at haft are as Anti-Jacobin As poGible. Tr and Tui, and Mope, which far Tome time have been 6:italic., to the Faux.bourets and the liffice% are totally out of tile in addreffing the confol or Minifiers, and would pafs for the poi nefs of difaffeetion at Court. In Ann, every thing it returning rapidly to that gaiety. fplendmir, and urbanity, which is the ehArafieriilic of the nation. It was the ingenious I .?fwellion • if a dillingnifbed Lady a few nights Inze at the •ri, s—that is the few the whole untient hlonar, y smeepting the Bous.saNs!" Attsalcadit • 7 t • ..), t .. . MAILS Tlths DAY. -W S. W . ,V,,iMenge. tux. r pi o Hamburgb, a 4' t: 0 Dublin ____ • 1 o Waterford, o Donasghaulet t CHINA FLEET. tefterday advice was received at the Eaft India Houle of the fafe arrival in the Dou ns of the Ho nourable Company's homeward•bound fleet from China, confining of the following Ihips; under convoy of his Majefty's lhips BE LLIV Eux,Captain BULTESL, and ADAMAIIT, Captain HOTH AM, VIZ. The Bombay Cate, Captain John Hamilton ;* porfetlhire, Captain John Ranifden ; Coirts, Captain Robert Torin; Bri • tannia, Captain Thomas Rutin, ; Hugh Inglis, Captain Wit. Hun Fairfax; Exeter, Captain Henry Menton and Neptune, Captain Nathaniel Spells; the two latter Chips feparated in the Chops of the Channel, in a gale of wind on Sunday laR. This valuable fleet failed from Macao on the t4th of May la% arrived at the Nand of St. He lena the beginning of Oftober, and failed from thence on the t ith following. Several other (hips, amounting in the whold td 17 fail, are in company, with the Aurora and Flirt, whalers ; the others are fuppofed to be (hips loaded with rice. There were no (hips left at St. Helena. . . The following are the onlc , (tips now t+rnaining to arrive of the feafon 1800, via. The Melville Cattle, Captain John Lambe; the 'Craven, Captain Thomas Sanders; and the Skelton Caftle, Captain Mattew Ifaeke, from Bengal; with the Rockingham, Captain Thomas Butler, from Madras and Bengal. The Ganges, Cap tain Alexander Gray, is the only (hip remaining to arrive from China, of the above fusion. FALNOVTd Nov. 300.-Arrlved the atkp Ruby, Cart WI from London for Martinique; the American Blip Belfaft,—. from Lymington tot New York ; the Chip Thames, Capt. Oa D. from London for Dentarara ; the brig Ceres, Mintofh, from ditto for Charieftown, have put in here by contrary wind dArtivid, after • paffage of u dap, the brig Aurora, Captain from St John's, Newfoundland.... Sailed the Pruffian Duo t a dfr r ow Hannah, Capt. SCLIWARTZ, fur Dantzic ; and the brig et, Capt. Pu aeon sz, with ti-, ice. for London. The Lavin brig of war, Captain SMIND E RS, failed on Wcdnefday left with &Patches for the Well-India. The WALIIIII GOMM packet was entering the river Tagus as the Pat NCR of WALLS packet came out. PLYMOVTIII, Dec. i.—Cancan in the Brothers, of London. bound from London to the Weft Indies, laden with fundries in the gale of yefterday At loft her bdwfprit, and received Co meth other as obliged her to put into this port to refit. The gale of ye ty having abated towards the evening, the Newfoundland veffcis, which were in fomuckdanger, were for tunately fared from the fate that a confiderable time leaned to await them : by means of cables and anchors conveyed to them from the there, and from the men of war in the Sound, they were enabled to ride out the harm and this morning all the fleet from Newfoundland, which put in here, failed for the Porte of their deitination except thofe that were wrecked, u men tioned yetterday :he Argo and Elizabeth are yet on the rocks, but as the weather is more moderate,kopes are entertained that they will be got off; the eargou mutt receive much damage, as they coca& of dry cod Mb. Caine in the Atlas, of London, Capt. Otoace Woo 1.1.1 w, from Guernfet, bound to Cork put in by contrary wind. Pear ewburx, Dec. 2.-rilved the Rsiettrzs, Vice-Ad mini Po I. e, from off Cadiz; CARTSPORT. of 36 guns, Capt. DILUMbIOND, from /Amides; Salle UNICQIIII, of 32 guns, Capt. Welwyn, from the Chasid Bow. Put back by contrary winds the Calcutta armed tranfport, and Ds UTTER man of war; the lancet having fpnitut a beak. Dee. 30..1-Attired the PLARS. and Ittiotnies frigates, from the Mediterranean. . - - Arrived the Int testate, Of 64 guns, CaPt. PAMI ' • and Kt- Menet, of 28 guns, Capt. Cauvo,with troops on board from Ewes in coming through the Noodlet the itzsboece got a-ground, but loon Boated again, without futtaining any nu total injury. DlAL,Dic.3.—.Arrtied the Bitettopzuz map of war, from the Eift Indies; add the ADAMANT MA of war, from the Cape of Good Hope, with the Amon, and the reft of the fleet from the F.alt Indies and South Seas. The Horr, DIOMEDZ, LANCASTZR, TRIMENNOVI, JUPITIR, and lu rtentose men of war, and PENGUIN loop, were left at the Cape of Gond Hope. Wind NV. 14. W. G b, Dac. 3—Paffed by, the King °entre, CALM. 'from Calais; Ferdinandus, Parr aeon, from Chas l 4 loo Falbmand Hall, Jonsson ; and Helena Dorothea,—, from Malaga.—Saikd the Duke of York, Bolinger, for Etarbadoes; Alexander, GAWTYRORIt fur Jamaica ; Alfred, --, for Oporto; Prince of Walca , Da zw for Antigua; Maria Elise bug, for Haistburgh; Addis, —; and Parthenope, for Havre ; Elizabeth Sophia, ; and p e t er , for COpitthagal. HARMICR, Ate. 3.--Salled the DIANA packet, Captain ossoauz, for Cuxhaven, with the malls for Hamburgb and Bremen of the oft initant. Wind N. W. Hots., Nov. 30,—Arrived —At Ch mold, Oianumt, from this port—. Off STLIWAILT, Ban Peterlburglz The report of the Dank, Captain Hitt, having foundered at fea, as Mentioned in our Lift, is premature, and muft remain uncertain until Ike arrival of the Hamburgb mails. Saturday fc'nnight. at night, In a heavy gale, the Lively. CROMM, trial Aberdeen to tilt poet, was driven from her anchorage In the Member, upon the Spurn Point ; the crew were fortunately all laved; the mate was wanted outboard, and with greet difficulty preferred front drowning Part of the cargo is raved, and it Is hoped the wad will be got ear next fpringtides. Zbe nu- Livia root., Nov. 3e.--Tbe Apollo, Cocking, from helot, ie I arrived at Newfmandiand. Daring the Rorni on Tuefday mating laft, a brig in bathild airmailed, was driven en chore shoot dyes miles to the north of Lytham at the entrance of the Ribble. No perfon was found da board, nor any article by which her fume and definition could be dreamed: Her Rem lay under water; and from come fredi beer being found in her, it le conjedtured the tame from a port in Ireland. 0 aaaaa cc, Nov. ts —The Maria Margaret", of and from Drantbeim, Laurence Peter Debark maker, bound for Genoa, with a cargo of dry fills, put in here In inflects, on Friday laA, This react Is to bee:lately unloaded and repaired here, in ma ! femeence of the great damage die has fußalsed In diferent plea the encountered ince her faith% from Norway on tin yth Od. ' On the the mate died; on the syth in a ph la which fkveral of theme were loft, one or the mew, Las Litsfai, fell from the topfrd on the deck and was killed; on the 9th inR. was very nearly wrecked ; being lying too e lf lilay, Ina revere dorm, was drifted by the tide in the night time, on the runs of Ifis, where die Rrock feveral times but providentially efcaped. I had not an opportnnity of geeing Oldies, the wader of the parsec boat that was loft lad wee., till yefterday. He can give but a very impeded account Wailer of that mks dully affair. He fays, there were about t s paffengerken board Wilde, William Connell and Malcom (Mice, the bands belong ing to the boat; of whom be thinks Aye were women. The following are Abe only perfect whore names be knew, Daniel Gitgeo karma, and Robert Gardner, bettmaher , both of Olaf ow ;a fours woman of the name of Morrifon, belonging to Mull, on her way home; --o'May a linen draper . be fays there were aro on board a won who aria coming to be gardner to Mr. Feder, the furgeon at Poet riblgow ; a ferjessit or the Oanalplu Fendbles and his w it h The body rif one of the women was found near Part Glargew a few thys ego..--Rebem G a rdner, above mentioned. kept a hat-lhop in the Tristram, Glafgow. ba.• I'ft a wife and lie children, the rafts! of wheat Is only four months old, the Med nine yam, OW NI Nei szu :r 4 , who were all &rodent se him tic Owen. • • • • 4 • • • A (hip Witt about jai Otiretizers, frata Newry in irelaml,' bound for Baltimore, vial totally. loft, it! September, un tt.c Eaftimn (tote of Virginia, aud ,all on bcdrd perithed.. The Flora, Scooliag, from Plyincuth, is loft on the Swine BottoMl. The Edward, Faviei•, of Scarborough Is on ihore near Memel The Aurora, Townfend, from Newfoundland, arrived at Falmouth, parted the fleet cm the nth uk. about 34 fail, off thy Lizard. The Hercules, Storey, from New York to Hatnburgh, is ft:andel near Cuxhaven. The Adlive, De Mpg ' from Oporto tb iprWich, is taken by a Spaniel row - butt, and tarried into Vigo. .. • The Priendfhip, Barry, from Archangel to London, is 101 l on the croft of Holland. • The Ex, Cade, from Peterfbingh to Gattenburg, is put into ngerwick, after throwing part of her cargo overboard. The Thames, Cobb, from Peterfburgh to London, is put Into Memel in diltrefs, and mutt unload. The Anna Sophia, Prelt, from London to Stettin, is (trend ed In the Baltic. The Three friendt, Brown, from Rip h Portfmouth, is to- I tally loft on the croft of Cobriand; part of the cargo expeeted to he faved : three of the crew drowned. The Ot4on, Hyndmarfli, from Pillau to Newcaltle, foun dered in the North Sea. The Buren and Sally, —, from Dartmouth to Newfound land. foundered at fea. The Benjamin, lacier, of Poole, is loft at N-wroundland. The Moming Star, Sinclair, from Leith to Dantaig, is on thou: JO the &kit. A . Pght-houfe is about to be ereded on the French Coaft, to aired the navigation of the en trance of the Seine. The late inundations in the Cifalpine Republic have carried away the bridges of Lodi, Pavia, and Caffanci. We Anderftand that it is the intention of Go vernment to maintain a force of twelve (hips of the line on the Jamaica Ration, and orders for that died have been ailed. and the neceffary arrange ments made.—This is a greater force than has been in that quarter during the wart but the French force there will, in confequence of the ex pedition to St. Domingo, be confiderable. If the Welt India Proprietors entertained any apprchen. fions in confequence of the French expedition, they mutt be removed. Indeed we mentioned fome time ago, that a detachment had failed from the Channel Fleet for the Well Indies. :The whole force will be pretty nearly what we now ante. Lieutenant HAIR, of his Majefty's marine forces, who was unfortunately drowned in his Majefty's (hip's boat l'o4ssav, in the aO of boarding a vef fel off the coaft of France, on the z 111 of October laft, was one of thole meritorious officers who dif tinguiffied himfelf in the ever-memorable battle of the Nile, on board of Lord Nttson's flag-fhip the VANGUARD, and who fo bravely fought on lhore at Naples, under the commaml of the gallant Sir THOMAS TROi'CRIDGi. The new bill for making the Millers hunt(, is espeded to enable the Baker: to butter their bread. The inhabitants of Riga teftified their joy at the Coronation of the new Emperor in a molt extracr- dinary and magnificent manner. Fountains fpout ing wine, in all the public places, were among the mot! vulgar and ordinary fpdtacles. Notwithftanding the attractions of Mrs. 1311.• L I OTON, Covent-Garden Theatre laft night had a crowded and ref petable andience. Felb irs it Flirt, and The Wags of Windfrr, had fufficient charms to command a numerous attendance. Tjle Duritna, with Catharine and Fetrudio, were laft night preformed at Drury-Lane Theatre, to a very refpeelable and crowded audience. 'this dr lightful Opera, fupported by the tranfcendant talents of Mrs. fit Lisorox,and the genuine co. mic efforts of (t lc It, went uff with its accullomed eclat. PARISIAN FASIIIONS.—In the headdrcas fo• grand drefs the prevailing talkll is to rejig every thing of millinery. Flit hair is difpoled in various ornaments, and decorated chiefly with pearls. However, eba l wux begin to appear in fome fathionable circles. The molt limple and elegant are of black velvet done up with role-coloured a tilt, and decorated with oftrich katlwrs, or with a clutter of white down. The long cloaks are orno• mina with tufts of thin black velvet on a ground of rote, jonquille, or huff colour. Sometimes you may meet with elegantes, whole hcaddrcfs, drawn out towards a pack, is bound up in a net which ties before. Another article of high drefs is a hand kerchief Ritched in gold or filvcr, done up in the fhape of a turban. The !bawls, of which there arc above 3o forts, prefent nothing remarkable : they are exceffively large and moßly fringed. Notwith (landing the rigour of the feafon, naked arms and bare necks are Rill to be feen. For undrefs the morning gown a p&intitr, adorn ed with lace, to which is fixed a neckkerelliel plat ed, and tying under the chin like the neck of a thin, mofily prevails. The fpencers are of black cloth with a velvet collar. The gentlemen's coats arc (till very Mort, and made eafy. By way of collar there is nothing but a (mall belt or binding of velvet. In front both fides are ornamented with yellow buttons, round, hollow, and of a middling 11/.e. OnWednefday fe'nnight, a venerable oak, (land ing in the Park of Joan Ei.t.torr, Efq. of Elliott- Houfe, near Ripon, was (truck with lightning and fhivere ' d to pieces; the trunk, which rneafnred in circumference 27 feet, was torn into fevcral dif tine pieces, and many of the largelt branches, by the irrefiflible violence of the elearical fluid, were thrown to aco nfiderable (finance; two deer, which were fuppofed to have been browzing under it, were alto (truck dead ; the fide of one of them ap prared much !torched, as if by the application of a hexagonal inftrument ; it is a ciirions eircumflance that this tree, which was considered by Mr. AR THUR Yovao, who vifited it loth: years ago, to be one of the larva as will as the °Melt in the country, appears from records ;till preferved in Elliott-Houk, to have been excel with the man• Lon itfelf, which was eretted by TIBIRIIIS Es - Lusts . . Efq. High-Sheriff tor the Countv, in the 39th year of the reign of Xing Henry from whom the prefent worthy putleifor is lineally de kended. hum LOTTNRY.A..FIFTRENTN ECPREIS.--The Ticket, No. 2240. drawn on Wednelday lag, a Prize of Five Thoufand Fourth, was fold a t Mehl. Maws, Beget, and C 0 .% Office, Royal Eachange, in Two Fourth, Two Eighth, and tout rasseath Shares. v: soTrr: Liar IlititltiuliNcm • oul hAILEy. . • . • •. Yetteruay twelve prifonera were tried, whom were cagitally convieedi.vie. Mary eharrh; for felonioufly lleaNng golf') watch, a brilliant diamond ring, and other atti. des, to the value of nearly Soul. the property of Ilaac 13enfutnmon, in a dwelling.houfe. The Profccutor, it appeared, has a fitUaticil in the fuite of the A l lerine Ambaffader: the Prifoher had lived as fervant with him. In July, the firtf came into his fervice: He them raided in the cinity of Moorfteldc. Soon after he removed to the houfe of one Harper, in Little-Suffolk lireet, Charing-Crofs • the Prifoner accompanied him. On the 4th of September, he teas tome time abfent from home, on his ufual avocations. On his re turn, the Perot= was not to he fotmd. loon perceived that his bureau had been broken open, and upon further fearch, that fonr of his trunks were alto forced ; from the whole of which, it was Rated by the Profeentor, the property laid in the Indittrnent had been taken. He faid, that he had 101 l two gold watches, which he had brodght with him itOIT Turkey, one of thefe had Arabic Cha rafters upon it ; and among the property was alfa a gold chain, as he Rated, 33 yards long ; and a quantity of Doubloons and Sequins ; the whole might be of the value of 5001. He made every inquiry in his power after the Prifoner, &c. but the firft intelligence he received refpeeting her, was, that the was lodged in Durham Gaul. By the. evidence of the Con Rabic it appeared that in conkquence of the hand-hills and rewards of fered for the apprehenfion of the Prifoner, he ex erted himfelf to difcover her, and had, in the be‘ ginning of the month of Oa ober, found her in a bottle in Sunderland, took her into cullody, but found noting of the Profecutor's upon her per. fon. At length the acknowledged that a perfon in the houfe had a watch of her's (Cie Pritimer's) in her p_olreflion, which fhe had from the Protect'. tor. He accordingly went to the perfon mention ed b the Priforter, who it appeared was a woman, but the refuted at firft to give up the watch : how. ever, on the next day the woman offered him the watch, which he, after confalting with the Ma. giftrate who had been retorted to on this occafion, took into his poffellion. This was produced, and duly identified by the Profecutor. The Pi ifoner in her defence put in a written Ratement of her cafe, which is t being fubmitted to the Kev,inits infpeetion of her Connie!, it was not deemed expedient to hare read. However, the defence was chiefly exhibited through the medium of a dote and ingenious ercfs.examination of the Prolecutor, which evinced the terms on which he and the ?tinnier had lived, and to cfhblifh the point that the watch had been given to her by him. From what tranfpired it appeared the parties were an a very familiar footing : they occationally lay in the fame room, v:ent to the Play together, &c. The Prlfoner appeared to be pretty far advanced in pregnancy. The Learned judge who ti ; , ..d the Cafe, ob. ferret!, in his charge to the Jury, that though a very improper intereourfe m;ght have fubfilied between the Prifoner and the Profccutor, yet ob. viuully that was no jaification of the conduit of the former, it did not appear that the bad lived with him in the charaaer of a Wife, hitt merely as a Servant. in which capacity the was regularly' engaged. He then noticed ft,ch eircumflances in the cafe as teemed to infer Ole guilt of the Prifo ner, as well as thole points which might pmponde. rate in her favour. The Jury retired to confider of their Verdict, and after a deliberation of about an hour, brought in a Verdi& of Guilty (Death) ; but recommended her to mercy on account °flier fituation, and on account of the t.i ms on which the lived with him. .Iw., Maflu, for robbin4 her midrefs, Sufannab Penfold, of a sh bank note, a quantity of plate, and other articles. Mr. Kuowtts fhortly opened the cafe again& the prifoner, and, after commenting on the atro city of the offence with which the was charged, called Mrs. Penfold. Surannah Penfold depofed, that the is a widow refuting in Howland.flreet, Fitkroy-fquare a tit; Prifoner had lived with her as a fervant for about flee months previous to the t ath of November left; when the came to her I,:sifide about eight o'clock in the morning, waked her in a great hurry, and told her the houfe had been broke open, that all her Money and plate were gone, the clofets broke open, and all below in filch ee:ftifion as it would (hock her to fee. The Pi ifonerrequefted her mi firers to let her o for her ton, which the contented to.. Mrs. Pen fold then got up, and went down ftairs, where the rotund every thing in the greateft confo lion ; the deft: where the kept bet money, and the clofets where the plate was kept, broke open, anti feveral articles of linen ftrewed itout s the then fent for Mr. Meller of the Cuttorns, a near neigh. bout, who, on feeing the appearance of things, advifed her to fend for an officer, in confequence of which the fent tar Henry Crockerof Bow-ftreet. Mr. Meller was called, who proved his coming to the Lode of Mrs. Penfold by her requett ; he faw the fituation of the place, and it (truck him It Bow fireet Officer &mild be fent for. He went up (lairs to caU at his own houfe, and returning almoft immediately, found Crocker and the Prt ;biter firliggling on the floor. Mr. Meltet Ailed him in holding her hands, when Crocker took out ~1* her pocket fix table (pitons (produced and fwotn to by Mrs. Penfold ) Her pockets were then taken off by the Officer, and on her riling a once dropt from her with a sl. note in a nutmeg grater, a ring and Come other articles. Henry Crocker was next examined ; i.e raid that heing fent for, the Prifaner teas very alive in Chewing him the places where the fupprifed tl:ievcV had entered, and the mifchief they had done ; foe :aid they had alfo taken a al. note and a cloak of hers, arid aged altogether in a way that led him to fapen her. He then laid he mull fearch I.tr. which the refuted, and itrur•gled with him lo nr-ch to prevent it that thLy both 01111 C down o .tie door. Mr. Meller coming to his affitiance, and holding her heed', he Cooed ebe 4 0 C , 0/7/ in her