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411CDLESET sEsstoNg—SAW. 14. ROM WILLTAM MA,I waaira, Esq. Merman. and n numerous Henri, of Justices .f Pears for the County of Aliddlescr. Charles Rawer:, alias Charles Wimbledon, who had been ear/lulled of a burglary, with intent to corn snit a felony upon the London Dock Company's Stores, as stated in our Paper of yesterday, was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment in the House of Cm-nation. /teary fivers. and Mary, his wife. were inditted for a misdetneanour, upon two charges, for having in their possession, and uttering, base coin. It appeared, that a woman, of the name of Mary Co►prersr, who was also charged with the same offence, but absconded, went Into a pastry-cook's shop, in the Edgeware-road, and tendered a baJ shilling (the one in question) in payment for two penny-worth of cakes; a Police Offi:er, who had some information agiinst those parties, was on the watch at the time, and followed Carpenter from one place to another, until she was joined at a public. house, by the Detendant, Mary Rogers. They went together to a toy-shop, and were afterwards joined by the other Defendant, Henry Rogers. The officer traced them to several shops through town, and at last took them all into custody in the Hay market. Upon searching Carpenter. he found ano ther bad shilling ; and, upon Henry Rogers. he triund, in one bag, upwards of thirty counterfeit shillings and half crowns ; and, in each of his pockets, a quantity of the sable coin, of different descrip r ' 'Mr. ALLEY, for the Prisoners, contended at some length, din they could not be conviih d upon this indiament ; for although. he admitted, in all cases of misdemeanour, an accessary was equally criminal with thrhand that committed the ett, yet, •here was nut the least evidence here, to thew that these Defendants had, or by any possibility could have, the least kno sledge of the guilty aft of Car penter, in passin4 the had money. The Learned CHAIRMAN expressed himself much to the same purport, but left it to the Jury to con sider upon the evidence Isetore them, whether they , :uuld come to the conclusion, that all these parties vice afting together. and privy to each other's traosaaions ? The Jury, after a short consultation, found both the Defendants Gorky, and the Court sentenced them to six months imprisonment, accorditig to the Statute. Some assaol!s, of a very trivial nature, wholly unworthy public niitice, were alio disposed of. SUItRLY SLSSIO.NS —Hottalacicia-L•sa. SECOND DAY. ,19tAre lil,dza lion. 1.6r1 GRANTLLY, and • fall I:eneb of Magutrates. The Court opened at ten o'clock, with a full bar, and proceeded to hear the motions of bastardy, to respite, affirm, or quash appeals as to parochial t..tes, highway rates, and . other ways. Thz. Prisoners against whom true Bills of India. went had been found were then art signed ; among them was the celebrated G,orpana Corner, otherwise Barr -tams, for a felony. D. Sionarel, an old man, from Aldershot, near Farnham, was the first tried, for stealing barley and sacks, the property of Thomas Cooper, which were found in his bed-room concealed. A chain of concurrent circumstances was ad duced. and the Piisoner, after a short charge from Mr. KIIMIICK, wio then sat as Chairman, found Lim G. try of stealing one sack only. His age is 67, and they recommended him to tnerc y. H.: was sentenced to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for Three Months. NORFOLK ELEGIORs' PETITION. ACCOCNT OT THZ PROCELDINnS OT THE MEETING HLLD AT SoLV/ILH, urn Lit ELIIDAT, THL 10TH lASI A r•T. The Meeting was numerously and most respea ably attend •d.— fhe business of it was opened by Tope s+ Ta arrest 13ar N cv, E•q the principal Peti tioner, who st iced, that a mea•ure of the greatest moment, not only to this county, ►ut to the king dom in general, }wing been undertaken in the names of a few individuals, he trusted it would not he deemed presumptuous in one of those indivi duals, to offs:. A few words in explanation, befoie the business of the Meeting should be entered upon. That as many persons might be present, who were not perfelly acquainted with the tempi, of the Peti tion, he would beg permission to have it read. The Petition being then read, Mr. &aver pro ceeded to observe, that the reports which represented it as grounded solely upon offences against the Treating Act, would now evidently appear to be false, inasmuch as it was found to embrace all those points in which Ministerial influence, and othe► legal and unconstitutional practices, to an extent before unheard of, hail been employed as the means of procuring the return of the sitting Members, at the sate Election; that another misrepresentation had also been circulated, with great industry, of his hav ing been actuated to the part he had taken in the business, solely by motives of private pique and re sentment. He appealed, with great force and pro priety. to the feelings of all present, for the sen sations which must have been excited in his mind, by the unmanly and disgraceful insult offered to his family i• that the taking upon himself to have re course to public measures. involving such import ant consequences as the means of revenging a pri v.rte affront, could not but hare been disapproved. Ile then declared, that he had come forward to support the rights, the privileges, and the independ ence, of the county. Mr. Berney further pro ceeded to make some observations on the mischiev ous tendency of the measures adopted by Mr. ‘N ind. ham, and Mr. Coke, to procure their election ; and. stared, that he bad been induced to relinquish original design of supporting Mr. Coke, from the di gust which he had conceived, in common with all these who had an, pretensions to the character of • Alioding to an uertttr.ace as the Ele:lion, which excited gearral orri,anat aad Mrl.lCll there wa. east reason to sap. pni*. c.nimail, Had et Laws hews approved ut by Mr. W .141 Alt. Cu.t tweasaelves. freemen, in consequence of M►. Coke's , buld at- tempt to bring forward Mr. Windham, in defiance of the known will of the greater part of the independ sot interest; of the county that he had declared to that gentleman, his determination to strain every nerve to oppose him ; that he had acted, and would continue to act, resolutely, upon that determination ; Mr. Coke had found, and he was persuaded would still continue to find, that there were spirits in the County of Norfolk, who would not be trampled upon. Mr. Berney then apologized for not having brought this matter before the public at an earlier period, v'hich he accounted for most satisfactorily, by stating the necessity of preserving secrecy at the outset of such proceedings ; but more particularly, by the necessity of keeping Colonel Wodel.ouse in total ignorance of the design, in order that he might not, in the smallest degree, be implicated in it. An opinion of three very eminent Counsel was now read, which purported, that the strong body of evidence already collected in support of Cie Pe. tit ion, justified every teasnnable prospeit of success. Mr. Berney then concluded a very animated speech, which was received throughout with the most marked approbation, by saying, that he had undertaken the measure, in the firm persuasion, that as it deserved, so it would receive, the public sup port, as soon as the proper time should come for submitting it to the public approbation ; an opinion which he did not, however, presume to ail upon, without having first consulted with some of his wore experienced and judicious friends. His conduCt was now before the public, and he was content to tea the propriety of it upon the judgment of that meeting. After some observations from several leading Gentlemen present, highly approving Mr. Berney's spirited and patriotic conduit, the Resolutions were unanimously agreed to, and a Subscription, to a considerable amount, was collected before the Meeting broke up. emesoremerr-rimes-a_. Nd7.l L INTtLLIGENCE. ?OR TISInt:TH. JAN. 13. Arrived the Inconstant frigate, from Gthroley.— Wind Northerly. •AI MOUTH, JAN. 11. Sailed the Auckland packet. Capt. Schuyler, with Mails for Lisbon Flinty Adulpius packet, Captain Boulderson, for Harbadoes and Jamaica; and the Mlnekester packet, Capt. Davib, with IsLtils for America. Rem4in the cutter ; Morristozei and Xemkr amed ships.—Wind N.E. Y•IIMOILITH, JAS. 13. Arrived the Roebuck, of 4 guns, from the N re; Nowt sloop ; and the Muter cutter, from a cruise; a few days since she fell in with and chased a French privateer, and was approaching her fast, bat having run her on the Flemish coast, and night coming on, she was obliged to give up the chase. Sailed the Jong: Jac4, Priest, fur Muth Bergen. neat., JAN. 13. Arrived His Majesty's ship Oricta, from Ports mouth. Came down His Majesty's ships Seahorse and S.steiltre, from Sheerness. Dale of 514notrose, and Castle Eden, f.-ast-fudiamvo ; Gree.•s,K6, Bristol, for the South Seas; Esperiment, !diners, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and several other outward-bound vessels from the River, and remain in the Downs with the ships, as per last. The Valarowl praam has a signal eying for a convoy to tlie WastvratJ.—Wind N.W. Cowl;, JAM. 7. His Majesty's ship "wow, Captain Brisbane. ar rived this morning. At Core, from a cruise, with the Courier privateer cutter, from St. Mahies, of 7 guns, and 72 men, which she captured off Cape Clear The ship S lle, of and from Baltimore, Captain Dew, laden with stares, rice, &c. for this poet, foundered at sea ; crew SAVO by the Gisrte,Capt. Taylor, from New York, arrived at Greenock. Part of the ciew was put on board a vessel bound to the West ladies. 21.11SEVIt. DEC. 29. The wind having yesterday efts moon slotted round to t!le Southward, the liar armed ship pro ceeded with the trade bound North about, to Liver pool, Ike. under prntraion s It is, however, now changed to the W.N.W. which may probably either sauce them to tem n, er put into some Swedish port. The Remy', Charters, of Whitby, from Peters burg, to London, with hemp and II ii. is wrecked on the Island of Bornholm, crew saved, as is most part of her cargo and materials ; but of the cargo, great part wet. The Frrydire, Jo`ian Black, from Riga to London, is on shorb upon the Island of Gothiand. HULL, JAN. It The &amen, Adamron, with a valuable cargo from London, chiefly for Leeds, after being driven about by the late liornsca. The cargo has been got nut, with little damage, and taken to Bridlington, and the vessel is expefted to be got off. The Daigeent, Seaton, from Newcastle, is arrived at Whitby, very much damaged, having been en shore. The hrig of Lynn, Thomas Eggle. ton, Master, with coals, from tiunderland, to Lynn, trdli driven on shore to the Eastward of Blake:ley, on the 26th ult. in a very heavy, gale of wind, with the loss of her mats, and is a cumplct: wteck.— Crew all saved.' A great number of vessels, not less than two hun dred. having been lung detained in the port Li. verponl, by ad .. winds, have sailed within the last few days, for their destinations. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAIPSIVIIO, JAM. 15..—r.s.ed by the Adoni., Barren, from Peterstroc t and Olt Elisibeth, Latte, (roll I)..taza! Srited the Joan, linok, fur Dubin' , god the E.”te , , , f l- c. Packwood, fro New York. aaatraw, At Sheynesa--The flora, Wdharshen, from Norway; John, Woodward; and the ILuht , y,llro•u, from Dathc.e. At Liverpool—The Warder, fulku, from ddtn John. Ry• ►urg, Nom Phdefelplsia and the Thead.uta, arkahots, hunt Nova Scot.& At Hul:—The John awl Sarah, from Petarsbu►lh. At Whitby—The Marie., White, bens 510601.1.4. At Lourtowtem—The Coma,. Kruse, grunt onto At Limerick—The Lord Duncan, 1.441 C, Irma Loh lon. At Hoerr.—The Neter:, Reilly, irom At Mertrera—Tae Price of W.lker, from INN*. At lialifaic—r.; IL 04110%, Hepburn, Goa date. DUBLIN. J.N. 6. TRIAL% BEFORE. THE RECohlriA. Eliza Grey was indifted, for having, on the Si Nov. last, stolen three table-cloths, and three pair of sheets, the property of Vi,cluntess Mary Jones, a fellow servant of Prisoner, proved that she had lived in the same house with Prisoner, with a Nliss Dawson, in Marlborough-street, and that she found, the sheets, which she identified, under the Prisoner's bed ; that the trunk which had been in the Hest room, and which was Lady Charleville's, had been examined, and the sheets and other pro perty were missing. Miss Dawson was next calleJ, who proved, that the trunk was deposited in her care, and that on charging the Prisoner with the robbery, a conversa tion ensued. Miss Dawson candidly admitted she promiged the Prisoner pardon if she acknowledged her crime, and discovered her accomplice. The l'risonet was accordingly arqtvited. Abr,,bum Irader was tried for using provoking language with intent to excite Dodor Kelly, of the Lying-in Hospital, to commit a breach at the peace. by fighting a duel ; be was found Gviity, but the Court stagge%ted, that the parti,s had better com n:une Inge:her beLore a sentence should be pro nounced. Counsel on bnth sides agreed on this point—but it was filially determined, that Mr. Walker should tli,ch.trgcd upon paying the line of one mark—it having bet•it pi eviJusly understood, that no apology was tcx take 'dace, but that Mr. W. should pay Dr. Kelly's expeiscrs. _ JAN. W... Yesterday morning. the 3J regiment, or lla is, landed from Liverpool. '1 hey sailed hum thence on :Quiby last. (.I.SULE • rA 1111-IS. TO TILE EDI roft up ELIE Dal nsii PRESS. S I a---It gave me pleasure to read in some of your drily itiong, the advertisement of the second edition of that excellent small Traft, Oholde /char ; and if you think it may gratil y some of your readers, republish my sotiments on The Ideas, if you think proper, and you'll oblige your reader, Cat ro. I cannot withhold my testimony of approbation to the unknown author of Utrv . .te Mar; whether she is maid, widow, or wife, she has as improved mind, a sound understanding, and a Fond heart, and would adorn any station; - her book is calculated to inspire right sentiments, correct false ideas, and inculcate the purest morality. It should not be con fined to a small circulation, but published for ge neral benefit. As a composition, it would stand the test of criticism ; and the oliect it has in view stamps upon it an additional value. The influence of female manners on the national character is un bounded. What the fair sex patronize, recommend, and encourage, will be universally ad opted ; with them reformation will commer.ce ; they controul the Lords of the Creation, and can mould them to their wishes. Every attempt, therefore, to bias them in favour of virtue, by rectifying the errors of education, custom, and fashion, is truly laudable. But the misfortune is, that neither serious reproof, nor satire, nor raillery, can counteract the force of example ; and even the ridicule here conveyed, how ever well directed ant ezpre.sed. will be read, ad mired, and assented to, one moment; and the next laid aside and forgotten, from the dread of sin gularity ; so that another letter sercts to be wanting in this volume, to enforce the necessity of despising common opinion ; being above the censure, deri sion, and contempt of the world ; and maintaining a firmness of mind and dignity of character, with a re solution of aging up to our principles, at all times, arid in all circumstances. When this is attained, every advice and precept will be attended to, every seed rsi l•grow, and every plant will flourish. Tne ad monition here given to a young libertine would be effeltual, and the rage for pleasure and dissipation would then have some bound Virtue would he held in esteem, age would be honourable, and folly only would be put to shame. The scandalous inde. coney of dress. sa disgusting in itself, so pernicious t o health, and is inimical to all the purposes which it was meant to answer, is here exposed in such striking colours, that one would think nothing but the most consummate assurance could persist in its continuance. The cause of single ladles is likewise S i we:l defended, that none need to apologise for preferring their independence to any conneelion of pride, interest, or vanity; and the term " old maid," which is meant for a reproach, may be considered as only a nick name for a wise woman. r Take physic, Pimp," is hers Shakspipare The fault; of the piece are so few, that they are not worth mentioning. The only o!ijeftion is the tile. Gad forbid such ideas and sentiments should ever be OLISOLITL I and the relledion here con tained will contribute not a little to prevent them from being so ; a second editios will enable the author to add another letter on the pernicinus diens of navels and romances, which, by corrupting the female mind, are the source of infinite mischief to society. Success attend all the produaions of this ingenious author! May 29, 1803. Cal TO. CORN LXCHANGE, JAK. 14. Wheat it here in middling supplies, and the trade is extreme heavy in vales; that of ►e. t quality n nearly et our last prices ; but inferior samples are at somewhat less. Barley is in con siderable quantities, and oidniary samplers further decline in mire. Very few buyers of Malt, which is n•her eneeper. of each d.scription, miller give way in price. Oats are in roterahle strophes ; good eamples supp,rt their price., Lid isitertur are rather laws , . Fleur reinanis at the late currency. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. 70s. VV.. Been.. Os 49. Od. Fine .14, ....... 444 10, Od. Tick .3•. O.'. Rye 404 4i. OA Oats ..14. Rh. 904. Barley 3s+. 42. 04 rolands 3114. 114 04 Wad 441. 74. 01 Rape Seed tel. 271. Os Whet: Peaa....80 , . 444 01. 111.$e 75e 01. Gene ►... 42; 44.. 0.1 S•co..da •1. 701 04. CUAL /441(KET, JAM 14 SATs at ktoltrt. Suld Prin. 99 ..t4,...es.tha 1 ..Swes4orianl 4.. ... O. AI a do 04 i ..C.i4s4 e... 1 SU ifid • Or M PD ICE Or STOCI'3 i yr.syrt:DAY. • Rank Stuck. 8 ire' Celle. itertuce4 t. per Cent. Crtntrala 4 per Cent. 5 pet Cent. Navy Long AJrnattres thrtonum Ind.a Bondi Exchequerlirlit St 4, prom. Englitlt Lottery Tie'vts Consols for 60,161 T. BISH, S.oek Broker, 4. r: , ,rnisill, anti 9. Charing eantr IRISH srocks, /AP. •. awernment I.beutoret 81 pee Cent 69f Go•anmept St , .ek 5 per Cent . 911 Gaud Cass..l L , 4n. 6 per Cent. 9.4 Royal C.tn..l Loan 6 per Cent 1/I: I :1 ftTI I At Wnesiclle‘ter Pa k r ao Gl , ,ueestershiro, Lady Fran," Muttuo, of a. d.atlghtar. MAR 12 I %C.F.I. -.- On the Ist initaot,Thoma. F.sq etle•t •.on mat Grove, Fsq. of F. nt, %Wit., to Miss I. a•quharson, sig„ to J.. 1 1 ,. ..,400/oohs, Eoi of Langton, Dortet Os lb • sth instant, at Gisl.owsolph, Marmadoke Ceooeb,-, Esq to MAI i11..t••4 lisle. of the etantatios., eighth d‘ v-t • of the tate Gitnerel Hie, of that p1.0.r. Tlme.day last, Bich d., Freessom, Eto of Boettel, to lig Simpson, daughter ut C. F. Sialpien, E.q. of Stoke.,; 144%1a0d. Late's . , at Berwick, Mr George Darklcon, mariner, to Xi., Ann Ileriatt, widely, both of that pa.i>ll. It is so y tt,jt the b,n.sa of the 661 r-roam, mad rvu of lu. da ug y a former wale & were publia:Ald at Belem::: church eo the same day. DEATHS. On the 12th instant, Louis Halals, Esq. A years of a 6.•, le a 1113 Prussi:in htticstii, Counseling of Leaation. Thtir.dar lag, Mr. Samuel Chtfney, a well-known joct.sy upon the Turf, author of a puolieation entitled U4 , 111(116 0 twine, and invehtor of the patent hits. Un Frid3r Nit, in !he 74th tear of hear, alter a .4 , ,era nes., he qui:pelted with ehtistian tortitude, Mr. 1.4. muo4 Rogert, who had kept the resvoctable buArdtsig.sch4ol at Waltham le-Will9ara, w Stffulk. 46 years. Mali WATER. THIS DAY, AT LONDON 'MIDI.; at..rn SALES BY AUCTION. —sewn GENTEEL HOUSE, WITH GRASS PLOT, IN !MST, No. 14, LISSON-S'T'REET, PADLIINGTON. Hy Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gnawers CrAfet.shouse, Cornhill, A NEAT Genteel HOUSE, spaate No. 14, Lis. son -street. in the vicinity of Paddington; containing two good sleeniog rooms, heft ised.chainhlr, with closets and dusting-room ; cuiumod,us s fling-room, ai.d a malt dine a djoining, neatly pa; Bred, with marble clinniaey-preset 114$ y,ont p, tloui , w.th ditto kitchen ; wash beim., well sopplo4 w ith wAter ; arched vault wine, Misr, and coal cer.irnig. H e y „n lea , * fir an anew nired term of six years and three <linden f r.ase.Cliiistilias last, at a moderate rent 'Ai be viewed v s dads previous to the tale. ?edictal." hAd on the premises; at Gar,away'si and of Mr. Barton, Na, 62, Wl-101.1 , ..iALE DltAtElt Y AND tiTATION• f Pit It.MISES, QUEEN S'IItLLI, I.:IIEAP SIDE. by Mr 81114 TUN, On MONDAY NEX 1", at Tivolie o'Clock, at Garrawars, M one or two Lott, as shalt be then determined, THE LEASE of Two complete IiWELL ING-tIeJUSES, each with lobby entrances, enigma s& light warehouse., and modern fronts, eligibly snuati..l, Ns t arid d, Queen. street, Chwanside, now in the neespatio• of Mr. Maltby, minoviag to the ciwnet of Bread street, Chreptdr„ wad who w,ll give immediate inwoopeOn. 'Cho intiattion Ado a advalitrge to the Linel, I'rade, being so eciiitig4ou. to Cimaiside, and offers a favourable unporturity of homage re,petable connexion in a thincipal bu•ines. ttmrtnighfate. mt.l on lease for about nine yeari, at a moderate rout. . . fu be viewed and d•Ginsoave portreula, 144. MX Jays PIS. to OW Mae, on the pro mists; at GArraways ; and of vir tilint ,, n, Kn 62 CORNIIII.I..—VERY SUPERIOR Ott:MISES, calculated tor a PUB L IC uvvice.., a %SKIM; HOUSE, or any CO.l. Celli a the not Kespeelvtioit•. tly Mr BURTON, On MONDAY NEC I', at Twelve o'Cloclt, at Garraway't Coffec-Home, •IrlIE very desirable LEASE of • Capital Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with spac i oin„ well proportioned, light gr•.uncl•floor, ailina•nly c•lculated to condoet a con . in of the fir.t con,equenee; the wh..ie forming a vvltilb;e property, onearalleled As o commanding mynas:JO aitoation, being No. IS, Comhill, I i gied,vtely opposite too, hoilik Uatev. 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