The Sun. — London, England, 1803-04-21 00:00:00

Zs. of ' zUCtis, It. Vatigliati: A Clarke, 1. Dasliwpod, C: Asgill, L Criiiz, H. Dalrymple, W. Langley,). Talbot, I, Esdaile, - - ir• MoVston, E. B:irkeri I. North, S:Cotterell, Ana P. Hale: Admirahr—Parker, Berkley, Sir R. Calder, and Sir . ). Gel!. ' Generalr :-Firich, Marsh, Loftus, Harris, Sowerilohnston, Dundas, Simcoe, Boss, Hall, H o th am , Wilf or d, N ec dlyan, r• Irwin, Brownrigg, Phil , ps, Luniley, and Fisher. • Colonic--Windsof, Clayton, Fitzroy, Saville, . Lumley, Fane, Mitchell, Hugl.‘s, Simpson, Barnard; and Lemon. itiajo-±—Rehow (Silver-sticl:). Calcraft,-and Emen. Capt.iina-, Legge, Berresford, Fraser, Gould, Blake, Strut. ton, and B a rk er.- Messrs. -Wilb er f orce, H . Lascelles, H. Addington,, Gren- Ville, York, Nlunday, B. Watson, King, Rigby, Tierney, .• i .Grey, Sloane, Price, Wyndham, Adam, Lovett, Fagel, Nevi', Ward, Faulkner; Cr a ig, Wi c kh am , S t e wart , Th e l, lussou, I.:civet!, Chumleyi S. Arrow, L. 4aville,..ilartwell, .14ills, Panton, Jackson, Turner, Villiers, Kinnaitd, Botive: 'it. riE - , * 11 ) 11-Vdt:, Duncombe, Smith, Gordon, Fuller, •Stopford, .Colletou,,Black,,Ke,ne, Fev e r s h am , J or d an , Goodall, wode. " honse, J l'.. - Mo'ystoii, WestbrOok, Paterson, Windsor, Stanley, ;,Howard, 'Fairfax, E. Archer, Ellison, Cavendish, Sand. Wich; ).angler, A:Stanhope, Brackett; W. Turner, Hop kins, Fowry, Halliburton, . Fulbrock, fleneage, Illaclotan, Champney, Bell :Ise, Williams, Buller ' Egan, Langham, Scott, Masters, Lebb, Blackett, Mattocks, Park, Orde, T. lowther, Oliver, and C. Mills. . . Several Addresses to His . MAJESTY, on his late escape, were presented, among' them From the County of Ayr, by the Earl of Eglingtoun • From Yorkshire, by Mr. Wilberforce and Mr. Laseel i lty, ; From the Burgh of Irvine, by Lord Montgontery ; Prom: the Presbytery of Cupar ; and • • , From Coventry, by the Earl of Warwick. I The following Presentations to fits MAJESTY took place ; - • , • Sir Robert Carr and Mr. Bebb, by,the Marquis Cornwallis; Lord Kingston on his coming to hts.title, by the Secretary at War. Lord Mont; . ',omery, on his Marriage. Lord Grautliam ant: Mr. Duller were also presented. Mr. Hoar Ilacla.:l4, oil his Marriage, by Lord Hart:wood. The followi ng were present f or the-first 'lime this season : • . The Duke of Leed s , E ar l S tam f ord, Lord Grantham, Lord t:;rey, Sir W. Curtis, Mr. Nlunday, Mr. Darner, Mr. Loy. til, and Mr. Duncombe, . . After the, Levee, which was most fully pttended,• His Mat Erry.held a Privy Council, arid afterwards received from Mr. GR EV 1 LLE the vacant,kibbon of Ilse Bath, worn by the late Sii WILL TAU HA. Id I LTO N . . . . His MAJESTY gave a very long audience io Mr. Atioitiorou ; Lord HOBART had a long private audience, and the Earl of CHATHAM was, for a con. siderable time in the closet, so that lii,; MAissTY did not leave St. James's for Buckingham house, till ten min utes b e f ore s i x ' o ' c l o ik . * • Tit pI R Mitt v.s.rt its will honour Covent.Garo,en Theatre with their presence this evening. dies. V ./4 4V Li FP V. DEAL, APRIL 20. :15 lk in iC iil ; ''The'ParNey orIVALEs arrived at the Pavilion at ) 3 righton,qn Monday night, about hall past :even e o'clock. Tuesday morning His Royal flighress rode opt on horseback to inspeti the loth Light Dragoons at the Barracks. The Efellion for new . Members of Parliament for Berwick, commenced on Monday morning. At the adjournment for that day, the Candidates stood on the Poll as follows FRANCIS SITWELL, Esq. (Mr. HALL'S friend) ISt Sir JOHN CALLANDER, Bart. • 1. 1 44 Major ALLZN (Mr. Foßnyces friend) 139 • Yesterday came o n at R yegate , t h e Eldlion or Treasurer firthe County of Surrey, in the pLice of 11Ir, PARDON, deceased; when Jotix ALLCOCK, Esq. was elqied; the. numbers being, For Mr. ArteocK . For Mr. WARE . The last adviees,overland from India, announce the death of JOHN BRISTOW ' Esq. Senior Merober of the .Board of 'Trade at Fort-William. ,He is , supposed to Have been worth two Millions Sterling. We understand that his Excellency J. IVlomtoe, has been appointed American Ambassador at this Court. He is now ,:at Paris, and is expeded in London in about ten days. By letters just received from America we learn, that JEFFERSON' and PAINE have disagreed, and that the latter has been discatded. . • ,Yesteiday a Court of Diredors of the East India Company was held at the India House, , When the following Gentlemen were appointed' Managing Owno.rs of the nevi Extra Ships, lately engaged by the Court of Direaors of the East India Company,' viz. TflomAs flualtY, Esq. Of the Tigris; consigned to Madeira and Bengal, and new' ship, consigned to tengal direr-;. JOSEPH 1)oR IN, Esq. ol the Glory, Consigned to IN:latirasind Bengal ; JOH N ST. 13AR:Be, • 1 :9q• of the Come,t, consigned to St. Helena and Ben- Bbl; ROBERT CHARNOCK; Esq. nf.the Ana, con,. signed to Madeira, anal . Botobay ; Tit om AS WIIK I N. t!ON, EsCl. Of the G enera l S t n art ,. cons i gne d to ' Ma, Beira,' Madras and Bengal ; and Mori E GAk t Esq. of the A9rthirmiston, consigned 'to Bengal In consequence of - the above addition to the list of this sesSon, fifty-one ships will be dispatched to India and China this year. Almost all the Papers have stated ,tliat Lord ME 1. -, 1 , 11,t E .had gone, 4reilmer Castle wirh Mr, PITT. Lord Mai.v , took his Seat last night in the. liCittse of Peers- 7 -3 sufficient expo6rino of the truth end accuracy of the Fashionable Prints A Bill was yesterday ,Preferred before the Griand Jpry at Hicks's Hall, intliding Capt.. MAcNAII4II.7. A for murder.' Several additional Witnesses to those stho had given their testimony before the Coroner Were examined. , The Bill was thrown our, and the Captain will of course be . Only tried for rnan, slaughter. ,7 • Yesterday, at Coe o'clock, Sir R. FORD attended at Blake's Hotel, to examine the Surgeons who at tend Capt. MACNAMARA; when it appeared upon oath, that notwithstanding he was ins Or wayihe w as not in such a 'state as to be removed to New. gate, therefore will remain at the Hotel 'until to. Morrow morning, from whence he will be brought 's to. the Old Bailey, to answer to the charges, eifc. At the ,adjourned Sittings of the Court of King's Bench: yesterday, six Special jury causes, were ap. -Pointed for the day, three of which were referred, and rn three others the Records were withdrawn. Three Common jury causes were also referred. At a Meeting of the Deputy-Lieutenants held at Butt' St. Edmund's on Friday'lasr, it was ordered, that the Parish allowance to persons' providing Sub. atitutes for the Militia, in the Western Division of that .county, he 4 1. eac h man , which Was deemed half of the aveiage - current price for ,procuring the same, 1 i .i.., iii: "I, — s.l•"yv d• S., 114,(.1ki PORDSMOUTJI, APRIL 2.,;14 • .Ii.IGUE, ,ArfttL 9. . . -!-- . Arrived the Thalia Frigate, froth . the West In. notice to our Government ot• the placing the town ot Flashing in a state of siege,. which measure appears to have been hastened by the refusal of the English to deliver up the island of Garee to the French. The 7000 French Trooo .which • have entered Breda, Flushing, Middleburg,. and Veep? will be - reinforced with nearly an-equal - number; that is with tour Battalions of InErttry, and three Spa, chant" of Cavalry which will take possession of, or have already -occupied 114zokou3u,rch, and other places in our territory. To-day 600 men have en tered Ni.megurn, where yesterday 1:., gates were shut against them. All• these, amounting to r z or 14,000 Fiench Troops, which are well eloathed and accoutred, come f rom B e lgium, where they will be replaced from the interior Lli . France. A communication will be esta. Wished by telegraphs from the Frontiers . f our Republic to Paris, which never was done in the late War, fir the telegraphic line only extended to Lisle ; it will now be continued to Bruiseh, and so to Paris. The Telegraph-Diredor, CrsArr r, will erc..t a, telegraph on the church bf St. Sudula, at Brussels. Citizen MICHAUD is arrived here as Ccumnissaire r.)ra'Nmateur, to superintend every thing relating to the maintenance •of the French Troops, which, a s ..4.,4 4 s their pay, will be furnished by our Republic. I about ten days the Cotaiers %-hich have been r .seo to Peterbarg from I. naafi, Paris 4sid the Hague, are expetted back. The answers they bring will decide the present crisis,, and this decision, it is hoped will be pacific. YESTERDAY evening ,arriVed:ili the Downs the HoU; East India Company's Shit Pike verance; from , , China, and Anna (conntrt 3l hif.): ~frntn Bengal. The. latter sailed this morisiog 49,:thOtiver, in company with the .David ..Sl4tt,n4i*trivsick, and Cirencester. The Royal Charlotte, Ceres, Alt:wick castle, awl Perseverance, remain, with the Dorset shire: and Ceylon Indiamen, outward.bound ; the two latter came down from the River this morning, in company with His Majesty's Ship Gel ykbeiti. - • " AMSTERI3:IM, APRIL 9. It case of a rupture with England, time Armies, according to our Gazettes, will be immediately as sembled on the Coast near Rote/ogee, iVarbrapidy, and in Belgium. MORT AU will command in t CaMp to be formed near BrLst Oun I NOT at Cher hour: ; MASSE NA at Dtaiirk And MACDONALD a f(Yorth Army in Holland. The Batavian Rescriptions, payable after the Peace, are at 6 z . The English 1 -1 -lpers , have : asserted, that a German RtTiment, in Datavian payr-at the ofFered t o entc-r , into tile , pay of : withuut foundation. BERN, itlv.,.cti AT Fri:yburg, where the Landammann, D'Ar. mt., was it;ulced in his, house, an order . has been published, Thar .every person passing through the, ,treets, in dark evenings, after nine o'clock, shall he #rested ; an,l that wherever more than four per are fotind standing together in, the street., in the everting,- they shall be dispersed. Ya 4 RMOUTH, APR IL 20. ,ARgIvEo in the Roads, the, King . George Packet, Captain FLYN, from Cuxhaven, with Mails and Passengers; Adventure, BYRON, from Hull, with corn, bound to London, u . ith toss of anchors and cables ; George and William, METCALF, .and Char., lotte, ISLET, from London. The Hornet sloop is on her way to England from the West Indio. The Roniu/vs is ordered to proceed to the Nore ; Pensioners from 'Greenwich fibspital are to assist in rigging her. - - • Lieutenant LESLIE is appointed to command the Sheerness tender. The' ROmney is ordered to be paid tint Chatham.. This morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward . Islands, brought to Falmouth by the Pritice Ernest Packet in 35 days. An account 'has 'been received from the Mission, aries at Otaheite, that there has -been •a civil war in the Island, which has ended in the complete, vitt :ry (11 . POMAR, WhO is the friettdof flit Mission aries, and ,a constant attendittit - iv thijiv.public Sir 1 1 V;LL1 AM HAMILTON has:nude hts: nephew, the Hon. 'Cti n. GR EVILLE (Deputy 1460 Cham herlam), 1 sole heir. His estates near Swansea, which he got by a former wife, amount to• 5000. per ann, These he has left 03%a with 7001. per ann. as an annuity .for the present Lady Hamit.- Tor/ durin g her life. The Mornin g Chronicle is hard at work to bring Lord - LAUDEREILb. into Parliipnent, but w:: apprehend tllat :tie attempt will be perfettly fruit. less, His Lordship's politics are coO well knit ,, . to the Scotch Peerage to arrird any hope of succe in such an enterprize. One of the grearcst curiosities in the,Ki ng d orn i. in the G.irden the Dokr . of DoRSET, ar KrilWIC: a S;kverF;r-tree, hu!dred and n feet !.. Leigh!, Upwards of a iniqdra _years full health and vigour. , Mrs. 13; L INGTON I S journey to Ba-th has been (It service to her, She never sung bt..itrr than - on Tuesday night, when she was. encored in several songs by . whole, audience, which was numerous and het Since the late skirmish at the Opera House, the pradtce, of interropting .Theatrical Exhibitions is becoming more and nsure• prevalent. During the vvhole of the Performance for INAHANt's Ilenefir, ;Monday evening, a considerable part of the deoce were - annoyed by the iaccssant lots l talking, and absurd •laughter, of_ a .partywho i bad stationed. ' t hemselves very near the Pit t,Nc i p , pry.vate.bnx.— . Such an offensive nuisance, - in agyoathts Theatre, would have been instatply anct i v,efy pro. perly removed ;• and nothing but.sil,tie;ire.,,to avoid any. additional interruption to the harmony'of the evening, could have induced the forbeaiance of those persons who were unfortunate enough to be seated near ,thern; It was evidently an attempt to attran public,notice, and we larrent, they . did not meet with ...int notice which their conduct - would have so fully justified. The house in West.square, Sr. George's.fields, on which the Telegraph was eretled, was on Mon. day purchased by Government for the use ',of the people belonging to that station, and therefore -the Telegraph will not be removed, as was formerly proposed. • . , , Yesterday presented the very extraordinary cir. cumstance of a vessel wrecked, from stress. of weather, in the Thames, between Blackfriars Bridge and,, the, Temple' Garden!;. It was a large coal barge, with two men on board. • A vast number, of skiffs went-off to her assistance, but they could only , save the two men ; the vessel went down, in a few minutes after. 'lt is hardly possible to pa. rallel\an instance in this part of the of so for midable art hurricane as that by- which the Thames wa s yesterday agitated. It was even considered an aft of daring - intrepidity on the part of those who ventured out in boats fur the purpose of rescuing those who were in the barge. Mr. ..;.rant, who , was apprehended on Friday af. ternoon for shooting at. Sraric Eit GF:oaca TowN um), &lg. nearly opposite to his horse in land.courr, St. James's-place, wagon Tuesday put to the bar'at How-street, to be re-examined before. Mr. BOND and Sir, WILLIAM P f illSONi, Mr. Tows. SEND was. attended by 'his Solicitor, Mr. SIMPSoN, of the Temple, and Mr: Grant had the legal assit,' tance of another professional Gent,hppati.. The ex. amination did not occupy much rittieois: oPYthe part :of NiTr Towigstix-b, Mr.: SIMPSON apprized the Magistrates that the whole Of the evidence was not. cullefted. Mr. Grant was dressed ,in black, looked very pale and dejeeted, and appeared reduced to st sullen despondency bordering on despair.„: . . He was 'committed fin- farther examination on Tuf;sclay next, when all the evidence will be 44. duced. 'SVVAiII A, A PR.IL 4. Ga PAT preparations are raking at Shasyrret for turee days testi vit which will be celebrated .•, ,elpience of the elevati o n of t h e Duke to the •:. ,rat Digbity, anti 'which will cike place 10 - the wed.: after Easter. The red Uniforms for the At. et) dab t s of the cOurt, .according to their diffelent 1-grecs, are nbumptuous and elegant. The Armorial_ c it,of the Herald is of yellow velvet, richly em :.roidered with'the Elc6i , Jrai Arrn A grcar number of.strangers are expeaed at Slut..., garar, among others the French Envoy, DID ELo who has not yet. art ived here. The really , salary of the Russian Minister .at war, is fixed ar ' .• . • 3 i,6co P)Ub. Th:: Ministcr of Justice has • .4 . ; ,65 ) do. Tnc Minister for the. Hone Department 47,750 tio. The Minister ot the Finam..ts . ' 4 - -,300 th. The Nlinkter of 'rode . 2.2,950 do, :,l'lie: Miniter for PlociamationS - e.:,?.:..5 do. Totil - (exclusive of the.l:,(l3ry to the .-----.. ministor.of Forciga A IE4I - 0 ~( . • 449Q,475 do. On Tuesday m.uningi Gentleman is crossing the wayin Fleet.streetVescpMilig to . be jammed, be. tween two - Hackney Coaches . which were both com ing towards him, struck one of the horses.with•an umbrella .he bad in his hand; the Coachntan ithme. ()lately got off his box, and l'ollowing the Gentle man up Fetter-lane, began. to beat him- in a most brutal manner - about the head and face, and would not have desisted but far the interference . of . some persons coming up the lane, ‘ . .vho.not.only protedted the Gentleman from any further outrage, , but, pre vailed on him to take the numberolthe Cbath.. • . - On Tuesday sennight the Migi4trates for the borough of Newark rook information against seveti tep journeymen ciinet-makers in that viva'', wilt) it Appeared, had associ;tted and entered into articles 'of cotnbination for the express purpose of advancing tfieir - wages, and regulating the ,terms upon which they chose to work at their track, The Magistra t es, upon a full and impartial bearing 9f the complaint, conviaed fourteen of them, who were accordingly ordered to be imprisoned in the house'of correaion at Southwell, for the space of one calendar month. At the Carlow Assizes, Thomas'Roche, of Leigh_ lin bridge;, woollen.draper, wds put on his trial, for having in his possession forgeries on the !In& of Irdand, ,and sentenced to be imprisoned two years i to pay a penalty of 501, and' to stand one hour in and upon the pillory twice in Cailow, arnl oni Leighlin:bridge, and, it dip expiration of his 'in). prisonment, to give Security for his good behaVlOUr. A man, who culls himself C3puu Smlilis and pretends to' have dim) the Mister and Owner of a Merchant Ship from ; _tie,w,York, has 'liven., lately levying contributiovk bm,thejamic, by „acwiting he bad sustained. a 1055.01,.30c01, by the destri.K. don of his 'ship in a violent ..t..enipest, of which he produced'eertificases in writing, : and- has obtained several SUMS from Sir J. HANHANt, Barr. .Wm. WyNntinm, Esq. T. WELD, Eaq. P. BECKFORU, Esq. SPURN.' Ea, Esq. the, R , lv. Mr. GROVE, Rev. 21r. BLACKMORE, and many other Oentle_ men in the Counties of Hants, Wilts, and D 4set ; but on applying to, the Mayor of Dorchester, he discovered the'whole account to be, false,' Und has committed this impostor to th; House of Cori:ce dar). as it rogue and vorbond. At a ,Meetin !tell at tlle ettiiblhall, in the Town of .114tverivrcii..'est, in the said oti WednestfaY the 6th' flay of April, iSoi, purpose of taking into consideration an Address to be presented to His 'Majesty, congratulating him on his late providential Escape-;-: ‘Resolved unanimously, .Thstt. the Addrcsi produced is :IR proved of, and Cut thit-Chairtbah tie ri...iitit!:,!ekt to obtain the signature bf the S heti rho the same oil lbv}t.il or the,Cottnty. That the Lord Lieutenant be requeted to I..4'esent the Datue That the Thanks of this Meeting be giteri to the Sheriff; for caltiag the "same. That the Chairman flo sign these ItesollyticAs on 11:24 talfof the Meeting, and chit the saute he plibtisited to tire tlerald, Star, and Courier Papers. - • T. PittLtis, Chairman. The Chairman having left thb Chair, - Itesolved, That the 'rhanks of this Niettinz hcs .:;ven to the Res', John Phinpg, Doelor of Divinity, for ti s conciacl 1.11:: Chairs, • TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The humble Address- of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and - .Free= holders of the County of Pembroke: MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN; We, your . j.pyal Subjee.ls, the Gentlemen, Clergy, apd Freeholde; - s of the County of Pernsroke, ; - )e.; leave to ap prciach y,our Thronewitn' the warmest ‘on., ratiilations on your Alajesty's providential -Escape icon) the •wicked de_ sins of blooti.thirsty Conspirators, selisible.of the blessings we have bug enjoyed niz&r inild Govern ment, we-solemnly plMge. ourselves in litz,,rd every thing that is dear to us in the 1u port of, it, as wet i foreign 'as domestic Enemies ; :tad .st many (nil, • Ntates taintly sul-iiiit to the galling yu4e, we, will' conviii , ktiler of a great Nation, thlt fltitoig-; vv.; I t . y. • Signed at th rclitoit,-.arat ant tilt. G KO. 'do of r .4i1:01;11. EDINBURGH, Ariti into; on .the 29th January, at I. l ,Wh:tv Roetivr aged,So ye:n.s. lie was a no, rive of Ireland, but left it.about 4o years ago, and - came to Lochwinnoch, .where he .resid , td tilrhits a death. He wrought as labnurer to tiny who ern. played hial, but would not take.mnre than twopence a day and his vitltuals, and fourpenee during h.lrvest.. He lived in a cot.house, into which ht, scarcely would admit any visitor. He was'not able to worlt' for about two years, during which rime he liyed in the utmost penury ; 'greens, , wild heibs, and Ora- s toes, were his ordinary'food, in - 41 had it rot betlty, for a . neighbouring . firtrier, .whom he soiwtitnes visited, it is likely - he v'fonitl haventarve,r himself, When his luse. Was irrlptetc,taftcr Iris dedih, were fountl in qoverai small blsket4, stts i Tntlea with cmds-fron: r,adf, pr;)vi,,ions Qf kindq, butter, Iltsb, perfes:tly A little barrel %vas hung atO in the sim ml()nt-r with InzAl, had been 'kept for years. 1 . - its bt,il cover rusht,s sewed together ; hiS seat a piec of turf,.' with ae root of an old tree for its back. Not wishing to, encoorage . visttors, there was .111 other seat in the,house. There were two chests . , one filled With clothes, ihough he wool I ;1 , ,- r.,+) r, ,as permit a pair of:blankets in' be taken • lii the same chest there Was for.:-: d -2.,t1,•,1 in gold, with i 91. in silver ; the Iron) Ireland. In three or four srna:l•ltolei in the floor, - • near the firo.iilace, was fonou upwards yf % 31.-partiy in copper. A case which affords a mela , lchlly expmple of the depred oation; t tittlittrti by persons in o:le:service of trAesmen, on the propert of their tiLlsters, was In vestigated on. Tu.„(hy ni g ht b,,fure l'ar. Bo NI) and Sir Wtt.LIANt PAmsoNs. . _ The Prisoners were Th0.7:.11 B OOMel ; pOrter, 'to OVey,linen,dlApCr i Tavistnel;,.streer ; Raker, Reames, Show - rill) CO 11 0 1. born ; jam es Stw.).u, 4ndCotherille Rats ; the tn.() ehargd with , rreeiving the hrolerlsoods. Mr. Ovey heveral ciretnnklance4 which Satprday and Sunday' last induced lifl. to suspeet that smile,. persorrirr his shop'ha,i aae...l dishonest r parr. A piece, of goods had been mo‘ed from its c.aled ariOth:r, appareritly : proper place, and emu: with the view nf being taken :ova ) . ai a ciinVenient' , • Having• opportunity. discovered thig, Mr. Ovey tbieitened to earry:the per:,ons in his .service be.• fore a : Magiirrate, and'drew.- up a deciaration,:which he required each of them to This stratagem had the desired eir 61; all the pantie; sl•;-11.-..t1 the de claricion very rcaiity, except the "Pri , ;(;nt..r, : rims te.atnes, who appeared to h,si7;ir.: and change colour when he proceeded to write 143 hame. H e was immediately taken aside„ and';diee. undergoing a very .striA ex:milootion, cor.fe !:c.l Clat he had taken 'a great deal of his ma , pclly.to the :if the' Prisoner, Cat het She,' appeared, s4id the goods for On. searching his bax, about lour d07.0n, of silk handkcrchi,pi l . were," forma in it, \ , !.HI ht, at lair, after several equivocation,i, 1t,41 received from lii brOther, the shopman the till which this Prisoner, Til,,[ll:li .kept in Mr. Ove 4 y's shop, — there tv.ts loinl3 a book, con. taining d , tail, of his transactions C. rtoss:, Tht:e'wal; foLloti in Ow. till a pitc'e o Scotch lawn, and a etai . nitne gingh:iin, money, one Si. not e , one tot. note, one 21. note', anti one guinea, which he acknnwl,:dgd he hid received from Cathtirine Ross, - . Having discovered that Catherine Ross lived in Etoui-sired, Clrnitby-tnark,,t, Mr. Ovey glt a warrxit to e...ir l / 4 .11 her Ibegings, and an irrun:N:se (11111 i Lily CI . property. wits found in lier sion. rrisoner is -a w or n a r, o f a b out sixty years of age, Lying in a state of coh:lb - ita . .. - inn with the prisoner Slory, who is a m.. 1- of aiwot Thiry. It appeared ; that they pissed for wan and wile. A piece of ti'rien was found in tin pusbession Slorow. Mr. Phitpor knew the handktrchiel; — to be ins property, the.pieee (.11inNi fund in the - pos. session of ; but as tilt Piitoor, Robert &arms, his 017p:thin,. d,arged hiroc,..ll with two piece's of linen, he did : , ot know but char now shewn him ntighi be one wh;eit he hid . ente'red to his own ae;.'oUlit in . the book. • Slorow said, iFat he was a journeyman ivilor, and had receivtd the filler) froth It ,hz.rt Beanies, in p..y. trent of clothes he had madO for Mtn. Catherine Ross pretended that she u6derstooti it e prisoner Tie.thas Beanies iintight• front his master the , goods which he tiroug:lt to . her to sell. The prisoner Slorow was her lodger, and they had lived together as nun and wife for about two years. The. Prisoners were committed, and are to 1-4 brpuglit u,ptorfur ll* 1011 oa Tuesday ne*t.