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4.\ _ Ll' . '~+" ~T~r 1 7 7 'fr,,LP,VI)OA I ,Q412f,ETT1, , ,4 1 1Y011. 10, 1.807 • • • Ofice',llk7oo.;7 , , - I 807 i L The LorJs Commissith-icrs'a•the - ikeliniteatt;. , take !il , 2th(id , Ji trAitYiYig their high' apyreitiiii fidit or I he: zr l .llotti 'tiOt•ifeti .tit thifSe Olticeri ark' Seamen Who, 'ctrl the slifirCest stoo:lt, , i.,%'at,r ko,chtecr tiwir Services 141 1 Athil, 1 siu. troll ,f,..:;0114.q019:!; , n1 thB attikti or 'oxlitris,ilw --,ette they enteittihiVir utility hy .Athitit . ,ll4,ord (iiiinni,tspiti the which they.. have .been By Contitilnd of their LoriLiiiiri, W. Vl•r. Pott. f; 1,111 l . ' , • Ilorryi•Oolernany jote ( of, ,Mere, Wiltshire t initOber, .to siftlerm.ker I)eq.'3', : and zz, , eleveti, at the ,i'llcznix I on, t;illttnet'ain . , / • I)otattt4litre: ' Mr: Seymour, I,llloo4...Wagstalr, jotoplbl.sr4otatt, and Robert 'Yarag4t4lf; . of ( (I b,c . rtlyttlitrp - ,, cotnatt-sinatteri, Dec' 5, ;:turz.z, at c two; at the firizt , ,, , vvi,tot Arms, Man. (c!wster. AttotttietticAtiusirs. Duckworth and Chippendall, • Niattell‹.44l ; • lainca Sutteietlatti,,l)urliarti t )ten-drver, Dee. 3, 4, awl Az, at tcn, at OS6' New Castle. upon' you. • A ttortitan4 IteltVandllrodrielt, BOW. • lane, London 4or ak4l - • ti l-lott•twr,., Npy.tets - atlq. • •. . Mtn.:4tl.tre S I,at!• tuablitet.maker , , Nov. 147 az, at '..ia.;%4.ai t rAithett,;,tobe'rretiii,3ro ir .liketer. - At- Vx4 ! tri, Lfor &lcOrt; t r,§,0,4%. and - tiotNT..:•,„'i , :jl'.,veA Londaitt,.; • , ti'anniel • t lVre'adl ,Ctieet,",• 'tvllttotaentut, And T.; .664,, f•Altt Wariott Ol I ',l:CAlPti,Atattcataltire,, c.Oti6tl7.lla.nitt • aCluiti,i,‘l4‘”‘ 1);'C..22, at tea, at 11411;111, adz - ;kl, if,ts cri,k (iv an d (, ;;;t h , t. c,elet is:3o - (falCl. l , %1 t: ot,:•thcittiet.t, Nov. an 17, nwi I>,°t ia, t c;levjit,„ at t:I.: C;cor.,;c: ttw Wtl.wati, l 4'.; llattnn•-Gartten, Luodon -, Att. • ,Titqw,a, att. , ,ti, (4 ,It.a;tlt.;l4, „Yot eaiDenter, .Nov. It „4:2 the Cootzticrti2st '• A trpt'rvies, ' r. R) I a It g I..) , ...wheaury ;or 4.111)641, i tolboria.dourt. (a at!, '4,- I ut), l.waiott. • Ittlittoc'y the elder, of ..Crosb) -row, llerttlqllilsCy, brcsolll Vd.lker, Nov, , 'at eleven, 19, at-doe, ;lon 4z,•,ar London. lAttorniel,l\l6;ts. 1,1v,i,{-,l.Ce4t hill, J 'tit I.lt.dieltt 6taing'et, 1...,t4,h.1.tzt, Es !4x, - Il1~Cll:lt: lltt, 441tt „tt iyo, at Itw t;rilfin . atttf 1'4)1.1,5, aata vt,:ttlatter, , t,ervet . 4„..ll t itrev, (,t tit ii,e, to, between ,f,e and ,:il 4 7kci4lfa..t4a Pc..., , z4 , .arctleten, at 1.71.4 q.tort,ttp, lexiotoer, d eansirtt-tow, Lon,,ton f lack.wn, ai , wittiti,',,-Mlle, Loudon, inereltAit, Nov, 79, 24, awl /)ta,„;.-zz.„-.t. At. Attorney, itir ?Aar: tle, I ane, . ,Ale•itutder Cutnta, ,Xinaita.4 •tirda.c„and George Robert Catattaerr, .11ater na.,34itants, Nova( oli411.).. U,, at t..•.-„,lve„ at AttortittS Mr. Si,l4ti St N.. - ,'‘to.:(l%.cantt, I! , ,uitry. 7 . • • 41144.17e7t7 suopkeuper and grocer, Nov. live, 27, .ittltt , Az, at eleven, at the flotet, "•kottl. Attortato, and Willianna, tanculn'b. t, ltJltl, L(itutoi4 "tar Messrs, Collill4 and Keen, :Anhwei, bIYIDENDS. „ . . ig. joatlithri Andrade 41kt joictiiin Christian Stoque. .ter, at Elm:lt-Line,' Lwow), iiistinatet.biotters, 4t tetrvio alder Ati;.riein, of Lislc•street, I..eice.4ter. n 1 ,44.0414 itt tiNerVC, it Deo. A. Arinsutong„, :of fligh.strixt, 1.4 114 :Y. L'Yolve, .11 k,uiltthall, London. Dec 3 Mary buries atop Latvald pones, late of Wrexham, 11,41),.14, tiute, at the Ilridgewaier Ants 7, lint, kanulteter. • pet:. 4. -biaitopt..w . saytes, ' leeph Hancock. arid William Sqte , at slieltreld, Yorkshire, cutlers, at at the Aogyi Lou, ik• M ell, ijej,. t. I. 4o ,4 b i la tv, niChester, linen.draper, at four, at the Evaroc ra hat, Clig t ur, t 9. deur!, S4trby, of Clut(ton, Kent, market-gartitter, at t at 4...oitith,s, luodon. De, 14 Alidtco. , • and bourn Naieby, rof Finch. !J il t:, 40,. 1 i.0n, pertu,:wrs, at twelve, atGuddirsil. • 1),. c . 1 4 Lciccster, grut.t;e; at twelve, at orioihu I, I.t.);ririo. Dee.NulbtlrtzLondon, linen, ar tcu, at , , Dec. r.t. William Powell, ut Brecon, litiupr-merchant, at tor, CcOlahali, Dec. irt, lotin batty of flevcrley, Yorkshire, Banker, at eleven, at: the (tit:t.n . Ke Inn, kV totetrreAr-gate, King4ton avow-di:01. Dee; 14, iohn I,sartirAtWallei And Michael Waller, of High. tawtr, orkshilc, num:With, at eleven, •at the Yttw Tree Yrita , Robert-lawn, 1 ' 441.11. Dee. 4. Robert Chinnhcrlain, at Wilicch Sr. Peter's, Isle o r tity, ptrec c u,ia ol.inerchant, at t;leven at the trust: aidCr , ivn Inn, tit: o:bet:h. Dec. t. 1 . lent ) ; inn tit, of Birmingham, victualler, at twelve, at the t.., , y.tn, lintel, Birmingham •-• Dec. t, 101m13i,, , ,0, Y.rithonth, slopseller, eleVeni at tAliktwit, , . Dec, r. fiAn. Gioy.l, late of Woolwich, Kent, victualler , e icv, At at De.:. 29. Woltefock, late of Queen's t•rttiw, Penton rtntle,cit itvuktr 4 Jir;c:brokerr, at ten, Mc; 3. 'oink .Ltswis the younger, of Lineonishire,, lirteh-iiroper, at the Geori,e trot, tiintsby: Dec', 4 Now/ CtiKtl4;rn, of Dr-I,ooi in 1 - tolderness,Yorlc. • shire, to,i,aro, at eleven, at Get,r,s I nlr, 'l<ingst,go. upon-litrit. Dec„d. Richard Maenam3r.r, Itodney-strect, Pentonvii.le, iddlesex, merchant, at' tw. (;u11,11t411. Dee. 5. lohn Shaw,. in N0w,..,...,e-aired, London, ..linen4, dravcr, at twelve, at ctildhall. Wiltiarn wiaini, late uf Devii f es,VV4tsliirc i dutper, art Ust i at the, Black Bear l,iai, Devizes. Dec. 4, 'arm... Is/until', Kingstoti.itintivllull, hitter, at twelve, at fly Gt.:01.0, Inn, Kingston. Dec. f 9. Thc;,ttas Burt, data of Dalston Middlesex, stock broker, at eteveu, at tittiLlll4ll. CEA IFI • • Dec. t. motet Sallarci, Sinneesetshite, dealer. • Thomas Corder, 1,17e,0f St. Michitel'b- 31 1Y, Cothinli, Lon.. 4101 i, inhicratice-brokur, of I'cm:hutch-buildings, Penehurch.street, . .. . L tm aun l IH, , ney . scrivener,. • William 1.t..5, of Liverpool, merchant. Tliounis 1' rn . ..mnre . , , of fiakees-rtroa, Coldbath-fieltis, Mid -1..1;a ex , ral.s.d' , d ' oil and spertnat.eti, . . • William (2,4,typertliwrilte, cut Alma:l4.lszer. mantriftlrer. jean StainunT, .1 ti. , rn L idi 1 . orldidi, Wunlic4. r.iper. Rolmt (rater, cut Plyenotttlt-Lrock, trtoqey-tx:riv4.lier. '.• P 4 ItT N If. I , I4'IIIPS ' 1:, IS , .(.1 14;40 . • , , T. Hunt, C. Dent, and S. Calvert, Litirlak,Norkshirq # Lintn. • Illadnt tetUfetzi. it, ,Lit 4 ;iltweil and B , 13r-4 , 5..n, C , alclie:rier, co-a- inetcllatits,. T. Rued anti 1. A. Pexco‘k, lit,:noi.%,..te•street, ti10.•; , :e.. ntollgeri. , W. Poulta and r. Ray tioaTipi4trics-areot, styritwcs. i dv . iloritti 4114 1 (...:ill 1 . , Cot , entry. sir tn , at,ttta,lujc ia. . Nutt ..11. and ,;. t; fitilleddl, LiVerpncd, printers. . S. .itai 4, Startle, nilrlingliaM, ritertmoni. . !tail 41111 , I. t,ierin,i, Moirttreltib, upitotsterers, There bas lately been cli.wovered in a field bc.long lag. to Quo, .rottoyAutt, E 9, in tim pariih,nl i n o w Connty «t lancoln, a glazed pot s of a COit manufai,:tnre, containing anoin five, thoukiand pcniiies; of Henry or IL.; tlwy ace of utl3 11 - 11,;i , , 31 , d uiauy of them ore Yt yety d.XCelietlt prcwi,ati(lll. The pot was broktin by 3 plough it n, , Aias depohitetl pt one of the. ends at a barrow or tininilas, at %ery c():ll3itiorahle iength; who ii promises to r 0 .4 art! the lationr of a tburqugh examinat lOU. • LONDON : tat 1,. ] At the SubisoPv fp 31 TllL,'"l.llEille •LV EMAgICS , 01111Ig OP WARP., MARTIN, ANIS • STItACTIAN; . PCIMII4IIgO IN OUli LAsr. • 1'14111 2 AX% Oc. G. (Con:lnked from Sattirdgy.) I We shall now pioceed to the discliWu're'tif .othOt cYttrtant fads: hen the Chesape4e was boarded by 'filet - ft..- mauls Falcoit and Guise,'an'd t he- crew nlust eredi, 'besides)the deserters taken out (f her,. a munber ik 'British seamen were ft,und-oti bo.o . (1. Soine them wishedjtia conceal their origin, but tt Listof 'ten 'who acknowledged their ph6es'of birth Aetiarti the, 'Men who ackhoWltd,..cd theasoVes 'to ti • .Subje4ts:4f iiis'l4/lajetiry the King of ser . vnl i t'on board „I,kii U 1 the Crew of • the -.United State)' Ship „Clicsolleiik k ,9,9lllc 22( I une, i 807... . Names. • Places of Birth. Country', Elias Stinderland, --John Stnz rt, ' 'Berwick on Tweed, Grdiit Britain. Thus. Biook, Newtoundtand, Thus, A ci(non,, ,Newcastle, England. !as. Antoine, 'W rehaven, do. Watson, hire, • Co: Hodson, . do. I Sligo, Ireland. rannk Clay, Leith Scotland. las, Morgan, Bristol, ' Ltiglang, , ' • 'Though no doubt was entertained' of some of these men being desetters, yet as none 'of the Ohicers ine seni could ascertain the faCt, Capt. Hu mphrvys, ith the most s i ertip,ulous delicacy, conitned Ida:not:lf' to a ' interpriqation of his orders; and 'took away none but kno - Mi desertets :--These British seamen were therefore. left on board the Frigate ; 'and tve believe'thc most violent Atuericli agrk.e with us, that ten men, British seamen, were more 'than an 'c.riiiivalent for three such Men aS Arartin, Ware, and • Strachan. This fa also proves, th'cit if the Officers of the ChisSipeake ha:i ii t, in tin, Op'll al id notorious man nef,,they did, eil!isted British desertirs, in 'violation cil'the orders at their own ("ioN;erinnent, and in' de fiance of our ()dicers, tia. se,irch of that Ship woidd never' haee• l)ert demanded; nor the peace of the two r rte ns for a mortient interrupted. The offence which led to ibis •transaCtion was giy.ri.,ll. the American GtAerninent or its,Officers, The injury d4.lte try it isas of the most seri o us 'na ture, as i;ri tendency was t.. encouragttclesertiou,and our Nai v.. This . :tirti.tinnus 'spirit • continues to h w itiJt whenev4 our siiifr, approach the American shore.: The encouragement giveu.. by the popolacesat Nvsv-York; to the harg'2.'s cree‘v of. the Jasuu, and. the subsequent mutiny ‘if nee erew, ale all effects produced ,by the same ansd,ii,voiiii icause. Six Of tilt%e unhappy men : will no LlUl4bt iii a trw s sufir for their crime . ; and those , who have shelter in the Smuts, will, yery•probably, sooner or l'ate'r, fall into the hands of some o • our Cruizcrs, when the same punishment,will Inevitably Await theni.---It would be happy if 4uch eluted meLt could rellea on [he fate that has Attenoed the crew c,t the Hertnione—the,•greater part of those wrolched men,have been, at flit4-srittit times, appre hended and executed, and the rest, afraid to return to their country and 'friends, are wandering as yap- bonds about the cart h. We now wish to tun] the attention of our readers to one of the most extraordinary , par !graphs that has yet appeared in the American Newspapers on this Rittrbling subjea : it is taken tiom the Wa,n. ington official Paper, and precedes Commucluie Bar ron's original Report to the President.—lt is as tol iows " Much error having appeared in the accounts cir r culated of what passed between the Government and Mr. Erskine, in the c ase o f th e seatu eu, to obtain whom the Leopard made the late attack um the Clic iapeake, we are induced to state, . that we under stand, on. application by Ur. Erskine for their sur, render, he was informed that it could not be done, and Wall referrvd to the written answer, given by the Secretary of State, on a previous, application in ano ther case, for the principles on which the surrender of British deserters Wa4• refused. , it , was remarked to Mr. Erskine, at the same time, both by the Se cretary of the kavy and the. Secretary of State, al though the Qovernment could not deliver up deser ters, it was so tar from countenancing desertion; that General Orders had been 'issued to our Nayal Commanders not to permit any British deserters to be recruited for the American service." It will eisily be seen that the language of this paragraph is in• some measure official ; ter how e else could the conversation filets stated in it have been obraincd . ?---The fittnihar acquaintance of the writer of this paragraph with Mr. Erskine's ()pi. 'lions and practices, appears very. emraordinary in deed ! But what will be the indignation of -every British subjeti, when he reads the concluding part of this paragraph, which states that-- ! " They also informed Mr. Erskine a few dayS after, that they had sufficient reason 'for believing that Ate seauien it) question were native citizens of the United States; this being the result of au inquiry by Commodore Barron,. in pursuance of eiders from the Secretary of the Navy. On this polut Mr. Erskine ,expressed no opinion. This was nut uaked, because 'his opinion could form no part of the ground on which the Government proceeded; and it was, not offered, because it appears to have been his praaice, and to have been held as his duty also, to do no more than transmit, without remarks, whatever documents or information relative to tads lie might judge proper to be forviarded to the Bri tish Admirals on different stations. In this ease, he accordingly merely stated for the information of the British ti;tval commander, that the result of the in gairy-made. by Commodore,Barron had satisfied our Government that the tieamen,for whose surrender he had applied were citizens and natives of the United States," How Mr. Erskine could have remained at Wash. ingten, and not demanded of the writer of this ' paragraph, or the-Government, from whom it.evi dottly originated, a disavowal of its contents, we are at a loss to conjetture. Why the. evidence in support of: Commodore Barron's Report was not shown to Mr. Erskine, and why his opinion was not even asked on.the subje6t, we have no hesitat ion in saying, was, because;the managers of this tr a nsaction knew that such evidence 'could not impose on a school-buy. s Whether Mr. Erskine bas sotfered himielf to be ' klciiA itn HA k is, of Nu. 4 Alartiptt.court, Bow-an:et ; an, CB Ne. 1 t tt, Strand where Advai tistments; Orden fo a mere passive forwarder of Papers, 'W . thont daring to give an opinion of the ta4ls.to syhicitthey we are unable 'to deteniiine: - This writer' asserts it " to have lycn held as ii;s fluty to do no, mote than 'transmje without remarkc." By. w nom was thi3.held. to be_ ? Certainly not by Ibis own. Governnient, Tlii; 'paragraph:is nc)j,9lle (4' those- ptothi6t inns, that :a British Ai in istr might treat - .Evr.ry sentetio,e of/ it o is mtnitrked,,with,taitrtioxvieflge cJf, hliis m hich 0 oiy have I:beet t h rdti gth ' nth stl4r44:A. • , 4041 . , t • it.atitnot: bden 41,tithoriseci lay; t lie :Ciove rom e ,at NVailkington - , -t h a toGove r innen t . it self .woula°)lave coi3.2etled the Editor rit . have poutradiCtod, • , •... venture to - sor; wilatct - fter! . .'..part tfti Great ; 11ritain this ,parsgraph is!mie.; it xvitl , e'xi..-ite and been wtitten lin'. no ,ptlrpOhe tllBll `, ;,0 . 1 1n/. The answer giv-to, to Mr. EvAkine onotheAubjetit of I ?.' , •bserteri, as stated in.this vllragrapl/p-was't .ge-• ner..ll negative,, tinder any circunl,i;.nceS,-toitlid'titi livery ot up .to our, •G.tWertuneut.--To.recon cile ErsLin,t.t t to,: ft his,,tiditial„ . he is tcild that, `,` fowl, ounivnanciogiVe,fertitin, that General Order:v,liail teen i,.sned to,their:,Noval Commandoes noi to ja'ruu.l opy British .Desetters. to le recruited for the ; (into iion so vice."—,-Coi»modore Barron and .the Aineri,..:ati Recruiting OCricers must have known Oat .tbis q)ecious, order- , was not to klireLt their cond!at.t, but to: deceive 1.1 , 11'. Erskine; tar. Cloy ,apply tiwaiseives ; to thele cruiting : every Liiiti , d): - Desurtkr,they could inchwe'to enter-; • 60,111 C Ot r lte.e nittk.wera pointed•out to theta at Nao folk :Pss Deserters, 3 , 41- they were known to be ynyh, n0t,(41. y.b Conmodore Barran, hu,t by some of ()ffice s. The order,' however, not to enlist thew, wa:i to-serve as,an ectise, if this , conduet was complained of, aad they con ceived that having ; thwu -once, on 111::ird,ship the 4.iperic,an lila& was to. cover,and conceal.these uien tro , i), :4'll future, discovery, ; .• It would have. tarnished on excellent scene for tiogartli r could be ,hatie viewed the American Ca-. binet, when the qtiack of the'Cliesapeake was, first communicated to it. ,This tronsa6ion, which they clmeeived so, completely.,i4iapped up-,--to be deve loped in a nionient--the deserters .whom they, said they had tOrbidden to be , ealisted. to be)attually Lund on board--and this, ifter . ,a ptuitive.denial of their. bring there,. by Coma:v.)l3°re Barron himself; the,inimediate agent of the: Government to cote-! municate their,. order relative.to the enlistment of , .desetter:. SPORTIAG I INTELLIGENCE,. STIRLING - RACES, SCOTLAND. A Purse of Sal. given; bk'. the 111,),,:iirtates of Stirling, tMee lout rifle heats. r Mr. Miller's b. h. D'Engtilen, by Liagtail, darn by Ruler I Mr..l3aird's - 2 2 Sir 1, L. fonnstone's,Corn peti dr An excellentraee. Wednesday, a Pofse 0101. forall ages, two-mile beats. Mr. 13randlio,;') F.ortutia Mr. Iluton'b b. g. jack 2 Mr. E. L. Hodgson's b, in. Miss 17` , :•.i..ey • • .cir Tburcday, a Purse of sOl. for 'all ales, titre tour-inileheats. Mr. liramiling's b. al. 'Forron.i. Mr. E. L. Ruktgsun'o t,. ~ings I)ccAy • - • Mr. tlutsures b, g : - cir ..• - . .. . Linlithgow and Stirlin . gildre flunters' Stakes.. , Mr. Mont() liainfnWs b. g. by Spiudier - t i .. . Mr -Mturay'a di. g.sby Ostrich ' • - - 2 2 Tile roltowing were Stibribtrs, biit'did nrrt name : --T-he It iglu flon. 1.,.4d Ellillitisicnio, Lora V is,,ouot A eilUitA4e, file Hun. C. I:. I. tem:rig s Geheral M,:xweli, fames 13ruce, nag . . u. H. Dun d,,,,, E s q. I. 1V..r,0n, /.,,,i. Cciar,;el2.inWy, Eaq. L. H. Ferrier, l:,14. Scvcriii ltaa. r.it..., v.lii,li atrortia , Illttql 4411U,SCITkent. AYR 'RA C I.'. S , ,„ • . O n Friday sc'onight, tre sport of the weelt terminated wan. the Plate giyen by.. the Laladonian Hunt, vatu:r ' , Dogs. tor all ages. Mr. lirandling's Fo:tunat 4 yes oiti r. - . , - z i 1 I.ord,Muntgoluerie's Caleo S,Juol'orn - .. 1 2 2 This W.16 - an excellent race. Ayr Sol. all ages. Mr. Hodgson's Miss Decoy ... - _ i t Lord Moutgf.titerie's grey colt - - - z dr Mr. rilaird's Juno..B y is cod -. _ - 3 dr Tile two titst were entered at the starting post. 111.1. HUNT. I'HUIthUAY. The Hunters' Purso or 501. ►vas run for, and won by Capt. Cheapt's Lady Alllke 1 I Itc 11U111 1 0 014106 t. 1114 N a Capt. Hay'b nurse . • - 3 3 .. t. : • L,:Cr- „iida . .~ ~: , ow-s et. .--- e. 4 t `t- rd a c', .k../ i iv tics; ftfiekint. f "11 YR - ' tient Jew of Vorttwoittiv,' eliatuitif orii auspliiidnui : having forged -Seqrogiks'.l,A.pira.tktA-.0 Atlo 0 ex. , Willi, was brought before Mr. READ for exa,m,,, „In - tion, when the Clerk of The.Cheeque and Attift ' t heiptizipA to,GKeenwicli'lliskititt Ai.sended. ,'::, Adkins, 'tt'e ditcet:, -- "StatAt'thlit -he returned leittil4relairg4lintl,"riiiterf)bdt,'‘lticSA-tdiacir ,'. Wilful& being able to find Scandling, the sailor-boy, a.vety ,Inaterint,Willies4. ' .n .., ~.,; ' .. " It ,'-i.,state,-1 is ta k e gqilliptiP.;l;,wi? attendo fir the Gp%.erilors of Greenviet llosiiiia;:that they lirtd i eceivoCtihbytheir.lhi*ltiiitiich'44lYre , t444 . ll4: 't.'a s. I i ke- ly to be found, and requested_ tatitiakiiiiitislmight gc-% .. hiViiy,E..q4. r l4 l, Yetl and (Wins- was ~`ecor mg& c p tp Liver,p oo itiYk • ; . ;•)•zi,ola Toftni. toil lIVIALEastpudA - ntre,ii-rrit—Tbe ttLaripp wlto name is familiar to ti-,e : pulylic iil bei n tlir t ioonnatgill of E. W. Roberts, chnri2,4at ,this (1 15 ce witlY' r itanspiring with 1,/ , ri ItB . dYtaud tradesmen of iheir,plopeity, webs-yesterday brought •,up,Po r gpswer s , 1.:11 charge , Aolivrerd against ,her. • Mrs. Roikrts, Yr ..16131940Y9/10t lead rendered her unalge to attenit. INfore, u"4, 5 brpught front her, kodgings ili tialiA/uty•-Wecto ' . Strand,, yesterday mgrjiing„ The. eviden%,•adduce 4 • gainst,her WAS „simiNr to, that stared in the,esami , nation of - Robert's; with some points that r,..1.A0 1 hietiy,to herself. Mr. Hancock, au ironmonger,, in I\l.:lrekiolcoAk" street, Mr. Bailey, upholsterer, in,Marsh,.',..street) Carnal y 7 market, nphi,iste);.l, iq "i'ottenham-wort-road, p t iocipal uesses,, wd their tetititotty J Ny4ttut,Prolchtl/i" Roberts had accornpanied_Arp.w 14, fit'49:l4 ll .s;.: , ,eir g94o,X , l=l l A.:9 l '.ilegre4 t i f ..corarp-stretat, l: B99: pasied,for4r4,wo'.a,witizt. • Mr. , , in ono i•4stikW 11 4 , ' I :Jf-if, 4 o44nt '_Brown . t ) ••her, ; b9ll-ropgs, wo)*4 _Brown had ordered. _Mr: Rackstow stated, • ti)ltt jj,),e Defeqd4n,t 7 R4l.-yasgmv cirr riagei and most of tbitoods' which lie had tiCIiFF I 4 [ at the house, in. Cor,qm-s t ryet, were seic..tr i d by-,t be sot] , .- !' 1 , 1 C,tr l s(l ,:, ido e.ven :\ 1,3,1 k ,proved, shit . when went c nci tlf* "in Coratii-Stree4,lor'fili goods; he fotinti , S m er the Defendadit?i a s reetil i ;I' •nt; , •• , rl,v f , •• • , •lt time an etecution was the bons , , 1-• Roberts it it kvas at kis s lit , what' Isis Ytlk changed; aril tic replied in the pezative. ; • flays, who :iced 'servant lil th‘t house Street, nlwayi knew' the Deteild.,nt by thy • ißrown, until ()lie evening; whet) Robert, p`i.l , ! • `first :ipptarance tot f ii , when a maid corntnunieated to the 011,1 v. servants, that 'Brown was tot the future to be called 1 .1!)-3. ito4r.ts. The Witnebswos hired by lit 1.1).0..vn, ,tilcipA sem.se of tite'Dofendant. l acs said in `kii'etv tAtt , 14Y- , tie tif the town, tarn would strew bin). •' • • not bring forward tier witxte sac to l)ruvu filer iif ii!)- cenee' in this instauee.• She jtad itivAriahlv 1. cirltc fief •ber right name, Roberts; noes iithsrini;ing merit of the'servantiand the ottier :one tould•suspe(si Brown to' have been her •Iltist),o ,l • when tie was in deep , thobrning, and she any mourning. ',he had, it true', gone otit 'with Brcr.vit to give her op.:lio.i' r:Tedi,, , ...7 - his tar nitllTC, .NC. , The Magistrate observed,Jthat he was inclined 11? al/chit t4ail to h. , i fi n ht !!,,! charty,es itgainst l.er were suelle , ,,would be ler cousiderati , •,), if 3 .k.ry. • • • "lite Defendant was consequently held to bail- SIIIP N.P ` ,l Gil A Vitt ENO. NOVI:Mar.R.9. G Passed by--the Pariat, from Coperi4ogen"; Nl.ar' tha, Rio:lards, iroin Arcm.ingel ; twirl 14.4 4 '; Ssduloits, Ingraham, A Itrcii, Kohinaon, Good I lacia, MO' writ, Argo, Horne, Tiatalkir, SAntilentO# , '" ll C fr ing, and Atlas, Harris, froin Oporto. ' Sailed—ttio Union, Slivitticro, for Cork ; William, RIP field, tor Malta; Poin..na. Sorth, tur Toh:;gq poly, l'isher, tor Crenall4 ,• ,;o1 t,! l. Ilarbadcies ; Satyr , lobos, to 'r St. Ornlll,io GOgr• limb, am; Atlas, I. raiii,l4ll,l, tc,r laawica. vßtoAy: A Subscription Purse, given by the Hunt, was „run for; una.. won by 'Mr. Dun's horse Bustard . . 2 I. Mr.'•ltaint's Youug Nuwbyth ' . _ ' t cli.i 1.1, ° first heat was a capital one. —New by th ran on' the srcou't heat. The Fox-hounds had a capital run on Saturi.4... On the 28th ult. an unfortunate.accidenr happen ed. at, Bakewell, 'in Derbyshire. The Volunteers being assembled for exercise, and tho drill serjeant having occasion to go into the store-room ibr some cartridges, was followed by two of the Volunteers, use . of whom imprudently ,snapped his Musket to try the flint, - a spark from which falling upon Some broken cartridges, 'caused an explosion, by °which the.three men were'dreadfully burnt, and the store room (in which were futie casks of cartridges) set 'on fire; this caused considerable alarm amongst the itr, habitants ; but one of the - officers ;encOuraged some of time men to accompany him into the store-room, and they extinguished the iiilnfes without 'Arttiet , mischiel. `Great lopes' are entertained of the re; , ' covery of the three men. On Friday seinnight, about eight o'clock -in -the.. evening, as Captain HumrfilißY BUNSTER, of the Amy, of . London, was goin g from the Dolphin' Tavern, at Falmouth, to DUCKHAM'S Acaderny,• it being very dark, in cro,,sing thefieldshe missed"the path, and most unfortunately tell into a - stofie ,qoarry, upwards of 50 feet deep, bywhich be was maimed and Inerated'in a dreadful manner. His cries brought people to his assistance, who carried him to Mr.-RICHARD' PrKE's, flit' nearest where he lay in the greatest 'agonies, until `Sunday afternoon, when•be expired: HIGH WATER AT LoNooN oItiDCE TELMOP,.. ROW. Morning, 48 min. after 11. l'Afternoon, o min. alter O. publia4:l by W qk Si 114 i; Sea:pl.*, of Souh Mn t II" the Pape), teirrs' far the Editor, &c, (pust-paiditin in,strett, C rosveriar-squa .t.tit addressel. B/#1 Yesterd4v, at his house in Vork-plade, Poitinun,) , l ll ' 4l rlir Lily of Tnoinss Cluntliess, Esq. ola Son. .41.4 R R 1 E D, ' . ''''Oil the 4th inst. at Edinburgh. Alexander Webster, 11, Advo4;ate, of I.Ogrdeen. to Mi.s :Nl a ry, act Nl.f:illigalit 61 " same place. . i f . l.ast we*. at tint% Itlr. V. Wcod, to NlisS Ni , :, i Dutchman; ekleir :1, , ,k;i, , ,-..r ,if Mr, I. 14.111.:11411;111, Nlcicrli at Cintinghani, near that ,o .cx , 14.0 Lately. J. I vespn, Esq. of lii.clon to Miss Bell. ol .• i both in Holde , ritni•i. o, WOn ednebtlay last, at the Holy 'Unity eittireb. Ni , s' ',I I .srpb Dibb, Cotninon Brewer,. to Mrs. Ann' Kicharthwl , tb h of Hill. . • . . DIED. , --- - --- ~.: ().11 Friday. last. ar C 1 ,,; ; ;,,,,, m ni . , Ni Ari bi Di ce y, ielia ei tlie Rdv. Edwar.i 1.)it... , . . Oti Settifttay r:10111111:,; i t , at hii lwitse in Lincoln's -111' Belds,..‘Viiiutin ',Vian&J; , ! . Li. . - . . .. r e.. 'rho saint , evening. , L n, ur, .1 ... ,1 St, I,,lines's•6iii-i- - i• Mithanii. I Nli.: - ,C,elciii, '. 1. .. I', ' I ' ~; ; .,.1 , i , Ind Coimo ' sOtitile , llll , ll. Ad:ii-' On Satitrh v y last, in the t;,! \ ~ ..ti nt hk :iv, John - st"rii ESkt a cull.,,tei - ,1 41::,....en:.... '.,.'. ~, I :;.: 1 ..:ivaa ii,kslit , i i°l ' rt 1 , 1414.1101 Afloilon. • ,'4 ~„,, A l‘v (14s 4;6, sir. Wittiani 11,..1.,-..')! , Attorty ;it '' of 1 . t 7 en . lVllPS•eifill, 11 , 1burrt. .• 1 144/' On the 27rti %tit. :Ai the 11'1.1114e 0:. (, .1 , '''' ,, i ,, : l * " 4 Mr. tVilli.itti Srne•••, Niinit.., of th4t l'..ti,li • ol P: 4 l . Lately', ;it Vitilling, in NVestitinrtar:t, 1-I,oiy (.7 urkve.., , 1 , l'itiQd 62. 1 - i, v , ISS the tattler of.'4i t;niUti - en, tr,i,.l .0 gra' Ontdren, and 46 gre.it-graoi.L.chtittren 1 v • ' • ,:li 1.)1'4 1-4 " (in the I..itli of 1111), Colonul F oligt...n, (I..tiie •-•,- .-.. Guar:li. of r , ,On the. 27th ult. tars; Miapiy,, wife of Pi'. :!; 511 --g l l' Winils,oi • __..., PR ice oh' - Y;..srtit,Dr.v. , ' hank Stz.lck, r,ts 22; 1 Imii4 St94.C, 17.; A' , ~ ~ 4 %1% i i wr 1....e11. rill 97 : 93)cc Inata,l•wi ,, A, ,I , 0 5 ,.pt! I 5 per Crnt. 1797, E!!,..-4p,u.1 init, is., 4 lii.,n 5 per Cent. thnniurn,:tr- pr, , . 4 per cent . Si 8 ,-): : :7„ . I nipeti ,1 3 . el- C 0r... i I per t_sent. itef! i-a , i t.hiku, Ant, 7 7- IVO," , ;rr Ceat C,Ol, 6,;:.i. - 143 irk for A cLoull,, t , , 63 ~ }1P:11( r, - , .11111 (7 IX. iuths i Cun. t i r 26t 4 . la" D:tta Short .‘ nu. _.....--0-." , r ,