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\ L Air R gPORT. c o unDIIALL, LONDON, Nov. r. SIT rtN•CS PORP..I.OIID ELLEVSOROUGH 414 D A- SPISCI AL JURY. • AtIAASPZ WILKTNiON. 'THIS Pas an aaion, to recover the loss sustained in the. sate of .sa6ot. in the 3 per cent. Consols, which was 6751. fll thif month of May last, nt the time when the letter .of, the Lord Mayor affefted the pripe.of- Stock, anti which the Defendant e re. ►se,l to : carry into effect, on account of the impost. tion,which took place on th►s occas►on. The sale was made between- - the Plaintiff and Mr. Appleton, who bad afted for,3 . .ears al the De fendant's Agent ; hut it appeared that Mr. Apple_ um had teaSed to he the Agent of . Mr.' Wilkinson fir come years; had been in htnincss for himself as Broker ; name was put, up in_the Cntree.house, balliitted -for, and accepted re:!tdarly. 'That Wai so far from being on account of Mt. Wilkinson, that it was speciAcally on account of Mr. Webster, r-spenable . Gentletuan in the Coun try, for whom Dill. Wilkinson is in, the habit of purchasing in the Ftindg, and that this was so far from l)61114 a surpriz on the Plaintiff in this ease, that Mt. Apple,tOn. spewed the Plaintiff's Agent the letter of Mr. Webster direEling this , purchase to be-made hr him, and this too before t h e, present ‘Artyi brought, upon , aihich the Plaintiff was not % suited, AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR OCTOBER. Tut , . season has still . continued unusually favour. 6 1,;e the different operas ions of husbandry. "Ire, !vet heat crops have bjen,put into the ground in the perfed mabrcei in almost every distriet of t ! n' kingdoin where ~ ort of grain is cold. From ihe great facility of preparing the Lind,' air ;riled bv the fineness of the %kitmiter, very large quantities love been sown in' some distritts. The poratoe on being. taken up, have not turned out well; excci,t on the wetter soxts , of 0 grasslands'much Manure has been Applied in sonic distiiets, as , they have afforded a fine op. portunity, by their unusual dryness. The rains about the beginning of the month were of great service to the pastwes, but there still uwch want of water for live stock in different' places. . 13R111SII MECHANICS IN FRANCE. WHEN the Preliminaries of Peace were signed, , a number of French emissaries were expedited to Great 'Britain and Ireland to 'debauch British ma. nutatturers and !neelhinics, and to persuade them Jo go and settle H. lance, By great promises and small advrc - ces i;i money they seduced. tinny,-=- Arrived in France, without friends and protettors; nor ,knowin g the language, these unfortunate men tit& ttoi nbtain a tenth of the wages promised them, nor any prospe4 to subsist v;with what they received, not to improve their condition. They were there. I.rt. iirer , .l to pawn or to sell what little they car. ,vith them., and to borrOw from their employers, wil'o•ttsi•ti them like slaves, obliging them to work even on Sundays. They were, however, envied, hated, and insulted, by F-renchmen of their own who, in - some phrees, even irritated the mob ;1g irost tht.'n,;because' rule machinery some of them krought over with theni diminished the number of tacces9fy to work 4 and they werereproached to the emissaries of PITT, sent to starve French m-.•hinics,by 'English in vent ion. When tli, Wtr brnke Our, little work was to be d . 1 ; and 33 llie had already instructed some Ft,s( they were arrested with all other Th .y were, articd under the escort of ge ns.d'armes, chained as thieVes, from Rouen, NAttleS; B. , ordeaux, Havre, Dunkirk,' and usher places, During I ;eir journey they were male ev , ry night in .Oungeons, amongst ur . der , I-. and .;lieves. Their allowance was, and i s yet, t..:1 or five-pence a d.iy ; but sometimes they have rein iihed whole weeks without being paid ; and'had it not been for the liberal compasfilon o f som e o f : their countrymen, they tvdtild 11,1 ve b , ;en staree!l to death. Frost. di. vis i t some have destroyed iliernselves,,and other's', who earned in England two guineas week, have enlisted in the Irish Brigade, where they have nit more than 33 pence a we'it, This corps II)NAPARTE intends to compio - ,e i. u; s oo in , !ta ; some young men who refusel Lo ..ikke set:. iLe against their country, :have ,teeny „ t tc, lire, t , ior transportation to the Colonies, if the, do n ot change their mind. Of English mk. nutaeturers and meehanics'iot; :tic yet prisoners, 9 have enlisted, and t 6 are sent to Brest ; of ,Scotch m,,:n, taz are prisoners, and 24. have enlisted, and 4 ar e s ent to Brest ; tzf Irishmen, 96 are prisoners, P6O have enlistetiond 46 are sent to'Btest. "ITht wives of many' have 'tlied of 'broken hearts r;r' from' 'want ; others, with their daughters, have lieen :educed by their French masters, 'and have addedi ors nl y to poverty. Of their younger Chit. lire', many have perished, apd others are setit to the orphan tiOuses, : where ill-treatment, want; and death have at companio them. A POrtrait of the late Prilc e of Bit oFoßn,.,Filn . tc . by Mr. Ot.tv/R, at the expence of the Agrieulturll Snciety, was placed in their room at 4 1 i: Fiord on Friday taut. It was sei?Ried by ,per. r A):4 ri d'ArliOn of the prehent,e . froa painting exe. for the 'frim;ly #441.1106 ityle and like. fie.l4 are highly al,i‘r,etl of. • .Uncler .the Portrait this inlcriptirlol--, 'Jj'I2•4II.VCIS It Pur.,E.Jir -sxnroa &c. TIdE 1.).T&Q,11 A4II4ICULtVkI. AND EVERY U41et41.1 Akf, Ott,O, ."LABittiTILO BY lil6 COUNTRY, BD BA.Y Or MAROI - 1,1502, TN.TI;E 37711 YZAK 01, HIS AO.B. V,41! Li as S. , siS ♦ SIXTH • -TUESDAY, NOV. T. Frantic ./ITeroille Hatchinion, 'Robert Corivek,, anti William Shemille, were charged . with a . , mis demeanour it) . conspiring to defraud Pater Jermyn of a certain sum of money, - The leading circumstances of this case e oeicig ready before , die Public, throtigh the mediuM, of various Police reports, renders it unnecessary ,to state fariber, in the present instanceohan an outline, or rather the effect of ,what appeared in evidence. The Prosecutot, Mr. Jermyrt, is a farmer and .dealer in wool, se,iding on the confines of Wales. On the 31st of July last he first saw the prisoner Sheville, who Appeared in the character of an agent or traveller ;.lie described himself as conneaed with certain cotima ereiai houses.of the first respenability ; sail he was employed by five different houses, spoke, of the salaries he received from Vane of tiwse, and also hinted at the services• he had rendered hid em. ployers, &c. , He at length bargained for a consi. derable quantity of wool from Mt..jermyn, which he'agreed to take at a glven . price, amounting to an aggregate of between 5 and 6001. This was to be liquidated, by Bills .of . Exchange drawn on Francis Hutchinson,, Esq.. whom 'Shey ille described as a commercial Gentleman of great respe&ability, aild living in Suffolk.lane, Cannon.street ; there was also a penalty or forfeiture of soh spoken of in case of non.porformance of controd. This ap peared to have been. agreed to on. the part of the Prosecutor, provided he was sati,fied of, the good ness of the Bills ; the difrerence Iwtween'the Bills delivered to the Prosecotot and the amount of the wool cuntrafted for, was liquidated by the prisoner, Slieville, in Bank Notes. A .detailed account Was given by the Prosecutor respehing the manner of • Sheville's coining to know him, but which it is not, material to state, . The wool, to.lhe quantity of 34 packiges, was delivered to a Mr. Vewis, a wlorti:iger at Glou cester, and in ,vhose possession it was seeO,hy She.' vine and pe Prosecutor together : the 'former said, he should ,not remove the wool time /two' or three weeks or a month: In some time after this); was discovered that the Bills were not to rho PrPSCCti. tor's Satistaaion, and in consequence of Which• or. ders'were . ,sent ti) stop the delivery if ,a part.of the wool, which had in the interval been forwarded to Town ai the instance of Sheville,. and lodged at the ,Bell Inn, War‘iick- o laoe. On the same day the wool was deliVerid,, the prisoners Sheyille and.Gor, rock came ,to the inn-yard, and demanded the woOl ; • this was on.the, rt th of. August : t`ie Bolk-keeper . (one Of the witnesses) refuses to delitier The wool, in con'equenpe of 'a commuoleation received by him from the country ; they said, they would call again accordingly, some time after they- called at the . ion,..and b e sought a person who appeared to he an Attorney ; they tendered the mon.o for • the*,ctir; r inse, and talked or proceeding to coercive mea sures, if the wool was not delivered. At that 'too. merit Mr. Jermyn, ;he Prosecutor, entered the Inn yard, the Book.ke , Ter had no,,.doubt of the Pri. boners Sheville and currock being the persons who applied for cite wupl, It. appeared that .several letters were inter. changed beta een the wrties`on tr 11 0 6 1 3 s of the tbrwarding . and subsequent, stoppage or the delivery of the wool, one of which included. threat to commence an ‘Mtion on account of the non-delivety of the woof, the bo4 of 'which 'ap. peared to 7 written by the Prisoner CorrOck,•and the name signed by Shevillei and some \ other cumstances, tranipired tending to implicate CotroCk in a enntiedion with Sheville—tbese•principa4 ap. ',eared in some codidential letters ,which passed be tween the parties,and•which were found on their apple. • pension ;• some allusions .were made in them to Mr. Caulfield, and alio to the Prisoner Hutchinson, Whotti it was deemed advicable by the writers to keep '' sweet," the language of the letters, and there appeared a studious desire in the parties to keep the Prisoner, Hutchinson, the dark with reSpe(t to their transatliOns. The Prisoner, Sheville, was apprehended . at the Swan. Inn, Holborn Bridge ; to an amount of 44091. were found on him ;. several °Obese ap. peared to have been 'drawn on Mr. Caulfield Hutchinson, was taken by the City Marshals, at 4 CUltifgfb near Norwood, nn Sunday tL x Ist of August ; he made some resistance, hot king Se. cured, he was brought to town and examined before the Lord Mayor, and at which the junior Marshal described, that he acknowledged Shevilke had drawn the Bills on him, and that he had accepted them. He understood that the bills were to be in payment for the wool bought by Sheville, Mr. RECORDER took occasion itl.Blrong terms to reprehend the prae"lice of publishing the exatnina. tions which take place before Magistrates, Mr. GURNEY exerted himself with great ability and "effect in behalf of Mr. I lotAinson, whom he stated as a person mutt respeElably connected---an < Officer in the Navy, and to has"e been duped by the artifices of the other two Prisoners to engage in commercial speettlatios w i t h hi s wife' s portion, in the course of which these bills came to be accepted by him, who en tertained not, the least idea of the transadion being an improper one. Messrs. ALLEY and 'CRATE spoke shortly in be. half of the other Prisoners—and after an able and discriminating charge from the RECORDER, the Jury retired to consider Of their . verdict. After conferring about half an hour they, found—Hutchin sort Not Guilti-41ievilic and Corrock Guilty, The Rgautibla expressed his satisf a tti on at t h e yerdin, and immediately discharged the Jury. • The RECORD t It forthwith sentenced tlit PritOners to Two Years, intprisonment, in Newgate. The "t'rial's being gone through, the R i ccoß DER proceeded to ,pronounce the judgment, of the Court on sucbl'risoners 83 had been convi6led in the course of the Session, vii. Joseph Edwards, James Harrison, AliceSlter rar d, and Mary Smith, were sentenced to Fourteen, year; Trail:for/41;am John Faikener, Catherine Caryl!, Henry O'ilara, ,Liaralt Brown, I (yam Michell, J,Williams, J. Fielli s , J J. Kennedy, W. Bentley, J. Bradford, toN boo ; printed by Cli A NAN 10'M I 1.1. AN. (of How-Street, Cnvent.G ar d en ) ; and At the Stitc.Outcs ) No. Jib Straid; whe,re dievertiseextritioOrders f • .101 , •1 4 6•11 11 , J111.141 1 V Oa/ DitViegei W. Donning 4 -Lion Lehm us, Hen. Smith, T. Goucitvin, Johnson, T. Barnes, W.!ertv en , J. 'Edwards . , W. Cox jamett, Bennet r, Joh . cpil and T. Hitching, were severally sentenced to StVelt Fears TrlVlSpOrlatf:oll. Two Priso•crs were senteowi to nuuls.u• months linprisonmeqt—r-Fifteto to six months col/filen:w— and the tcrnaining-inkrior Conv;tis to lesser pu. nishments. The following capital Convias were then brought to, the Bar, nairtely,, John Tiller, foi :- burglary ; John Robiosi fur highway robbery ;, John Fisher, for horse-stealing ; , and Junes Steel, for stealing beyond:a . certain...ollmm in a ti welling-house.. • The RP,cott DER then, after a solemn and affea. ing Address, pronounced Sentence ve, Death on the above four Priiiners : This concluded the business of the Sessions, which were adjourned until Wednes day, the 30th inner. • BRIGHTO,V, OCT. 29. THE following affair has been the current topic of public animadversion here for ~some `days past.' A person having the appearance of a Ges4leman, tall, handsomnely clothed, and possessing a very pleasing address, called at the Banking.house ot. Rice, MIJ.Li, and Co. in this town, on Sunday last, and enquired of Mr. MILLS if he had not received a letter of credit. for 3001. from the House of ItAk.som and Cti..'nn the part of the Hon; Captain RAMSAY. On being answered itr the - ne, gative, he feigned much surprize, and informed the :Ranker that he was the Hon. capt. — RArqsAy, the. younger brother of Ll!rd PAL HOU h 1 r ; and that he was extremely embarrassed through the neglect of his Banker, in not having forwarded thi letter of credit to the house ofRIcE and Co. in particular, which bad been recommended - by hisfriend•Lord NEWBURGH:- Tbe . circumstance, he observed, Was the more distressing, as he had- to send off 751. which hi d are d not delay remitting longer than the going out Of the next day's post, as it was a sum tine to his Compa. ny, who were then stationed at Canterbury. He then, tes convince Mr. MILLS that he was the per. son he, had announced himself to be, produced a letter which tie said liehad. received on the subject from -a subaltern Ofhii, Reginieilt, but which was remarked the London post-mark only, and was gated thetlay preceding his having received it; , whereas a'letter frOm Cloterbary by .the post,. which must 'come London, ciuld not possibly have. readied tOWn so early by nearlr.;,l hoUrs. • ,This : judicious observation at 4rotrouttte4 what confused him, but did not ultimately deter him from sOlieiting of Mr. 'M. to advance .the sum he stood so immediately:in need of, on,the credit of his draft on RANSo . S.I and-Co..which M r . M. h owever , prndently deelioid„ The pre telided pt*,3oi'iar6q. ly Much hurt at rite refusal, dwelt on the injury which his repuration might sufferin hit Regiment, and ex. pressed'great resentment at'fli'e. inexcusable negled of his Banker, in London, in whose hands .he .pro. fessed to have upwards of 11961. .Heat length lefc Mr. NI: desiring of him to.considar of what •he had said, and..to - seted a categorical answer in the course of 'an hour to the Castle:'lnn. ccitnplianee with this last request, Mr. M. soon after 3Ctlt htcsa a refusal in writing, but - with this proviso, that he should have norelintiance: in advancing the surn:ii. quired,•if any Gentleman, who was not ,unknown to him, would indotse his.,draft. ..„A . second visit to the Banker was the result of the receipt of this note, when" finding Mr. M. steady to his Purpose, he required, of him the name Sof the General of the Disttia, remarking that he vas the only per. • son, in his present dilemma, he could- think of ap. plying to, as he ,scarcely knew, any petson at that tittle in the town., 1 . 4 e now left . the Bank a seco n d . time ; . but returning.on the., folloWing Anorning (Monday) he informed Mr. K. that he, had seen General LE.NNt)X, who would indorte his dra'ff, and - therefore, begged that he would immediately vance the money, The draft was accordingly made out, and' sent to the General, who . indorsed it, and the sum (Thj.) was instantly . paid. N ut satisfied with this, the pretended Captain now urged the fl hiker to advance 51. 'more on his own 'ac cou'rit.. Mt. Nir.'3 SlOpit:iOnS (10 his di sa d vantage ) having greatly; di m inished, front, his having obtain : ed the support of Pen. Lriltiox, gave him the additional trifle requested .when he left and' 'Obtained a few; guineas more`of the Innkeeper 011ie Castle, by a similar fraud, from whpse house be soon after decamped, leaving alto his tavern .bill, tier ~J)t.irguriclY, 'claret, ,Cc. unpaid, „and has trot been seciror' heard of since. general LlNxox, kap, pears, was 'deceived regarding his consanguinity tb Lord DALIIOU'11:1; a, knowing'-'his L)rdship well, he`puesorne qu e srtoiis.mU him regarding his foinily,' which being correnlY answered; he bad - no doubt but he was the persoil whose name he hqd assumed. The General has since waire,i on'the Banker, And repaid him the 'sum which he had athiicozed on his , - account. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET VIM) OCTORER OR.IIOUCII-. I.t; ETI . .ISIONDAXi r -0C FOB tit 14 Crosvenor's Northampton, Set. beat Mr. Howorth's Flambeau, lisT. tongs.--,Threect* on Etion hem'. S;tckville's ch. c. by PotBO's, g,t. be4t Mr. Wilson's Merrym m, 6st. Two• yr old C. 25gs..—Eloiren to on Lord Sackvilie's ch. c. Duke of diltit;n's Penelope, ilst be't i.d Bst. slh. 13, C tuogs.—Eleven to gun Mr, 11 , worth's BoA, Ist. 71l). heat Al r. W))lo,hi t tle 4 4) 4 . 111.03, Y,t. 71b: First Qr. of Ab. AI, zsgs--hve t;,4 viißus. Mr. Watson's Tromhone. Sst. 71h. rec. frcurt Mr. Hoy. orth's riarni.),ean. 7st. 7}11). Ab. locg3. h. ft. anbthil, list. '4lb. rec. sogs. froin-Mr. WAt son'*. 4ignttin 8,.t. It. M. upgs, It. ft. Duke' of Gralion'., 51b. rec. 11 . ;s. 4c.out Ltd Staweit's gst. !),•1. oog,, ft. Qn Thursdq I.lst the , wlie of ja.mus,f)4ll,lT79 of petwoith; Suisex, was sately delivered of three children, two girls and a boy,. who with their mother are likely to do well. i /1 (YI II t k ANoW.At.ntive. D. zss.— I..Dirtss of plain or sprig ee.l 1.1:g t he froit quite piain and drawn round the bosom, ,aiort with alternate stripes of late' and 'Mishit., Train very long and trimmed round with Vandyke. A round TUrban of white satiltinitamented with white ostrich leathers. Swansdown Tippet. z. A short round Dress of cambric muslin. A Pelice pfgrOn ielvet trimmed all round.• with black lace. A liotther ot the saute with a green ostrich • .7 I-. .; • PROME24AOS DR tilES.—t.Plarn Dregs of-white orcolour ell MuSliil witaiAoug sleeves, A Cloak•oi:ibltteivelv.sc. l •ined with yellow silk and ttritimed all round with deep black lace. A Bonnet of blue.velveta;ovettxrwith lace. ss. A short Walk ing Dress . of thick niuslju. A Military Spencer-of pulp: velvet trimmed with silk cru d. Purple velvet-Bonne: orna mented with a white (4;1'101 leather. . HEAD Daxsstss, A Crtp of sprigged Muslin, with a piece of deep laced - et in round the front; a deep lice.border. Z. A close morning ,Bonnet of black of coloured velvet: 3. A C“;)ol,white Jut., . with a bow of narrow white tab" on the right side. .4: A Hat of black velvet, the , erown flat with a twist of velvet and silk cord round it,:the fdritt.turned up, arid ornamented , with. njaCk Icathers. 5,A T u rban of white satin and crape, wiliti ostrich feathers. 6. The Mili tary or Helmet Hat, tnadeirf willow end catgut,: with a tin litary feather dyer the crown: A• gtten stiver Bonnet, the crown. 1614 - the front small and 'turned lip ; a white cist deft feather in front. 8. A Hat of white satin quitted all - oyes to tor-in diamonds'; a whiteiliather. • • s r a n tin iit et i t ., r it ro . GLNERAL OnsxitvArfous. —Cloaks haves now wholly disappeared and'gi place to Spencers of Lvcry description; hot the'rilosi ,•.sshiolvib:c. is :the' Military. , Sp:ll4er /tilde of vrlee:; a few P' I ikewist appated. - Long- sleeves of white are , blue, pink, r;re , ...11 purple, and yellow,. • • j r:s r s e . d ' .(), l r re a e' st f' t n a r •V u o t t ' ir w i t j e li t c e -O l as at* .5111 P .''Elko, . ~ COURSA-'0,1.: t, P übl 1.e.( by V; 11. ht Id ICIR SCR f" (Ot SoutbNtoitOfi r btrret, GrosvP"P's,ll4;treji' 'ax the Paper, 1. !ti t , I itA the Editor,;&c. mu;,c . Passoz.tby—t;l:N C oar.‘lll;tlE;:beNr%°lde:----1. 30.• ' from Archangel; Cis) , 01.04:itzic, tippper„,iinJ Dantzi..;; f tittio‘y ----, from ; 140 J, Spazuierizuzn,. Liizali4th, OEIII, Froieri4, Ivhoon, F l, eaico. 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PILLS. - .^• t . . .1"48 two:yous.:vio, 4•was attacked with a V F N E 12 EA I. taSi/RDER, ~..in,: i i I treated tathel-StiOtty- ti,r sOme titne, but the I)ise. tie at koirb.spreti:ii:hg ail over bock , : I was °"gcli to . apply to the m ost citihield of . th 2 Fill tY, b"; their assisttutee.; alki.vded • milt' teinpor.iry relic t • I "'f li t through o yariotis C03r4.43:ut L'irivatifm, #id from lleilig r 3 ,:..,- , '_ 4 : 11 r1 )1 1 1 ent haPit,,,oons-rtAtietil to'n. mere s:eitiq • l. ,111: "'cm that iprewl.all over niy•Litnbs rilitiertd r otkii t ( "; t ' . ' ttt t ) hica. so that.. ' ,E . i • iv.. . - . f 1 ,-,v reco v '„ (4 ' Viten lir)i.t , '• P4 ' ' t irin wli" l A -1 s7 11.(." ' s ;Ile°. yit to thiS tar tat -, „CCM _trtitAt a?:•kt il 3 mall , x the table. out a rel.at• i Cases • , "'IVO, Mille. 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