The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-07 00:00:00

w 'r .; I - 1 6 '"'!""" ... "__- . ' L:. • T ,7 • .. - ' THY. 6 •,••• I dAkiVrallUiring hat,harsity4 if ever, the Brili~4 Marini Ifitruter 'n? A Artirrn, tart DITLD • Pi Wv had a ' tit poke:in Ames sides to a Pa, t, • , Ons n Frenehril; slung the coa,t ) Amu atiorniug, ; . haw 41 rrivotger trinnctluttOy and an uly with : great t og mooch hurt in ut, • 100 0,09,i1Folig for him, he tuuk advantage of Iris sups. Ilitili l l,, kft 11:. We. gilt our datnitges al, and from that time (December hfoN • A. • MAY 10. the principal part of the Paelteti Alps Strealhuot, Is and Monarch, which have , 'for soine (One, under tlis. off trod town on Saturday or final Packets will follow a day more correct list of passen he ships under dispatch, than -et appeared ; we are aware, ill incomplete: 3uropc, Cant. Gclston : Bean, Capt. Beau, of 11. M. 17th re- Lig( Civil service, Cecil smith. Esq. Vatid Master. S.nitis mad Edmiston. . reap_ Streatham, Capt. Dale : Major Johui d eatlarti regiment, N. I. Bengal Esta blishment. Pet extra ship Earl Spencer, Capt. 'Redoing : • of 'I. I' —., V __ . .. . iil. Chip , . Ihidingtion If. M. lith regiment at Foot, .. tfte;4th or rebritary, we remained midis: 'he Lieut. tolicaew. leallturtiedl On that day, however, the said Beira, . caitereul—.9ti-aei AMC Demon, UntieHa Dunbar, Mac -64' , paid ' ISII another visit, accompanied by de. re•ir, Utz:* Corsica), and Charlotte-Sanford.—Mastres W. ..* I4 *Mk v c Luttilou, a priest to her. ThOuilt ) V. '' Aini d re ! t re"' ituW . G uthrie itiaegteg " ti "" so CM, and (.eo. Sanford. qtie . tacit. two to one against us, I. trusted to the j! 'Avast. Cape of Good Ho and St. Jfelemi. —The Hon. :fib amy metal, and , to the courage of ni Y I. It Llphia,tone, and Major pe S. W. Nsuarmie. ~ r, e ft4, Is .14 I am happy to e say, cb that in the result 1 Per ext r a ship Lord Keith , c a pt ain Cam p bell : • WO notdiaapisointed. Ensign Stanley, Mr. ,Gordon Allan, Mr. It. C. Prii • ett. s 4 : • l a be *sin berm when we were within pistol Childrro—Mastet Jame; Swum. Misses Jane and Char- shot e atagch other, and was confirmed with' de- „tale Eliza Adonis, and .lasie Ferguson% titbi t triffict during the whole of the action ; . Pet extra ship Monarch, Capt. Hawes : they'llfaYed upon us with Mr i e teereaa, Mr. I). Johns.in, surge°. sth N. C. Eig.7 grape-shot from their . Ite c r a ll e t t odget, of theist Batt Ilea lith N. I.; Mr. A, 24-pamatitirs unmercifully , and would have swept i s i t e n sta v r i, away qpisejt ) ,of my brave mew, had 'they aimed Chtldren—Mi;ies Elit3 Perkins, Ilizt Templeton, as( . Arthella linteirinson. .. MON . Alt, Ase ;bull •of the vessel ; but their ' fi re Ihe Captains and some of the Passeugers. by . was directed ,ebielly to our sails and rigging, j these ships, have *catty left town. and I am 'limey' 'to say . they were too success. • , AI •in Inpittilit-Ifttsie maldially ; indeed, they hlanCit 22.—0 n Wednesday last arrived the rendered the vessel *linnet . unmanageable. We, brig Maha Sri:yenta. She itft the Isle of France however, paid•aham back in their own way, and j with se.seir prisoners of war who were allowed t 6, succeeded in _bringing down the privateers' top _ . proceed from thence on their parole. Thoeeneel masts and yards. They stood out for upwards of 1 sails under Burinah col:mini s s and proceeded first.' four hums, but fiudiug us too many for them, to Acheuti, and thence to this port: they put teettieir helms and set off, leaving us the , By the above arrival we are informed that cola the blockade of the Mauritius Hid been lorpstiticti livid, though' diii victory was dearly bought, , effected by the Raironableet 61 guthre Cagtaite vessel Naving. suffered great injury, and four of my the Leopard, 50 gems, the Pientiti.fri . 11)4amen were dangeroesly wounded. Since I came it-nwleY9 ' ficK, Tam told the privateer had eighteen men kit.' gate, Ilarriat, Otter, mud Chartzell, sloops uf he. ! war, and a cutter. The flaironable, however, led,. besidcsseveral wounded, which I readily had l e ft thtti and it was eupposed had 're . here, as our tire was directed lower than theirs, e s t a ti on got 1 tuned to the Cape, with a number of prisoners of and their decks were crowded with men : We I war on bbaril. Eleven seizes, taken in the Iti. . 4 0tor damages repaired as welPliVive could, and Idian Seas, were at ettchqr,at Bourbon, and the i-riborstatal the °Neese of my voyage, pretty confitleet ' La Alanthe, sent thither to protect them, had hr . . that we sheold meet no further interrnption. la La rival in safety in the open road ; Where, protect. , •this,•hateerer, I was unhappily mistaken, for on the , 21.0 h of the came mouth I had a new toil tn „ re t , od by the batteries from the shore, she was inn. cessible Id attack. it was thought, that as the . wowreful enemy to encounter. A large privateer, I appeared in the , season of the hurricanes was approaching, the tr • • astrottoring to guns , and 170 men, e otting, wrier an Americeitalag. We soon saw he ' ships *o dd he obliged to come out, as tit an. rhura r e :s not safe ia stormy weather. lf, there_ vitt setielity, and found his neutral flag was in_ intfdlled lo deceive us. aVe prepared to fight 'fore, our squadron can keep the seas, there is great :T i epin to ,ii nt( those prizes will never reach the • ?AVM' the same limo that we eadeavoured to avoid Isle of France. hidt ; we porci.ered that he sailed well, wad when- A small vessel had arrived at the Island, from --- ' aver I found that he gained on us, I gave orders to Bayonne, in September last with important dis slicken tail, that.oe might the sooner bring on an 1 . patches. A part only of their contents had . trans wgetien there was no avoiding. no occurrences in Spain, layer than June " About midnight we were neatly alongside of I l' imi ; e asseli other, and immediately exchankk broadsides l ...the action then. went on, sttpweertM op both sides by an incessant and destrttetriti fire. After 9 were pti!:lished ; anti no account whatever was given of the insurrection in Portugal. Ala rge sLhateter had arrived in December, in three months from .Lsianfz. The intelligence she lighting for nearly three hours, neither'ncee coqid brought was kept secret. ' pail any eteerelane", Mid the pause tha t ensued Eeropean article. were at an exorbitant price, •leetweint thereat:it diy-Heht was employed by both ' - oilers, end all other articles in pro. in repairing damages . At day.light, w e renewed' fat s ,Illwing l ike action, end fought desperately ; still, how- P ° "'"' I 'ems were alsu extreinely scarce. A to n obtained by the Government duet, so equally we seemed watched , that neither . • - . at. I frem the mere aut. at two payments, and the bilis : , • eiritlii compel the other to yield, the daring • t the 1 1 transmitted to Prance ; of these Bonaparte hid t,rupiß a the tine being constantly defeated Icy valour of the o titer. You will scarcely believe maintained this obstinate and directed the first bill: to be paid, but consitlethig that ate actually the second as not having' been regnired fur the ne. ecosities of din their acceptance had beets long contest from Monde y at midnight till Thurs.. island , refused. day at noon. The peones that eesued between 1 : Cevrove, Mancit 30, 1809.—A . detachment of ' Aar womernus actious were employed by bath in ' 170 men, funned. from the Ceylon cavalry, the' constantly preparing fora renewal of tire combat, 10th regiment, and 3d Ceylon regiment, the whole audits, sooner hail the one cleared awaylis wreck, tinder command ofllajor blaitiand, marched from thatt he lasln Manceuvred, and again renewed the Colombo for A ripe, the later end of last moeth, `fbeark of destruction. At length my ammunition I to form the guard for the pearl fishery of true pre , Aire low, and when we Struck, there was not ono- :tiltr shot in the locker. My crew were worn out ic4"e • as° " • A new bank, abounding with thaTiehest pearl, l by excessive fatigue, for none of us slept an hour i oysters, has been lately discovered, and is to.be abiritti vet ettraortlintry contest, and we had lit. rvest I g . shed Otis season, fur the first time. A ha `ale' time to . ewe fur food. Besides the loss of my l' • vessel, I have CI: lament the tall of Mr. Aldisson, er valuable pearls, is, of course , expected. i • We aro happy 10 observe the lucre:oil success sny•Ghief Mate; who iris 'killed on die second : l , . . con:loon on the Island of Ceylon. in Jan d a y e r.4he. ec ti,,o ; as well as this c: cent ; an ia ' - official report, communicated by, Of. Christie, man, my boatswain, carpenter, gunner, and four : Medical Stoterintendent.GeneralotiCF"ylon . , ;fated valtiablemetesen were also kilted in' the course of the 1 the tld u:titn action. -and myself aud Wltte r erthe crew Wounded. I 13, he 'mio, it appears, that during the y ntier of patients vaceinitted on that b"When theflartifathitl,. day idler day, and • bl l3o and, t amounted to 26,1:07, whieh exereils the night after night, bidden de fi ance to the enemy, I proportion of any former year, and makes the sets at length !Mk"; the ves , el ..trie in entirg ' when number vaccinated, from the first intro- Week, and literaltt trineked to pree4s, our met topanast and main.tird •slint atVaY; all .our sa il s diction of the disease in Ceylon, in 180'4 amount op to the cud of M OS, to 103,036 person. cat to ragt 7 ,and net a single atirbud tett standing, • " The dreadful ravages Which the sinall-pox 4' .Te e rri vs ti•er thiChlok Vie' tigs, - orice the esually comniitted on Ceylon, previous to the in rieliare, Cuilfaiit Cifilsfie, - 4.. Landon ;'‘and weira w e d a - r g art e et t lt. V a l . ,. crodliction of Vaccination" Dr. Christie °berm, though 'exceedi n 2: - , '4C mqst be in the recollection - bf every one;" and a given up to I brig dr Ittechfurft,:tit, l 9l4- 6 4.911 t S h a . c h ascertained, tint " that dreadful malady shot ; so; diatetorthTaiiti'ifititiantre i may ittrtutite - 1 , :—. 7 Nos' Cot existed in goy part of the British pos. m a y capture, ant 011;that has ftsltnled.. l. ' '' • .. . ssw• 5i01111 2 in Ceylon, during the year I'Bo3, except " • ' tin the district of Gone , lute which it was brought During die settf6e•illfelt itirit t •tii i thiltfof a gilt 9? • a. on the 81st of January, by a Maldivian boat from vent-garden l'ileatrev•kno Aertto4 were timetk st, I sk . .urgeproportion of the crew of the against the spikes of, bit orbit: 16V int 1144 m l tn. ft A - ••• • bat re and the disease was communicated be hurt. One of theig. • fine yo tin Art, 'about ie - • ... A she an `who visited, it, on its first arrival, to le years of age, son 4 . • 1' , r . ;air '. Milk s . " ''' sir three inhabitants in the neighbourhood of dyer, in the 5 trartii, received . .fife: 0t i t d i : i ..c .04 1;4 4 14.44 , (rallotebat spread no further, %Inch must be at. back of her thigh from two 'bikes, tch enter‘ . tribukrl chiefly to the favourable influence of several inches. Ile was irithe s lit lifttittlty vaccination, n hich- has been so extensively dif brought oot of the place, and catMgVed hothe in a • fated in that and the oiker districts of Ceylon." coach to his Wheel; house, wficre'lle was attend - 11l • - .-:, ' by Dr. Svarron, of the Sttlind. 'The wounds. Al Barton Fair, Qui - Thurstl•sy last, there was are vary serious, and the your man Was in great b ut ass nutfferent show of cattle, and the pricesof agony last night. The other person Was wounded all sorts were higher. Pigs and horses were nu. by spikes in- the hack. •• nserous. Best cheese averaged from 63-9. ,to On Teculay last EDWARD GIVATIIIIN, Esq. was 7js. 6d. and two-meal from 565. to 60s. per cwt. unanhnotatly elected Deputy Governer of the Lon_ Onions sold nom 10d. to It. per peck. d on Ago:n:11 - e Corporation, in the room of 'I he Morninx Sear cartel arrived et _ Plymouth MIRADA m-14 i LLD , Bail. elected Sub. Governor. on Wednesday, with fonr poets women and two The 10th, or Prince of Wales's Light Drs. thlldren, late prisoners in France. They had a goof's, ere about to quit Brighton. They bare feedlot , " march from the hri e rl o r to th e sea-coast, of ~.reirrd their route far Rumford. - 700 miles. - 4 , 0 sit -.-• , ' .%. -.-- • •• r t :A... ~..."..,- , . • - . _ ' d• ' - . ' ~.. • - . f - .- • ' ... - „ . . _ . .: , . -.— _____ 4.%. 1.4 • k- :::; - S , • Ilb . NAP4L Acma • ng instavvce of Iseetvering bravery ► IVA DR. !vet, hem evessestbil dist of trine : towlerstand the t for the Hon. Cqmpes A LETTER PROM CA 't 07 THE 61111 1 RElvrtrer.,.or rope, Earl Speacer l co LIRA,-APRIL 25, 1809. • • 'been lying-at Sanger, .1 • w tviliiies passage round Cape Moils ; will be swit tiff •riesa haler, and gave , two britiodi s Sun d aY neat ; the. final !ti r o:nest:man of war, who . we . tlicnigiii or two afterwards. roan. ‘Ve put into several places- The flall"inli is an' ,t of Peru sy itholit molestation ; put gers proceeLtinx by the as relay at aticher'ito a creek, we any other which has y l• standing right in upon us. Sit.! Imwesl:l-1 that it is slit 1 nse the anchor up and prepared for Per regnisr ship Err t enigement ensiled, that was kb r 1 1 0:1 1 4 4 ,i, " A •r W1- 11 ;i 4 t ri. 1.1, 1( t spirit for four boors. We were Madrs . cirii our sails tail rig** ; fi nding us I Per rrgular ship SW, R~ , ••_ ~~ . . R lATESINAN. ~n . • -- . - f ... 7 • • r-'4 '-',"7 " ,-- 7 - . . .............. -. -,-ratirg ; • - • ' 7 -11 4 9 -'" -- Alihri?Pr- - . .r 2, ...imme.... t' , If Alrsiorr-itoussamnel Tyler and trillium CORN-EIGIIANGE--Ocresse 6. Brotene, two notorious pickpockets, *ere yes. t Ti t Zflt ez t. **ha te r Sa i li v a 61 *beat bet* 10 - 81 1141(et win are eery ham* mid sg.:io itcrday brought before the Lord r)leyor,. having cheaper; TrWy and halt likewise; %bite Pgps,jsad.liest 1 OtkjuSt dotected.in the act of picking the pocket of w young gcntlemin named Christian, a Midship , man. . It was staled by a licket-port . cr, thief ,lip.sast ' of toe two kinds are lower; t:ew (trey as uffer k pf o at , eth7,epatereilkil:itturbielarirdislivPolstuppand ibis 'wide .its flftsi-qoot• 4 arts its prise. aoli.iswilpeatt:a lowers lute Anieric.iu 51s, to 634. per barre 1 . 0....; CURRENT Palg:li OF ‘ GRAIN.,.. A .• tllo two pri s oners, together Will . ,ao assorSatra w Ito' r itic a " , ;;, t ; .': k . it .r i i,..... 1 , 0 ,t , i Titk flean 's ' "•-•••'• k' had escaped, following Mr. Christiw alo wlt Cheap- 8 4t . side, and suspecting, from their ntancetireing, that. flar_rer. 1 tho, - - ... - . 4 71.1. 3,.. - ;.s.. fp,. -1'014411 ditto -4 ••• - +Oak. ti 5t,,..50, I Kati : toe ditto - - - I to 12- SI, mss. ; Rape Seel - ••• - ,EN .c:1 their object was to make a lift, lie was induced , W . ‘ l '..,, L * , tuoilers) ws. 94.. 1 floe flour -- - . Yut. juo, i closely to watch their actions. His suspicions ' tirey Pens, h-0.. G2'. I SCCOThid . • 9th. 2: - .! 62). proved to be well founded, .for in a few seconds Beals - he saw the prisoner Tyler make his dive and bolt ; SMITIIFICLD-O.r. 11; ' • '' he instantly sprint forward, and caught him with • To sink the Oilel..persteoe 44W s'..T a pocket.book in his hand, which the Midahip- r i i • e t r t;11 . ... 4 4 9 ... ' ;11: to tr . . 4d. oi I Mt . ! !! !". " 414/ 433. 5 0 man claimed a* his properly ; at the same inottieut y„,,t ....N. id. ,„ 7.,. I A i gg e ,. 0 .4 1 ,/ 1,44, 1 4 . 77'1 . '3 .710 the other prisoner was seized . by 'mother pussdn Perk ....St. Bd. or 74. 01. Calves • s ' • .-.. Vtill Lamb ....Us. lid. 04. O. Pigs .......5.....-..4 954 who saw the transaction ; the third th tde his es. cape, and the Mid.hipmati bole oil' wills his pri. NEWGATE Aflin LEA DEMIIIIILL AlAllicrtS. sneers in the Matitiun-house, a here they were re- (By the (:irvage.) Beefas. 41. to 4s. 61. Veal . 4s. - M ) ftr - Ilk EL cogniked as old oflenders. , • mutton 4m. ott. to 551 . ud . Port th. •001. • to.„:s.. ea. The case being clearly proved, the Lord.Mayot • balms._ 4s. Od. to ss. Id • -......-. • bound over the parties to prosecute, and commit. l'lt/CE Ufr' 11.0P9. •- . led the prisoners to the custody of Mr. Kirby, in TOCICrrS. It t GS. • the Poultry Complex. •., Bent. A: 144. to 71. 15i. Kent, 31. to to qt. op. ‘ .. up. to 6L di. S ame:,' vl. 105 toll u,. - The prisoner Browne begged hard to lie een ( V i a'. ' g 1 . • • .traa tas, ti . LW to lot. Us. Issoes, 41. •111a1 to 611 lUs. to Newgate ; but as this wish was known - 10.pm.. PR 1 C it l;s J A A I , : : i f . : Y A N -..........1 1) S fitA Mr. w n t i t: E s e T o E .t a r l ~ 4 :Y. coed only from a desire to be sent amonget his bro_ they thieves, the Lord Mayor did not comply wills nay, 41. 154. ud. to 61. 158.111:r, 51. Gt. 1, 61. ISs. the request. . . . I Straw, It. si. Od. to 21. 156. 1 strata, 21. 25. to 21. 105. Clover, 71. O. to 01. le, ( • Mr. 1.1 - ,n. Lloyd, a young gentleman of very HAY-MARKET. respectable appearance, was brought to the bar, Hay. .•.•51. Os. 04. to 61. 64. 01. on a charge of assault exhibited against him by a Strew personof the name of Overall, residing in Thames. I (Ines -woo- street. . • I PRICE OF TALLOW, ke. ' . It was stated by Mr. Overall, that he was slam!. st. James', Market ..6s -t Tura Tallow la 04 -• 6rl *lirie, .il e t Sarket t» -d Yellow yodels Iles VA 911 s ia ) ing at the door of a friend'. house in Tbanigs. ( iv .': Lapel .Nlarket bs 04 White ditty .. 9444.14 - 77 s Od street, in company with another gentleman, when . peer'. ave._ - ' soap Jim).- Moil 94e0,1 Mr. Boyd came up and knocked them both due u I • 196 --d ' 11teltiog Staff . We chi :16s ud Average Os -4 Ditto rough :. et. VA $l, Od without pr Avocation. . . Grave+ . • • Itiod '. Mr...poi4, in reply to this, said that be was : need Vregl • • 'IP ud escorting tease ladies from a friend's house in the Itednw Snap , Ilth-Nlettied. lil - . ! . -rieeev, II& el.-- .. .ani, 1/34.-,caetle, st. is. toter, 14._ . Prier of Candles, per dozen, Ili 6.1-hloabia, 15s et ''City to their own houses, when, as he passed t h roe Thanies.stre , t, he was alarmed by one of the Is.-sane-. . .‘ PRIC'E OF / E%Tfll.:a -- * dies, who was a short distance behind him, calling Butt , . 5o to 5 Abs. each -' ' 24d to . 734 per ib. Out for his assistance ; he immediately turned Ditto, 56 to sipb,. r at t e - 25 d to 254 . " 'round, and saw the lady held by the arms by some sleren:int4' . llacks • Norse. • Dressing lis.tes - _ lsd to ,1911- person who was behind her ; without hesitation he 1 .,„, cm „. ll Hides - .1944 to 210 , ..I ,- - struck the person with his stick, and on Mr. : t;r•p tildes 4:s to lOtbs for cutting 190 to YU . . .• Overall, who was that 'person's friend, interfa- • 4'11". Ski a s 404th. -.- lad to INitt • calf Ana 30 to tilbv. . . ... Y.6d to 3011 ink he knocked hint alpaca, Ditto 30 to 701bs. - 40 to st 4 'Phis statement was curruboratml by the lady al-- • DlllO 70 in Stabs. - ' 31d to 39te . small Seals (literately%) as Ott t1i'3,141 luilt.tt 10. • 'f."' . I..arg 41110 103 t "to 1404, per &new The LORD M Vcon deprecated the warmth o f •IbUned llorse dices 194 to 201 d pir lb..- ....• -.- ' t Mr. Royd, at the same time that he could not jut. • . •*--* - ; tify the coittluct of Mr. Ove - c:0411. Illtttiieir. -oevetri e rall and his friend.- , • lie advised the parries-to 'O , retire, and'settle the matt Nhips at. Market. ...• . shi ps sa ki ; . •• 0 '' .* price ,_ • t :1 Ne 4 molt' •• •• •• •1ti..4... , ~...fdo. OIL id ol*nr. . ter amicably, which advice they prudently fol. ' t; stukterl.and .0. . 4 ... ..:•• .4 . 44. Uslp i to.p.s. 04 . ' lowed. e*t -.... :a . . G i mon tt.i..-Ma - 1 ,4 k letter from Anti/cep, of thelipllt . tlt.cptitAna . ry Johnson and Ann* T'one, .... . : linsoi,stond chanced with a misdemeanour, undatt: ittlatintraysagi:-;- !lie followitN 'circumstances :... 'Ptve •req fie* , icirsillaftt .rWgiii/ ; .:Wtt lit 4l iii a : - The prisoners went into the shop of lir. Jones, vigatiltot craft of araim'iltuti% tiitso4 - 0 7 0)F it ot t - ' ... a publican, of West Smithfield, and having !hauls 'its nertraintig in ihe tfilieldt,,...7lo:inisabitarats. sonic gin, teudereil a pound note in payment, a :were all - Itsleembled en mous ? ittid. .prepared•to received in change two seven-shilling pieces, and, ifllltelift the iiiititiatt Tit - lit . vit . power. To - this the rest in silver. Otte of the prisoners, howo. . Yilettl men lele4ed _fromeeemoug the inhalide Ter, contrived to secrete the two good seven-sliit... taWhi: of the 'town are on active duty,. and 141.0 i ling pieces which she had received, and place ih i btu Ore occepieri in 4.141 ,prasorvatioarvif Itetteia their stead ' two bad onu s . 'l'his she was ofnarvelli ait4it . tpd pedal, .Op. the 514 just*** wernalskisilli to do by a young woman in the shop ; analen Jet 4 )lLit jojciil usori 01l Ow departars-•ortistr 'Welk demanding two good seven shilling pieces in pla4i)roops fr . pteliAsa - pl Ages which had.boonr offaS.. of the spurious ones, they were both frnmediately ' pied by them in South Bevelastd. So wholly on. secured. • . .• 4 etetectiti 'll4smßrlk'fbia 'lris's long.before. it oh ! - It appeared. however, that one. of them west i tabled • ciedit: '' lts Aiirtititation produced • greet to the door, alter they had received change, un joy rifyit4iiiliti:iinf to learit the occasiou ukathis der pretence of looking for a child, %then it is ! pree/piiaNahif uolookett:rer retreat." • i supposed some atcomplice was ready to receive : Tli 1 tsrstia; l weeic, alt . eat. two o'clock, a' far lugger, privaltexclitued a nierstant• brig elcise the good money ; as, on searching thens,.the two i I alturu.st.Bexhill, upon which thivgarrisoli tw e eted, r.!•.'1 it good sevesi.shilling pieces could nut be found. and after 1 out immediatel y to est ect the 1 . 1 The Sulkitor of the Mint attended.; y p '6ri gw t i ..Sr ~ rulsketry, : 101,4rw , nd cannon:" lt tNegi vtlibi • ' 4 • cum/mice, thes: ' priea4eet fif i tzlo btu ol.l4l4dei.an attentive hearing of the case, "the prisoners here committed to take dick trials as titterers of 1 kasevoin. fortunately *ewer • of" Ilhe.t.So '4f,l!..arere, : killed tie -7 :- - - -1-- - kt (lUtidell, notnithstalitliitg one of th• rutted ;hot, • ' -- FRAUDULENT 4AIVES. a 11-outlitle.r- 4 I F rt_ throu,;h the OarrasJ: &oafs: --...-- " . and -. antefed t alie pita!, whie4s,very much de. past, raged;' anti one of the patients rec e iv e d a t r ai l% The ptiblic have, for a considFrablo time suffered very severely by the negotiation of nate" - u-o . und ,from a splinter. issued from Banks established ip different parts of • • At the siege of Flushing, a private Soldier nt the oelinfry, bra.sei of . ..swindlers, who, the better had them also. l.the 82d regiment was struck•with a trokket-belf, to Cirrrint their hefitlonslchemes, and immediately fell, ecelaiming, " 0 L , .rcl, I made ',dyable in 'tbfil i t . l l,4t.lbissoon as the notes i who was flock haVe got itito . aircubsti , tlfe parties decamp froth! In i t a dead I n a " I ''' -An nffiete, sieh !-lace. ' ..... . . - .him, attempted to take him if, when the'soldier's neat exprestion was, " I owe my etittiride a peon ' - fest - rutty a perso - ii i..oting himself John . ICer. Esq. I note; yodel l fi nd it in my lottket for him," ..a chete, tips examined lieriire` N:Glisit.tst, at tlitithedic.uillee, llnw:street, ou i charge of t the ga.liant liousm fellow then expired. Up wa rds n er-in* seven notes of .43 nth, de:.iznatt . d. the ief 30 men belonging to the S2J regiment di e d o n •, . . it fArtott 11-triic,• I.l6tlfordshire ' made :payable all their pasige home. • , NlCsark. Thomas, Oakley, Holman, and .flint!, i Ci MA:CI:SITU, OCT. c2.-On Tuesday last. C: bankers,' London, but which Bank could not now i Duckingfuna, Nies Cowper (froth' bf n o tori o us gitaractvr), John 7'hompscoi, and J rimer P ayne ; be fuentl. ''The circumstances attending 'this case who were all capitally conviritnr at our • litv( a 4v, ,ivere, that the Prisoner, at the time he uttered the sizes, • hut whose sentences hart been cotjtrnateil . -notes, must !Tare known they would not le paid,. for transportation, were serif rt om h ence by , the 'i'he Pr sneer was therefore committed to take li.s trial for the fraud, iu obtaiLlfrg i the reenes . e,u4r London coach, bristlier tb 'Orly . brio ) ; conveyed' false pretences . '' •' ' • •'• ' ‘ ` ; ''..7 It .- i to the hulks at Wn° l4 it'll'i PrLilaretocy to their ... • - ....a- tor, • - _' - _4l±vM es_-1..L..._ :. - - embartasiod for Botany Bay 'Th f • • . . x . e: out latsoners - Saturday evening tiff, It )%atifig man, a Sap?r, were ironed, chained together, anti haed.ctatled ; belonging to the/icor/soda sloop hi-the 'Downs, spas r lOW, thus secured, *were • placed inside of they unfortunately drowiteil, fly r ftillftig bverboartroto I ca'ach, accompanied' by two guards n.ii..hin, moor" of the b oat a l ong shore, anti alth oug h near ly - 1K I. one on the roof, .wetl ?tined. On their al-tidal nt stantly takeu, up and raffled ...o .0••al Hospital, j Irxbridge r between Ins said six o'clock on Wetla where every means- , were-tried .as prescribed bri 4 'scatmorning, whilst stopping f or th e p ur p o s e o f the Humane 'Sudety, yet all utifortuuateiy pros at l changing h orses, one of the keepers CUM& to Or lb Jiro., fruitless. •• - - .. sutra some wa!er ; he had scarcely e nt e r e d ilfeio..: n . . Many persons havrpsirtsok of Thirty, Tvrinty; yard, when litickinaham, cooper , - dull Thump- ant - TutiThnitsand Pnunal Prizis,49. at 'Lengthy ;son (haring contrived to oreieety ekte r falitdo. and Co.'s 0/heel; burtilis leer the . ad t reetalsw.ligisrine the eight); jnarperl °Witt' the ruich; litdc ra pro ity ved rta w p ay th , e .by frate pitg b e f iv t a h ttn erceli t ;n t ee 4 s ht i i ii i a;: i m i .: l : bc tel i s lig off pr ; e, t e h n e te t d rtn ru s p il i t , i u n i g o gi t t. i s te r rn di f, ':s r _tt: h y .m s - a u l nit il i s l ig b e i , and forty 4leousattd,Vonvett ertems ibt.l4l(l vlret Payne, who it was afterwaras disNihs'ired lai/ 4 tiot, in the cuorti of 0 few *own. Itli"ltivel .alrll47 l l h n e r ;t ecti *err ed , i le l :s gt .i Ittl iht 6 ta g nlfi t i li t t a g eti hti .l s ey 'r os li c a re 4 f r u m l.... • • ••.• • I.? of Drawavg..thi Lottery le o llorti a oysi4 . aed , , reed by • -e -- -34' « tcal to o I ,-- '`a 1 ttiPiAle 9 ;AC • it ikrtti l let r-- 14ifid If ;owl _ _ sill • Si- q ):IPli t • -- of Dr.' oal the hopgyyifiairti a twirj.a,td slip however, * B4 sniteng red s ,. : -- ijkpigy i rtere ft potted by *those' who writ wigiical to i d olterjefi x lera toe ity the laetnit Rom lite roof, ,4414()1ta p because it bat •te' liumtiNeitt'Witt WpMitioto 'a m iosi.le (who quickly L ettricata‘44 himself fu cent purc h aser ', c h yme; w i lp m ew. of Wei/ Pa liv); but t altheoo the whoicilieromepa al andeitakbris. 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