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OLD, BAILEY SESSif,'NS. Stet. 21 /ass Maria Ifeaulins, a respiAtable !Coking wo maa, about 60. years ed age, WAS indiAed for steal ing &quantity of books, pArchmeet, pillures, and other uncles, the property of John Parkinson. Mr. Guiorev. for the prosecution, stated, that it was with great reluflance his Cheat prosecuted the Prisoner at the bar, but he was compelled to ao so, for the purpose of getting at her son, if possible, a very idle and profligate young man, through whom the unfortunate Prisoner was brought to her then distressing situation, and who had been indict ed for receiving the articles so stolen , bet Absconded. The prisoner, he allowed, was an object of cempas sion and mercy ; her late husbaad had been a re si eftable Attorney, and a native of Ireland ; het, hem some embarrassment in his sant s iu that coun try, was obliged to tale shelter; in chic,. The Prose: cutor having tome knowledge of him shottly previ ous to his death, permitted him to deposit, in a loft at the top of his house in Albion-street, BlackfriArs, a bog. containing a quantity of deeds anal yams. This loft was adjoining a garret, wherein the Prose• color had eeveral hundred volumes of veltrahle books, bound end unbound, a quantity of parch ents, pictures , &c. After her husband's death , t he prisoner was permitted to have constAnt access to this bit, where her husband's box and papers had been deposited. But, one day io particular, in the month of June last, she applied to one of the *ere lents to assist in carrying down a bey, which Ap peared vies , heavy and full. A coach was called, jnd she carried away the bee. Some short rinse af ter this, the Prcsecutor was passing by a second hand bookseller's shop, near Clare.lll4rt:h wlrSn, k 4 his great surprise, he recognized sorer of his coon books for sale; and, upon inquiey,traced the son of Prisoner to be the person who had sold to the Book seller ; with the assistance of a Bow : street Of - cer, he discovered the son at the Plough public- :house, in Carey-street, where he then hedged; and, upon seatching his apartment, found the supposed box, which had been carried away by the mother, ..contaiaing between ferry and fifty volumes of the I Prosecutor's most valuable books. In the course of •he evidence, which was nearly as stared by the LitArned Couinsel, it appeared, t%at the P , isolier's sou had access to the loft where hid father's papers were, as well 41 the mother ; he had been there ten or twelve times, but he never was ob served to tate any thing away with him. Some evidence was'abOnt 'to b: offered, respetling I the Prisotiret confession of the fa& ; but, it eppeer ing that she had been Wee-eel to th tnnfes,ion, ei ther ley threat: ort.tberseise, the Learned Judge re jeefe lio as illeoar. The books were identified;hut net e of tee Witnesses could speak positively as to the i; entity or he hoz, although some figures were printed on one side of St, which might catch the eye, OT refreeh the recullettien. On the part of the Prisoner. a very reseeilahile Ipokieg woman, with whom she and her daughter had lodged upwards of two years, was c,th e d to for .cherieter, tine dercribed her to be sober, honest. in dicters's,. and in all rope& an excellent woriem ; but that she and net daughter were rurally ruined by profligate sent The Leveed Judee (the Common Seel etre) told the Jtirj,' that even it the box bad heel) itleti the 'Prisoner might not have taken it away with any telenions intent, bat merely for the purpose occarrylog her lite husbetni's papers ; however, the circumstance of the son hiving never been kaown to take . any - thing Messy front 'the Ponied, . or's house s and the Prisoner having taken such a bex As was found at her sen't lo'dgings; made the circumstance very gong egotist her. - The Jury, after a shirt consultation, accuPted the Prisoner. steAle was then iedilled, jeintly with her son, for ing other honks and article,; the property of the Prosecutor ; and also separately. for rine IST-. tides found at her lodgings, belonging to the Pro secutor. Upon each of which, Mr. Gurney repeat ed, that the sole object of the Preseentoe being, either to crone at her son, or banish him this .t,ntey entirely, he did not mean to offer anT seviitestee on either of thee charges. The sun had-alfeedy been conviCed of a felony, nni reeeived fiis•Majesty's pardon ; he still aelhered to these see:. of heleits, and now evaded the ends of J ustice, by abscon.ithg. The Pri,oner was censegnentie erpritted on both these Indian - rents. Barney Keelisk and .fame: *at, two youthseonly 10 and It years of age, were ereeed,qe.i of stealing a piece of printed cotton, the property of &tido and Gilbert, linen-drapers, •Whiteel.apel.• The goods in question were exposed At' the out side of the shop-door, for the purpose of enticing the passengers to purchase ; but thiy unfortunately ' enticed the prisoners to' pilfer, w. en they were caught in the f:ift of carrying them away. nse Lee new Jt,oae o . lStrVeti, teat while shop keepeis held out such temptatioae ter theft, they Must expert to experience such motes. The present calendar was tall of such offences, and it the prac tice 'was continued, there must, in the end, be a Special Sessions appointed for tryirig son:la , crimes. Jobs Lail, a hackney coachman, was nolitted for stealing a recl•leAther pocket-book, containing an invalid' certificate, and for dollars, the property of Richard Hoffman, a meriner. The Prosecutor stated, that he had just returned from an eighteen-months voyage, to and from China, whirl he brought his comrade to the India House, where he received the dollars in ques tion, and would have a voyage in a coach to his destined port at Mile-end. They accordingly bailed the Prisoner, and being bound for Milo-end, they dropped anchor at some public-houses on the way ; and, in the course of their merriment, gave the coachman share of the grog and biscuit. They fi nally s hopped anchor at the sign of the Plough, at Mile-end, when the Prosecutor missed his pock, :- book, and although he was very groggy at the time, he perfeetly recolleeled hiving it when he last went into the coach. The Landlord of the public-hnitse said, that ex peeling the sailors, he was on the watch for them, and, when they defined that the coachman should join them, he went to look for him, and found him in t he privy ; he looked over the door, and distinct ly saw him pull out a red leather pocket-hook, and take out tour dollars, which he put in his waistcoat pocket, and then threw the book into the privy. The witting then feigned a ne:es , ity of vieiong the place, and got the Prisoner en , when he recovered LORD. THURLOW'S FUNER4. ..............--. it e .3.3":".' be ' f t. remains of Lord Thurlow erewinsmeadd, at twelve o'clock yesterday morning, from hid Lewd late house . late house. in Great Ge or g e-street, West minster, t o the Temple Church, fur interment. — The procession moved down Parliament-sweet, and up the Strand, in the following order ; Th e Plume of 'earthen, decorated with ilandalors. Six Wire. on hors rback. pis Lordshi p 's Saddle , hiin.e, led by two Servants, with th e ramily Arms rin the Black Velvet ICappings, and mounted le a Centleinan of the Herald': O ffi ce, bearing his bird ehfpli ten:met THE HEARSE, brawn hirr Six llamas end adorned with Escutcheon,. His Lordship's Sup;iorters were {Paced ins the Horse.' Black velvet Trappings. Then folinwed— ix d inning 'Coaches, drawn by Six Hones. In the First Coach were— The Duke of Newerodle. the Lord Chancellor, the Dean of W e rt e t and Lord Ellenboreugh. lit the Second-- 1,0g4 Won, Mr. Justice Le Blanc, Mr. Baron Thompson, end Sir William Scott. In the Third-- Vas Rsa, T. S. Towle., (Ms Lorditti;i's Nephew,) Col. Mitsialton, Col. Cuintingnain, ac.: Col. Terry. To the other three Coaches were some of his Lord h! i ~ principal domestics. T'!ie Procession was closed by ten private Corriages. At o quarter to Two the Porirentered the Church. 'Ole Pall-bearer. were— l', • Lou Chancellor, the Duke of New:estle, Lord Eiden. :lit; Lord Chief Justice of the Ki g's &etch, the Lord Chief !iron of the Exchequer, and SU William Scott. Tile Funeral Service was read by the Dean of Vs indsor ; after which was; performed an Anthem, conakosed for the occasion. As half-past two the Body was lowered into the Vault, which is at the top of the south aisle, and d'eoertited next to the remains of his Lordship's 13ruther, the late Bishop ul Durham. The Lord Clianc,:lor, awl the Hey. T. S. Thurlow, rose from their seat, walked to the edge a the vault, and took their last farewell. The coecourse of people was so great, and the pressure ino the Church so violent, Coat it was found necessary to 41ose the doors. The funeral was conduced with the greatest so. Inanity, aid was trader the (lir:Elton of Messrs. Marsh, and Tatham _--emegeall — ' - ' 2 SHOCKING 13416;3410TV. ot. --0.--. riraGaiday tetanigt,t.;l>nr,t one o'cl•sctiadie itpc,„. i noon, a robbery, attcnd:d by the most 7 telifibeilitt of wanton birrharity we ever heard pt, wititirainrit- 1 tecf on the Maidstone Road, :Afoot a mile from Chatham, by a mail in t' e dress of a . oilier. The taco au nate xorner was 411 infirm 0:3 0:Itil, up*arrls of 70, named \I-To .ley a residion of §taplentrst, wino hal heti i,r '...! %Alit of coming tel . Chylimm. ' with 's h , tse rod cart, to - dispose of his goccti; fish 1 may years th t past. On du ' morni n g of Wedsliltrat s e iriaght he cam I e to Chatham , and br ou g ht w il t bill a quantity of apples itir4 pears, the eltig ikiirt td 1 which he disposed of in the baqaeke . It etetnorg 1 on his way guise, a little Past 'frelee o'clock. hi; observed a soldier following him; and several dues t 11 on looking behind him, saw the - same num at some' diatonte from`him ; but it being in vw the ddle of di . e l day, and having s o frequently needled the tame )00 without interruption, he did not feel at all l planned at his appearance. Wm h o he had neatly: . reached that part of the raid whey alnaueh of il k leads to the !loot and H atchet, an d to Bexley, he ' feceiv•A a violent blow ors his head. which brought h i m to the groord, when his pocket was picked of *hoot fi fty shillings and some halfpence 7 picked of abotit fifty shillings atid wine halfpence ; pl 4 an. 'infirm as he was, he was little *tile to make' reststiaie,'reen if be had not been violently 'struck ( (low!, but by that blow he was rendered seal less t a..•• ',able of resistance, and after the perpetration of the . robbery, ai.y, person would helot imagined that thi ;post obsidralle yillaio would halts theiti i11f41,14001e of further violence. Further and.most savage violence •wa; however continued nu his ao,ed bddy, a*d it waahe the wounds he received front t4e s hayoriet of los etwiilaut, that his Beetiog' viritaikete recalled. and he saw, by his halij., that the p wage who had at tacked him was a soldier. Supplications for mercy were made it vain, they teem. ii prC y to inflame the fury o( his foe; who, after kickino Lim in the eves, ears, and foe, and btraiiieg and wounding Min' in itrferal parts of his body, thought . .0 term3;:4te the poor man a exist,eoce, and satlato ::is or, is cruelty, by one more desperate bl•iw than .tow he had given : to efft& this purpose, the wretch aimed his instru .F.ent of destruSion at the head of tic enfeebled prey, and urkrog it with all his force, drove it, trom want a steadhiftn, throngh the old man's cheek,into bis mouth 4..5f,;c 1 -.3e, tweaking awaY, in its passage, The teeth wi•rch rit,;,•,ru.:n l ii ; he ihea left him for dead; weltering its his Moot, and wade his ascape. The 014 Man woe 'b iro;, about ane o'clock, by 4 . pfeio nitro', erg „Masi; of the 013rnitar, and althea slitilccinitly*Daile to relate the above par *tilers. 'The %amide's:l tsffrrrr ixperiraced every attention from the albove gentlemen, and was for- Warded to Kitts Coltylictise, from whence he was conveyed to Staplehgro, in a Tel Y tiar•ilcr°"' state. rEvery attempt to fiir.:Uver ti.e peiporator of this horrid act has hitherto been inetletlual. ,On Wednesday.a4out t'oree o'clock, the Duke of Yost, as Commander•in.Chief, set Off in hi: tiavel 4ing carriage, accompanied by the Duke of Ca ra 'servo e, to ingpeft the Eastern Coast. Their Royal Hig,Luesscs spent the evening, and took a bed with the Duke of RUT L• 01), at his seat, Cbeveley Park, Cambridgeshire. The Duke of loci is attended by his Aides-du-Camp, the Hnn. Colonels U runs and PAOLI. His Royal Hie:less proceeded to Ipswich yesterday. The inspeCtion of this coast will engage H,a Royal Highne's about ten days. The Pandora. LANO. from Jamaica for London, was captured on the 15th July by a Spanish priva teer. About twelve o'clock, on Monday night, a most alarming and tremsodous fire broke out in the brewery of Messrs. W. BON r and Co. of Newcastle, which has done very considerable davnage to that extensive concern. Irstrards of 2000 bushel, of malt, besides hops, ace. have been destroyed and a great part of the buildings reduced to ruins. Hap ; oily. by the exertions ut the inhabitants, the large stock of ale and other liquors was saved ; and the boi;dings and stock. we are glad to say, ate insured o an amount which will nearly cover the whole. .. ... , . , .. , . . . . . • .. . the pocket book and its. contents. He then accused SPOR.TING INIELLTGRIfeIg.' • the Prisoner of thethefts but he denied it with a „ -- threat. The dollars w ere found in his c ohesion. DONCASIti RACES. The employer of the Prisoner, w!•o bad known ---.- TUCSDAY, aItPT. ES. 2th mu.... him from his infancy , g ave him an excellent cha- „ St. L eger Stalces 4.1 350. each; colts, au --. 7 Flat , / trap', but the Jury fou n d him Gui(t y of petty far- St. Leger Course. cent'. Mr. Clifton's S. c Tylden e r, by Sir Peter . . t• ' f James Peek was indieked for stealing a bale o LMr. ordetrat tts amo b .c. res b. c. b c y Sir et S , 3, lteout of i Queen Malt E muslin containing, 1.9$ pieces, the property of Wa% shattleock, by eden John Henry Eccles and John Eccles, Wholesale The following Twelve started, b ut,ire not . plated. Lin - n Merchants is Cheapside. Mr. Clifton's br. e. Warrior, by Sii Pe . • : 0 , Blanilling's to. e. by Sur; da n by Mercury The wife of the Pris o n er, Hester Peele, 113(121- Mr. Peirse's e b l eni ngbrough, out of Cont,u.utio • % ready been tried and acquitted for this offence. Mr. Mellish': b c Luck's All, by Starn':3.7.l . - . 0 is appeared, that the Prosecutors had received the Sir li T. Vanes b. c. by Hambletorna3 . 0 bale of goods in question, from Manchester, on the Mr. R Waidell's eby . De f lo h tli 4is i hang b;Pot.flose , „. : Stir instant, and they lay opposite the warehouse, 1 .‘,, wi r r . . W SOW N eI • I's W e . . („ i `lim e. h 4 ner " l i) tY Sir Peter, Hue of ' Hyde a while a place to deposit them was preparing. 'they ar s t i r r .. C vv io . ies : b w . c. ur Ordinal, out of Luna 9 were seen before the wareh o u se about seven o'clr.ck 114 r Ilarri. N on'ic. b . w e try te, il b a r t . i f ioi si n'a li T i T rU ei lir ti nf me7ipe . el 0 in the evening, but at eight tliey were goo-. Ap. plication was immediately made to the Offi cer s , at Worship-strcet,and they di scovered, at the Prisoner's Mr. W. liateliiit,on's ch. eby St. George . a Tire Cor,iniation Plate of 501. Tyr all horses, &e three y ear olds lodgings, in Mile's-court , 'type-street, thirty-seven vicar. , Gsr.; four.year old., ytt 7th .; fi re.year old', e'VD sir rm. 4'4 and aced, Par. 1111 b —.Tire 'winner of am, ot pieces of the stolen muclins, concealed between the gpp . and covering of the bed. His wife was at home, but the Prisoner was absent. The O ffi cers, aftel'iong and diligent search, at last apprehended rtHieln.s;t:os:Li:irmininte.gleyscs. t Yeels. this year, W carry bib. extra. Widen h.t , Sc C t o he allowed 4.5. To pay :7‘.. eu. which is to be psi to the await of the second moil. 4 1 1 the Prisoner, on the 18th instant ; and as they were Mr. R. l'Once'l I:liclity, by Traveller, 9 yrs conveying him hone, in a coach, he observed -" If Mr. s 'll'i'll's Off - lie 11 0 ". bY Shuttle. 3 re e l d I 3 11. ,r W.iGerarda Ir. c. Yovrtg CI, a l oe,' yr. old 6 2 S it Was not for the Meath/ nosers (informers) they s - ST hi • M3Sterrltaa Sykrea ch. c. Sir Sacripa it 9 dr would not get halt the snags (stolen goods) they did." Iss r .Hodia•n's S. c. notiuce, 4 yrs old " . 3's sie The Jun . , under all the circumstances, found the Mr. Clifton' , b. ro. Joseph.-e, Syo old . fl di Prisoner teei/ty of petty larceny. - Mr. le WAr4e4l`o 10, e. Noittell, by Delpitsioiana W poring the whole of the trial, the Prisoner con- m P r a ti t e5".4.•, S o r ld : •. .1r dr duffed himself in the most violent sad indecent ch. ~. by ()Millie', 3 yr. oa t. . Mr. Johnime , 's to. c. Sr Andrew. 4 >r , old dr manner ; every Witness who appeared s ageinst hies* Mi. Siuvella Is. I. Slielah, 3yTS D M ' • • dr le. threatened, and accused of false swearing ; and W.' Birriun'tthr4sie Zedne, miles,lll **most Mr. , when retiring; he turned to the Police Offieers; . iif a Alewt4l.T.e.o",*•-b-fes PtialteSne.eTvr Mop. etme4 menocir.g posture, swearing . that they folatiy swore 11. fr. Thalami ritteued frco. ----swersww•-i— -bit life away, and he Would be revenged.. He ap. I)erver Races commenced on 'Tuesday *rte rnOirn. . peered to he a young man , not more thin twenty. A match had bceu made for 501. betw e en Mr.' two yedry of age. To. he following Prisoner s t • anntre, a purser er brewer, and Mr. Hammond. g, ~ • ceive . sentence, as follows: (platter-master in the filth Light Drogoona. Mr. , Sarah Pit:her and Judith Kelly, to be transported for fourteen Drone's mare, frown Stout, won the first heat. lige years the second and third wete won by Mr. klaossniand't Fleenor Emmett, William Sell, Benjamin Guild , William .. ~ }bid.. John Morns, Mary ADII hrowsi„ Mary Wilford, Ed horse, who was too strong for her. ward II "skins, Thomas Watson. Robert Res vits guiles Ir.estesday Mr. liampaund's horse rgn again, fett ~ Pack, Joshua Isaac- , Mary M ilian, Choler ! Fielil, 'E.rza!icti, a like SUM, against a pare from ,li.ornosy Marsh - ... the Bmvenitig. George Ford, Ralph Goodall, Miry Mae Mary best of three heats. The. race Was decided:4. Walker, Joseph Burke , Jima, TleVerf • Sumer' Mger;ll Villima two, both of ,shish were wog by the share with hp: Lee, Harriet Haines, Mare AIM Dr it:bean, Jahn Bad, !Ora ham Knight, C,thenne Ill'hIaltly„ William Humphries, QM, Pala:it ease . . •. nor Russell, Sarah Hayward, Sarah ("ouch, Tt,,,othy.p.Ak. ley, William Seaman Ado Flutcher, ip t orge Johnson, Atie D gmzEz i. lace r sCill THISSIPSOW, writing isitilfers hi.rtr, *tee: Evans, Caretots, Fianna Marfleet, 134 a Williams, Henry Verret, Thomas Parkin; and Janiml Wahl, man holding,n place is Somerset-honest, a/ peeled, tribe millipedes' to seven- years. on 'Tuesday, at the Sessions, clerkenwell. against Jo i hn Beal, to bo ermined six, mouths in lityrpte, at the aa order of affiliation made by the pa,:sh of St. ex:Oration of thatlime to find sureties, 11,rstself in one hundred Mary. Islington, charging him with the inaMc/ pourils, awl too , tom nes 1n fir?? union! en h. •, name of an illegitimate child. Sarah Ilaiscoc% Thom is D3V serf James S ilfm ri, to Iti• whippet in gaol, and confined one c iteridar month in Beteg Ate. . the mother of the e l and, stated , that she was a nut: • Mary *fifth end Jelin %leaves, tote bawd:Hie Moiling, and sergernaid to Mrs. IiOGIILL, the wife of a pawn confined nine month in Newliare. broker in Btydges.s'reet. Covent-gard*, at the Steu.ie. piiker, ii be tined one shilling, and confined OD? time a criminal conncetion toek place hetw g en lie f cal niter month in Neegne. and tlui Appellant, who she swore was the fathee of Mary slime El.ratreth Canaan, Elizabeth dray, Ann Hurlion, C &tarter Gym, and Catharine Wi.lorn, to be fined ono gni- the e 1.1411. The Appellant produced evidence. [o ff Eng, and canbited one week in Ne•jate. t he. purpose of p rovin g that he had not'bren i Mende 'maw slid Thomas M Bar. tv be fi ned iine chi ling , , o mpany with her at the time s he g a g e d, the • , t and c infined rine year in NaegYte. Eor, :ver, confirined,the ender of affiliatioa. Hannah Cmally atlas Conant, James Madden, W i lliam Waller, IlurinimeTaylor , John Gale, Eisanwth Smith, sod The Magistrates of Carlisle haveat length dew mary.fikiii; to befitted one shilling, and coishiad one year in mined to build a bridge across the Each and to eras 9 the Seem of Correction. convenient Courts of Justice and a gaol in: that city Toorass Frans, to he fines one shilling, and coal nel two . years in the Haase of C.irretlion. • Inc br i dge, we understand, is to,be of the most etc Mary Rreleil, Mary W'aHia, Mary Goad, Alice Bunting, gant c..ostruftion. It is intended. we bel i eve 1 , Maui.' 11 .sletene Ana MGM. withal* 50 4 " rt• Marla Hal- form Court.hoases upon the site of the Citaieel, wit luid, Serail Goodie., Mammet Green, Sarah Burgess, Jane glass domes upon the summit, so light the intuit.' Itora,,h, Vietifism Trinelbele, and , Thomas 111111nger, in be of. -, .1. Court - house. net ore stilling, co nfi ned six meatlan Su the- Hew: of Cu. - ""e rmltpn, iota kept to lord labour. On Tiresslay,The '4 AS CHI troll, of Elaydon, nos Elii:loitli Smilli and Thomas Hamm, to tae wirlp,ned is Newarsthr. keelman, undertmk. for the small wage gaol and dincliaig:ol. , of one gallon of bier, to eat albs. of raw mutton, Jona Pair' and lame? H a ll-,eokrenee r t :spitel fresh and 4 red Lettings (raw). 11h. of cheese, an "?shin H iii, tins be' whipped in gaol, and et.irfiried ono year le sib,. at brown the Houor of CorreEtion. bre ad, which he accomplished in le , Frederic Daman. to be publicly whipp I. t h an JO minutes 1 Atter he was done, lie offered i e 411 Eh?! same quantity, in the same space of time, „, POLIC E . double tlw wager.—lt is very fortu nate for t , t . L ' : ~, • : • - 7 - '''''' neighbourhood that all the keelmen are no t sa •••••,. SOW•ST It/ FT. colon crArdo. On Wednesday, the two men in custody, on sus- The caoture of Buenos Ayres has turned out gicion'CP murdering Ann Webb, in Higlet's-lane, most hoar:it:rabic and profitable sp:culatioi: to c S. George's-fields, were again brought hefore•Mr. brave Soldier* and Spikes —The next Advents Gs "H• 'i, for 1 " "inaf " "n• w".° 13"44 was dist • will be analertai,en by the Votaries of Dame fr, charged, he proving. that on the night the murder moo, who wit commence h•r Olden Gifts uts' tats perpetrated, lie had been Pitt to bed by some I dch of Next Month. and Nat present. the am women, in a state Of• the most extreme intormation. Ten Thousand Pains* to the jiolder of the fi; By the exertions of Anthony, Atkins, Lavender, &awn 'Ticket. and Ei.snwood, nadir the direttion of Mr. GRAM& no twenty-Sour witnews have beea procartd, and their The diso•Jer which our tro o p s cau g ht in gr ... called the cyhalmiN, which proved fatal in pi *lying such a number of brave fellows of t tight, has ever since infetted our regiments. lately it has arieen to a very sinusitis heigh The 14th regiment has now upwards of 4do , with it. The Rath has a great number afilitted it t and the 89th regiment, in enniequence ravages, has been prevented farm going aloe —A Dumber of Medical Gentlemen have beau suited. and they have recomaseoded psrticolar a tion - tri Ise paid to cleA aline's, The t ossstswn a i tr. hat, in consequence, caused lettgs tq lot to the Commanders of Distil/1s aad.Com Officers, m redouble their sea/ to et g , rs a mong the troops, and to make wash eyes, every eneraing,aith spring water, , In the night of the 9th nest. is a heavy ga the Deeps, near the Dodgem Li)ghts. the ship and Sarak, of London, coal laden, Amass Ca attesit.' Master. Jae edl her mists. sad wards weatdoon. Mama six is thiewenitig, th blowing a stroog gale at S. E. the ship carried her bowsprit, whichwasquickly foildweel by b masts. At the time of her foremast goingaway, wore upon the topsail-yard, who, however, e without any material injury. After this d the ship lay like a log upon - dee water ; making a passage over her, tanied away ha and every thing that was tairvatelt upon cis In this dreadial situation they rettiaiaed night. expetling every moment. the scsel founder with them, when, about silt in the a they were relieved by the Wilennt and Litz' Shields, a light brig. which succeeded in tai the people. not more than five minutes ilk went to the battom. Mr. C .1147,cl t reit when the crew ha..: given themselves up there appearing a possibility th.t t could keep above water till the morning. hi were most aentely distressed by the circles his having two young boys. his sons, on ti,) entr:ated him not to leave them, but &repel to meet their fate enf.Acied is Lis arms. • depositions taken lit Mr. (fearer, which forms a long chain of circumstantial evidence relative to the deceased; but. Imo , extraorcEsary to tell. on the young man who is in custody being produced before a number ef witnesses. on Wednesday. there appeared tains confusion of pennies; some of them meaning him, while the others alluded to another I man. who, on investigation, proved to he of the same name and trade with the yoking man in cus tody : they worked in t h e {AMC concern, airl were both intimate with the deceased. he worthy Ma gistrate's zeal to bring to justice she perpetrators of an toul a crime was thus, in some degree, frus trated ; but he told the ynung man be could not let him gd, under all the cricums,ances ; and ordered the officers to exert themselves in tinding the other -..oneg man, of the same name as the Prisoner, as descnbed by some of the witne,ses. Two more men and a woman have been appre hended, charged with being concerned with the g ang who have forged soldiers' and sailors' wills to such a great extent, as we stated a few days since. They have been privately examined by Mr. Guess, and were committed on Wednesday. M•I4SION.HOUSIt. Yesterday a MA named Brice applied to the LoaDMa vox for a summons for one of the city of ficers, who is appointed to superintend Billingsgate • Fish Market. The Complainant stated, that he that morning went to the market with some fish, and that the officer, without the slightest cause, threw his basket into the middle of the street, and said he ce4ainly should not tell his goods there. The Complainant stated, that he was a Freeman of the city, and always paid the different charges tbat•l were made on him. His Lordship said. that he would order the 018- 1 ter to attend the following day, and if he had aced as stated, without cause, ne should be severely pu nished. Nothing else of consequence occurred ; there were only two fhisonen biought up, and they were dis charged. _ ~~ • , IS 01 TN[ ; 'row ! rt pale' to n~ l.'~1; Is :e etki. Ide. , eatt, . . mind. tons Itaidi (m' rain our tarot§ r lame % se verd ? . be ht.r.'4, • toast% hi on earth, If Wuiths e revere! RVISERTI:S. :sr r. Pi ince.ses LAO Tas bst, ItOT aid MA 4 I Plain, Clan. and retained F.LIZAOCTS and I, Stoke, and se, e th;s day Ira use in Downing- r Tstronost A i in I).,ver street, Ishii e. sea's Hotel, yet. •stmorelankt. n, At ten o'clock, return next N.l. id the Hon. TN ye o'clock, rester• ve o'clock, yam . . hmnnd. obliged the fAtcn ht, to be chAnrei 'argil Mon,,,fri• linnet )esterdA), ;Wind Lady Glif 14• t, and several othct at four o'clock yes- Doter•street, trai wager, Lady, and Vi col nel Serm ar, S rj. Admiral and ?An C-i•••• Colonel Wt.o and ilia Ghissr, Ca, r+-ri irs O'Crennoshor Mc. Viscount Los r use et Kali, nee Vii.ites • DARN'. ny, Conde d the Hon. M , sses AsoiLi, and paityi BaLCIt ' S Hotel, St' :ntneeli4n the oi l night at Coventiza tas excited grea rutastt ate expeAe l better yesterday .ordship has, for these ompomd. d yesterday in a lAtt Messrs. Tons A f 4 And se - Public, is to be - an ,rwarti at Covent-gar rites the Prologue, and °gat ,t The Welt haws Wr. Theatre, to an ove-- ;vow bustled thrr,k4h s it a leasant perforns . Mis p s DUNCAN nude nteresting. of the St. James's Vo ne body o( men for th ;ulatiou ika, on the .2il clauses relative to to the utemlaers, al. to such as claim the es which at present his 13:e house, in S p u t into an cult cot? leAdea one, and solar, is not yet finished. Is took place at Mr. Sias o fix urn the neeeisarl 1 ; wh:zh, it is e xpeerJ 10th ot ,text month, rice ot WALts is not is rote week.