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WI - ... Per . . . - / 21 , 4 f . - • ,: afi 4. 5 ..."; . 4 • . ... • tr 44 - v ~:,,,, . . / 1 ~......., ;„ i i i I .a. ir Ni 11 ttittgb t [.. A) 0 if , mitt:4l --:..:...3 4, t - t. . _ .. . -. • - . . . . . NUMBER 5504. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET TEES EVENING. THURSDAY, July '27, 411 be - perCturiee. LOVERS' QUARRELs. Cilia+. Mr. Barnard; Sancho, ,Mr .1 gasyrll. bosun, Mr. Connor; hiciiiibs. Mrs. Gibbs. After which, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Capt. Mseheatli, Madame Vesirir (her :rift appesrance its thsi Chgracter, on this si•je); Prarhum, Mr. Terry; 11.oekit. Mr. Williams; Filch, Mr. J. Russell. Polly Peachtree., M.wi R. Corti (her bib appearance nron the English Shire); Al • Pesthole's, Mrs. Pearce; Lucy Luckiv. M re. C. Kriable. Tu conclude with the popular Farce of A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Alfrrd ; 'oars - ; Sir Mark (7.l;se. Mr. WI 1 , -ttns ; 4r Setliourti, Mr B .1; Fulton-. %Ir. Hatnmotirl Gamekeeper, Mr. Come►. Mrs Selbuurn. Miss Leigh ; Ma rta Da►hn;ton, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Fixture, Miss Gran. Puri for the &MPS to taken of Mr. Marsingbaro, at the Theatre. The Doors to be opened at SIX o'Clock,aurl Ore Perform ance le begin at Seven. _ _ In consequence of Ibe unprecedented success of The Bet. yes Opera, it will be repeated every eveuing till further. notice. To.wsorrow, with The Romp, am: The Devil to Pay. The Commiedie. of The Coos.toot Couple, and The Jolley.. Wife, are postponed; due notice %ell be given of Mew re presentatiou. A new Corned, is is preparatiun, and will be speedily produced. THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPF.RA-HOUR, STRAND. T HIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Jai, 27T HIS will be performed, 7th time, an entirely new Operatic Drattts, in three net,. called WOMAN'S WILL—A RIDDLE' Duke of 3lalan, Mr. ROWIIOIII3III ; Count Vita Mr. Bartley ; Canteens, Ur. Penman Corvino, Mr. F;lft(e‘SClementine, M is/ Kelly; Duchess of 3131111ia, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Isabel , Mini Carr+•. The Epilogue, in character, by Mr-s Kelly. To conclude with (9th time at this Theatre), the celebrated Eat _ 071, in tvl , acre, callyal DON GIOVANNI ; Or, A SPECTRE ON 1101ISEB ACK. Mr. Pearmau ; Don Giortnin. and Ghost lorr.elf, Mr. T. P. Cooke; 01/11 Octavio, Mr. Broadhurst; itriilegroirm„ Mr. Wilkinson; Lerwello, Mr. Halley. Donna Anna, Mice I. Stevenson ; Bride, Miss Worgmtn. Doors open at Half•past Six, and the Pri-formance to be gin at Sevres. Toin.irrow, and every evening, Woman's Will—a Riddir! with Don Giovanni, or A Spectre on Horseback. A new Romantic Melo-drama is in preparation. In the ,portly will he published. in to o vole 8.0. E It NI 0 N 1:11.1 11e- , evi.l A 7 ISAAC MILNER, DA) fits Dean of 4:arlist., and l'reeidrwl of Qnectt's Cnlter. Cambridr.. Pritaarol-for T. Cadell, in the Strand ; and W Blackwood Vinborgh.. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. July 27, snit following Evening', will be preseutra, lig the 1.. beral petinimion of 8 J. Arnold, Esq. Proprietor of the Eng. lob Opera House, toi the 4th time a this Theatre, • Public ResJing of Mr. T. Dibilin's favourite Pantomimic Extreva. ga•laiic Burletta, with alterations auJ additions, called HARLEQUIN HOAX; OR, A PANTOMIME PROPOSED. State Manager. Mr. Besigough ; Patch, Mr. titzwillisai ; Prompter, Mr. Adcock ; Factotum. Mr. Ellie; Harlequin, Mr. Wyatt ; Skadrach, Mr. Smith. Columbine, Miss Cepelanit. After the Pantomime (sixth time this Sention) the grand Seem-Comic Melo.Drintlitie Barletta, in three acts, talleJ THE PROPHECY ; Or, THE GIANT SPECTRE. Manfred, Mr. Huntley; Count of Falcossara, Mr. Rep roves; Theodore, Mr. Watkins; Raymond, Mr. Ridgway ; Thowineo, Mr. Wyatt; Jaeapitit, Mr. ForelSiam. Hyppo. Ida. Miter Taylor; Matilda, Min Norton; Fiorella, Min Copeland. To e•oielode with (fourth time these two Seasons) a grand Legendary Melodtrame, in three abort Acre.. ' mi o the r i c e o f RICHARD THE FIRST. Boxes, H.—Pit,_24.—G*llery, le._ - - Doors open at half-past Five, becin at half past %v. Half price at half-past Eight. On Monday next will be pia - winced, foe the first time, an entirely new Comic Barletta, called Whcrls within Wheels, in which Miss Poole, late of the Theatres Royal Drury lane snit Lyceum, will •ake her first nitiwarmice o 0 'hie Stage.—thlorr Novelties are he preparation. SALES BY AUCTION. BY MR. WAK EFI El. D. Al Garratray'r Coffee House, Coroltill, MONDAY, ditty 31, 1810, AFREEHOLD T EsA rE, collet! the HOOK. in the Pariah of Northatt, Hertfordabtre, one nude frog. Putter's Bar, four from Hamel, Mor from Hatfield, rime from Hertford, and ihlrieris frma London of a Rood Earl% Douse, awl 105 metes of I.nd, a awall part weir of which a arable; Irt m. lease to a i,apt (table truant fur 2501. per annum, which will shortly cap.'r. Fur further particular. apply to Mr. Walo field, No 42, Panted); or at Garrawa)••. TO CAPITA LISTS . BY int. WAKEFIELD, At Carraway's Coffee (louse, 'Chinge-alley. on MONDAY, the 3ht July, at Twelve uTiock, AMOST ELIGI 11 L E ESTATE for IN. vEsTNi ENT, near Russ, in iirralfordshire, via. the Manor .'r ',puled Mamma Upton Court, together with the several Farms of Upton Court, Whittuck's End, Bullock's Lisa, and Gttewuth, being lamd of the first raw quality, ly ing contiguous, and ht to most reopowsible tenants for up wards or 1,1111101. a-year. The whole forming a mums ty ttrin:t desirable for Troffers, or persons desirous of maklng a good Investment io Land. Fur particulars apply to tin. Cooke, Solicitor, Ruse ; Al . akrfirld, No. 42, Nil-moll; Mewl+. Urger sisal W tby, S./bettors, Surrey.strert, Slraud ; or at Gattawny's. By MR. WAKEFIELD, Al Ckirrattraja, on MONDAY, Jody 31, at Twelve lielork, by roller of the Escretitors ..4" the Inie Mr. %Vat. kreclwr, AFREEHOLD Es rA T entl,tl RA IS BOO', Or 4 stiperior Farm 11.,1111P, ehwly tl/firk•hll111, in the poloist or 200 Aries of rs. c. llent Laud, lathe higTmst st A.. of c u bit...time. Tisk P...- prrty iv signaled sin the high road from Doirsolvom to Swill,. twww.r. in • .lry healthy .tosiatiwe, lo.rs 1W6.11 111114 , the :Om OHM Of •11'4.11(erS. death lof tier lair i'Mpriehtt, it ni.lit be brought to Ode, 411/I atforrls a %Mild. Sir.l porhurity fora prrsou of troalerair property, usoilitg aC I rrvideurr nail safe inresteivesst. At thr Sam. time will lw Solil a Cl ppytiol,t) ESTATE, roe.' Tllit ESII LOA, in the parish of Trllioigh•tu, C 011.141. 1' gof a Good Fars House awl 51 Acres of Lvod, Copy h...l Nluottor of Wylsod.n.e. This properly is tit the mutt f. Auk description of awl on shit account will always ennow3n.l a tenant at a good trot ; t 1 iv strati...lily •Arsairrl, iu a lough state of cultivation, and worthy public aitrolowoo . Patio-glop, may Ise Awl of C. C Parker, E.g. S.loritor. Chrlinsfurol; at the Koig's Htsd, 31aloluit ; tot Mr. Pantry itaktita, Itoritlials; Mr. Thomas flowers, Aliltwor; at arrfalra3%; and at Mr. Wake held's, 43, Pall stall, Loshlw.. 111; L. ~: _,.~. THIRD EDITION. Just published, le rive Sire. busr.lit, pi ice 37. rirHF: ROVAI, NIILITARY CALENI)AR: oe, Arne Siesiee nud tThinimissinti Hook containine, iseepeding N. heiii4rity. the Service. and pruercor of Promo• those( the Generals, Ideutensni-Generidi, is.,nr-Generate, Cohneeis, Liesitenaut-Colonek, ;Intl II 616,4 Of the ArictY; will &Milani the principal ltlilitary Events of the last Century. Soleby Mr. Evrtion, Whitehall; Longman slid Co ; and all other Illooksellera. LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1820 his I - is iiit the Cloninel rood ; knows also the • Louse of Thomas Item. Catheriiie Hyatt, mom—Recollects the night Mr. S!'reliv was murdered; recollects to hove resin Mr. Sheehy in the initicife uf the high road about that evening; Mr. Sheehy was walkiiiy; know% Drati - A house; saw Mr. Sheehy ko into Dwall'A hums ; kn uwr the Prisoner (here the witness ideotified It ni), saw him the seine even ing ; had seen Mr. Sheehy fleet. Mr. Sheehy was iu Dival: . ll house Issfare witnees I:4W the Prisooer, who was about 20 Tides from Dwan's home; prinnier was driving Iwo horses which he was after wan-ring; he wrs going toward* ins father's house ; kiisisss the stream where the horses were watered. it is near the high road. Cross-examined.—The Piisoner of!eit went to water his horses: saw Mr. Sheehy often, by him , e e ls, walking oi, the high road ; told Mr. Sheehy. jot . the flight idler the no pytio.A, -Apt "Ire saw the Proloisor wetting near the barren that evening ; saw M.r. S. come ..sit of Dawn's house, and go lop the buMem. as if he was goisg home; witness weal iwte Prisomit'a house and saw the ins, horses inside of a partition lei the kitchen, and his father and two ' , lshii. but did not see the Prisoner ; wit ness/ went there for candles which Pi101.11e1 . 4 rioter bought at Clontni I for her ; does not know when the Prisoner was taken; the day that Mr. Sheehy was interred, pea informative to Colonel Greene. Misty Dronehan sworn.—Recollects the night Mr. Sheehy was murdered; saw him that evening star the dom of the house iii which witness lodged; it belongs to the uncle of the Prisoner; it is on the high road. Knows the stream; it is between the hurter' and Mr. Sherhy's house; witness went after Mr. Sheehy and asked him fir mine money ; lie • bid her rend her hueband to him and lie would give him some; witness was returning when she saw the Plisuner behind the deceased. with a bill-hook or plough-iron in hie hand. with whieh hr struck the der:ever' behind the bead; the deceased stumbled a few yards. and cried out. 45 Oh, murder! earthy'" the Prtsouer followed and pre him a orentod blow, by which lie was killed. and he fell within two or three yards of she small road ditch; witness did nut wait any longer, but ran home through the dikes as fast a, she cool.!. ('ross•erautined—Liver in Clonmel with her huts baud, its the house of Patrick Lonnergsas ; tea mained a fortnight utter the murder in Ileats's house; lived a pivot while at Bellvitonolaw, two milts Irmo Ryan's house; knew the Prisoner sod the deceased very well ; d d not tell the Shrehys of what she knew until within a few days of Easter Sunday ; did not tell it before last Assizes; did not hear ilie Prisoner was then in custody; kept it secret to herself; it was a eery great weight upon her trued: her husband was the only pre. son to whom she told it ; was married twice; was married to her first husba n d by Father liessisa ; heard that her first busbutd died in tlw west of America; Father O'Neill recrived an account of his death; is Married to Orooghan two tears; was in a hurry to be married to him ; Ss a dealer, aryl sells small articles; !ward there was a reward of 300/. or 5001. offered fur the appreliensioft of the murder; never expected to get a farthing of the reward ; never heard the Prisoner was taken until Patrick's l) sy. when willies,' was going house from Dungaree's; heard the iseighbount say that ill'Curthy was taken for the murder; 541 V 111 V Prisoner on the slay the inquest was ; saw him frequently after at Rya's'', house ;" Ryan told wittitors'a husband not it, go outside the deer at night ; if he should. he would surely be killed by a atone or a shot front behind the ditch. It the course of the crierisexamitiatirm of this wit. nese, the Learned Conned. Mr. M'Unugall, ably endeavoured to elicit from her, th it her sole object for prosecuting the Prisoner was tlw reward which was offered. Against this insinuation she strongly protested. Derr the Learned Jud,ps asked the witness what induced her to swear against the Prisoner ? She said three or four ills before she gave the informs"- tO ))) she met the Rev. Mr. Casey between Clon m•I mud Cloglieeis. told hint the circumstance. and :okra his udvr•r ; he told her she was wrong its keeping such a secret in her breast ; and that, if she t o to concealment. she would not re crier Ilse rite, of the Church : this operated too very strongly upon her wind that she went and gave informattoo. Nicholas Drunken, husband of the last witness, corroborated the testimony of his wife, ail far as be was concerned, and further remarked that he was often awakened out of his sleep at unfit by his wife starting up and crying out, " Oh, murder ! Car. thy !" this witness also stated, that lie was prevent ed through fear frum giving information, and that he newer 10141 10 oily person olio murdered Mr. Sheehy, but to one John Egan. Joins Egan being sworn. stated, he was in the employment of Colonel Greene; that on the even tug of the murder Drosigliati was with witness re. criving follynleill for work ; that three or lour days after willies's said to Drum:kin, that it wus well fur Droughan that he was not away that evening, he being a stranger, or hr would be suspected of the murder. " Ott, no," said Drotighan, " that could not Iw, for it was APCartliy that murdered Mr. Sheehy." Witness never told Mr. Greene who murdered Mr. Sheehy. This oiliness protested, in I rather a pasilloolle manner, against the insi n uation that it was for the sake of getting a share or the re- Ward that he came forward to give his evidence; he never expected nor would he take a shilling of the reward. John Altilcally, Esq. swum—The mottling after the murder witness went to the ►pot where it was perpetrated ; observed a large pool of blood ; went the pool, to endeavour to trace rote foot steps ; saw footsteps leading from the blood to the high rood , bait tt Kist nothing of thew, ae wit. noes observed people going from the blood to the high road ; witness then saw traces of blood on the Slitter to a atomic gap, which was a few yards from the spot, and which appeared as if the deceased. on receiving the first blow, had stumbled to the litler where he was found ;nu tracing the blood to the gap. saw a footstep beriesili the field•siide of the ! gat►, rind a !loge drop of congealed blood, which appeared as if it had fallen from th e we a pon or coat of the assiissiii; entities% then traced the footsteps in the field; the doitance beissecri each step could not l be made by a person Ht 1011 111911911. ; WU. nras traced the footstep+ to Imze in the l►rirouer's paid ; the furze was within twenty yards of the I house; witness did not know the Prisouer ; never hail the least suspicion of biro. Michael Ormond, a constable. stated, that he was lite person who took the Prisoner ; witness I sod Mr 1. Sheehy found him concealed tinder a heap of straw to his uncle's house ; had taken bun before lust Assizes on 'rigor-Mu of this mar• • de►, but, there being uo positive evidence, he was discharged. I • he only witricits brought forward on the part of the Prisoner was one Ellen White. Stir ►wore i that three or four days before the Prisoner was taken Ma►y Drouglion asked her to join her it, prosecuting the Prismier, and said she would get it share of the reward. This insertion was strongly contradicted on the cross-rxatniaatuou of Mrs. Droughso. [lt may not be amiss to remark here that Thom.* I Ryan, mentioned in the foregoing evidence. was drowned las* Assizes in coming down to a host from Clottmell His Lordsh.p, Byron 11'CLELLAND, summed up ' the evidence to the Jury in an able and eloquent manner. and passed a very handsome compliment on the praiseworthy conduct of the Rev. Mr. Casey. in bringing the nefarious deed to light. The Jury, after retiring about ten antsutes, re turned a verdict of Gaik l . His I ' nrdship► addressed the Prisoner in a feeling wed impressive exhortation ; he commented largely no th e h eni n o s ne ss of the crime. He concluded by beseeching the culprit to employ the few hour. (eft hint in repenting of los former iniquities, and hoped it wits not too late for his soul to expect mercy from his God, whom lie had so grievously oli'ersited, sod out to expect any fuon that tribunal which now sentenced hi• body to be hanged, dissected, and anatomised, after the expiration of forty-eight hour•. The Prisoner seemed much affected, and asked fur a long day. His Lordship declared that it was out of hit power, as the law mode it peretop tory on bills 111 such a case to order the Prisoner fur execution forty-eight hours after his convic tion. Purauant to sentence. the Prisoner was brought out for execution on Thursday. at one o'clock.— Ile appeared perfectly calm and reconciled, but we understood he was much distracted nn Wednesday. However, through the pious and zealous instruc tions and attention of the Clergyman who encoded him, lie was brought to a just sense of the wicked ness of the crime for which he was oboist to suffer. He willingly confessed his guilt, and acknowledged the justice of hit sentence. After spending stone time in prayer lie ascendsd the scaffold, and with every oppearance of sincere coiorition and cum in:net' implored the prayers of the numerous spectators who assembled to witness the awful mine, and who with sympathising feelings jollied hum its prayer to /leaven for mercy on his soul.— He died almost without a struggle. After lila body had been soisperided for hall an hour, it was cut down MA given for dissection. 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IN consequence of the demand for. and great bear4t derived from, the use of PI NDIN's PATENT TRUSSES, without metallic speirsgs„GA WA N and CO. beg leave to inform the Public, that their Ma•isfaelnry is now at No. SOO. Fleet.street. These Trusses arr highly approved of by the most iminrat Sauternes in tows and country, sot recommended um account of their great soil ,uniform pres. sure. without chsfing. Respectable references can be given to surgeons sad others, who have proved their good effects. Those by whom Merl Trusses have been wore, give the decided prsferenee to P. Pinsliit's.—N B. Persons feuding the cit.. sumferenee of the body below the hips, and the largest part of the thigh, stating which rtdc they are afflicted, may de. psnd um bring caentri ly fined. ---•— IRELAND. .... {WATERFORD ASSIZES. _ COUNTY COt'RT, TUESDAY, JULY !S.-SECOND DAY. TRIAL OF JOHN MTARTHY FOR THE MURDER OF ROBERT SHEEHY, EMI. ✓ohn McCarthy ors indicted for the rend tow der of Robert Slortl.y, Esq. on the 15►11 of Jemmy l a .r. at Bow tr Edmund Sheehy. sworn.—The deceased. Mr. Sheehy. was witness's father ; witness saw the deceased brought into hip house by witness's brother and another num ; he appeared to have beets mile. dried ; his skull was cloven *sunder ; on witness putting hi. hand under the &crowd's head it sunk tutu Ins .1;101; witness fainted away. The murder limitivned on Ihr 1.5i1i of January last at night-fall. built week wititeim and deceased distrait,- eil the Pri.onri'l father, ■nd drove twn horses from hi., 1 ;14 , 4 1 ; wi t h ..., who was a few yawls front them. dio;.;:lit the Prisoner was going to strike the de. cra•rd. will went to his assistance. but Primmest Gather cried out. 4 , 1.0 him go to the devil and take them ;" deco -aged put the bonus. in pound. but they were afterward. hauled ; Pfl-01Weil failwr held lea.e of some laird front deceased. and on the life of the deceased ; Prisoner lived width' a toile of the dec-aseil ; had lived there mairc year. ; the de• ceased was a kind snit benevolent Joh,' Sheehy. Esq. enull►er purr lir deceased, ;worm—Recollect!. the bight his killer tier mur fl.,(l; w a r prerent when ;he body wits Grind ; it W•it• iy.e.lll ; there orre ',everts% wrourylis 'tethered 011 it ; witio-ss put bit Is ',el under Ilk father'. head to pure It, when his hood went into tl►e ►kull ; there war ►nnch blond nn the gr./MINI; it was hard-weft U s er, mi d snow web 011 11w groom! ; erituess's bowie or within s wilder of w mile of the high rood diet leads to CI awl; there is et by.road. wr boreen. j ; there is en single in 11w TINA oillsits few pout of tlw pirer where the hotly wes found; koove. the, Prionorr ; hw Iwsw•e is in from the rood: the gate of the Prisoner's yard opens in the mail; 14 perr,rst •t Id here 1e pool the Prisoner's hot►:rif he w.►r g.stt►g 10 CUOMO ; CITY covar, WruNrobAY, JULY 19. ✓oh• Morale, convicted of loi..rwingly receiving► stolen good., otos sroteoced to be whipped through Ballybrickesi this day, sud to be imps o•oortt totive Re.. Jame' Browne. a Catholic Prie‘t. fined .501)1. fur•marryiny two Prutesiant•. had been for a Cl/11111drrable time suspended from clerical functio.o. AMEhICAN PAPERS. wrw Toni, awn 23. DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. Yesterday tnortiirie, between four siid five **chick, a fire broke out in the distillery of Jacob Cram, in the rear of Broadway, between White and Walker streets, which spread wish stick rapidity, that by six o'clock about shirty-fire buildings were destroyed or much injured. _ . . _ [From the Albany Daily Adrerline►, of June 21.1 Yesterday, at about four u'clork in the afternoon, a most awful nail desolating bre broke out iii the city of Troy, which has laid in ruins one third of the fairest 'motion of that flourishing eity. The number of buildings destroyed is shout 120, among which are some of the best dwellings, and a crest proportion of the largest and must sabstantial fire-proof stores sad store-houses. CHARLESTON JONt 15. FROM Both AlltRICA.—By the schooner Batiorl. frost Cardamom sod Porto Bello, in 30 Ilays from the latter, we leans that the Patriots under Bolivar had been very success (Nl; every put between hiss and the Canteens was in his possession, which has cut off all eonsistanieation with the interior, and made business very dull. Little or no looney in circulation; they were shoat establisbiwg a paper cur rency, aot having wherewith to pay the troops. NSW VORIS. JUNE 23. TRH GENERAL RONDEAU-PIRATES. George Mitchell. • mulatto. was on Wednesday night brought to the wilts e-olEce in this city, sus pected of being one of the pante crew of the pri vateer brig General liondeen. On his examination yestevdary morning, he says, that he left this port about three years since, in the ship Eidetic, belong ing to Jacob Barker. bound to Neer Odessa+, at which place he left her. and warked at hts trade as ship-c.arpenter. About the month of April. 1817. he went to Bourileaux in the ship Cecilia, from New Orleans. From Bonnie:lox they went to Buenos Ayr«. ; left the ship there; went on ►here about a week, and then entered on board the patriot privateer General Kosecteasi, Captain David M. Miles. They sailed from thence about the 18th of Decenalwr, 1819, on a cruise. The crew consisted of the following men t-11. M. Milts, master, from Baltimote ; Mallard, ed officer. an American Lieutenant M'Sween7. an Irishman; Mr. Latte• PRICE 7d. man. nett officer, an American ; -- Smith, wire master, an American; -- Riley. ditto, nu In.b man; the regent for pr!zes was an A corneal.. * smut fat num; Davis„ ',mini. an En.:lirliman, [Herr follows a list of all the name. of Illy amounting to about- Ifm. His exerninution is very disconnected and irregrilar; but we hive 1 :ie....v..4 arid put together as many particulars .41- 0.4 and limits will permit.' —l.l..oerr olo t Anw r a i gr aodwa .. stater. was killed off Grel'lliN. The V :'ll4l ashore it Grenada; returned, all 42r01r t ; George Perkins oo slime drunk. at winch lire si-rs complained. Sweetly ordered the iceo t• get under way. Some ildlicolly nru.r. And ht was killed and thrown overboard. After this Whey. they robbed rind plundered all Sprimisla proper's e . and sent the Prisoners ashore. Titer were out five months; took Bair prifteee . Mausiertjhriu. and sent them Mt foe Wll•egaritte. After 11w driith of Sweeny. the Captain. Mr. Davis. the Doctor. Masters snare (Samerei Wrighr,;. from Philadelphia. with but nor arm), the copra, * and serJeant of marines, ..I.oin Duck, and sewer I others (merlon.), t lir vessel in w host. They were tent oaf by Tom Demi), captain •f tibr castle, whir assumed the command. The firs toted they made was an island near Sarrantinh. Ti,,., division of the property was made by Tom Brash, Robinson, Hofer. pairid Ly e '', s o d Ch ar t,. N,:- son 14 dollars was given to the Prisoner neat), brit the marines, he nays. did lint get isel•- thing. The whole of the money on board. f •re the Captain left, be said. ousettosted to 10,000 dollars. Abo•t the lot of June. instant, the prisoner left the ve s sel *Oh fifteen other*, chiefly Mock•. abott a (try's sail front Savaintah. They "elf rent Ott hoard or* schrwue►. then in *test. and Brush told the Cuptuon or the schooner to land thefts north or Philaddohnt. They were landed at F.ltihrudr. Mese.schuaette. Deponent. with John Green •tall John Peters, came tit this city, rod. left t he otlwrs at Falmouth. They arrived here eaater.isf. Geer and Perot are not yet taken. NIS chell states that *bow :10 of the ere* were Am.-. 1 a the teat •' (Commercial (From •• 7te No -ph Niro/4" J une WI MICTINY AND '3ltiltlKß! On Satortla;la.; liveseauttrn , who hail cfime up from the hermit near Currituck Inlet, stopped at a tavern r Short distance 1 , . u'nd th e dr a w.br e a ge , where they depusited their baggage. anti cwoe lily tows.. They reported that they belonged to a:t English brig. bound from New Providence t Liverpool. which had foundered off the roast of North Caroliva ; but among other citcsarnsteuces. that of their having each a considerable untober cr Spanish dollars which they carried shout quilted in belts, led to TI belief that they had been engaged in some piratical enterprise. and yeatetday our vigilant Chief Nlagistinite iiistred his warrant to have them brought nu fur examinatioo, awl ac. cording!? Thomas Jones, John Rudder. Charles Rodgers. obis IV ieholus Wikoat. Philip Pierce; and Alathan Smith, acre camlucted into Cowat.l Nathan Smith. a native of Belfalt, State of llsine, was sninntoned as a altars" its the caw. alai being sworn, stated he shipper! at New Volk, 13 the ship Curiazo, bound to BIIVIiOi Ayres, ahre the remained two itianilis. the was then comprlled (having sin money I to voter oa board the stop Union, a Patriot privateer; remained on hoard Union six months; 544 scut in a Spanish prize tii Hiseuos Ayres ; lie then shipped its the l'atriut Artg General nondenti, Captain David Mira, and saint! On a trtio.e : captured a Spantels brig from 11 , 111'r.. !WM. 110411141 to llavantiab, after which the Captater called all hands aft, and toll them hr was [tring to quit the Ituetios Ayrean aervice, and semi all his prizes to Nlargaritta, to whirh place he orderf d the Spanish brig ; hb.)l3t I mouth after captlifell a Swo. sloth schooner from the Strait., !mond to the cosst of Africa, and kept. her in company ; then pro-red. ed for Teherilte ; 511 w a sail, which proved its hr n brig having French rod Spanish panels, horn lie. vatus.ts ; took from her amine !ingor and coffee, pot the prisoners from the Geared 1. ottetrou oil boat°, and let her go ; about a mouth afierwari 4 a arrnreit off Tenerttre, and grit intelliger.re of the sae. brig being in the harbour ; miaowed the cutler .L ten o'clock at night, and cut her out ; the best part of her cargo oat. coiesistiro.: or ho:,. y. souff, rum, sugar, and coffee. put it on hoard tire prize schooner, and sistirred the brig to depart. The General Rondeass then crowed mokonget the islands about a fortnight. took a number of market boats laden with cheese and butt tcr. then shifted her course for Cadiz and went up the Straits ; took small polacrt (Spanish) ship ; took tern or three small feluccus. took out their cargoes (Itlavaintialr sugar), and put them on board the polacre ship, maimed the polscre. and ordered her for Margo. rule. Shifted her course to come out of the Straits. captured a Spanish brig flour Barcelona. boon,' hi ---, and kept her in company ; next morning a Spanish .20 gun ship came up sod passed under our stern. Next day got to the mouth of the Straits ; at twelve o'clock saw • ship, which provsd to be the ship we had captured and loaded—the prize brig, oulisequently captured. took her it, now. and both were ordered to Ntargaritta. At polocre brig hove in sight, chased her until l 1. night. and lost sight of her. Shifted our coar.r hot Cadiz, and nest day spoke a French brig and a Neapolitaa brig—let then. palm. The next day. about 4 o'clock. p. at. saw a sail sod ovrrhatiled her by sweeping—she proved to be ii Greek ; the first Lieutenant of the General Kondenn hmiosird her, and she was suffered to pass. The fienriul Rondean then made sail for Terieritle. Forte day* afterwards saw a brig; gave slate and emote up with her; the 1, I itundeusilsoimeqt Spanish colours, and the chase American. Ors co g 'tithing guleshot. the latter lowered the. American and hoisted the Spanish flag', end the Ges nerd Minden's hoisted the Patriot A tg, upon which the chatty tired a gun to leeward and shuck her CO. leers; she proved to be a Spanish brig. from 11 , e Straits bound to Llavisuisah,loaded with brandy, dry - 60 ;le •