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*,,p. On the neat atoning, applied to Masao, the Police-Officer, and went with him to tl,e Pri mmer's room. lie hifortne,l I.er that he had lout sortie money, aitd that she *as so-peeteit. Oil searching her.. he found a purse, containing the two half C 4•31% US WhiCh had been marked the s.ight betore. nie ,etached a Lox, whim the l'ripinicr's. niece said 'woe her s ; hot ufteritarfl* the Prisoner ockiiowled4ctl it ow. 'les. In the box he fuuud a ed trunk, which coutime.l a quantity of suineos, betel& ohiThor—piecep, silver. and fin.ik note*, two of which had the NVitties4's hiltiald oh them. Alstllta Northwood, the wife of the lust %ittlebs, corrotAkratvd his tettilooll,. l*sou„.li Polite Officer, produced the red trunk with the money. Mr. owl Mts. Northwood ides.tia•Nl the two half ere% pieces. • - the cumr for the prosecution. The l'ribolier on.i.le no (Wiener. She seemed very math directed. and cried aloud. jo:Aril a titan- to at on. and had Al e eny dercnt ap- 4e:trance. The Loaf+ Caner BARny snn►mcd u,. th.• eri d.•nee, and ithsereed, that lie did not think the ca pital part of the indictment nits proved ; for, to cunt the Prisoner capitally, it would be neeessaly to prove that sl►e had stolen the sum of forty shil lings at one time, and this not being.done, the .fury could only find her guilty of the simple Larceny. The Jury, without Ileaitation, found her Guilty of stsatiog the two half-crowns. Dewed Haricoset and Mark Brown were eapi 'tally imiieteti feu- har 4 lariothdy breaking and enter ' .g the ctweltimi house of Charlt• fiumpbriea, and stealing. *even pieces of Irish limo, the property of INlelmluu Humphries, on the 28th of February last. . teltoliui Humphries, linen-draper, Church sheet, Up'Mud-green, deposed, that on Sunday, that !Sill of Febniary, he went to his shop at 10 o'clock lii the morning ; did not reside in it ; but his two allopinen slept there : he saw the linen then in the shop ; uhnut eight o'clock the same ..vetting lward saute thieves were taken, and some linen found with them, in the neighbourhood of his shop; he went Anil found 6 pr 7 pieces were gone ; the shop-door was locked, and appeared in the same way as he Ind left it in the morning; he had seen the linen at the Police-office, woe knew it to he his property. Ott his croswevamination, he could not stet:lr hpieitisely that the shopmen had slept th ere; th e y ad told hint they had, and lie Mid givesi , theM baddiag fur the purpose, but never saw them in bed. Bernard Gk., one of the patro:e, deposit!, gl in t h e was ulnae with sane ether of the petrole, ou the night of for 28tli of February, het/teen seems end right &clock ; he saw tit, Prisoner stand in:at the corner of Church-street, by the light of hasp ; he 11. - tew Mmecurt ; he had been M his custody before. As soon as Harcourt pereeiritd him, be attempted to make of; Witness, followed hiss and seized him by the collar, no which .be dopp•Al two pieces of lrisa linen ; cue of the oaa.. trole picked them up ; Harcourt • threw Nana aslf down on bit back ; the Witness' told him it wee no use. for he knew him ; on which Harcourt s uiede a spring, and get away flora him ; he pars/led, anri, with the resistance of the rest of the patrol,. secured him; he heard tornetliing drop. but the night was so dark, that Ike Wittier, maid cot see what it was. By this rime Valentine, another of the patrol,, tame up with the prisoner Brown in ensitody ; they brought them to a public house and 'earthed them. and foond a key and n knife on Harem's/ ; on the next morning the Witness searched ol.ere the pri honer Harcourt hrl dropped somethinz, anti found s k e l e t on hey. shiCh he took to Mr. l lumphriee's Meson. the police-officer, PR% in the shop; he teak the t laeleton key :sod tried it; it locket! and andoeked the shop-door with ease ; Witness pro ep,ted two pieces of linen, which Mr. Iluini•lines id. atitit-ti as his praiwrty. i rte. a Istt role. deposed, that when he ft„ Gk. follow lidTcoilft, he took Brown into cur. tr.dy, and found two piect4 of Inch linen ender his coat. lie produce,' the?into, winch was islemaied I.r Mr. Humphries. The Prisoners mate no de -fence. Lord Et.t.rivanennfin slimmed up tit, e‘idenee. The Jury found them Gmi/y/ of :A.:, ole They natreell the they did not think thcre walk sufficient proof that the huto.e was a ciwcriiiig inmost., Ara fn' that r th.. 7. Mild 810 t 110 d them 7 tritV Of the 7311 of the indictment. Tie.);-...•%:um pSry ions in h. :rd for a huglary in the House of Nliss lie-ter I innlsay, Southinopton fon. Illoonn.liory, on the 24th of I /ett.ber fart, and f.r stealing two bran, two holstors, tun pillows, 3 pair Alaupcetn. and fear counterranes.—lle war grip land. no \Vet,nevi:ly hot, pursuant to ?I:, from H !loyal I i•zhne4t. the I)ukr of Yoittc. the ',vo te:we ut t*.J , - t .0.:11 Martial wss;ch 'it on (ieneral 11 - strrttoxoK was rtiszi to the ft:fig-a:nee batta :n Chat:tam . In Ct.- i n-01.1.0t, a Rayo Vorkshom. neer the ki t of I s r.. Rltn. an e'.tr.int ttil•ute to the ii ,„ Tro ey of %i, l 140. Litel: !writ era • trli. it 0`..23431 Of It L.l oltit•:*01: c unt ur t. 'weir of ,L.t. Id of ohe It and to Iteevulato the worth— • A aVt il.t .iff. (01.: 1 .7 ERA rb ( A1:(0l.! . 1 Ai( lilt I. CI , OUt two I 4:ilt 1> platoe,l Oil R 1t..1 4.A U.e ped.lbtx... the. leilewinL:;.tr, •.$- I :- 11l N.t tr. 1.1 I. rt`lrott• ottvt Mv,iet. mho. M lift MY RIFIIVO. On Ninat . ..ty t ' Irvantitniel, t. r \•'A, < , 1111.1 J it 11 . I:, it to Oar za:: , nil f.r :1 ,isa ..t: 1:lectIon. oinnattseral Such it th, !it ..t s- , •ttl-• oitilar rtrth. that A to IN , pdi,. Iw► 64 .1. 1114411'111.5 114.•11 w ?zhit;; , .. d 11110.1110••.--011 , rr:t fur 1;4. rp ,t‘Tiler ..; war., of Leet. •, u .6 % ,,:,.•5,f:,: Ait eel O l(f,t Ur • t 1•111 C, t ;ladies ill fart -1.. r hie cuit:;!ii. at the mouth tic 'sum L ittr. SIR imam: roram snre Papers res:wetiag the bhip VT:trust% an 1 the TVa/wittgketx Pa,:ket, e ere Ttlt.e.bll- pre‘euteti to the nott.e of Co:it:twos, from e hare ex tract...4i the Co!!o. artide AFFIDAS IT OF MU. romot. IN VERIFICATION OF itla O.AL:4 SIROUN 2; CH Ott'. 17!0.. Arrested personally, Home Hens Popham, &merely of Ostend, nuacaaut, but now an Officer it, the lorries. of His Britamfc M...sesty ; and ensile oath, that in the year t7iii*, he am a 1.,. oteria,t Nt the Ilroall easy, and that in the unnith of March i 7 7, he olitaate.l leave of RIACIWP from the Lords of the Admiralty, Cui the paepose of going to the Cast ladles, oa condition of ive tre.gning his half eery dee m:, sal 11 Ihs absents,. fret tl.r service ; and that upo., his so obi.. lease of absence, he went to Ostend, ss here he re mained for some tone ; and that having entered into a in ,. mode cu4emru there, he mmictime in the yea: 1707 went to, Itlia, on hoard an Imperial idler, and whilst in India, car ried oa trade then', sad was melt Liman to I',rl Cornwallis, then C.iserneralieneral to Fence', to he by birth a Hellish subject, and dined ferieently at 1,,s t thin by his own invi tation, and wes nut interdie tad or in any manner tin-bidden , to pursue his met-cantor concerns in loans, but on the con ' tram, whilst openly careslog on Le trade, hr was employed by the said Correensw-Feud rah, in taking :1 sum try of deffreent Harbours, on account of the British Gmenement ; and he farther with, that whilst he was in India on souls voyage, he married, and afterwards returned with his a iy e to Oa ten'', and tilted her there as his established domicil; and he further that to the Year 17N, he set not tot ea other voyage to India, leaving bit said wife and family at Ostend , and he further Pith, that whilst he was at Calcutta upon the voyage last-mentiuned, he carried a cargo of rice intended tOr the Company's settlement at Bom bay in the neighbourhood of which the British army aas then acting, and in great want of provisions, bat be was obliged oa amount of the weather to go to Prince of \Vas Island, in the Straits of Malacca, and that whilst there, he we. employed in making *survey of the South Channel, shich bad Wee? before been ascertained, and that for such ✓endee he over eJ the poetical*, thanks of the said Governor- General in Council, and was presented to them with a gold cap ; and t o ' further midi, that in the month of Dmnuler, I;sit, h.: this deponent pm chased tl:e American ship Pn se dent Washincton then lying at Colter, in the river Ganges, and since called L'Etnasco„ being the ship pruceeded against in this anise ' and that a Till of sale for the said ship WAS remitted hie-y Thomas \tilling Francis duly authorised fur that purposely! John Brown and John Frances, of Provi dence, in the State of Rhode Island in North America, entv• chants, tleammema of the amid ship, asstveying the same, for greater caution. "tti St:Menem P.m, •whicis bill of sae afterwards assigned by the said GiOCUIIIO Pons ti, isatil ia , i n Giorgi, but both *lnch persons held the tried sliip in t. for him thin deponent ; and he further sant., ,hat Ie isa frequently invited to and dined at the table of the lintionr aisle Charles Sir..tot, then acting as (Sol creor.G,-.eral in the ahornee of Earl Curnwall*, and was acquainted with many persons who held highsintatima in the service of the East In dia Company ; and be smith, that some of the principal of the East lades Coluoany's servants have seeded the I/eminent on hoard the said ship L'Etruseo, and the Deponent is well curivinew , l, from the tenor of what frequently passed in mo ve ~,,, that the said permits knew that be owned, or was yoineirally ink-rented* the said ship ; and he further smith, that in the month of Derembee, 179-2 ' be being then at Cao tnn aith his saes' ship, them called 11:Etruseo, did jofatly nth Charles Samuel Caseation de Rebecque, and Jeaa Bap tiste Piron, rtspeetteely residing and carrying on trade at Canoe annesaish ship ua board the said ship L'Etrusco the several goods, warm, and merchandises, particularly specie fled ie the Schedule hereto annexed, matted A. ma their joint amount and risque, awl upon the terms and conditeaus set firth in a certain Agreement, vino remaining in the registry of this Client, and hearing date the ltd day of October, 17qa, inwhich he erases leave to refer; and he farther saith, that lie tins Depoiwat also shipped out board the said ship, for his OA sole account and risque, the several goods, wares, and itereliu.dees particolarly speci fi ed in the Schedule beretsmimed, mimed, merited B.; and he farther smith, that the said ship, with the said goods on board, sailed from Cantos aforesaid tie month of January and use the 18th duo of July &Hoeing, woe seized and taken ma prize in Ilia road to Os tend by His Majesty's nap of war the Brilliant, Mark HAM -136, Esq. Cesseasader; and he further sanh, that tuning *selected to obtain a renewal of his lease of absence by the Lords Cosonaut:wee of the Admiralty, be was in the Mouth of April, 1791. stench off the list of Liratemats; and be meth, that the said Goveruordierieral in Council dml, bs their letter des the Coati of Diretters, dated the ai th of May 1792 (an authentic copy whereof is hereto annexed, marked C.', request, that the senices of the 1/epanent might he re printed he the said Coat to the Leeds Commiseioners of the Admiralty, and be Inheres the same were represented at cordiagly ; and kw further with, that in the .month of Au gust, 1:93, he came to London, aud made application to the Right How the Earl of Clisiliam, then First Lord of the Admiralty, to he reinstated as a Lieutenant in Hit Majesty's Navy. Inch aus immediately panted; and he further saith, that epos his being so reinstated, le was appointed by the Navy Board, first, as Agent of Transports at °stead, and anerwards as Superintendent of Inland Navigation to the Arms on the Continent, and he thereupon joined the arms under the command of His Basal Highness the Duke of V ark; and he further mitts, that whilst with the said army, he was renployed on various inspurtaut terriers, +hie h re quired Its attendance upon the t'untinent, from whence he returned to England in the month of Felbritary last, and in verification of hi. being so employed, he hereunto an nexed sundry "%titbits, marked from NO. 1. to No. 9, all which ale genuine and authentic awed he said', that on 1,,c re tern to Enelan.l, he was its etpeetation o f being im undiately employed sanin on foreign service; and that he reason of the perm see, he this Deponent was induced to moisten the pros. ratios id his claim See the said ship and Zlarts 1av991111-bel'OT9 111,11 i .....j to the can of agents, bat that the same was cot .:one (rum any intention of abandoning his said claim, or from any unwillingness to sop port the tenth thm rof by his own attestat:ou ; and he father oath• that the L e n t s hip, h e r tackle, appar e l" and furnAlare, and sidnatitting lonised to the low) the .1,44, or at least one- dof the and goals, wares, NIA merchan. diva. pm Waist ly specified in the said Schedule marked A. and all these pas secularly soecifieJ in the Jute marked B. Mei teeleent tu him this Deponent at else tint. of the lad.ug, and at the time of the capture thereof, and (Wine the vale the reef antler the decree of this Court, do belong t., hien at this present time ; rant that on r 9-10 wpets.* being a subject or ottLieros of Item*, Spain, ow the tnit,d Pi o vine tr, or inhab,t,ne ..:then any of the tetr:Meries of kranee, Speer, or Ow • nitro Proeitires, tb.ne facto: s magi ie.., 110 C MINI, a GI lines of the Crown of Great Brtaiss, base, been, an had, ehecily or led... try, any ri,:ht, intere.st in o n to the s.iid siito . ao,l cootie., or any peel thereof: and hr seilh, that the claim herein annexed is a nor and just diem. arid that he it. be able to make doe proof sand sin nth. steno thereof, as lie ;mils hehts es. Ile K. Mon .lay, riirouant to ,eotroce. the roll!' utifortu itte men. a ir. Thomas lintchims. fit liorse-.t.aline; Wthpon tOr au ttruiatural critu.• : sildlll Sams, and John Paw. for 'burglary, were taken Inuu Maid ,tout ; zaol, to tlot• place of e. , ..1.111...0). alNiiit Wit . % Cii o'cl.ick. Ihi tlielt :arum, La the f,titlNpot, they haul little to ray. aptly ceittuning the pal•iic against their unfortunate elnl ! th.•c died hardihuott and nalitferenee, de clared they would not die in their ahneo. and kick ed than u 8• amouto the mt.aertitii isectuttir.. A Jcw. k.tino,l Lauten. with rtakro, a to walk e* nulrb Eq . Aye h..lija Ifl . ..,•118i 4,1 -,r,.eta I I the er.-titng. carrit,g t • 42 . of -.1!111 Gle he IA uelo.ll,g li• , t•trte.i o u Nio:ldar on t!or Lea-Lri.ke I•' re•witi 7• ts , take t'Ver%. I.ty the n;44,.r t. de. And ti•.wied hi is ut teu roan , without lattat wATERFORD, MAacm 23. Ou Monday last our assizes commenced, when the !loin Judge DAY, in , the County Court, ad deessed the Grand Jury in one of the most empha tic cud elegisut speeches we ever recollect to have locoed—to which we cannot presume to do justice by an accurate report, on vietount of the great crowd and anxiety to hear; we shall, therefore, confine ourselves to the following outline of the speech : The llonoumble Justice began by expressing the satisfaction lie felt In congratulating the Jury upon the derided contrast formed hr a tOmparison of their Calendar of Prisoners with that of a neigh bouring county ; it was much to the honour of the Magistrates, and creditable to the better order of people iu He hoped they would still con tinue their laudable exertions in the preservation of the tranquillity of their county. In the menu tune. he regretted to observe some little symptoms of disorder, that would look as if the insiterectionary spirit of the count of Tipperarc was about to pass its native territories, and spread the tutu a contiguous district of the county of Waterford.— We owed, perhaps, the generally tranquil state of our county to the zeal of its atagistrates, w lio had been lull% e in apprehending and Lrin:;ing before that tribunal some of those pervious who bad been charged it it it the via:alma ur the public peutr.— Surely we had mach cans to be careful of our own, when we perceived our neighbour's house on lire. lie was sure:' to say, that the tiliadurtun,s of the county of 'I Ippernl'a were, in agieat degree, owing to a sc 1,111 , 111:20, or 4411i , S10:1 1.1 4 ',rope, exercise of their dutie., by bottle of the Alagi:Arateh of that cosint : lie utter before observed such a gross corruption awl abuse of the Magisterial au thority. When a Magistrate of one party had caused an otiender to be arrested, another (being of a different parts admitted him to bail ; aril this system had isecuine so commun, that the greatest rids had resulted from it. He lead, lion ever,.furnislied the Lord Chancellor with such tarts upon this subject as lead fallen under his observa tion. lustauces Ihad come to Ins knowledge of per- WU* being arrested by one Magistrate. for crimes not bailable, whets a supersede* has been pro duced by another, by which the culprit, forfeiting his recognizaness to appear, has, of course, eluded justice. Thus every miscreant had hail his protect ing Jlagistrate in that count> —which, by sutiering crimes to pass with impunity, had contributed to involve it in the most serious di.o r d ers . H e was very happy, at the same time, to say, that amongst the Magistrates of the county of Tipperary were Gentlemen as respectable for their disenni'- noting justice and impartiality, and for every moral virtue, as any in tee real m.—( ofetford .ilirr< r.) We do not .often notice hooks, but one has lately appeared, so intimately conuected with the usual pursuits of our readers, that we are induced to re c wend it to their perusal, as contaiiiiir4 the hvclitst and best deschption of the manners of the last century, in the metropolis, that we have met with : indeed we belie e it to be the only authentic work ou the ' , tibial, Ling equally creditable to the author we a writer, a draftsman, and engraver. It is intituled, Anee.ktes of she llhtfiTrers a•::1 Cottons Leuthne theriag the twth C. ~fury. The following articles are extracted t:om Mr. Malcolm's amusing publication, which we hope will meet with the suc cess it deserves : " The spring of 1725 was extremely wet, mud serious sp prehtnsiuus of a total failure of the crops very getaern!ly prerailed. Those fears fortunately proved fallacious ; but liar rectal body - of lahousers who resort to the neighbourhood of I.oudon, as haymakers ' antlered dreadflity, and sev era l actually died for Maul of fissi and lodging. One sentiment aaf t - unapaisses mews tit time prevailed for these wretched people, mad .zri or JUL at • time was collected at the Ex change, and in seem al parishes; the liuke of Chandos gate isu of them 1:s Gd. and a sispeany :oaf each, at his gate at Carious. Mr. Can Vicar of I sliiiNtein, sa ut to every buuse in his parish soliciting fur thew; and, liming raw-iced 4 leaudiniine sum, Le aft‘reasele distributed it to the church." Mr. M. conclude. het anecdote. of the charities of London with these plea.inu ohservatiosts : ..... . We hare now arrived It a period, lection of nowt of my readers ; it will hot, therefore, be hotelman to notice 'nstitutiou existmg at present, the result of re cent exertion: they are undo-eons beyond all former exam ple. Firma the temporary rtlief afforded during severe win ters, and the chanties etch to pamint rutudteacc, • ith that to insiiiidtrate advertising for assistance, up to the iunirpo ratiii to, .etin fur constant (titration, all are sheers-tut, ae.l nose more so than tbr patriotic fund, established for relic.. ing anJ rcwar.hag military and saint suakrings and ther.t Edielusiie firs various means, de.cribed in the pr. redieg pages, Mr effecting the great work of alhriatin: the wards of mankind, there me others of sitahlished and permanent operation. 1 mem' the enestanf charitable La.tursta, coo. tinned even Cum the indahli-bment of masses for tbi remsr of the souls of the testatnrs In these IM triter aea i• Ara : . remembered flot the l'retistant, more disinterested, kis lone filen the whole of hs money t.. 1 the stretched. and ' , paired no prams in return 1% ere lln eolket the items of bequest: flow the dad. of Item, VIII. to the lin milt thin •.,.4 w.roM Cot codas thrin, and the 1. r soul.i scare, is tr.lll the eIIotISIOUS altictllll - , 41.1.1 \et 111.• is IllltSl/•llltect 01 the arm-horises and hospit,lii which we meet with in evert. direction, where ninny thousands are atm,- luteh sopportsd by the heneroler.ce of throe who ba• c yeti lung sines pa:d the Ski 1 ot 111111111, L ars th e rife, is of the griteral har'n '4 the natives of I.l.in.eur.—such their ette".7l. to sat...:ii Ito. path hie.; ati.l to re .11'..r the 11MP11...4 ;1.0 4 . %Sr , Ift• •11101 BIS tler:l4ar) to It. dignity and promo t Intl 11"i;,1,r liar atLit •' Ecceittrkity•• Nit*lcolto telste. t::t f..rt:— .• There is ron••tinies • dr i ve. of erteld. it dv blroded • 01. • Si. t tt ut I an I the l'astdr of pe.r..l. of 'd tild.ew I ..!...rstilft had dtfler e 4 r Ili •P. mai* oi !so. C.ll. to s s.r ' , PI. t•t Jerre, in EMl rf•••t:t net the I ad, d has spiesi.i.d out ertlaner ft hale I d . it. and suloeute4 ,lee ivied tut C•• 17.0 ohintla sot re. ret• the me, of !on from. ids hcn deal This re soliiinoil ous crnnolut ,ru tee! th eNeriakirr i the u.:,t. rioter, oh. top • e.tfich.te at the fur. rot As the Pi mat of the p.eredi had ....ttee t h.s ors t au ,. to tlt Iffnlltted to pi I, tint 11.. ante tided Ps Rat fo out per h. r i o:h e the. etirmhis,) : be* the laits...•inally insocted us Lee ambt. in convi....ce sdL ha 14.1,•a at .3 A Vit..l.-0I tsta. ph:. sncteeded. ukte. teir • , Itti h t tuth parlors leaddig ide Lariat lilt 6.r 4:1 r llos shameful S. t.w ht the I•arod. Priest tour..llu the restt,•ll/0111,•lat Intin.rad ut the I krk ohette. he 1...1 paue,dgl hags a tiebet Id toil:weds 6aas /kr IV .1 h. ek•► rel. 4 lug la • Ito. t% usatiorr thda i.e LAI n .1, ti.. r,.14 serrated .L,. c od the Ihut, h) a 11.. heating isi iilitert lb. t Eft It I 1 a. !•00•41 0 at. tt,t at" It tr. the MU' 1.4 0./.rf h. lA,. a. . rt .1. ;.,J tko., sha.lied 1.4 1;.,. belwci u L•tit.pp‘d 4:1 • A. sal. tow:. r.lh :e.l mJ wl..tauu " 1,4 Jer • bt.E... 1131131.4 ath Llut ..h er. -. r... 1 .a.d J.,ar d La.* it. :La. 910 I II;e U. 4, • el:o satin 1a,, .. i: It.!, Pe. 3,4.4. Yl:4 14:10.... le 4,1 Cit4l4, • ..•hrvi d‘.• doet.tA•umr•, ...t: hne: a iaaL :ua aaai a 21.4FAL IXTELITCIS.':C'E. Powtsnot:Tn, A Pot! L Arrivt•tl the Danish ship Freedom, -- • ii• sent in by !Ls Majcstv' s Zhu .trrivetl t lie sloop iinpeweii, i a.t , i:out licautearis for London; sh e %%u, cal.tu;.l terday oil the N ee dle s b y a French paivatip.i, uid retal,eti by the Modirso. Licit tti:jit OM( thiV day it hus blown a ale vC *sold iit The Esit..t., Iletts; anti the z r , fOr Malta, have rceeitc.l tliniat i ;e 11111HO:0:1 ; and the 1 .e.,:t intro, %%Ili:ally. Looand to tite Itediterraucan, oil shore. 01.711 0 1'711, ApRIE 4. Caine in his Mait—ty'i ship Leydete, 110 :n 4 4 Lisbon. Also two French ehn%se tuarets, prize, to the she fell in %kith *bout 30 u1 0 !,.. t runluy o 1 Set erid I:UW.1)036; Ciptlirrti rerc,, ut thew, and sunk tno odium Arrit eil the Sasattwah, Thompson ; and the thristlwo. I 4lititti, two of the Sirius's 4:imam% ',AI: {can by tire Mediator and Pomona. be Carohue pri,ower. of thc. Port, wax cap tured 011 tile ult. by the Pri:e:e cf :Loma ieo •Spaw,it ptivot.cer, after oti act ton, in winkit thc Uni.t.oo, *Acute's:tat, itud sever..l of the crew, vitae TORBAY, APRIL 4. Arrived yesterday from Dartimmth the Ninirol awl Betsey cutters. Alsu arrived this day, from ur Us!mot, untier email:mud of Hear admiral the I'dle de Paris. Dretidnoqht. ledisat, Spencer, Belleruphun,und :tfrien.—W and S.W. DE•L, APIUL S. Itemuin in the Downs Ilis rifikas with the Eaft-Indinifien, as per last. All lust slight and this day it has blown a gale of wind from the S. 11 . . Several vesseis have parte.' from their uucliors, and gone for Raffinate. Si:fe ral fea . e l a in the Downs have signals of distreuf • lire pox.— hi geahip i4jott gone on tht Solida.—Wiliti S.W. blows liArd. FiZOM LLOYD'S LliT. •aitlvrn Off Power—the Fox, Henritins, from Malta ; an.] t h e T”te Puget, Barber, rom At Ratorrate—the !Atm, ‘l•Kenzie, from Dublin . . . tiff Plymouth—the A ,,,, , Prescott, from St Domingo. At Liverpool-41m Pao ' —, grams tabraltar • Ado. nis, Ward, from Petersborlit ; as the Aunt sad 3lazga• Berta, frotoSaranualt Clydt —I lie Wilson, Spear', from Trinidad. Al Surinam—the Awirmueda, Spam, from Jitalta ; Mr.r. nil- v , Williams; and the Adreatare, Ul`Sendril•, Crum Las. don. .1t Antiva—thcGeorre,—, from Africa. At liarliadoce--the Suitt, Taylor, from Africa; Flom Toong; lutromic, Phillips; Harvey, Harvey; La4v Hart. woo 4, --;Sir Edward Hamilton, and the George cutter, from Leorion. CORN EXCHANCE, APRIL C. The Market, tbts day, S totkuahls supplied with Wheat, and time twie heavy tale, at soumewitat less price. rartey is plvuly, and at les, excepting prime samples. Malt stud mmalt variatsis. bases, of the two kinds, arc raiiicr cheaper. The supplies of Oats are large, chichi/ from Liu and ant article, ►efore the close on Mutat) .n 4 this day, is quteed at lower prices. Tarat. of Fluor 4 war kit quotation._ CURRENT PRICE OF GitAlIC. Moral 4•8. 601 ;.a. I Tit* Beaus 011141)50.55. i 4. Fite Jitto .... Rye 4Cs SOs. 1 Poland' 3911. 400. yd. , -•-: Bark) 4lO. tbs. Od. Malt 11% ktte Peas loos lOW Gray Pea. 4O l, f. 4.1 Beal.s !Old) ..... SIS Sp. 041 Mrtattw thttu.. ... 421. ud. Rape Seed J31..151. firr now %Ss. Gad. See m& ...AS C 1.5 ('UAL-MARKET, A►alL o. Ships at Mares lid.. Newcastle S.,ld. Price. es .... 4C4. ad. a tias. NJ. 2 .... 51$. 3d. a ;is ijd, PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock .925) 3 per ('rut reduced. Ss $ per Cent. Cous 4 per Call S per (*mit Ns.) Imperial Anneitres - iti II India Ronde l:•ch,ykerr 14,111 3ll. tid. prem. 13.slieh Lottmy Tickets JD. We. Cousols for T. RISK, Stuck Broker, 4, rondzill, cud 9, Charing Clues. la .1 DEA 111 S, BIR 1 11S, .IND .VARRUGES M.WR.%S, Orr. an, iso; FIRT If • —llse ladt Jatnes Strange. Eau. of a daughter. OA It. last: the II vs Mn Mnrras. of a daughter. At taa psalm, vn the 29th lilt Mrs. ilasieuvod, u a t.t.t.f (.. 1 the 34 instant, Mrs. Yards., of a sos A P %Lott —Oa IVcrinesday, the tit bast- lases F., 1 to ‘li.s Amain t , ll th in.taot, at Nezapatam, lethal Cotton, r," Soh co.c..tur of the Prowl:tee of Tanjore, to Mum Sophia I harlotte Stedman, daughter of the late Lieut. Col. Stedanaa, of Ti', rton, lieeunsbire. Ur A Ty* the 15th September, Muds laui.•ntr4, captain Klcbard Luster, of His Majesty's IG „i,i. 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