Star. — London, England, 1802-12-04 00:00:00

SONNET, FROM PETRARCH. r.ter NON TROVO, L NON NO DA lAD OIIZIDA. Nor War, nor Peace, affects my fevered foul; To Heav'n I foar, yet creep on earth's sbyfs; I bum, though colder than the rigid pole, An d grafp at villonary keno of blifs. . No dungeon holds me, tho' in fetters bound, I die, yet drag along the heavy hour; Fled it my voices yet vibrates to the found Of tender plaints the amaranthine bower. Th o ugh fails my tongue, though dim the vivid eye, That murmurs Rill, Rill this retains its fight : }or heal:h I pray—yet, yet I with to die— At forrow laugh—yet dread its fpea'red night ! T o live or die, is equally the fame— I-low cruel, LAURA, Is a flighted flame ! Nrr• :9. An accident of rather an unpleafant kind hap pened to the new Richard, on Thurfday night, at kury.lane Theatre. In the battle of Boiworth- Feld, Mr. C. Ks mats thrnft his foil into Mr. Tu lot ER I S face with fuch force, that had it entered cye, inftead of lacerating his cheek, the conk (pence might have been fatal. But this is not all ! by a fecond accidental thrutt Mr. Kamma laid about lour inches of Mr. Tutuila's breall.bone bare.— Had this fecond thrull been a few inches lower, it mutt have buried the blade in Mr. TURNER'S tody.—" So much for Richmond .1" • Blood will have Blood"—thus doth our Shakefpeare fay, And this accounts for Richard's Weed in play. C. Kemble, of Item vengeance was the Fadior, And thus swirled himfel( a ST RIKING Ador! • TOTTEN HAM.STRE IT THEATRE.--Laft . night the Play of Kiag Henry the Fourth was reprefented a fe• cond time at.this.Theatre, chiefly by the fame Gen. tlemen who perfOrme4 ;t before. Some of the parts have been differently ea ft-Aring Henry, we will venture to fay, never had a more able reprcfentative than Mr. Frrzoiaa to, a Gentleman not only well m) 100 to the Literary World as the Author of fe- Taal excellent Poems and fuccefsful ProlOgues,but who at various public Meetings has difplayid his kill in recitation,and knoivledge of elocution, to the t reat.inftrudion and entertainment of his hearers. The anguith of parental feeling at the cutting mif contlue of a Son, the dignity. sif a Monarch, and the warlike inttepidity of a ireferan,were accurately difcriminated and emphatically remarked; nor did Mr.. VITZGRiAI.D'A , exertions go unrewarded, 211 the loudeft plaudits attended - him through the performance. Lady Percy received a very able fupport in.Mifs NORTON. Her fine figure was well tutted to the eharaaer. $ . , The ';v, Prince of Wake, and liof#er were moft _ of the characters elegantly &ed. and the whole were very chariaerinically attired. ...• The ginthellßf Dsiosiulas, the Marchionefs of Town Su sun, aidbetween two and threehundred perfons of &Mon aid diftinaion honoured the per fo With their Prdence. • The Duchifa of Davoustisea gave lan night a grand (upper to a large party 0 - fathionables. The &meal s ; C..ciiiistefi of Bat,tttaii died at Bath on Wednefelai Yellerday liaising, at to °Woe*, M, , QTro and his Nit; At ~ off from. his Bong: in Portm an. ha v e, on his Wig to Paris. • Wa s for The Datet-of CLIMIIIRLAND. ir c T , Oval hvi4.o6 the Bunch, to witnefs diet aloha tiss ; Nl. Bodo. din . en t r 4n, P2nd ne • • er &Owe; the Wen& ambaudor and his Secre tary ; Lord Putative, Lord Hawasespar, Lord Baum Mr. Abisairrow, Ittatat i Lord . Ciataimi, Mi. IL Tisitu; Rtbsa, Mr. Illissioun, beta 4 &now. with Lady Oncinnuie in her fnite, is it the bait of*" ff.4ol,lisilituti* at Paris: they. j• hale Madame Boitailarrt ist the ;ebb?' of the Opera Ordain. di!, idea of a vifit to St. Cloud. They have probably ; departed by this time for Viettnii, where they :ire to be met by Lord Hinciiiraiona ' :Sub from thence in the cliscadler ofßeiledia ifs triseried . Was ! Lbr4 and I.Acii.HOLLiati arrived at Barcelona in the beginning of UR siicibth; and intend paffing the winter there; . , A note to a prorinciil advertifenient fays, 88 the ireti,.herfe in the liable yard, and the tew in St. Bridget's Church; will be difpcifed of fly." We are enabled to allure our Readers, as the Walt of enquiriei which we have thought it tight to make; and On Which they depend, that the French Gentlemen who are fuppofed to be coming over here, and force of whom,, we. believe, are arrived, calling theitifeltes Confab for Cannnerrial Per*, are wholly unaccredited by our Govern. ment. We believe, indeed, that an application that they might be fo was peremptorily refuted. They are therefore no snore than common French. men, whole Paffporis mutt fectire thei!t admiffion into the Country ; but who are fubjed to the operation of the Alien Laws, and liable to be at any time tent away for mal-praaices. . . . On the reported batty difmi ff al of Count STAN- mums from Paris, a Morning Paper of this day gives the following paragraph ti--N We obferved with tome furprife, that the Papers of yefterday not only treated with dilbelief, but The Time:, certainly (with the exception of The Morning lie -44 perhaps) the worft informed Paper in Lon don, ranked as N among the wildeft and moll ri diculous rumours of the day," the information which we gave on Thurfday lift, of Count STAH. 11.1111111ao,in his route from Vienna to Paris, having received orders from the French Government to quit the French territory within twenty-four hours. Mat the public may not be milled by ignorance Alt!! refumptiou, we re-Rate the ciretunnance, "'h . we psfitivt ors to is a fail, that Count Srsassu ssso id aaually receive the order, *hid we on Thurfday Rated him to have received km the Fr u& Goverament.".ol True Brig. UNFORTUNATE BEAUTY: Tax CILISRATID EMILYO-+-Thefa!e olthis dif tinguithed votary of illicit pleafure ought to be • a Warning to , the • unhappy fifterhood of fathionable impures. The name of EMILY &emcee has, for the haft so years, denoted a perfon of the moll ex quifneheautr. She was of plebeian origin,iiiinced, or, more properly ruined, almoft in her infancy, and at that early period configned to the care of a famous procurefs in King's•place ' where the became the admiration of many perfons of rank, by one of whom file was foon.taken away, and who gave her a fplendid eftablithment: At this time, and for fe veral years afterwards, theheauty of her face was confelfedly unparalleled ; and the was prevailed upon at different timesto fit to the late Englith Av. PELLES, when he was defirous of delineating on canvas an idea of a molt beautiful Angel. After paffing through thofe fcenes of youthful diffpation and folly, which generally mark the progrefs of women in that unhappy (late ; after having been repeatedly transferred from one noble profligate to another, and run the gauntlet of proftitution, intent only on prefent pleafure, the became warmly at tached to a perfon in an inferior Ration, and had two children. She was compelled, whether through unkindnefs or inability, is not faid, to lie in of her fecond child in a Work-koala : a circum fiance fo !hocking to her feelings, that it con. Randy preyed upon her mind, and induced her to have recourfc to dratn•drinking, by which the foon became the feeble reprefentative of a beautiful ruin. She again, however, became pregnant, and a few days ago, expired in child bed, at not more than thirty-fix years of age.— Thus, and thus early, terminated the life of a per fon who for feveral years had fo much the com mand of perfonal fplendour, and the poffeffion of perfonal beauty, as to be the envy of all thofe female lathionables and frequenters of public places, whom education had not taught to know, nor fentiment to feel, that an hour of virtuous domellic felicity is worth more than in age of levity and folly— " Let coxcombs Bitter, and let fools adore, " Here learn the leffon to be vain no more." The thanks of the Comrhon Council were on Thurfday voted to the late Lord Mayor. At the fame time, ioool. was voted fot the gradual re- building of the Bluccoat Hofpital, and fool. per annum, in addition to the falary of the Chamber lain and his Clerks. SPORTIA G.—The affairs of the turf have of late years been nearly in a dormant Rate from the middle of November, till the publication of the Oatland Stakes force time in January ; an event, which is waited for with no fmall degree of anxiety and impatience by the fpeculators in long odds.— Almoft the only public betting is on the Derby Stakes, and on the match between Mr. FLITCH act's Highland Fling and Mr. DAwson's Quiz ; there horfes are matched for iOOO gs. each, to run the Beacon courfe at Newmarket next fpring ; High land Fling to carry eft. 71b. Quiz SI It was 2 to t on Q2iz till about three weeks fince, when it fuddenly changed to even betting. (tii has been fired. The Bate of betting for the. Derby is nearly as foUows to t aga Sir F. Smuntsm's brother to Stamford 6to z aga Sir H. T. VANE'S c. by Patriot, out of Coheireis ; 7 and 8 tot agff Lord GREY'S Sir Peter c. A new match between Velvet Horn and Jack Chime having been erroneously Rated in tome of the papers, we give the particulari, which may be relied on. • Mr. 01141i1TO!S Velvet HMV, 811. 71b. aga Mr. WAIiItINOTOI'S Jack Chance, 111. 21b. to run the two middle miles, on the firft day of the Newmar ket Craven Meeting; for 2cogi; h. ft. A new Silver Coinage has jufl been Wiled in France. It is very plain, and of a defcription com pletely Reptiblitan. We have feen one of the pieces of five francs. On one fide the figure of Hercules is placed between thofe of Liberty and Equality, with the furrounding infeription—. Union et Force.' On the reverie is merely.the value of the coin, vie. 5 iiimic.r.'-And underneath- . - 1 L' An. I t,' neatly encircled with a laurel Wreath i legend, a Repdt pubfique Round the edge are the Words g Garcintie Natioitale.' Some alterations . have occurred in the New French Court ilheatnaci, which appeared a few days ago.. The 16th of Augult, inllead of being con reamed to St. Roth, as formerly, is to be given to St, Napoleon.. This event carries more or mean ing Wit than fuperficial Readers-I*MM be temPt atiximegine. The pr . ecedirig .day, the tsth, is the reftiial of the Virgan e .the Birth day of Bons i'Alt+l2 and the Anniverfary of the Concordat.— It is one of the, great feftiials of the . French year. On the isth of Auguft, is the fillival of st. Louis. By joining, therefore, the &filial of St. Napoleon in immediate fucceffion to the fellival of the Vir gin, the birth day of Bosailarra, and the Anni verfary of the Concordat, taro (hits of high cele bration, meet fu clofe upon the heels of the fe Rival cf St. Louis, that the latter , will not attract much notice, and probably Coon fink into oblivion, or be abforbed, after the example of the fellival of St. Roth. Tlsurfday the Coronet's Jury affembled at the White Horfe public-houfe, in Pop lar, and fat on ti'e body which was found in the Weft India Dock on Tuefday. From a bill and receipt found in ode of the pockets of the deceafed, he was traced to a houfe in Eaft Smithfield.—The perfon to whofe houfe he was traced attended, and Rated that the deceafed's name was Ogilvie ; he came frOm the North Country, and lodged in his houfe feveral weeks, while in London on Tome bufinefs.--On the 4th of lall month be paid him a bill, and he gave the deceafed a receipt, which bill and receipt was in his pocket when he was taken out of the water. He had not heard. any thing of him face the 4th of laft month, when he left his Louie. It could not be afcertained how much money or property he had about him when he left the houfe in Eaft Smithfield. The Jury brought in a verdia of Wilful Murder spina four,: perfon or perfods unknown. No forpi. esos bas yet fallea upon say - • • 1 • NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. • • • • • ' • PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER s 4 All this day it has blown a very heavy gale at S. E. with a molt tremendous fea running, which has forced many !hips to take shelter in this port, among which are the Datch fhip Border Welvaa ren,Taolbsors, from Amfterdam, bound to Dema rata, laden with fundry merchandize ; the Dutch i lhip Dolphin, Ours MATNYSR, from Amilerdam, bound to Surinam, laden with fundries, and having on board 170 Troops; the Danifh fhip Conferentz, Capt. ROT 4 BAK, from Buenos Ayres, bound to Altona, laden with hides and tallow ; this fhip has loft her, mizen-maft, having been run foul of at fea by 4 Dutch fhip, which latter loft her bowfprit, but is not arrived ; the May, of and from Jerfey, Capt. Rotra aTsm., laden with cyder and fruit ; the Eagle and Ranger revenue cutters, from a cruize ; the thip Endeavour, of London, from St. Lucie, lalt from Cork, Capt. HALaINCTON, with troops, bound to the caftward, part of the 85th regiment. The lasoLatyr gun-brig,, of t 4 guns, during the ftorm drove on the Devil's Point, and was very near being loft.—The BITTE ars sloop of war, from Ithe weftward, is anchored in Cawfand Bay. The Officers of the Cuftoms here have feized four boats, laden with iron ballaft, which came out of the DIANA, frigate in ordinary, in this har bour : in this theft ten people are implicated, among whom are the gunner, boatfwain, and car penter : the former having difclofed the whole of the proceedings, it is generally believed that the confequences may be very fatal to feveral of the perfons under confinement: the ballaft is lodged in the Dock Yard, is in quantity about fix tons, and was to have been landed at Torpoint. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 3. This day 'arrived the Ifabella, SPARROW, and three other colliers, from Sunderland. Lafi night arrived the brig Mary and Jane, Captain THOMAS TIMING, from Shields, bound to Lifbon, laden with coals. Sailed the fhip Peggy, Captain THos. FOTH RILEY, for Sheernefs ; and the Columbus, Captain J. Foaals, for London. SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 3. Arrived the CONSTANCE / Captain GRIFFITHS ; and the TISIPHONE frigate; DRIVER sloop, Cap tain FANS ; the Km brig, Captain Pi row ; Lieutenant BROWN/; and MARINER, Lieutenant WILLIAMS, gun brigs : the latter failed again on a cruise; alfo the DISPATCH tranfport, Captain Wool), with naval ftores for the Dock-yard.— Sailed the CLYDE. Captain LAl:mous ; and the GALATEA * Captain WoLJ, for the Downs ; BIT TERN, Captain Coats?, for PITMOUth.-r-The AN TELopz is taken out of dock; and the his is gone into dock.—The MINOTAUR, of 74 guns, in or dinary, has arrived from Chatham. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GIAVESZND, Dac. 3.--Pared by, the Four Friends, Bicker ton, from Cork ; and Ceres, Maleenas, from Havre. Aanvan—At Liverpool, John, Reid, from Jamaica ; John, Beat, from Chariefton ; Claude Stott, Finlay ; Fanina, Holmes ; and Sarah, Gill, from Peterfburgh—At Clyde, Atalanta, Cook, from Quebec; Swinger, M'Farlaite, from Jamaica; Ifabella, Pane:eon, from Tortola ; Barbafra, Prince, from Halifax ; and Olive Branch, Williimfon, from Lifbon—Off Crookhaven, Ad miral Pakenham, —, from Jamaica—At Cork, Marquis Cornwallis, --, from Tobago ; Amphitrite, Hog, from Ja maica ; Boreal, Pearfon from Martinique ; Nancy, Sherman, from Halifax ; and Pant her, Giles, from New York—At Kin fate, Sally, Caftan, from Lifbon—At Hamburgh, Hamburgh Packet, Gooch; and London, Linder, from London—At Bour deaux Jeffe, Weft, from London—At Virginia, Ocean, Maf fey t a nd: Charlei Carter, Tomkins, from London—At New York, Jupiter, Lain, from London ; Mofes•Gill, Patterfon ; and Favourite, Boag, from Clyde—At St. Thomas's, Eliza, 'Dunn, front London—At Surinam, Beaver, Tayler, from Africa— At Jamaica, Maria, Jamefon, from Clyde • and Speedwell, Hardy, from Cork—At Falmouth, Aftive Ainfley, from St. Michael's-Off Beerhaven, Sampfon, M'L eod, from Lifbon— Off Cuxhaven, Simon Cock, Watfon, from London—At Wa terford, Snake,Aldis A from Newfoundland—At Nano, Flora, Welfh, from Virginia —At'' Baltimore, Anthony Mangin, Mor gan ; and Six Sifters, Gordon, from London—At Bofton, Lit ! tle Did, Brown • and Union, Delano, from Liverpool—At Charieftoii Cbifholm, from L o ndon ; John, Warren, from Cow es; Thomas, Martin; Crown Ifle, Thompfon; and `Montezuma, Morgan, 4from Clyde. The New York papers arrived in Town yeller day to the 23d of Oftober inclufive, but they con tain no material news. A paper of the zzd, men tions, that for feveral days the Ilreets and lanes of New York had been infelled by a riotous gang of feamen, parading with drums beating, and colours flying, &c. for the purpofe of raifing their wages from ten to fourteen dollars. For fome time they flopped all the (hipping that attempted to go to fea, until the affittance of the Mayor and other peace officers were called in, who, in the attempt to fupprefs their proceedings, wounded feveral of the ringleaders, who are committed for trial. A further account of the Riots at Newcaftle : For this week ink the feamen of this port and at Sunderland, having refufed to go to fea unlefs their wages - were advanced to fix guineas the voyage, feveral fcenes of violence and diforder were manifefted, which all the influence and au thority of our Chief Magiftrate, could hardly re prefs. To accommodate as much as poifible the fubfifting differences, and effstually to prevent all future altercations, we underitand the Mayor very prudently propofed, that on all occafions the wages of feamen Ihould bear a certain proportion to the price of coals ; but whether this principle is to be aged upon, we cannot fay. At Sunderland, how ever, we are informed all differences have been adjufted, and the trade has recovered its wonted tem and 'vigour. At Shields, feveral of the ring leaders who had recourfe to rioting, have been ap prehended. Thole fillers who were difpofed to adt peaceably, have received their demands, and the loaded !hips have fence proceeded to lea. Loivnot MdfRICTS. SMITHFIELD, December 3. To fink the offal—per (tone of Sib. I Beef 4s 4d to ss BdVeal p 8d to 7s id Mutton 35 4d to 61 4d Pork p 4d to 6s 4d RAWHIDE , December 3. Hides(perffone) pBdtoas od Heavy Calf 9s 6d cach Middling 31 4d to 3$ 6d Horfc Skins 13s to Itis od Ordinary is lod to 3s od Sheep Skins as od to 7s od PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 29d to 21d Ditto, 6o to 661 b 23d to 24d Merchants Backs 59141 to 204d Drei Ing1 ng Hides 19 d to aod Fine Coach Hides 2td to 22141 Crop Hides for Cbtting 291 d to 22d Flat Ordinary 171 to 1911 Calf Skins, 30 to 40111 per dozen 24d to Sod Ditto so to 7olb 27d to 3td Ditto 7o to Eolb 26d to 27d Small SeaL (Greenland) per lb. 34 ad to 3,6 d Large ditto coos to r4os per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides as to 34$ each Goat Skins scs to 76s per doz. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 45 4id Town Tallow 73s 6d to os , Clare Market 45 4d Ruffia ditto (ca) 65s 6d to 66s Whitechapel Market Ass 3d Ruffia ditto (foap) 62s to 63s (per ftone of 81b.) White Candle Ruffia oos to os Melted Scuff 57s ad co 591 115 slid Ditto Rough oos od to os 41 4 Greaves 161 od to os Good Dregs sos to os Yellow Soap, 16s. to os.—Mottled, Sp.—Curd, SU Candles, ass. 6d.—Moulds, 12s. 6d. COAI.S, December 3. Beft Coals in the Pool, al. us. od. per Chaldron. Delivered • 31. 4s. od. Sunderland, 21. Ss. od. Delivered 21. 17$. ad. Average Price OLD BALE ? Thurfday nineteen prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally convicted, viz. John Maharney, for felenioufly being at large, wltlinut any lawful caufe, before the expiration of the term for which he had been ordered to be tranfported. John Vickers ' for Reeling feveral half-guineas and feven ling pieces, and a quantity of flyer, the property of Charles Robertfon, on the asth of November. Mr. Rob ertfon keeps a public houfe at Limehoufe; by mif take bad left a bag containing the money on the beer-machine; next morning, on his wife's going down hairs, he heard her call for the prifoner, who was his fervant, he immediately went down when he miffed his money, and the prifoner was gone. The p roner was apprehended in the courfe of the day, when he faid he was Corry, and hoped the profccutor would not ap pear againft him. The prifoner con feffed to having robbed him of upw.rds of 301. fix or feven pounds of which he had laid out. Mary Flyu faid, the prifoner came to her in the morning, and Paid his father had fent him vol. to take him home ; went with h.m to buy fome clothes, he left his old ones at her houfe ; went dab him to a public-houfe where the prifoner gave her a pocket-book, which th e delivered to the Officer. J. Knowland apprehended the prifoner, and produced the pocket-book, which contained 54 feven-fhilling pieces, fix half guineas, and fome filver ; corroborated the prifoner's having cunfeffed his forrow tor the robbery; and that the prifoner Paid he bad bought a watch and fome clothes with part of the mo ney. Guilty Death, but recommended to mercy by the Jury, upon •he fcore of Ws having reftored part of the money, and confeffing his willingnefs to make every poffible atonement for his offence.—Nine were convidted of felony, viz. James Kitchener, for felonioufly dealing a piece of linen and cotton cheque, the property of Marmaduke Strother; and Binh Arthur ago for receiving the fame, knowing them to be doles), on the Itch of November laft. Mr. Strother is a linen draper in Drury-lane : that he was ii formed by one of his people that the articles dated in the indidment had been Bolen ; in confe quence of advice from one of the Bow-Brett Officers, he went to a houfe in Diet-ftreet, where &only afterward s Croaker came in with the prifoner, when his fervent, Mountain, im mediately knew him to be the perfon. Croakei the Officer, found the pieces of cheque on the woman, which the profecutor could not (wear to, as the private mark was gone, though it in every refped appeared the fame as the one stolen. John Mountain was !landing on the oppofite fide of the way; faw the prifoner take the piece of cheque from Mr. Strother's fhop, and run off with it. Croaker, in confequence of the defcription given him, appre hended Kitchener; left him in cuftedy, and, from informa tion, went to the apartments of the prifoner, Sarah Arthur, and, hid under an old coat, found the piece of cheque. Limbrick, alfo an Officer, remained with the prifoner Arthur, when the told him that the bought the cheque of Kitchener, and was obliged to pawn to rale the money. On the part of Kitchener an alibi was fet up. A man of the name of Lee, who keeps the King's Arms public-houfc, in Drury-lane, fwore, that on the Itth of November he was at his houfe molt of the morning. Justice Gaosa, in fumming up, obferved, and he wifhed tradefmen to attend to it, that he thought, in fuch a town as this, where there are fo many idle and wicked p eo pl e , i t was their duty fo to difpofe of their goods as to render th: difficulty of taking them away more than it fometimes was, as no temp tation of the cafe, with which a felony could be committed, Ibould be held out. Verdid—Kitchener Guilty of dealing to the value of 39s. — Sarah Arthur, Not Guilty. J. Haynes, for ftealing fix fiver tea-fpoons and other articles, the property of J. Stevens ; F. KeArffe, for ftealing a filver table fpoon and other articles, the property of W. Clay; Eleanor Carty, for dealing a calimanco flirt, the property o' Mary Thompfon ; J. Robinfon, fer ftealing a cloak and other article-, the property of J. Wilkin ; J. Doran, for dealing a fiver watch, the property of A. Joftph ; Iliac Pettit, for ftealing a flyer watch and other articles, the property of J. Morris; H Laza rus, for dealing a trunk and two pair of breeches, the property of W. Powell ; and J. Allen, for dealing a pocket-handkerchik the property of George .—.--.—A n d eight were acquitted, viz. Mary Collins, for a highway robbery on the perfon of Mary Ann Jackfon, and ftealing fr. m her perfon, forcibly, a bundle, containing fundry articles of wearing apparel, in I.ewkner's bne, in the parifh of St. Giles : the profecutrix in this cafe fwore to the prifoner's having knocked her down in the dreet,,.nd took the bundle from her. In her crofs-examination the confefil-d being drunk at the time, and alfo to her having been drinking with the prifoner and her aunt. The Learned Judge, in futuming up, obferved, that as the profecutrix was not in a ftate of recoledtion at the time, and that as no article Paid to he in the bundle was found, and there alfo appeared a contradietion of lads, as oated by the profe cutrtx, he diredled tke Jury, if they felt any doubt, to acquit the prifoner, particularly as this was a capital offence.—Not Guilty. Catherine Mcad, John Doran, Elizabeth Wilde, Sarah Ar thur, Ann Gertnainr, W. Smith, and T. Lewis. Yefierday fourteen prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally conviaed, viz. Margaret Ratlthaw, for fte-aling three cotton gowns, and other articles, value 4os. and upwards, the property of James Hayland, in his dwelling-horde. Guilty—Death. A perfon of the name of Finlay, who, it appeared, had formerly held a commilfi, n in one of the Militia Regiments', was indidted for forging a Bill of Exchange, and uttering thz fame, knowing it to he forged, with intention to defraud fir. Henthaw, watchmaker, Holborn. By the evidence of Mr. Henfhaw and his fervant, of Mr. Sykes, jun. Navy-agent, in Arundel-ftreet, of Mr. Wilhant Bradthaw, broker, in Drury-lane, and of Mars. Dalton, pu lice•officere, the following detail of the circumftances of this fraud was brought before the Court. —On the 27th of Septem ber, Finlay, the prifoner, called at the fhop of Mr. Hettfhaw, the profecutor, and alked at what price he might have the belt gold time-keeper that could be made ? And. after lonic con verfation, ordered a time-keeper, at the price of 65 gtdneas t to be preps tSa: for lim again{! taturdof &Mow nit. The thutkeepet Va. aka readyat . wedgy se die ms's • ••• • • 4 . . • I i t I / - , t 11