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Nitraciti mriszeLmilikk MAILS litre DAY:—WINDS. *. AIRIVID. avi. I Dubin, I Dutch I French PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER. st. Arrived the AMAZON, of 38 guns, Capt. tut. 70 ,1 ; GALATEA, of 32 guns, Capt. WOL7B; Ned the MAGICIINNE, of 32 guns, Capt.VANSITTARTt with the gth regiment of foot on board, from Chatham, to relieve the 26th regiment at this place, which is to embark for Leith. Went but of the harbour to Stonehourepool the boons*, of 18 guns, Capt. VAUGHAN. REMAIN IN `FUR ROUND. ousel. COSIIMANDIRS. • 33 Capt. S. SCOTIAN. • 36 ••••• J. • 3s O. WOLTZ. - 3s —.— H. VANUTTAIT. IN CAIVIAND•SAY.. • 36 OWL 3. MAITLAND. • 36 ••••• J. WOOD. IN STONIIIOOIIII-POOl. •1i Capt.H. VauasAse. , - 14 Liest. H. Ssa.w. • 14 J. COMMA*. 12 •i•••••• W. PTAS. slurs. Amason voireau - Galatea Msgl&nne Glemnore - Concorde !morn SPider Nimbk Mort PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER s 9. This day arrived the (hip Lord Middleton, HAV/Rhilt from London, bound to Savannah; Mire, BATTIMIts from Cowes, bound to Hull; and the Martha, Stout, bound 10 Cork.—Sailed the Spetelation, GIOSARD, for Shields ; and the Codungrce, WARS, for London. Went out of harbour the Narrows, of 98 guns, to receive the Admiral's flag. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER bt Arrived—The Sally, Wen, and Dudek. Midas, front fusee at I.lfiton. The Union, Reimayne, frets - hence at Vtrglaim. Th e my, from hence at Port Re& The Corms, Falcon; Weft Indian, ; and Charlotte, from Win at The Fairfield, Cook i ,= " henee at P The Venerads, Left" from hencea=s, the nit I n iber lfoinilteikilyen, front hence and omdpial at Antigua. The Jack, Lef o rr Sc. bads at Vhslislo. The Earl of Roberts, from knot fee Afries,put into Stedweirs the sad haft. The Wig Willatn,Dryfdale, frees blonde:rat for Lemke,' itg be llao Sc. Thomas's. Lawfon, was will at St. Thomas's on the tsth Aqub, anteweeld fall la a day ter two. Caps . Lamina MINS,. that he heard the Dart, **Ms, was at Princes en that day, waiting ler his tender. The Leonard, Stewart, from Virginia to this port. Wed in !Imlay heft, and hot set boo been head at. , ' BROM LLOYD** LIST. . i Dam..fietofta 19Awdtainds lathe Dross tlw hips as iffe , fap-WW4 S. 1 GasinanD, Manua 09.--PalliS by tb. Mei W bow Dostslek ; Polly, ....4 ban Illhowill; Ifarford. ' he t .%11ef i 11".... rb w area, INT Rotterdam.- Mot t g , e1,... , fir Nia 1 ha, Irwin, foe ; Alert, Want, for mak& M 4 Bowdon; and Hods Goodwlll, Ono, for Rmarriym. . I ARRIVED. itlNVlssi+Cerea, Parka fins, flooV a At Hoilake...temors, —_ from Al Hambergb.4coms, Mike. *as hi die Crositosollte Brae* WO*, from Malaga. At Limped... Sea, Matoorh, from Lithos. At Dyde-Fams, Pared, from Chadeßon. . At 11111.1 ilks Onus. -..1-, frau New York. At bgibid•Carleve. Wlnter,hons London. At Omonfep...jorker i : Lanza, from Sc. Bartholomew. At AltWapnaliCrPro —, bons Clyde. At EArbamdland.Consmeree, Branton, from Linton. At inbadono.Catharine and Eau, Pratt ; and Brothers, Marl. from Able& At Dsininleas-Theds, Chorale?, from Laneafter. • &Oman tie 4th and z4th bAk. 34 Englia Packet Boats en slaved Odeki *um Dover, with 351ern; and 33 French Packet l quitted the former C for Dover, with 99z Palelat The Hada, Teeter, from Liverpool far Newfoundland, was isit en the zR of October, near Ferryland. The Aurora, Ankil, iron Berbadoes to London, is put into Antigua, with damage to her mails. The Bey end Pay, of Wart. from Peterfbargla,is put Into iardminn to reit, filming *aft a leak. The Alpha, Brant, frees on to Liverpool, is arrived at %Abell'', the, being on Imre, and Wading 36 Wks of tor ten overbflard. The Boreas, Peace, and the Magnet, Robinfou, from St. Petertbergh to London, have pot into Revd leaky, and an& ether damage. The Tepper, Lander,from (locbee to Newfoundland, is lolt a Mutton Bay; part of the carp expelled to be fared. It is with pleafure we bate. eon the authority of a private letter received this week from Bombay, overland, that the Emperor ofC NINA has remitted kme duties which were eonfidered as exceffive, and operated as a eliecltoncomanerce. Vire like. wife learn, that the Emperor's Miniilera in gene ral have given many favourable teitimoniei of a friendly difpofition towards the Pawlifit ; and the tmiteror has folicited the runs Gentlemen be , .onging to the Company's Mary at Cantos:, fe• Liulouffy to (lady the Chinch Language, in order that a clofer connedion may take place, by moans of a ready and 'prompt communication.. Ea av est Mt letur from ikreath, dated Oa. 26: Rates 44 On Tharfday night la% chow quarter after eight o'clock, A fmart flock of an earthquake was experienced at Carmarthen: It was preceded by a loud rumbling noires which laQed for feveral feconds Term:bang that which m is occafioned by a large id heavy loaded waggon, travelling over a rough and Roney road. - Tlte was kook from top to bottom, and the con. tuition wai univerfal throughout theta/a, but no damn se was done. "At Llandfilo and Llandebia, in Carmarthen %has the fatale fenfation was felt, and likewite at Narbeth, in Pembrokefbire ; het it is not yet knOvns where elk it has been obferved. At Swan tea and Naafi it Teem= to havemade no impreitons although indeed there are tome individuals at both places. who imagined that they Mt f • 'of the kind, but not firms tames to induce' to make manias of the -...bnettitt the Chic'" buazmi,ticr. , • Lawlor, Who tome time Vince Ice .nalikied as King's evidence againa. certain Mail robbeis with whom he was concerned, lately waited on Mr. Looaw, the Police Officer, to inform, him that he believed he could ditcov e r t ome of the men who laft week robbed the limerick Mail, and plundered Mr. TAYLOR, a London merchant (then paitenger in the coach) of a very confiderable tun. Mr. Looms Communicated this information to Mr. Twolosoil, Aleut for the Poft Office, and it was weed that Lawlor Mould have an interview with Mr. Tayt:oa, in pretence of Mr. THOMPSON and Mr. Logan. The meeting took place—and the moment Mr. TAYLOR faw Lawlor, he declared that he was the very man ,who robb e d him, rifled his pocket, and even took away tome account pa pers, which could be of no manner of ufe to him. Lawlor is in prifon. BdTH, OCTOBER 27. Adams naad—Her Royal Hijbnds the Duchefs Of York, I Lord A weir/kart, Right Hon. W. Pitt, Lady Clariffa, Lady Guife, Lady Say and Sek, Lady Aylmer, Dead of St. Patrick, Hon. Mrs. Byron, Hon. Mifs Aylmer, Hon. Mifs Twilkton, Hon. Mr. Dutton, Hon. Captain Upton, Rev. Archdeacon St. Leger Sir J. Rome, Sir W. Puhney , Sir R. Burton, Colonel Harwood, Coked Scudamore. Colonel Taylor, Major Meard, Major Defbrow, Rev. Mr. Hcverdeld, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett, Rev. Mr. Squire, Rev. Mr. !kedge, Rev. Mr. Bed ford and Family, Rev. Mr. Whittiegtes, Rev. Mr. Wilklnfon, Captain lad Mrs. Blanche, Capdhalleoldgh, Captain Lyman, Captain and Mrs. Payne, Captain Deteber, Captain Bedford, Captain and Mrs. Rofs,Captain.TpWle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Maw, Mr. and Mrs. Madillfon, Mr. and Mrs. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and MrsJ3oldle, Mr. and Mrs.BrosAead, Mr. and Mifs Hunter, Mrs. and Ma Janus. Mrs. and three Mifs Kelfalls,Mr. Lloyd, Mr. H. Addington, Mr. Keating, Mr. Sewdon, Mr. Sunder fon, Mr. Ibboden, Mr. Culme, Mr. Rochfort, Mr. Norton, Mr. Warburton, Mr. Tooke, Mr. Holder, Mrs. Mayer, Mn. Blarney, Mrs. Walker, Ws. Wrim, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Tal • but,, Mrs. Wyldc, Mrs. Adkin, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Hafer, Mrs. Baynes, Mrs. Rotten, Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Drum mood, Mrs. Budwortb, two Mifs Daneets, Mifs Hamilton, Mils Keyes,. Mifs looke, Mlfs Kelley, Mifs Wolf, Mifs Peery, Mlfs Oldnall, %gulden, Mifs Babington, Mifs H ant, Mifs Blake, an. BRIGHTON, OM .284.. The Bonaparte packet, with (even' paffengers, among whom was Lord Lowovoaa, failed 'aft night . for France. - The Pailica's barriers threw off yefterday' by Patchans Windmill, attended by a field of upwards of 6o fportfluen. The weather was damp and unfavourable ; fome good fport took place not withttanding, and a brace of hares were borne, in triumph from the field. Some dathing belles were alfo prefent, whofe intrepidity atcl fpirit might , teachthe beans of quality to ride. Amtrak—Lord and Lady Orernitte, Lady Cmndford, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mash Lard Kirendbright, Dowager Lady Vincent, 1 Lady Motes, Lady A. Dailiwood, Sr T. and Lady Clark, 1 Sr W. and a t m Smith, Sir T. Smith Barges, de Hon. Mrs. Dauer, 'sync, Mr. T. Rogers, Mr. S. Buckingham, Mr. Mr. &I MIA Lek* Mr. C. Sankh, Mr. Jellicoe, Mr. F Mr. and Mts. Brown, Mr. Itt Out, Mr. Comp; Mr. Wheelie, &e. - DepartarsoLady Martin, Hon. Mifs Byron, Mr. and MTS. - T. Powell, Mr. W. Powell; Mr. T. Teagle, Mrs. Grove, :r l .l Mitchell, Mifs Smith, Mrs Pargrove, Mr. C. &Melte, Mr. Wood, Mr. Thortton, MO. Walter, Mrs. AC., Lade . , Mrs. Thornton, and the Atebbighop of Cantata:7. Colonel Gasviat.s, driving his curricle along King-ftreet, Saint James's, yefterday, one of the honks fell, and the other came down above hint. While they lay kicking on the ground, the Colonel leaped out and efcaped without injury. On the firft day of November next every pro. prietor of -wool. Bank Stock will have transferred to him or her 251. Navy Five per Cent. being at the rate of Two and a Half per Cent. Navy Five per Cent. Annuities, on their refpeaive interefls. The -Right Hon. the Governor in Council of Madras has been pleafed o.declare a dividend of 80,000 pagodas to the creditors of his Highnefs the Nabob of the CARKATIC. The Governor of Madras has aboli(bed the fe potato command of the Province of Canara, and has direaed that the troops in that province !hall, in future, be under the immediate orders of the Officer commanding in Malabar. A Society is forming in London, in forme re fpeas fimilar to the Galvanic Society at Paris; its objea being the ufe of the Metal& I'n:dice in the diforders Of the Poor. Several meetings of dif interelled perfons have taken place at the Crown and Anchor on the fubjea. Men , of Science, among whom are come Noblemen, have already concurred in promoting the meafure. The etlab lifhment is to be called the Peri:hum bylitutioa. Lan week the firft none for a new County Gaol was laid at Cambridge upon the fcite of the Clil Cattle. The Pickpockets, or .bivers, as they are called, congaed a very-pretty booty at Newmarket. One Gentleman loft i 70 guineas out of his pocket. A trufs of muffins, send a trunk, containing wearing apparel, belonging to a Lady of Bath, were on Monday ftolen fiam the Gloucefter coach, on its way to that city, :4-44,-",1 ~- -, ' On Monday 'ino 4 rlnft, between one and two o'clock, a wan :cii t ine &anger in one of the coaches tai the c on's 'Bft-- d Inn, is Bull ftreet Birmingham, left his bed in a Rate if men tal derangement, and without any other cloaths on than his flirt, got oat of the chamber window into the yard; from whence .bo fcitled a` wall at the bottom thereof, (tuck with pieces of glafs bot tles, and defcended into the coach yard adjoining. His lamentable outcry on Waddling, from the ihocking manner in wiaich hal* cuthimfelf, in climbing over the wall, -- alarmed the watchman and the neighbourhood, who coining to his af finance, found him lying on the ground covered with wounds and blood. He was intnieltately carried back to the inn, and medical alliance being fent for, it was judged unefarT VP. bats . him properly confined, to prevent his atteapting any further violence on himfelf. It feats, by fome papas found in his pockets, that the unhappy man has friendsliving in Lonatmln whom stincg' has been feat of his p y ateationl ;and that what led to tel l ka gaill 'Ve4beetioned. 'was an opinion which prep6frefed'his win & that Ate was purfued, in order to be copy:Tido:prow LAW INT EL LICENCE. PALACE couitt OCT. s 9. ISCDIIIII V. bourn. The plaintiff in this tare was, at the time the debt accrued, the landlady of a public.houfe, the Nelfon's Head, in Bake-ftreet, Portman-fquare. The defendant had beta a gentleman's valet, and being out of place went to board and lcSige at the plaintiff's : a debt then accrued of i al. tss. for board and lodging, and 31. 155. for wine and other articles, making.together the flan of. i6l. tos. for Which the action was brought. Elk. Mites, the daughter of the plaintiff , ' depofed, that the defen dant lodged and boarded for a confiderable time at her mdther's bode, in company with feveral others, whoilfo lodged and boarded there; that they lived very well indeed, and that the was of opinion that the price charged, viz. ip. a week for board and as. a week for lodging, was a reafonable price for the entertainment he received, and , that all the other lodgers and boarders paid tl-: fame price.— She alto proved a debt for 31. zss. fbr wines, &c. to treat his friends. John Chiftor, the ,fervant of the plaintiff, alto depofed to the fame circum fiances of the board and lodging. The defence fet up was, that the 'defendant bad lived all this time with the plaintiff, not as a perfon undertak ing to pay for his board and lodging, but as a companion,to the plaintiff, cohabiting with her as a bufband ; and that confequently the was not in a &tition to bring an as againft him fo as to re cover it ; this was attempted to be proved in the firft inftance thrdugh the medium of crofs exa mining the plaintiff's witneffes, who in anfwer to the queftions put to them - Whether they knew of any fuch cohabitation, or whether the defendant had . Reed in the capacity' of wafter of the houfe ? maft'pofitively declared, they had not any know ledge either of inch cohabitation, or his ailing as matter. The defendant's Counfet . then called three •wit neffes to prove the cafe, but he alto failed in that. —He then called, to prove a fet-off of 51. Jafper` Milken, who - proved that he lent the defendant five one pound notes at the George, in Vere-ftreet, 'Qxford Road, for the purpofe of lending the fame funs to the plaintiff, to affift in paying the brewer; 'ha raw hint lend it her.. He was Aed as to his itnowledge of the defendant aaing as mafter of the houfe, or of any cohabitation, neither of which he could (peak to. Mr. AGAR, in a very animated fpeech, molt fe verely reprobated this moft atrocious defence, and then entered . into a .hiftory of the tranfaaions be tween the parties. The defendant being a valet Out Of place, came on the 19th of January left, to lodge and board with the plaintiff, who had feveral of a like defcription lodging and boarding with her at the rate of tss. per week for board, and as. for lodging. There he continued until the 18th of June following, without pay ; when, growing tired of his delays, (he thought proper to ouft him. It had been made appear •by one of the . defen dant's own witneffes, that a guinea per week would not have been more than a fair puce. How did he endeavour to repay the treatment he received from the' plaintiff ? By raifing a fiaitious demand againft her of sal . i Bs. and a lto of ffimulating all her creditors againft her, in which he fucceeded fo far, that the was not only a fuitor in that Court, but unfortunately a prifoner alto. As to the de fence itfelf, having beard much of the privilege of ParliamentAmbich,thoughit proteaed the perfon of the individual, did not his goods • he was this day to hear, for the fi rft time , of &privilege of which, ufe attempted m ade of fromwa sto prot pi st on be pro perty. . perty. GOD forbid fuch a defence ()maid ever, be held in a Court of LAW or Juftice ; the attempt even to.fet up fuch a plea was infamous and un grateful in the extreme, and wasott a whit' the better for the profligate charaam or - the witheffes who attempted to fupport it. The learned Judge, in a very.cone nner, fummed up the evidence in fupport of the p ntiff's demand, which he confidered as completely prov ed, allowing the 51. as a fet nff, which reduced the demand to 14. tits. He then proceeded to Rate the law of the cafe. That if a man goes to a wr man's houfe to board, lodge, and cohabit with her, undertaking fo to do, the could not maintain- an anion againft him for fuch board and lodging ; on the contrary, if he goes to her houfe, undertaking to pay for his board and lodging, though he night poffibly afterwards cohabit with her, yet the was entitled to recover. The Jury would confider how far that bore on the prefent cafe, and find accordingly.—The Jary found fur the plaintiff— Damages 111. tot. OLD BATLEY. Yeflerday ftventeen prifoners were tried at the Old Bailey, ten of whom were canvided of fe lony, viz. Midas! Lag, for healing a coat, the property of R. Richards. • Ekselieth Kero, for Dealing two goirns and odic: articles, the property of H, Prichard. W. Nan, for Dealing a leather trunk, the pro perty of j. Day. . • • C. ketfiesev, for Dealing 31bs. weight of Spanifh Juice, the property of J. Garcia: and T. Lewis. F:Robert.r, for Dealing twelve quarts of peak and other articles, the property of Meffrs. Field and- Co. • yam fames, for Dealing a pewter pint pot, the ' property of J.• Hayton. W. Piclisu, for Dealing aolbs. weight of iron nails, the prope rty of J. and W. pickfon. yerier for burglarionfly-ftealing in the dweßing-honfe of Mrs. Barry, on Saturday the ' 18th of September laD, three coats, a pair of trow. fers; two handkerchiefs, half a guinea in gold, , •aiict eleven SO:4:in raver, the 'property of James • .;b16411 Misty; a coal.heaver, thus related the , 'art ntoßssiees.of his loft :—He is a lodger in the -hoe& of Mrs. Bum No. 6, Biag4treet, War. +Wig. He is one of •three who have beds, ail . to one room. , He kept.• his money and part of 'his. elpothe in oboe in distrocon. Oa the moils e Saturilky, SepteaVra ittb, he 'vent to bad is - L The Inocuto.Were yon awakened by an? itnefs../eaei leildthif - tipster ihmourjor, I war . " .- Tt f eTrifoner, a lodge; in the fame rootn, had not then come in ; nor (14 be 'arrive while Canty - remained awake. Next morning, It an early hour, the witnefs found that his eloaths and mo ney were gone. Upon infp_rmation, he went not long after to St. George's watch-houfe, where he faw his cloaths and money taken from the perfon of the prifoner. Catharine Barry, In whcfe houfe the robbery was committed, depofed, that the prifoner Parron did `not come in that evening till about twelve o'clock. After taking Tome viauals the prifoner went up to bed. On account of the Hinds of a child the witnefs did not go to bed till about three o'clock in the morning. Soon after the prifoner came in the had fattened the greet door, but the would not fwear pofitively that the back door was locked. About half pall one‘lhe heard fnmebody Coming . down (lairs, and allied who .was that was going out at Inch an unfeafonahip. time tithe morning? Barron, whofe voice I ittlair t aut fwered, that he was goings," Ardulso* this time he never returned th. following morning the se' • .atittne watch-houfe, when he paid her which he then owed. The prifoner, on. the fame oer.4- fion, made ufe of Come very extraordinary expref lions. He obferved that " he could never keep his hands to himfelf when he was drunk, but he could when he was fober !" Tt was evident that if the prifoner got out at all, he got out the back way; and this witnefs proved that the wall was not too high to prevent his efcape. John Guy refides, he laid, at No. 14, Ship. 'Levet, at the diftance of not more than 300 yards from thchonfe of Mrs. Barry. On the morning of Sunday, Oaober ad, as early as five o'clock, he alias alarmed by his neighbours, who had lien a man enter his houfe, or attempt to go out of it. He arofe, and went into the kitchen. The back door was open. One of the front windows had been broken. The prifoner fat afleep on a chair, with his bead leaning on a table. Some eloatbs, which were afterwards owned by Canty, lay on the floor betide' the prifoner. Mr. Guy fent to Mr. Dunbar, a conftable, who carried the prifoner to St. George's watch-houfe. The prifoner was found—Guilty of the theft, to the value of 39 :billings—not of the burglary. Anne-irtater and Alum Either, for ftealing a el. bank note from the perfon of John grney, a Chel fea petitioner, on the morning of the 2d of Oaober intl. They are common proftitutes, of the mean eft clafs, and of the moll uninviting appearance. He came to town from Chelfea with one of them, on the evening of the ift- of Oaober. He slept with them both in one bed, at a houfe in High ftreet, Weaminfter. Between four and five one of them went away with his money. He went for a conflable as foon as he was aware of the theft. The nymphs were taken in a roach ; and the mo ney was, all but four thillings and eight-pence, re covered. Mr. Jones and Mr. Goodenough, the two conftables who feized the prifoners, confirmed the evidence of Erney.—The women were both found Guilty. And fevin were acquitted, among whom CMARGS OR WADER. Elsner Crylel, a poor woman who lived by car rying loads in Covent-Garden market, was charged with the murder of her female baflard child, by choaking, fuffoeating, and.fmothering it in a ne-, - ceffary, at No. 2, Middlcfex-court, Drury-lane, on the 16th of this month. The nature of this cafe was filch that delicacy forbids us to enter into any detail of the particulars. From the evidence of feveral witneffes it was clearly-proved that. the prifoner had been delivered of a child on the evening when the murder was fuppofed to have been prepetrated.. There was however, no fatisfaaory evidence that the chiki was born alive. Richard Simmons, a man-midwife, in Brownlow ftreet, faid, that he was applied to by the Coroner to examine the child, and give his opinion whether or mot it was born alive. He opened it, and found the lungs inflated, and fwimmiug in water ; bat could not take upon him to fay that it was,born alive, for children often die in the atct of delivery; a Engle gull of breath would inflate the lungs, and the conclufion to be drawn from their fwim ming in water could not be depended on. Had the rungs not been inflated, and had funk to the bottom, he fhould have no difficulty in pronounc ing that the infant was ftill•born. When he faw it in three days after the fuppofed delivery, the body was petted, and not in a putrid Rate. • The prifoner faid no more in her defence than that the did not know that the was with child. Mr. Baron THOMPSON, who tried the caufe, after recapitulating the evidence, - obferved that the faa of the child being born alive, wasby no means. proved. The molt eminent Surgeons were of opi nion, that the leaft gafp of breath was fufficient to inflate the lungs, and the Man-midwife had in formed them, that their fwimming in a liquid, was an appearance notio be depended on ; accidents, he faid, of premature delivery, were frequently known to happen in violent complaints in the bowelsa without perhaps the woman being con fcions of it. Thefe were confiderations worthy of their attest' tian,; . before they found the prifoner guilty of Murder ; send if they had any reafOna ble doubts, it was their duty to acquit her.—Not Guit. - , The prifoner was a wretched looking woman, apparently near so years of age, and was fo feeble And languid, that the Court granted her the indul gence of a chair. CHILD STEALIND. Sarah Harvey was indided for felonionfly (feel ing a cotton frock, a beaver cap, a linen flirt, and a pair of aloes (being the apparel of an infant) the property of Zechariah Wealthdale: It appeared in the courfe of the evidence, that the profecutot's wife, Sarah Wealthdale, was met by the prifoner, who hid every appearance of an artlefa country gill, in Norton Fatigue, about two (o'clock on the a4th of September. Mrs. Weal b. _t_ll .• • 1 . \ i , I 1 ' ( 1 i t 1 I 1