The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

Fr-ii , ! the LO DON GAZ ET rEi (?q.:13; Isu:. LINXOUP 75.. ; f oseph lohnson, of '1 ,Nickett's 311115,:- Nortisamptooslitre, tniilei, to sum:Lida Oct. :t7, a 4, at tell. at , t;unuoall, l.in.lun Arturni4s,. Mr. 'ones. Mrlllo4ll - Lonilott; .tat Mr. Buti;titir,. - Noitli. ampton. ° • . lowpn lonirson and John Stetlittn; or rwickett's it•i.frrti, Off. 20, 21, at ten, and Nov. 24, et Litl4elll, at Uutt.iliall, Lutittott. Attotittes, MCSbrS. 5, 41/) , Suvem, lewry, Loudon Ad•ns,, ut t ute-street, Citpplegate.., London, dealer iu apirtuous liquors, oe.t. 29, Nov. 3, and z 4, at eleven, al ttomieb, Me4o4.,Vuutten.t,int and Cornyn, Bush- kin:, Cunton-stfth:t, SAllt‘14,11,1)1:11)el, ut 11`i lord-gut:et, Mid tlls x. linen-draper, Oct. t 7, a 4, and Nuv. 44, ,at tWe)Vc, ,at Al• torn 4, r. brake, illd Fwt.strect,l). , 4:tors' Co: unions.. Witham Ratichlkt Tlititlta4 Rubs, mow or late of Stock. port. Cheshire, ,:ottott-wanufacturers, Nov. 4, at the . 44atge%s..11er Aritis bpi ! Mattelle,tcr,• areieven, 5, and 34, ar t e ..ell Lrou inir, fle4towNo rla,. Lam:astute, at two. Me ss6. LinAard anti Dal:. I l:•uton-Norna. Tnonlas I (wham, of tvlancliesta, niercintnt„ Oct. 23,\29 r and Nov. 14, ar .ven at the iirolwWater cltester. Attoralies, AlallOtatt:t j • ur iaLksuni, Ilare.court, 101411 Lloyd, zit Liverpool, brewer, NIA?. 2, and 24, at eleven, at the (ilobc 4,;vati.•Livcrpuul. itOrnies, Julin-street, licUtord-rOW, i Air, 1 %. • Griffith, Livetpool, Samuel Law toi,, ur t.,;tattpenhall, Cneshire, butcher, Nov. 4, ). 24, Sr Cl:;Vl:11, at me. Giollc Taveiti, Liverpool. A r W Mlle, 11)11'1.4W:1g ISedturd.roW 11 .04AlUil or Mr, Live ) pool.' Cltaries,Adzins, ni littry:‘ouit. St. Mary Axe. London; oct. 29, Nov: j, .e n d 14, :at cICV44I, at t.;ttirl'i.,ll: Atturri.:y, Mr. V.isinute, Wi.ttlkiftl•Lutat, Tltrogittoriuit . street, . fo,eith now or late of liirtnin4hatn, b.sher, Oct. ag, 34, alto Nov. 24, Ai tvvur vc , at the Atli Lon inn, well, I.cl,:e..;ter,,nire. Attuinies, Mr. tt.wen, Artier. stogie, shire; Qr Mr B4fridgt:, Wouti-6tICCt,CIIO,II)•, SW, LOttcluti. • DIVIDENDS AlQxaticler Piobotsuit,of Castle-court, Bircilia.lailes LotiUun, at tv.wlve, at Uttildhall. paws etraouin. uF liatt.atteet,, Crtached-friado Luialuo, , iiise-incrchmit, actowi, at (.itt ; lcUtrtll. of IVui! wii, NucLiaigliamshire, ttA:AI4I.., at l;utialtall: • • • • Dc j. I(x...tLiul ,;1 Leok , ,'Stailardshir, Mica. tJl•tltt r, :It cliVit.:ll, at LUltti•Oti•.•• ", • , DelC. 22. luau l4ta of li.mokuitle,,ii,s9llotivii,rki • • Surrey,. einoar-immutaztitior, • . Dee 19. thoin'A MO George Nlackey, of Greenwich, • . . &ent, dills-caNnera leo, 41 (..; L 11144.14 t, Jet‘tidon. Dee. tc,,:taar:t. Dove, ut South_ ittadiQy'-strect.A;tiaiilese.s., aiituilh 7 l4l.lll46:ll,lntS, :Lac Cuii,(11.11... • . N _ , M Mc. oi. Wi.0..1.1 I lutellison, lute of Greenock , O' . Bri. tail, tiVOtia.:r, at twafi:, at GUthlriall,- bunclorf, ,Now. /.4., ci; tattlittgigate, :Loudon, tiler. chant, a r 'nil:, at t.vtrtillasl. Hotry 411thidti, lames Llrdwne, and Francis . the 014.1 wiry, WitlC.liluttalalltti,. at . at Guildhall. • Dee, ti.tinuel Bennett, ut Houndulitcli, acY, liatter.ttut outoer, at etevet., at Guildhall Dec. I %s• ibnyle ut Ellackfriars.. 'wad, Surrey, oilmen, at Londcin." ' Dec. 1. Sjeunge /mat. or t'iteuitutit, Hertlottishtie,i,rucer, at dicveit, Drc, 5. 10111 i litlt)Nh, et .I'l4eadtily, Wostininger, bb o k se i. ter, at twelve, at Det.„ r (At 44 I liartlitor, Butt.t.lanC,•Deptford, 'Kent, s.ftv&in, 41 Gutldltall.. a c t:. Z, tliiill4lll blinp4ort, Ltiutlint, met. vi.. 1 1 ,1., at Itt,lVe at Utiild.liaa• 11“ 14;10r, of Audi:ll.lam, Wood-atect„ -Lou. ,voavet, at .IWette, at t; L:11(111411. • V.1111;41.4 1'i.:441.1 Filer Parke, of Manche*. tt.t, Lro2ttlhil/IS,'ilt twee, toe. lltittgeWater Arms huh; 11 , 41,411L,,1Lt. N'iv. 4. li)un 1-te of St. Leonard, Devonshire, act. ckvvit, al the' flott:1, Lxeter.. {win 'anion. ui Woiveritumpton, hosier, at 0110 p tt .11, Arm, Tavern, Derby. 3. ailkl Lines, of know le, War a,,d ttf n',,, •ory, oxfordstar, f.: , •rit•taCtors, eleven, at the Ball's !lead, lthatingliant Vey, t floury. Appteto.t und • loon victor'', of F e u, w Lo.lon, int_ri.liants, k iii , , ,..0(; 0 ii,0 14 11.,. NoirYz.f. 1u ei lr Gleavcstit. cktur, of 61011t.V4ier-bUildillgs, %Val worth, Jamey, insurance,t rokcr, rat OM, at ulldltall Lohdo9. ..." • • Michael NPL:voy„ of Piccadilly,. Illiddlosex, wine andi initior-intich.inr, one, tit Gnintn,iil; • • Noy. 3. Licii,jitinin'Travers4iut irunetkiiithnie the younker, of Qin,!cii.trset; Cheapside, London; 6ugar at ten, at , .1 Navt 4. I.oriett; Woollicraft ;mil Viontlieraft; of Minwhester, cottott,nuoittlacturcrii, at dire::, at, toe in *ski' lfetiry tllcrCrr and, of I.iverpiaal, triryliiiitts,' at' twelve; ti;,.; Golden Lion, tivei Nov, 2. Itt)fult Copland, sat Liverpool; inerciianti ut twelve, ,at the Liverpool. c/?/tll./,'/eArliS Nov. 3. Cill.l.;rt Startneth, trt Outhani, woollen.rnanu- Illetait.r. lane% 1 :,auras, late of I.tplittpilc, Gloncesterihire, ‘lothler, iehii.rd riniger, of Qtherinittie, lontlni:, salter te -, ;ii:is "I.w skit:ra W taker, tit, I.4verpol,.aperchant.. I', IRINI!;01111'S O1.i!0/4V,E1).. W. Bennett, G. owe; W. anti W, ptinters, aitclawurrh; 1. Woo.l and T. know, Mansfield, "Nollkighahlirkittl, JACO. manutaatt.os, 'l'„ 'anti C. haritt, slinerhakers Ipswich. 'F. liradi - y, tt,th , iinenArapers. S. Natrrell. Suuth ti.tallay 'street, coach inaker. C. MiA .onan.l "I` • TaPicV,',llV - zry.stable.krepers, st,4o,iiiAl W. loitri,ttnic,ilavvrtordwest, merchants. Turtio• .tild 1. N.ew timid-street, catbiliet.4tiakias:; S. W.Lliteranu blllloitS, Leak, 511int•slierclrahtb. S. i;,rry aml j. I lAiterpool. "i t:latlie, I. Tarrart, I. Manila' s , W. Cuo4ic, f. W. Weaver, Crowley. jun. 1.1. flick. WI, poin under tilt: frill Of the, V. olvetrharnpinn b oa C 4 ,10140 4, 1.,r ua ici.3tt 4 , to E, Inne4 and T. Clarke. fIU NE Sot; zwrY.—rNext Sundity the Rev. Anti Glto;F. hilt t .r ~.I.li .1t Iticiltionci Church, in. behalf of- Ott . I The pecuniary r tt .'. ik , .;ird4. paid to I 4,0o(1 ciainvants, 'fur their e x v r,i ol , 6 in 0,1:) ,. /accidetnii ny 79 have ,heett • providtnolally restoredlu thar parcnts, %unities, and . to the, Statty 7 , -;i),CriPl fats received tit. Aaron P i' , k; PN NHS I.,Undoll - CUtfite-.' innWii3d IlUtaler of children lutt,u been from the watery.,grine, and restored by hittilirotkisrs,;ht i tiug in posstioikitt'of Pocket -.which is grituliously L4eliveredi, at No. Spital .square'. tjc:tut.vi dividends . are now paYing - atEngiand's .yve,)at tin. , door-. of which ii.direilly,Bliiptsitc!:. WA a NiAt'S, LOitvry Utkieo, In; Corithilial is . . ex i)e cted It t A rittnp will I;:tgrit I.lolll* 0,51 I.oticry which begiiis Drawitu' Tuesd 4-, Prizti.Ol4n,ooo.l.ri .1, W. would think reini46 itr lib attettlicintri , w;.6 lie rim atily, , LiYing om plit of. ktwir ordcr Ow nth( citvikLlka they receive nioy tse . wereaseit in tiw Idclition . al stain t t %WOOL it tear IT the purelnue. (i t ri Tio.ket,•or 101)01_1 )t,•iir, I. nod Snore, fitnn. -0) a itilakr Qaol. a year an t,;. i ;ntil Swar. and I .1...!51. , 4 yt'ar try ;.1 bixtettutiOiiiire. leroin dy0);111i1;:liVadyi pre,urna p Lu.l) r Oc Iti.tfor wil?,o:elpy 'their TM!! Stilt:raw gratis, — PWI I,`ti, y p inlincdtinely thsyzn:J 10N0... , ( 1.4,4 e ft/ Qrauti I'a LL . of 40,0001. - . OJI4DDN P.rin tett bl AE tho St.:l.4.t.)tv SURZIEY SESSIONS, OCT. 1 Ann Preeman was fiwill Guilty of unlawfully tit tering; an , l tendering hi luiyipepti. afSt e rnotioii . s, :Sontbwarli, a false and tAtaDteltintititElilgllthi 4iti -1):31Ce, nti4 liai iu in her po3session oth ounotr r felt money, knowing.thesannalo.be•so, 1:1314 being her, second otience, , she was sentenced: to be imprii awed for itwelve; months, in the County gaOh. and to end Sureties for her good behaviour for two years, 'herself in ;101. and two others in toh each. • . Sarah Afu was also, found gulty of uttering one bad Shilling, to John Goo Why hut this being her first olfencei she was only sentenced to six. months linprisounient in the I fouse of ,Correttion, at Newington, and to find security Tor her good be haviour for six months, herself in 201. and two others in lA. each. • Mamas .Bolton, a butcher at Kennington, was charged with assaulting a servant girl of the Wale of Ann Bass; upon the 2oth of May last. • It appeared, from the evidence, that Mr. Chain=berlaine, her Master, kept an Academy at'Kenning ton,.called Norfolk House Academy, and had dealt for' above a year with the Defendant, for butchers' Meat ; that Mr. Chatub..trlaitie, about six months agO, became insolvent, and, at that time, owed the Defendant thesuth of eleven pounds; but the Ik fendaht refused to accept the compromise which I.everal others of the creditors agreed to take, saying, he could not ; atl'ord any less,. but still insisted upon filling Mr. Chamberiaine, who, to prevent expense and litigation, sent him five pounds on account, pro miaing,.to pay the remainder as soon as he cwild, and also to deal with him thenceforward for ready money. The Prosecutrix was the person sent from her inaster. Initise with money to purchase the . pleat 1 . btit r , in. ct6nsequence of improper liberties at= tempted with ,flee by the Defendant, she declined going there any . more, and purchased her meat else.; where. The Defendatn again betantreituporiunate' with leer master, and complained sit his sentling htta ready money custoth el s ew here. Mr. Chamberlaine, ignorant of this 661, called ilk wife to uxplain. ctrcwpstakce ; imn she said that the girl had - al ledged.thelnproper liberties fictrien , ty taken with her hy the Defendant as the eaus,"iiller not going -to his shop. The De:,:ntaiit wade reply;. hut, a day or two afterw.ards, mite .Prosecutrix wzis sent. on a message by her int.tress, and, , when a few yards from her mastet's (loot, was met by ti'e carrying two hog Nils, with a yoke, up his shoul ders, who interrupted her paasage, would not suffer her to go upou either side td hiA , called tier a thief amid a and told her %‘ as drunk from morning to night. She made no:reply; but retreat ed towaros her master's gate, whither the Defendant filloWed her, and, taking. one of his pails by the handle, he struck' her violently three tunes over the arm, ,and once upon thy breast. Spe called tg her aid a young Getitletum named Vivaries,..a teacher in her master's .scope], t hen coming fret') town, and close to the place, and. the Defendant went away. She was disabled,. by the blows she had received, for three whole weeks,, from attending to her business, and did not' recover from the wound or contusion on_her breast bdure the lapse of three months.' fitaletllatt Was supported not only by the evidence of the girl herself, but by that of her mas ter and mistress, and Mr..ViVarieS ; alt of whom swore, that they saw the .assault committed in the manner alledged. On the part of the (Prisoner; Thomas Bennet, a boy of twelve years of age,, son of a butcher in - the same neighbourhood; stated, that he was coming by at the same time, on the opposite side of the .way,- and that he heard the Prosecatriv.threaten to Scra I tc.) the ...... n e.'en..an(s eyes out, and that she flew at him as if for the purpose; and that the Def.mdant answered she should not scratch him, but she might scratch his pails, Otte of whiCh he then held up in his defence, and in riumiaott him, she struck her ktittckles'againt the pail. I The CnAtuNtAN, iu snimning up the testimony to the Jury, was,.decidedly of opinion that this boy's testimony was tindeserving of Credit ; as it stood contradiaed by four other Witmsses. 'The Jury found the'Prisoner Guilty of the assaults and the COurt , ivas prweeding to sentence, but was given to , understand by the Prisoner's counsel, that he had agreed to compromise the matter, by malting to 7 the Prosecutrix ample compensation, nainely, paying la.' and the costs of 'prosecution, to which .the Coinisel for the prosecution acceded, and . the Court in consequence passed no sentence. ~ SCOTCH CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. PERTH, Qc'r. 7.—The Circuit Cotwt of Juitictory was (petted herd, oli M4llday last, by I...ork,flVLiA.- Do wrIANK. • The Court proceeded to'the trial of Dui lid Peter, 'weaver at Warship, near Arbroath, indh;ted for the . murder of George - Shepherd,: weaver, in 'ATI oath., The indithnent stated, that the deceahed having, early . on tire rimming of the 3&. of 'N'ay last, gmie iu moi l/any with three other .young' menlo the batiste of the Prisoner, on the High Conarcion of Arbroath, and. having called to bit, or to , another per.on re `raiding under the, sante roof, .t that they wanted some- thing,ta drink, anctbeing told they could get nothing, they all loft the said house peadeably, except that . one :Ono Wa3 thrown, which only brtilte • one -pa'ne of glass; neverthelebs, the said David Peterirnmediately went to the 1)003e of his brother, in Dickstield of At 'math, where he knew or believed he:would - get a., niusket 9r fowling-piece loaded ; and having accord , ugly procured 'one loaded with gunpowder and lead. 'drops, be, prated with it, went iinquestof theatbre• said per4ons, who had' been at and •departed front 114;- 44815 t: ; ,and having fallen in with the deceased, and, iinntlier thein at, th e .shore .of Arbroath, .did, .Without„any-provocation, wantonly, wickedly, and• iwlouiously discharge the said. loaded ittni:qt. or InWling-piece at the, said: George Shepherd;' , who . lvai thereby mortally wounded,- *I died Milne". diately after. examination of witnesses occupied the Court till a late honrin theevetijng, when the Jury were . next Morning returned i a ve;%ltct, by 4 plurality of voices, finding the panne! Gui/tp ; Gut.. the s plurality earnestly recGiunieuded'him mercy: - He Was sentenced to be execUtcd at Perth , on the. 20th- day of Novetnber next. 104:ten [IA a i<t s, or No. 4, MArilett.court # 114nsiteet ; a No. 1 z2,Stxa tici ; where hic/vo rue' niont!" Or*: POLWE. •—• r. FRAUDULENT BANKRiIi•T. • 13ow,5Titur,T.—Oh the i Bth of hst . Aw_ust, Tucker the younger, a serga manufOurer and banker, of li:ieter, - and. of Oornbill, 'l.2}ntlon, tiegle4itcd to appear to a COtuniission, of Bankrupt cy, in consequence of Which Le was proclaim :;.1 :in outlamr.' . : Mr..Sare, of . Surrey -street, Strand, the Solicitor for the Bankruptcy, engaged Adkins to trace rent and apprehend 111 M. The: - Officerin his' inquiries learnt, that the bankrupt's d been a bank rupt, and was gone to America, whither he ‘1 As going to follow hiM. Adkins accordingly went in pursuit of him to , Several sea-ports, wit out eifeCt';' he 'at length learnt that:he went by the name of-Bottomley, Cohabited with. a woman of the • name of Crouch, and lodged at MtsChurehill's,'GreenWich ; he went to Mrs. Churchill's house on Monday evening, but t here being ry roads by which he might make his escape in the dark, if he had jumped out of a wincloW, did not think it . prudeut to continue his search after him then, but went,yesterday morning 'between the 'hours of 6 and' 7, aceontpanied by Salmon,' one of ,the - patrole, whoM he Stationed on the outside of the house, to prevent : any person escaping and Adkins, having found his way into the house, and to the bed, room door, where Mr. Tucker was supposed to be in bed, after surmounting many obstacles, he de manded admittance, and was 'answered by a female, wholnquhed who he was, and requested to know what 'he wanted. Atter a cconsiderable altercation, the feinal"e agreed to . open the dour, if he, would wait till' she put Some clethei on, which he agreed to do,' provided she was not many minutes; but she excdtiii that time; the Officer renewed his appli cation for 'the deor to be opened, when the female an•wered, she . Would not open it, unless be stated his busines . s.-=-tipoo hich the Officer broke the door open, dud found ,Mr. W. Tucker concealed in the curtains of the bedstead. Mr. Tucker asked the Officer, if it was not very seritus bh,iness lie was coMe - upon 1 lie answered it wit , ;. Mr. Tucker izquired what reward he was to•have forapprehonding him ? Adkins replied, that Wa's nothing t s u him. Mr. Tucker observed, what= earn it was tie would reward him with a sum con, sioerably greater if be .would let him eKape; Ad= kins replied, like a good offieer, that he inew his duty too kvell.to beint - lueoCed by any sum of money. he could offer him, to induce him to permit him to eJt%ti,o, and Ordered trim to dress himself without delay to go with him, which he accordingly did, and the Officers . brought him before iNlr, IteAn for ex atninatiOn when'Mr. Page, a Messenger belonging to the Commissioners of.r..ankruptcy, attended, and ideatitied thePrisoner's.person, and proved that all the propertimus had been gone through for out laying the Prisoner, The Prisoner was committed for another exami- nati6n, wheil Ilk Assignees =Luther persons InAt Eketei will attend. Deciritey, Esq. was charged with vio lend); assaulting Sir I.lJbert Peel, of Portland-place, oti Mondayevening. It appeared; that Mr. Dears*, in company with Mr. Mellish, were in the lobby of . ury.lane Theatre, conver,ing 'with two . fernale3; when Sir Robert' Peel `passed between the Gentlemen and the. females; in doing whitli, Air. Vearsiey, conceiving it to be a forciole way, asked Sir Robert what he . meant by his behaviour, and who he was s lie an sw,:red, he was a Gentleman.. Mr. Dearsley.re plie t, lie WIIS a Gentleman too: Some altercation passed, when Sir . Robot proposed that they sbotdd leave the Theatre, and retire to the Bedford Coffee-_ house, to settle their dill - acne, to which 11:1r. Dearsley replied he bad no obje&ion, being per suaded that he should he as well known at the id ford Coffee-house as Sir Robert was, and they ac-, cordingly lett:the Theatre.. On their getting into liryclOs-street, Sir Robert Peel turned to the lett, instea4 Of the right, which induced Mr. Deandey to believe that he was an impostor, and that he did not know where the Bedford, Coffee-hbuse was ; and in eotiSequence, collare'd him, struck him sere- - ral blows, and tore his cloaths. -'rho parties were taken to the watch-house. lie. Dearsley was held to bail to answer the complaint of Sir Robert Peel, himself in 4UI. and two sureties in tfol. each. Mr. Mellish was one of his bad. • punDivat..—Mr. Harwood,. master of St.- Se puiciire'l work-house, charged Ann. ,Kinsman; La.; zallelt Banks, und certain other paupers belongieg . ' to the workhoule, with a conTiracy; and with bus cantina,: ihat tempting to rescue • 1' ilium n 'front confinement to Ole where the Overseers had .fountl it necessary .to place her, in cml , v( pepee of her returning, after• having been indulged u ithi lenre of an,euee for theday,'.in - a state of into:;ieation, and bohaVixig in the becoming manner. • . I~ittsitu i,ill her defence, said the 'room set Prirt for .tlw confinement of her and her fellows was in deed a sepulchre, .and , thatit witivneceilary tor any person that was confined in it to walk about during the whole Of the night 'ibr fear of being devoUred by . rats. • ; • • ' This was denied by the Master,l.who assured the Alderman, thaverery degree ul comfort Wtli afford ed to ihe rt:tt(Atllti iu the houie, whom the terrors of, this tyedra, faisely as they were represented, could not restrain within any decent bounds. whrthy:Aldeeman tiair JOI4H -Eatinn) or- t dered Ann Kinsman,: as •applirently. the instigator or' A this improper condnet, - to he committed to Jiritll.4'; well.; .and exhorted be.ttlallkftti tt46 cotutOriable 4onie' they. enjoyed,. and not by , thAr; . , own. ituptoPePCOlldtia - dyad from the saliifac'-`: tiou which their parish felt in -affording :them pro- , tOdion corresponding to their sitnation.. • • A Gentlermin of " the . tiaine , of charged Wiz.- iluiris with robbing him of a gold' l'hePrOsecutorstated that ort the premding night ;or rather that morning, as he.was returning froth the Cir;.. vis, in p;ssingalung Bridge-street, thellisonet bursi upon Ititn front 4tinong St venal. other personi, some: women and - some men, with wham wasstand ing, and seized an him by , the arm. The PrOsecp-, tot, ..anxious to get .quit , of them, turned up .rid - 'court, which was .on °his. 'way assuring.the Prisoner : at the sane tintetliat be hadno of C,E'lie could not go with her. She kept thuse)y him, how ever , Qpd,at thpl other epd cur of the c: there were two women standing, whom the Yri soner touched, and - 46 - viiroln, as the. Prosecutor thought,..k slipped ,sornetinpk. The ProK4ttor and the ..Trilsoner cross ed pv — er togetier to the other side of Fleetstreet -I ,466;iiti li paCing his - hand:on ,the 'side pod;* of his r.bitt, iirtd6r his artn, ,where he ; placed his gold watch for the sake of security, ho tksF i O tied it was gone. Fit! immediately gar oOharp .the -Prisoner, having felt '1%6 I.vatcli in its PfiictA ; within 'less than two :minutes beibre she had made Iv to him. „On searcbiog 4er,,,how.ever, nothing W . aslonnil on her. The worthy Aldermin . a• skd the Constable of the Ogi)ct(lVlr. ISl'Dowall;printer, Gonty,h-squate) 'what was , the impression on his mind when the partio first appeared before him • _ _ __ • Mr. 1N1 4 D. , ..van ‘aic!, from the very digina tor) told by tlie Piosecutor, who was periettly colleact; and uniform in his statement, and tratu the lcnow4 cbaraoer of the Prisoner, wborn they had fregaeutly in 'custody, and Who bad lately .been brought to t 4, waich-house, changed ged with robbing; a 'Gentleman eighteen guineas, but from which, as in the pre3ept instance, the propertynOt having been found ca he: person; she had been liberated-4e had beep in,l dined to think-the charge well founded.' The Alder watt said ; that, contrary to his usual pradice, he had, in the present ibsqince, uplied tq know , xlmt VMS the impretOon made, at the mo ment, on the mind of the Constable before whnnt the parties had originally appeared. His reason for . doing so was, be knew Jr.: l'WDowall to b e .t worthy and..rettpeCt:tbi l / 4 ! pt,ri.!l), to whosLt to,t,ticowcv every possible credit wa, tine. - Mr..M'Dowall the,,office of' Constable for hituself--an exampli) which he hoped would become prevalent in the city' of London, and which, he was cons, need,. would- • , contribute more Ham any thing — clSe,t6 the. fair mitt .• impartial administration of justice. He saw, however, in this case nothing ivl re warranted him in committing the Prico,nef tor . qka. FT e ordered htt,"theridore:,' to he: sent to iiricieweit for a fortnight. ' . • , . . The north-east coast or Norfolk- f‘#/t!:? . 0 et 41,11 4 36 the, gale which blew so vicently ion tlto nislli. r tiu` Wednesday' last: The leielites.i. the , Coast., the, ,height at'.the tide, and' the fay - of 'the blade' the sea rush in upon the la n 4 vitith such lOtte'4lol velocity as had hardly ever been, expetijencgd‘ irgke ney harbiter,'Which is dry at low wi3ter,u , as.fillegk, ;by the sea in the space ea feW nitneies . , rose above the banks, and Out boats ,eva,,106.1t! which.were in the - harbour: soon . floateCt iota' tli• quay, and Stove agoinst the buildings. cleYsAr«VC.Ir is about a mile from Blakeney; affa(re'd'a s dinary a speetacle. The tide usuglY at •this place, front eight to twelve feet, and this Cane it , rose not less than eighteen; th e s treets titre :pletely inundated, and nothing' bui . dosied `tlopts and'dutiged crevices prevented aereral feet Of 4itti:f. penetrating into the ground toors,,of .the,hortseo.... The roatiffom `P;iakcite)v to lit.: 4 "Z)V:er ; paT of the land which is always co:ered...,h; a foot inches cif the waiter which: comas .tip to \Viten the gale began to rag' fun::: 1y; a gii; with little iticonydnience, the aler ,rose nrich above the iforSe's atiele; but the tido rolled , in with such rivklity, that ball ati hour .after it was absolutely . unpaszable. Z.r vo Gentlernon in a gi;; - wen. about (Irving (we: at this tiine, and wese.on/ saved fri:.trn tato 'danger 'of the ignsNisei by a litwiltinL, cotintrytnati, a Ito oh! , rving Wi:Llts they werz!iiiter,„ • p urv A t h em as fast ids cou;d, curl arrivecl i jusf as the Horse had put itiS iittoth; This p.iSsage disc laysa reatailkii:);c int:!.ince tl;e.road is often overflowed,- and as a guiiiiit:to'the traveller, tall posts . pre which knigh,t great e.,e to declare the height of the water ; yeS the t• po:its are without tigelle warks, ..!Lid can he pr no utie purpose, Coy- freqnehtly Snffers inundations to the.present ;' and in the adapt ton t.)i the btroa ore of the hont:o to the in(anypqi.r._ ence of the slid ation, Ihe inhabitants have disjilayett tF . corious'speeinKu,ot inge nnity:and for'.esig4t ; most,all the honsey 1,1;11i;o11 adjoin the ,Ntattet: . 4,tre so Walt, that o .lairs downwards' . At Lynn; 'ln. tidoi6se so hi h in the harloe..2l', tha . t matiY itooie o g' in the lower pacts of the tsn wep, _ overflowed I. and the -.‘44tppitt ) ;,,tattl hea banks Axeivad: some datlla i ge. • . • - T 1-1. • On tha alb inst. Airs, f.inuit, Wtst•sciturt4-4tora SO* AIR .'Z iEb. . • . .. ..: •, On S Vutneiday 120, at F.Kiintlity, In t udorn. ' (3 ec t -0-.: :. TtlociiiiJ L n eson, ..li 3 q, of ‘ 1, ') . ,:x:t4;11.. t o Prilsi 1.1,..C010 ,, 0• ‘‘o;xl', sat.`oint o;tupfia6' of 11.:nry Colthip.wuou, 1'..1.. of i•if".... 6 . btlioe,Tuvar,,bi,ertittititj.it.ual. , , . ()it Thursday, by ) .r-t..i..11 JlL'uliCe, in York-sl(citt. 1 ) 4,1 - 6 ''' ,,7 lin, Cllttliilnt 1•10041,- i ,(i. Of ,:.putiltitz.4.ltili, to`l'irs;C('- iso:ly, r:lict of th 4 Rev, i . 1101114S (..011(41) i of Yorl:-:4t,1% - cf. I;4iely, tatvarti kogers, Esq. tnit , son "(K . 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