The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

. 1;18 S4rai Cals.liani arrived at Colt t:n the 16 h .t.sot: she left Bengal the middle of September, to 7 tdras, from whence she sailed the 16th 0n0,,.r; ,,. r; touched at the C.spe of Good Hope, and sailed thence the 21i . h December; arrived at St. Il.kna the 6th, and proceeded for England the 'tit of January. All was tranquil at the . several Y:e,idAcies. The Committee appointed to inquire tot the cause of the unfortunate revolt at Vel lute, hid made their Report, which it is under. goad I..ts been received at the East In ha E13113t• ; as 1,1,,j-rr Lill' it, the Judge Advocate• Genet al. came pissenger its the Sarah Christiana, and is supposed to tve hem entrusted with that report, which he de limed to the Chairman on Saturday morning, with ; rend other Papers of importance. The ex:ra ship Fame, Captain Nl4Clt6C3tt, was sa'or.unsasly captured by las Piethisunt”ite fri oe, of 46 gees, on the 24th of SeptemSer. Eau foilght her half an hour, though carrying only 16 gem Captain Al acit nos. his Officers, passen gers east crew, were taken on board the frigate. Mee days after, they fell in with an Arab ship, when the whole were permitted to proceed in her to Ceylon, on a general, parok, except Mr. !SI aa slam., the Sutgeon, and the Boatswain. Their treatment, on board the frigate, was extremely F 40,1, although they had in the anion killed several of the enemy. GILLED AMU woubonto OY Ra•RD THI ham . Paton, taxman, 10101. J. wear, Chief (Kerr, and clinics Thomas, midshipman, slightly wounded. Wi:!.am Mar h ant , And Address Thompson, seamen, moon& 1. 'rho. nu Johnson, serjeani, woundesi Anthunv Armistead, sate. badly wounded. By the Cbroti/vv, we have rece.ived Madras Pipers to the 34 of Onober, the substance of irk.ch is g:ven is our preceding columns.— An article dated Prince of Wales's Island, August kith, starec a report, that French fleet, with 9000 men uu board, had sailed flans the M .uritius, probably for Ceylon. _ _ liaihitdoes PAperit, to the 4th December, from which we have made an extra& state, that the Island of St. Thomas has suffered, a r3iird titre, by fire; and that the Circe higate bas taken a Spanish prize of great value. We have received American papers to the sth bit ; the substance of which is gives under the proper head. Colon.:1 Suet's Flans still continue to occupy the attention of die penple and the go vernment. The Slave Abolitiun Bill has been Fused. Yxtraet of a Letter, rec. ived from His Ms- J sor is ship Norbe. off L'Orient, hair miles distant, at anchor, dated Bth March, 1907:There are a line of battle, t.yo Irigates, a corvette, and two brigs. quite ready to cArre nut. We see them geeing their top gallant masts lip and dawn daily." An account was received iw town, on Saturday, stating that the crew of the Dutch frigatl, lately driven on shore upon one of the Oikawy Islands, had quietly surrendered them elves prisoners of war. We are sorry to announce the less of the Pirny brig, of 18 guns, Lieut. Hroort.s(aN. She was wrecked in one of the late tremoidotis galls, on the rocks at the entrace of Rochefort. The officers and crew, we aw happy to hear, were saved. They arc prisoners r.f war. The Gentlemen who proposed to bid for the Irish Loan, waited upon the ..;HA NCELLOR of the Excnesittaa, at his Office, Whitehall, on Saturday. The Persons whrt were to take the lowest quantity in a 3; Stock, as we have more than once stated, were to have tl.e Loan. The btchling. were-- • ' .144.14 it awl Shaw . . . L. 147 8 Reid, 'twine 5.4 cn. . . 149 14 1134ttio, Erwn mid Cu . 149 14 Mi. Stock, however, had been fixed by the Chan cellor, as the highest quantity which he wurel4 give. Of course, the Loan was not contrafted for. A letter, dated Charleston, Jan. 0, rays, " On Friday last the crew of the British ship Cruuden, WILLIAMS, mutinied at anchor in this harbour, when the Captain fired upon them, and wounded two of the seamen, of whom one died. The seamen in the barbeur manifested on Saturday a disposition to be riotous, and to cower t some outrage upon other British vessels in that port, the Cre.vda4 having put to sea on that morning. In consequence of which, the Governor, ion Saturday evening, ordered out a very strong military force, to A trererve the peace of this city." I Re:anan, —, from Cork, for Limerick, is c iptured and carried into France. • rhe J'anoaritaes Hope, from Liverpool for Phila. delphia, is on shore in Bangor Bay, and full of 'Water. The Fame F.a.-.t Indiaman is captured between Bombay and Bengal. The Trteee, ji %Kea, the Thomas. and the Argo. from Roue...limo*, to New Orleans ; :he Betsey. &sr HESS, from Sr. Barth°lomcw's, to Alexandria ; the Alinrrrq. Guist. from Cadiz, for Vera Cruz and the Concord. --, from Co racoa, for Balt:more ; are detained, and sent itito Jamaica. The retitintizrs against the Return of WI ELTARI GORDON, E•q. for the city of Worcester, having omitted, irk:An the time limited by the Grenville AO. to er:er into a recognisance to prosnore their petition, tL,t4.! zmieman w: 1, as a matter of coarse, retain Lie seat. The new :Mint at "rower Hill, on the 'cite of 7•hich formerly sums) the Victuailiv Office, co vers nine acres of fround. It is nearly ronfesi Several houses are to be pulled down, to ~take gta•A *ming t„swards Trs*er Ditch, and like ae af WC* 'View of Use Trinity Russo and crodwee a good egret. V-- . ~:e„..-.: it , 4 * 7=494, A . li Pil . i 1-7:14 .N., 46 4 7 KING'S THEATRE. Madame CATALAN! again appeared in the serions Opera of ft R:torris di Serer, on Sttarday with the greatest success. The house was crowded in every part. The pressure in the Pitt was in es cei:ive, that many ladies nearly fainted, and st. , re obliged to leave s tlie house before the ccnclusion of the Opera. The company was most splendid : His Royal Hieliorm the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Yntk, Dukes of K. , ‘t and Dueliess , -. of Goole., Richmond, And St Alhio's; Marchtooescesof He a df o rt, Down.lur., lhrnegil , Dneas-r Bath, and Sligo; Coun• teswe Serene, tlarryinore. Cholmoodetey, ant Cork V itcntu t s.,y Castlereagh a.; I M.,lbourit ; Ltd.'s Perth, C. Dealer, Dacte, M. I.nnq, %I. Taylor, De Du4stan rine, Smith Burg.* Drummond Smi . h, and Grantham. Brim P;RK. Hyde Park was, yesterday, the resort of all the fashion of London. From the concourse of car riages, the dust became so troubleinme, that many fair pedestrians retired to the charming walks 4•1 liensington Gardens, where they enjoyed all the pleasures of sunshine, without any of its inconve niences. Pelisses and mantles continue the order of the day, Two very fine women, who courted nolo svcr• Indi / in shawls, fuLled into turbans, on their heads. In the ride were—Her Royal Highness the r'rteress CHAR Loris of WALLS, ip her ba riiticNe and four ; his Royal Highness the raike of Cu vs acaaaoc. rm horseback, on his way to Wind. sot; Ili; Rqyal highness the Duke of CA hiSILIDOIt, mounted on a b-autiful Arabian grey, came through the Park; the Earls of CHOL DaLav, rind Bata v sao at, were also mounted on fine horses. There were also several Don Vruirs. who exhi• bited some (amnia:, ro•inantes. Amongst the four-in. hand were—Lord Ruvuma.% tds in a landaylet, with four beautiful greys; Sir .1011 , 1 Laos, Sir Famicts a Am no, and the Noll. Mr. Buxton. displayed great •.•,, s cirnee turni. , g the circle. The numbers of spettarors wore vezy numerous ; and the Park was not cleared until seven o'clrck. Yesterday morning, His bl AJ air Y, the Princesses AUGUSTA. Tar, SOPtII A, Stlai A \Mt A Sl'l3l. FY. G. Mt:ARAI, tke went to St. Gorge's Chapel,* and heard a sermon, by Dr. liat.t.ass, from th- S•h Cla4p of Romans, lit vet 's. Hi s }Loyal Highness the Duke of CLAIM/CI re turned to Bushy Park, at roar o'clock, on Saturday, to dinner. The Karl and Countess FosTesece entertained a selett parry of friends at dinner, ye.terday, at their house in Grosvenor-square. The F.arl of Deasy will have a grand hunt, tl.:s day. The deer will be turned out on Cyber am C.munon. _ Mrs. lit Cfi 41t1) VAl.vote will give a grand tout, neat Wednesday, at her house in Dover street. The Marchioness of Sat.slauCV, an.l the Ladies G. :nd E. CECIL. left town, last Saturday, for liatteld, and w4l return in the course of ten days. The Dr.chesa of 00111)0t4 gave a grand dinner. on Saturday, at her louse in Gro3venor-square. to nt* A tit nle.ot V,.eutint and V i•cuuntesi rent , , Aavoltat Wells; 1.a , 1e Perth; the Hootoura4e Mot; Dr , unasund ; IlunghiOtb ; and Mr. and Mis. Fur. dye. The Earl and Countess of CH4TII4M arrived, yesterday, a , WA alltteS hotel, in Conduit-surer, from Colchester. Tie Esti of thartioes left town, last Saturday'. for Wii.d.or. Vi+catlt and Viscountess CASTLEREAGH g.iTL grand slipper, nu Naturday, after the. Opera. to a party ut hity ; amonsq whorls were— Tlse Duke and Uucßest xichinend, the Ditches. of Gor don Eat and Couatees of Camden. and Countess 4,4 .ler s 111:Artf :ouitt L.ra end& edv G Sityll.lo.lf, Mr. C. W. Winne, Mr and Mrs. rh.d)ce, fir Ruse, and Mr Catorng. Mr. and Mrs. 'fiscneas Tors gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at their housz iu Ducliess.streti. to the Duke and Duchess of Riciosintin. the Duchess of GoRDOH. the Marquis of Hummer, Colunel and Mrs. GtauteuNr. Ind Mr. and Mts. Fuauyca. - . - .:Sir JOHN and Lady Nave o I*, and a lago p irty of Nhir!iiy, dined yesteid ty with :vlr. Vint, at his house at Ken.ington-Gore. Mr. Gsoeas Rosa gave a grand dianvr, yes terday. at his house in Albany. Piceadiiiy, to G. Joansvov, E.q. M.P. Mr. Cheats°, and several other Mer4h.:rs c f di:. Opposition. an.l Lady GRSMvt«s west to Deopatmo, on Saturd.iy. . . Trning Hu. !or is expected to go into Spring to., , arirrs 0.. Enter Monday, and /sr Asia.os et fee i/h2d take the held At Qtil Drury. with all the em bellishments of fine seeneiry, !watts, trod Leas is sweet music. Mrs. Storms; will perform on Trotiday, Thurs. day, Friday, and Saturday. in E.ster Week, at the Bath Thratie. it is that it is the last time tsf her appe!tritig at the Bath and Bristol Theatre;. MlAS'er Eimer prolonged his engagement with the Managers of Solosford Theatre. until Wednes day last ; which evening Ise took leAve of a re- speßable horse, in the charaeer of Hassid. The three last nights of his playing ifFre at reduced prices of admission. The following are the receipts of the home each niLhtot his performance dire : L. L. March 9••••60 1•14:e\ tY ...11l Mach 16.. —l3 • 13.... 43 27 ... 46 11....111) And ors Thursday nrrang he left Stamford. for Boston. where lie was to sitstaio the dur.itler of flaroks in the eereiric On Friday, /taws ; and on Saturday. tlsr tori or Evger. During his elyEze mot with Ae s srs. It D• MT* ),4 and Nlaiti.v he has, in five weeks' p:ayitig, sward SOW. On Sunday sietinight, as MISS Wono. eldest danehter of Col. Wools. was standing with her hack to the rte., in the minor of her tethet's house. in kieteford, her cliithes were attra.Sted by the draft of the chiinatty, and takiuti: lire, she WAA hutAntly encehip.d in a flame; fortunati ly. the C 4.1 el was in the tonm, who, with admitatile peeselice at mind, Ores Lis d.itighter 1.0 the carps', ;test Pi, r ollin g lati ip it• tstinguisbs# the Aik'e tied saved her 14:e. SAMTING INTLI.LIGEN.CF. MALTO CRAVEN MEETING. (On steeenne of the berry SID.W, and weete frnoit, the Ault St.ikrt which showiel h3v. ~,s 1 ( of on T o _4.y s sere ebligal to be d. knell tall Wednesday ) MATCH 18. The Craven &Ike., of 10p e 4,11, for all nee. The last al and lull (5 Su:rscrilsem) Mr. Childers b. c by SLlnford, d.uo by Bourileaux, 2 yrs 11. Gat. • . 1 M.. Wat'., ch e. by Orrooort, darn by Lorl A Haniit• ton's Alexander, 3 yr• oil, est. . . 2 Mr Garro-th's ch t. by Hyacinthus, cut of YMICO, 2 pa o'd, 6st, . 3 Mr. W itt's b. h. Mar=hal Carouser, yry oH, 9st. lib. • 4 3to 4 against Mr C.irforth's filly, 2 to 1 against Marsha( Caroule2, and high (Ads against Mr. C:i4claa's cult. Wuis easy. Sweepstakes of 206= each, t.r en!ts thing three yrs old, 31b. fillies, Bsl. the last mi:e and half. (7 Sub scribers.) Mr Garfurtit's b. 4. by ioninibrough, out of Caroline (F COlinyun) . 1 Mr. Clutnn's br e. Bryan, brother to Warrior . 2 Lord Fittyrilliarn's Kr e. KN..* ey, by Sir l'etrr 'resale . 3 Sir M 'I Sykes's ch. f. Mil ra, by neriinKbrorigh . 4 Mr. tuft's b c by W-iringloneigh,rlam by Slope . !.. Mrl I. Thompson's is. c HorubyyLarl, by Harnbletonian 6 W. N 'lron's b. c. Dreadnaught. by A. c .hd: s l / 4 . . 7 7 S. 4 against flyer, 4. to I avinst Mr. nar:nrth's e7.lt, 5 to I itgaiost Hornby Lad e and 10 to 1 spitz: liyouwsky. Won ray Sweepstakes of 2n6s each, for fillies rising three years o!d, est. 'co, last 'rule. Sute.entwo. ) Mr. S Pieltarnif. hay, lay Beninghu.i h,nut..f St. Aline I ML M. M. "ekes's hay , Harriet; toy Pr, cipilate . 2 Mr Uarr. , rde., cheviot, by Hyaciiirli4, out of t!ftra . 5 Sir P. cht-onit, by Tiinothv, out of 1...i.cy . 4 5 to 4 arlrlft Harrier, and 3 and 4 to 1 splint Mr. ?ideat ing'. hay. A way hne race. Sweew.ra4. of YOgs eso.h, for eolys , isiee three years rld, du eb. 41:m , 7u. 1510. line rts:'e and a letlf. (5 Sub• e. duo.. ) Mr. N K Hntson's b. c. by Bening'onugh, out of Eliza, by 4 , (real.. V Collinqui.) . I Mr. Nvlyno's b. e. by Renangbfatue, 4 , :n bu- Slope . v Mr. S. 110o:tine's h. f. by Brume...ugh, nut of St. Anne :i Mr. 'l' IC , 'ouusoo's b. f. by Stasofu.d, out of ficUr•Fune . 4 ' 6 t., 4 agar st Mr. Rubio :on', tilly, and 5 and a to 1 agailust Mr Ilud.to.l's colt. Woos:Ley. Sirsepstakes of 20r each, for colts, iisine four years uIJ, S.t :31b e, , .-..h. 'flurry miles. (4 Sulycrtbers.) Mr. 'Marries brown, Sir gampeon, by Stanford, dam by Adamant (11 Smith ) . . 1 Mr Wstes bay, Integrity, by Totterirtir, (rely by J. Jackson) . 2 . . EV VP h , •lti 11. A very fine race. Slrevottaltes of sg; e 2.11, for hone:, ic. not thorough-hued. 17.1. Rude by Ur ntlrroco. Two mad Ilya 4 t u:6 Sub sc.ibers). Mr. T. Illoncnvohe's b. tn. Young Jelany, by Alexander (Lord R u lbuger,,,) . .. I I . Mr Wart'•• 5. la Ifirfrquin. by Harlequin . 1 2 Mr. Mt .nri's b. I Star by Sto•ret..n . . 4 3 Mr. W. c, ' , iron's b h "Voter. by Arazia . 6 4 Mr (..: Dow t's br h. by Horatio • 4 5 s.4l,',orSower br. tn. C.!teft.her-whn.can, by Wessel l i 3to 4 mama 7;ctung Jenny. Ws.s sae... The m , o ,„ v at ,. of 5,1. 14cat5. one mile st•cl a half each. (Ages as in Ma. ) Mr Up;•leliv't h. f. by Samford, na.n by Toby, 4 yrs old, fltt. Ilb. ;,3. iste•on) • . I I Mr Crioisten's b. f. !Wrist, by Precipitate, 3 yrs old, .. 64 111'). . . . . 4 4 Mr. N.lton's b c. DreaJnoutht, 3to old, !a. . 4 3 Sir H. Ni-lihrrpe's cb. f. by Vetuntect. 3 ym old, C.t. 111 b. . 3 dr F.‘en betting on Mr. Uppleby's filly. A, •ery fine race. Thesecoml hest was run iu the 1614, slid she whole three we•si so lerr near together at the Wlisoing-P..et that each rider claimed de Miss bet k was given to at. I.llo,ilehfs yiy. TittrltSosT, 1111Altrl 19. nifty P undo for all ages. Two-rnee heals. (Ages as in May.) Mr. N R. Holpon's b in. Lady Mary, by Re rii.ietirough, eget, q.t. 4lh (F. enhinsno) 0 0 1 1 Mr. Marrs 's br.c. Sir Sampson, 4 pa old, 11,t.Clb. Jackson) • 0 0 9 d , to I and 5 In ?on Lads Mary ; after the first and second helm, which were both deemed to be deed ones, even betting. The third beat was won by •ole a head ;—Sir Simpson, owing to its being data, was then drawn, and Lady May walked ove fur t^.e fourth to at. The Subscriptirei-olete, of rr7t. 15s. for half-bred ho -set, iie 144. eaeh. Rude by kalniers. Twu-nolu Subiwia;:eir..) Mr. Jectoett's gr. c.lluldernets, by Ruler, 4 yrs old • . 9 0 1 1 Mr. Gypann's Orion, be Trottine . 0 1 0 9 Mr. Ltickinsen's b. f. Witcheraft, by eechanter, 4%r001d . 1 0 9 3 There acre 13 varied for the Fret heat, and eleven for the sevrtid. Ho!denim's anst Witchcraft were the first. favourites. This race irotreht more company to Malta'', Ulan was ever known us a hire orcasi..n. The almve MretMe, notwithstae•d;ns the unfassanableness of thearewie e was vet atteadnlley Gentlemen. Th. hillnerlor lung pending Matches were dec'ded lan week Over WerwU:k Course TUISOAT. MARCA 10. 111►. Oakley's eh. h. by `3•rderr; lest (role by Mr. D.riglar) head Mr. P4harrea b. h. by Volunteer, t Ist (rode tiy Mr. H.Yrkea) Poor mile. Solles. Veen tnuing and 6 to 5 un the sheirout 110101 A taell•eouteated lace, and *On by ball • iingth. • THURSDAY. Mr. WsWord's rb. h. by 11:asicuq, 1t it. 41b. (Mr. Plairkee) heat Mr o..kley'. ch h. by So4l.er, 104 t 4117. (Mr Dridelas) f o , r 'w ire um de At starting, 4tol on Gleueue, and is ruishirg the tat RON avail hewing betwee.l the two. A very A to rac.• : !kb.' Oakley% 1,410.0 niade the play, an d the race we , ran .irh•n hale onion:ea. Won by halls neck The Nl.s.s ~(Coelt. (*oche at the above Meeting, hetween S.r I(Ilacm (.I...rter feeler) and Mr. Fethe,tone err, feeth-,) eaa eon by thelatter, 011. battle a head. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1807.—LAST DAY. Sweepstakes of Sater each, f..• horses, .te that never wen s i o s ve gh. • . sloe .4 yOr. (ll'. at , .1.1 . Matches and Stakes, a, ',Salter Stakes. eweepttsl ) To carry IZst. each, and to Ve rode by Geottem.ll. Two 'rule heats Flames haring started, and torte, son, allowed 31h, _ . Mr It ich.nond's . c h. Lockspur, by treeron, bought of Mr. PaversLl MT MeThetis languw, ►y Huby, bought of Mr. IL D.ll. hAni. Mr; Trunionn't Scapefirt. Itroth.r to Soot. h ‘t r . Wta•ta Or. h. klar.lial Ca-outer, by \Vua‘el. Mr. Tatou S) kat t. a Sohnetiber, bet 4el not name. - - The OWN, Pe Aof from Demerara, for Lon -4) ~ is put into Bernisda, in distress. 'Vie :bat, LANOLL Y. from Halifax. for Nevis, arAs drrerted At sea, in September last. The Berea,. R on nit, from Dint aic, for Lon don, Ws beau ultra, retaken, and is arrived at VArmont!i. Tne elegrap4, WArtow, from Lyon, is lost off Vie Humber Toe C Ibepr, M.DONALD, from New York, for the Havenneb, is detained, and sent into Ber mode. The Plell . v •and Amr, Cr pro. from Petertburgii for Dublin, is on 'hots, in the Urkneyt, and Inuit discharge. nrrELLICIEne. COURT 0? CHANCERY, L.taceam's Ism. Masco 21. The roan CiIAWCELLOR seas occupied the ►rbole of thiot Idly in disposing of •arious motions for payment of money into Court, confirming puiclosses undef Decrees of the Court, and och-r matters, mstly of course, hat little of any public im portance or novelty transpired. Tire 14%t sr - 1 aiter Hilary Term was conth:ded. and on Mond .y (this das) his Lordship %.i 1 lime tf e cause ant otner The following was the only case of any in terest : WHITELOC[II e. srossis am, Ste. The Plaintiff, a pauper, moved by Ir. Plnwarb„ his Counsel, to suppress the deplytims taken at fslinehead, in Somerset, in Jan. I SOG, by William Kt nglake and Richard Mead, Commissioner! in this cause, for partiality arid injustice. The Counsel for the Commissioners eppised the motioa, is Itmaineow • the gratinds that the Plaintiff was a pauper, wily for scars bad harassed some of the Erst pop!, ha the country, such as Sir Plinio Hales, Mr. Li.t. teen. &c. by his claims for estates. arnounsi. g u 550,0001 . a year and upwards. The Lei ss CitaNcsasioa desired to bear a summary slat. ment of the case, which was as follows:—The Plaintiff's father, John Whitelocke. a posthumous child (his mother having died in labour of him), being heir at law to all tr...! Whiteloebe's of Deviin and Somerset, had been secreted or stolen, by the husbands of his cousins, the Misses Whitelooke. and :AN I • brought up in obscurity with one John Widlake. ' whom:name was imposed upon him. Measnwh,le the estates were seized and disposes! of. This per son, in 178 n, discovering his name and family. t being in a perish workhouse at Cstcomhe, wh Was on part of his own estate, served his ejectmei is for the recovery of the lands ; on which tome of the Defeadants, composing the parish vestry, assutsed lan that he must relinquish his claim to the rst• ter. and on his refusing so to relinquish his cl sins, thi would on longer afford him parochial trWf. 1 . 1 day of this re'usal he was fotmd dead on the high way. Since the. esecution of the above commiseion. and After all mono ments. mmtestones,armss and other memorials of the Whitelocks family were totally de stroyed, a certain nssestraent book, passed by the parish olli:ete, was prnifuced in Court, establishing the name oflran; Whitelocke:, the Plaintiff, and his father, the name being the chief matter in issu-. This contradiaed all the depositions sent up by Ito Commissioners, excln one. The LoaD Citasci I - Loa of served, with strong feeling, that the poor isi that Cr.urt were entitled to equal justice with the ; and that whoever this man might be, ho should take care that impertiai justice shoold be ad ministered to him in this instance. He then order ed all aGlavits, paper., relating to thU mi. 'or dinary case, to be laid before him, in order that twat week an opportunity might be affo:dzsi for a full investigation into it. t 4 • , i , , ; 'I 1 TORK LbNT The business closed on Saturday se'rtnight. The Juntas, before he left the city, was pleased to re prieve all the pr;soners under sentence of death, except Thomat Jra at. CROWN g'4l). Thomas ,!sell, of Old 'Mahon, in the North Riding of this county, aged 24 years. was charged with violating the chastity of Elizabeth Stabler, his master's daughter, a child under the age of tee years. The Counsel frr the Prosecution stated, that the Prisoner was servant to William Stabler, black smith, at Old Mahon. and lived in the family as an inmate. On Sunday, 27tH July last, Mr. Ste. bier and his wife went to Castle Howard, Leavi +R the care of his family to the Prisoner. The tam l 7 consisted of five children, the eldest of which wait the child on whom the ii jury was committed. and who was at that time under the age of nine years. The two eldest boys went to the Sunday School, leaving only thii girl. the Prisoner, an aeprentue boy, and two young children, under four year. • f age, in the bows. The apprentice tail was sell out of the way to fetch some water, and in his ab sence the Ptis.mer committed the unmanly crime for Which he now stood at the Bar. We shall briefly state the tantance of the am!. dente in this case, without entering into any detail* of the testimony of the respeCtive Witnesses. As soon as the Prisoner had grit the apprentice out tit the way, he proposed to Elizabeth Stabler to go with him into his losiging•rocm, and he would give her a glass of gist. the girl acceded to this proposal. and the Prisoner gave her a glass of the liquor he had promised her, which she drank ; he offered her spore, which :he refused. The Prisoner then placed the chiltingein his bed, and fully cont. pitted his criminal purpose. The child did not complain of this outrage until the following Wee day, when, upon being interrogated by her mother s she related tae whole transadion, and whose evi dence, as to the situation of her daughter, nsateri ally corroborated the child's testimony. On the following day, a surgeon was sent ter, who cu. mined the chili!. but whose evidence we cannat no tice further than by stating, that it placed. beyond all doubt, the truth Ot the previous testimony of the girl, and proved the lanai perpetration of the crime. The Prisoner, when charged by Mr. Stabler with .11w injury done to his child, at first denied it ; but afterwards confessed it, vf farlts to beg fergiveness ; but in a few days thought poper ag-un to•deny the charge, which so imitated his master, that he bad him appret•andei. Many Witnesses were examined on the pan of the Prisoner, woo gave him an exceedingly good charafler, but whose evidence no lurther anitecci the charge against him. than by proving that the girl had not been so much injured as to prevent her attending school the 1, flowing week. His Lordship, in crating the law to She Jury. said. 'that the SWUM which Mk the benefit of the Clergy from persons cony Et.ni of rapes, had Made it a capital offence fir any man to have what the law calls carotid knowicig: of a female child red.• the age of taiy-ars ; and that without any reference to consent or oust-consent of the clii:d. His Lord ship then recapitulated the whole of the evidence." The Jury, after consulting for a few moments, found the Prime: Goat,. bet recommended hoe to