The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-20 00:00:00

Benjamin Pritchard.—" Lam a patten mane, faauter, in the smith's work of it ; I lived a WolierhaniptOn • I have Istessen. the Prisoner at the Bar, James Woolridge, for nine or ten years : helived at Wolverhampton, and carried on the business of a Maker of anvils, at Wolverhampton. now live at No. S, King-street, Mile end New Town.; I saw the Prisoner at my house the latter end of 04 . 1ober last;' he called on me once, and nothing passed ; he lodged with sr : he called again in about ten days, asko'rrte if I could let him have a Five Pound Note fot small Notes. I gave him a Five• Pound Note, acid lie gaire the in return five One Pound Notes, I think they were all'one Pound Notes, but, of that I am not certain, for there might have been a' TWO Pound Note among them. In the ,course of my business, I had occasion to pay these small Notes away, and one of them was refused. Itold . the Prisoner soyand he readily gave me 'another for it. This was at my own hOuse: He gave me only a single Nate, nor hail I any other in my possession. It inight be a week. or longer after wards, I saw him again with Bank. Notes. It was in the month'of NOVember. He might haee as inPiy of them as eight or ten. He told Me he was going to buy some things to send into the Country to his Wife. I asked hiM if they Were good Notes ? He said they Were sonic good and some bad.. I liad one 'that of them before was refused, and I gave him that reason for asking him Whether they were good or bad? He said, if he could pass away one a week, it .would be a great thing for him, flit he was going into busi ness. When I went back with the Note which had been refused to be taken of me by Mr. Fits. by, the Prisoner made no difficulty in giving.me another for it. The Prisoner then said he was soon goinginto the Country. I saw him after he returned from the Country, which was in about nine or ten weeks after I this conver sation with him. On. Friday evening, tbe. sof December, he came to me, and he torkinehe was going into the Country, aoti bring , his cloaths, or to send them, to the ‘ );),144 . sot Castle, in Holborn. I left my workshopOor about four or five minutes; when I .reterned,l4 was burning something on the fire in the shop, `That which he had on thelire appeared to ,tise,to be,Notes. They were all burning when Isamu. He had the poker in his hand, pressing them down. L have no doubt but this bundle ofpaper,reieelbled Batik Notes. He told me he woti)ti not stop a reihnte. He told me, I have seen the bricklayer, and he tells ma thatpeople have been seeking for me at the shop, mall cannot stop a minute. .He did not stop,aboye half a minute. He did. not take his cloaths with him, although he' might have carried than od, : if they had been packed up. kie desired me to take them to the Windsor Castle, in Holborn. I carried his. cloaths. to the Windsor Castle, and I saw hint there, and he said, go into the Country." • Thomas. Terredy stated, that the Prisoner at the Bar told him, in a public-house' io Holborn, that he had a quantity of bad "Notes. The Wit-. ness asked hirn what he did do with them), He told him he had passed some of them over London Bridge, some over Westminster, sonteover•Blaek. friars Bridge, and over in the Borough. Edward Rogers, of the Poke Office at Shad well, gave an account of his apprehending the Prisoner, of his' searching ham, and finding on Mm some good Bank Notes, but no bad ore s. John Thompson, Clerk to the Islavi . strates at the above Office, said, he remembered the Pri saner attending there i he left a card of hii place Of abode. He heard the Prisoner say, that . he had been in the shop of Roderiones, the butcher . ; that he had purchased some bod . there, Which he had taken to Pritehard's. When he was asktal as to the Note, he said he had no had NPtes :i hen he went, there, nor did he:ever oar a laid Note; Here ended the Case on the part of the Proie anion. The Prisoner said he knew nothing. at all about any had Note, and as to what Pritcl.l,3i said, it was all fialse. Mr Baron THONlnglq ) after a very detailed and perspicuous exposition o f the Ekidente, ob. served, that the true question for the cOnsidera:.' tion of the jury (for as to the Note being asrged there could exist no doubt) was, whether at the, time he tendered it in p a yment , the Pr i so n e r knew it to be forged. Yk: ith ,tespeil to the LONDON : Printed bv:BUCHAN.XN ("ovrtr.(;ar.t , At the - StiN.OFf to s, No. 1 t 4tratid ; where AdTertiiemnits, Orders I Old) `BAILEY. j: MONDAY, lAN", 10. rORGERY. • was 111diaed for Forgery of (j:, ‘ lhe.tirst count was', fqrg;tig Otte Pound flank u.its the Prisoner 11;. , Note, kuu\vilig it to have t ii) tto 'defraud the Govert tor ,he Bank of Engiand. Another count cliar 6 e.i .he Prisoner with having uttered chi , Note, with intent to defraud Abraham Ro. ; : I\iot( ~ t :' ii- deriquts. , Mr. GARRPW opened the Case for the Prose. cation, which was conducted by .the Bank Soli citor, and by Mr; GARR:OW ) Mr. KNOWLES, and Mr. Gtl. - ts. Isaac Roderiques being sworn, said he lived in Whitechapel Road; his father keeps a butcher's shop there.. On a Saturday, which was late in the month of November last, a person, whom he believed to be the Prisoner came to their shop, to buy an etch-hone of beef, and he tendered in payment for it a One Pound Rank Note. Deborah Roderiques confirmed the eyidence of the last Witness, and looking at the Prisoner, she said, 46 Apparently, to the best deny knowledge, it is the man who came to our shop and bought the beef." Mr. Thomas Bliss, Inspeaor of Bank Notes at the Bank .of England,. looked at the Note .re ceived by Roderiques, and of whiCh the above ac count had been giVen, and proved it was a for gery throughout. ' Here the Note was read, and was found to have been correctly butted in the Indidment. etard, his Lordship seemed to say that it did not go t o affett the matetial part of hisevi dence. The Jury, after a very short conference found the Prisoner Guilt", upon the count of tittering the Note, knowing it to be forged-7 Death. Joseph Rogers was convified of stealing four leather traces, the property of Mr. Joshua Gold ing, Coach-maker. . Joseph Coates, a young lad, was indiEted for stealing a silver watch, metal chain, seal, and key, the goods . of Joseph Stevens. This Case, which in some of its circumstances was rather curious, was clearly proved against the Prisoner, upon which a verdiet of Guilty en sued. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, lAN. 15. SATURDAY morning, the door Of a labouring man in Fountain Bridge, a little to the . Westward of this City, being kept shut unusually long, the neighbours forced it open. Upon entering the house, they were struck with the appearance of ar unfortunate family. The man, his wife, and a young . child, in one bed, were found in a state of total insensibility ; and in another part of the room, a young man and a young woman, childfen of the family, were found in a similar situation. A boy who slept in an adjoining closet was not affeded. A surgeon was imme. diately procured, by whose advice the father, mother, and the /young man and woman were cent to the Royal Infirmary. We are happy to hear, they are in a fair way of recovery. The young thild was dead. The accident is supposed to have been occasioned by a sulphureous coal having incautiously been put into the grate. BIRWICKs JAN. IC). The Sloop Nancy, Burdon master, laden with geain, from Newcastle, bound for Warren, foun. &rid off St. Abb's Head on Sunday evening, daring a very severe gale of wired. The master and crew took to the vessel's boat, and we are happy to communicate, they were next morning I)ic'ked up by a vessel on het passage from Lon. don to this port. When picked up they Were found to be in a very deplorable situation, being alniost quite worn out in contending with a tett. 4 pe.)tuous sea. DVI , 4Iq4ES, JAN. s 3. A melancholy proof of tiA desolating effeas M Of last storm, was discoed qn Monday sen trlight at Preston ,Sands, near Saturnes,s, when the American Snow Light Horse, Alfred Dres ser master, from Baltimore, bound to Bremen, was totally wrecked. The Captain and all on board had, got safe on shore about six 'o'clock ; and the same night, doting the vit.)» fence of the tempest, Mr. Edward Mundell, at Kirkhouse as falor for and having authority from Mr. VVilliam Laidlaw, writer in Dumfries, Admiral Substitute within the bounds,, repaired toy the wreck ; and no living creature being on, board, he took possossion of it in , name of the said Admiral Substitute; and collating a great number of men, horses and carts, and being . aided, by respectable neighbours, he, with amoniihing exertions, preseryed a considerable part ,of the rigging . and vessel, with such part cd the cargo, (consisting of tobacco, coffee, &c.) 4.l.was not 'destroyed by the , salt water. The u4ortiMate sufferers experienced all that , attention which hunianity. diaatca. Yesterday the dead body of a,boy, apparently about *1 2 years of age, was washed out ors Treiton Sdnds, near Satutticss : be had on sailorfs clothes: The following observations on Perkbrism, by Dr: J.rxER, a Member of the London Royal college of, Physicians, do credit to the candour of the , writer, and are not unimportant. They are addressed to .Mrs. PERKINS, of Leicester- Aptate, the Patentee a the Trattors What ever sentiments I entertain, founded on thatun erling rule, Experiment, I feel myself fully au-' thorixed in communicating with confidenco, and, more especially, if the benefit of the :Public can thereby .be promoted. When L first heard of your Traetors, I candidly own my faith in their efficacy was as weak as that of some others of ray bretheen i anti,. until happened by accident to be present at an application, I regarded the Me tallic •Praaice as , a species of Animal Magnetisn. I was induced by this,and one or two other cases which - Came to My, caiowletige, to put myself much in the way rof witnessing further trials ; these were so satisfatiory, that, a few months since, I pUblicly notified my intention of employ ing the TraCtcws in such cases, among my pa dents; as should he thought suitable subjeas. -The result has been an enttroconvietion, that many painful Topical Disorders, which obstinately re, -silt the efforts of Medicine, may he cured by the influence of this innocent and simple application. The effells of the Traders in reducing Inflam. mations and Turnefaaitab, are often so instanta• mous as to be, visible. On Wows, at4 : other cases where imagination is, equally inaaive, their et icy is not less apparent. On this last head, Ebel;; leave to observe, you need to ,give ypur. self little uneasiness: in combating the opinion, wMeh is with no mod rate zeal and industry en deavoured to be propagated, , That the-cutea are effecied through the medium.pf.Lmlgination. I experiments on Infants; and , on abundantly satisfy any candid 41949ire,r." concludes by recommending, as the result`of.l,i s experience, perseverance,' in ,many Chronic eases, for several weeks, 6 , houlti the di order; OPt give way in a shorter time. SMITIIVIELD bIIRKE'~,' fats r 9 . • •rl'o sink the oflitt—per 'stone of Mb. Beef, 4s. ad. to ss. 6d. Veal, ss. tiA,;sp, .odt MOttoh, 4f. 6d. ,ro 6s. 4d. ` Pork, s . s. 4d f ' to (?s, 4d, cAvrt.it-Titts DAY. • Beasts tgoo-7Shaep 7000. NEWC ATE and LEADENUALL . 411AAKET, Jan. 19 Ilexf, 3s. .}d. to 4i. M. Veal, 4..f. - 4d. to 6, Bd. Mutton, 4s, od. to ss. 4d. i Pork, 55..4d. to 6s. 4d. - • _ PRICE OF LEATHER (ph-lb.) At LEADF.NIIAT.I. Butts, itr to 6011 a,, 2W. to 2nd. Ditto * , 60 .to gol4. - -21 d to 23d. Merck ute Backs. to 22d. DressinK Hides - ° 111.4. - to, 19d. Fin. Coaph 1 - 1.100 19d. to 2;4. Cmp ftic tbr cutting -21 d.. to 23d. Flat' Ordfnaty' to std. Calf. Skins, 4o to .54:11b. po.Dozen TO 281: Ditto, 6O to Solb. 27d. t 6 Ditto, Bo to izoin. , 214. to 7.6 , .1 S•mitti Seals ((i?rOuii4n4) 690. • 41 per4)o2m, Large ditto 4 .7, laus , -140. Tanned bi des, Horse IOOS, i6s. to 275. per WO, Goat Skins pkv. to .. 42.5. per , Dazen... Tricepf Bark:per, 1 1 94 191 1 , os. to 191.. I is. . , . RAW , IIIOES. Ilidei(p.st.)3s.4d.to . ;s.Bd.`Heavy 04.11-tis. cid. euh Middling, 3s.os, to p. 2&t . ~I.i ht Calf, 7d. per lb. Ordinary,' 16.6 d. t 0.25. tat.- • SKINS. to fi . c, d. ('ALLOW aivit Tallow -743. a -- Kuss ,' ia d0.C.C4114.)705.7'4 1 , Ittissia do. Scia) 6os. os. ~Ntql:ting ti.tll-, .5504 6os. Oitto rou&, 39 s ..a 445. C;raite s s ' •• ' itis . ' cd. Good Dregs:: -. /k,:ct.i• 4atllvd, 5i..,--ewtt, sss.. •!. . .. CORN EXCUANCE , Moat Y Our market for - Wheat ywadrather ", auinitiecY to day ; and very fine runs were nearly three shillings dearer khan last Monday, while inferiorsarnples have experiented no advance in puce ; But, on the contrary, are exceedingly hcavy in sale. Rye is much the same as of late. 13arlcys obtained rather higher prices; but Malts' are Posse and Beans have lit:e'NViie a heavy sale at -last Week 's prices. -- RETURN•PRLCE ot . G it: Wheat,' rtos. to't iss. Fine ditto tiSs. to 'is's. "Superfine 12,85 . . to Rye, Sos. to loos. Old, to Coarse Barley, 6s. to 665. Malting ditto, 68s. to 86s. Superfine, to , s. Malt, 6os, to 7os. fine ditto, 745. to 84$. Superfine, to s. IN, on board ship, as under. Hog Pease ' 765. to sos . ' Boilers, 845.. to' loos. Sittlblks, loos. to Joss. I Pearl Pease, s. ttY 1 :Qs. Horse Beans, 74.5. to Bas. ' Old, .to 's. ' • Ticks, 7os. to 78S. Old, to s. ' ' - Oats, 445. to 48$. Pine ditto, sos. to szs„ Polands, 535,„ fo s6s. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, By Messrs. Cutt.o and MALPA 3, Meat Weighers, Including only from the sth of Jan. to the loth of lan. agreeable to the new Att. at Quarters at 160. 56 QtiatieTS' at 1345. 42.--,--- r -- at 1595. 15 — 7 .- 7 -- at 1335. 5 ------- at 1555. 2 74 4 1 7---A--- at 1545. 47a - at 1275. 9 1 5 204 -------- at '34S$. 25 .............-.......- at 1245. Eta -------- at 1475. 95 . al() 431 at 1455. 53 8 1009 -----7' at 1 44 5 . 18 Ito ----- 7 --,at 141 s. 31 - at 1123. 55$ - at 1423. Icß 40 --, at 141 s. 18z 2251 - at 140$. 127 18 34 590 - at 85s. 5155 -------- at tzs. -24 at 84$. Total 12,745 uarters.--Average. 1375. 64, 4s, 11 d . lower than last Return. FLOUR. Fine Poll. 36s to 4os. Common, 245. 28s. Horse od. to 2SE Bran, 216. cd. to —s. PRICES OF FLOUR, `rum the Coiiket-Otrice. * 66 Sacks_ at tx8:;. od. 17 at 117 s. od. at tt6s. ad. So ------ itt 11k.., ed. 83 43 at toss: 3 at zoos. 9d. . AVCtage teas. v 9.4. an last Returh. PRICE 0 F. Flour sack, 1205.50 1255. SCC011(15, yos. to t Iss. Thirds, 80s; to goo. Middl. 17.05.t0 iBos. per qr. A RETURN OF THE From Jan. 3, to Jan. 9, Ist Sacks at 130 s. 4.4 s at 1 - 295. M. 14c ------ at ia6s. 95 at lap. eel.. 5 ------ at ii4s. od. 7973 ------ at J2oS. 6d. 2 ,----- at 119$. bd. 133 ----*— at 1191. od. Total 8,790 Sacks.- 9s. "aid. AQWel' tii Average Price,of Englalld Ad . W 41 0 ). er4inv follows :—Wheat, 138 s. Rve, 'Paley 80i. N. 0.149;‘ 445. 7d. Beans, sd. etaite;'llt. Bd. ENTRY of. - IMPORIS of GRAIN iri thr.POKT o 1.0 N I)()N last Arra. 7763 cwartetBl riatS - iiarter.i. 2541 4 itt6 - . 'Clav i craititt er seed; c'lsto int , tit, . P4l VA. RAGS. Kent, lit. ils. to 161. cs. Sul.sc,x,.lo.oS. to *6l. 2.5. Es . ex, Isl. os. to 161. vs. S Kent, i6l. cs. t) tgl. vs. 'Sussex, 161. tot7l.os. Farr.ll.lm, 141.,s.toyil:qs Sheep,` PRICE OVI' St. PRIM'S Market 4a. Clare Market 4s, 4d. Wilitceilapei Market 4s. 4d per stone of&kb, t3i. td. Average price O. 44. Yellow Soap, 7 78. a Sps.7—M St. JAMES"s HAY' MARKET, lan ? 17. Thy, 51. cra.rod..`: - tb 61. Ss. W.—Aver. Stuw, Al. Rs., od. to al. 14$. od.—Ark. 41. itp.,:54, WIIITECHAPEL MARKET, tan. 17: Ilay, 41. 43: od. to 61. os. $l-21". od. Clover, - 61. O. od. to 61. od.---Mrer. 61: tit. od Straw, 21. os. 81.1.A0 21, 121. 6111- ,, -AVer. 21: 64:0d: DISTANT COUNTRY Nl..'),ltk‘ - F-TS. Niwoußv; Jan. Wheat, too.od. to Ilosg od. OM, 365. od. 5.05. Ii F1N~' 636.` tO SVS. oti. 130111 S, od. t0895,,ad REAnzuc, jan. 17. Wheat, isos. od. to t6Bs.6d. (Vats, od. to sos. od. New, es. pd. to os. od• Reans, gos. od. to ~Fais. od liathzy, 6os. ud. to 86s. od. Bos. od to Bas. od tittuxy, fan. 17, Who*, 1255, od. to t67s. od. Oats, 31s. od. to 545. od. Nevt, os. 4d. to 411, od. Deans, 7os. Od. toB ts. od "Utley, sss. od. to 9ts. od, Pease, 795. od, tt l go, 04, Dev *xis, Jan. is. Wheat, iaB3. ad. to t7os. ad. oats. 445. pd. to cos. agt. 1,1.1iify,.235. 04. tOgfis..od. Bowls, 78s. ad. to 1365. ad • WiattißSTEtt i 1111.'11. od. to t 723.4--1. 1 Oats,Au. ad. tas.2s. exi II:41(.1y ) 755. to 94 ;, rents, Los. od. togs;, F'tiolt4licti by toitte (0: Vralitn.l)4llcltllo, ' . ur the Pgrpti . , Lenin (er the 4tiiivr, ~PJ t • -mitt': be -sdaretstda POOLC, JAN. 17. , it i b~yl from Nen'tbfth'il ; 'fiapiVlrttilrom t -Cartridge, front Aide!. , ney ; Horatio, Fri:ertlart, fi l ide;t f , 4 4 i pi t k. &A;? ! iort . Wdliants, from Cowes. ' , ' ' 44i 1 4 - 41 1 44,14a, Woolard., -mid William sod Mary, Boynes, for BridOoti ; Sial3tarhels, obers§, 2 4,14Piter and Nanctt ci f - tits, for Lii-eyptool ; Williant anal ca- ._ chorine, Kink, or lit: c4stlo il i ;ant Pitt, Rey nobls, for Sundalatujillteislng„ Wil ts; ,4 0 Pdil4; 444 144 . 0 0 Williiins; for Poiistuoufh. ' ' oaavr.stxn, JAN. Tassed - by----the St: John, Dodds'; Victory, Bat-ikeY..LaYsoa, C okistrvarn, korn Lisbol North Star, -- I t,:om Ssr ; Sipc r, fr;r4, Berbice ; 00d tt: DaV ,fr in cork; Rebe 4o3 4 Marshall, fromSu-run ; Cornwall, •----, .from Sous*, Seas ; Minerva, Caller, from Pzratr ara i 1 nderatii;abiro Jackson, from jaiiialel; hfark, Inglis, from Charles- town ; Marylarl, Webb, froril New-York ; and Pallasi --) from M 043/ion:. Sailed—the Sally, - •-, for Surinam ; Mariner, tlzi: vers, for Dzjt u ; tor; and Jong. Jacob, tor ()it the t4th itl.g.lllt at itarron-Cliff Cottage, 114 nth the Lady of Isa:ie.Dezintittorne f4arrts, Esq. of Ilayne, ill the County of Lktort, of a 5cg1,',, , ..,it itt:.r. , -': _ , AMR R IL D. • t, Lately, at ioymtqlre, Robert Macdon_ alti Foci. tb° Royal Hctse Artittery, son "tit" Esq. of - Boistlale.- to Miss, Nis}' 1.014414 d4ugbtet , the tAteL Thc,Hrps Duoglas, gsta. of crAtt.l3aw, 1.„05e0i4 1 ,,A shire. DIED. Yesterday, at his chambers, in Gray's..inn-squatot. l "'" - v4.: net Clere W ebster, Esq. On Saturday ewning, at his house in deori;c-*M cts 4 Ilanover-square, Thomas Howden, .Esq.' au- At At Drtirea.nr, County Pt WCStIJ4S4II, ag 4 15 9 rice Dillon; Baron I)ruzure..ny, Roman' Cat'hu 1.; Lord., Last month, at Lisbon, the Contlii)a Linta, the VICO Minister of rortuoil. wi La fe t o e i l „ )k f i r n . I S o o h u n tb L arn io k) , t d o:t o -p i l i a h c c e, u o a f4 - d i e ri c d li i t a le ii t i u t: e .. l - 10 3r4t r " On Saturday; at her 1110thCf l i house in4ratiOn-stratt •,„ Miss Belehcrent. _ • . On ‘4,r_c..dnesday last , Guy Warts Lk, G hill. (Xot the sth inst. at Falmouth, en-his passagtC-td 141 - Mr. Ed •-...rd time Scales, eloest- son ol•.,EOA's Scale%, Esq. sfokeisi iwingtoh, Zrliddlescx. On the, tattt inst. Chirles Harris, 4s4, r —of -010 0 : H 11 t Ct:lsea. - • I,atery, in - the Garrison of Hull, John Urquhart, azedli; oqeofthe I sit'Atiti Pe Oslooess. lie was a nairve•of the 1 4 ir ‘ll4 - . ,ands of Scotlair bat being early itisptired ov g..., for glory," he inlisted into the 42d, c: Old li 'tl anitwasyttosent)tt :Out 13at de 01 FDA tenoy, wPw 7 . , being wounded, he soon after s .with otheis, was'e'ratfit G the arrison of Hull, where he rcinauieil to the day: Clor& death, a period of about tifty;.-sit )e4rs. fle';hai lett then 400 gm*, ShCP , lijaPO • East yierg; -- 41 - nair..in tti f en tot. T. flootv, to whO ivorkod , {it his tray e till ‘vititin death, r • „- f. • , On NVcdl ll3 v . at I;r:tnpinn, in ItIIFAM - 1 4 .. year of her are, t leitnor On he s4.th ult. at. Long CtOrbrish, ()son,,,„k North, in ,the . 3(..tetn ) §4f r iAtrained i l,,sfryrn ye4r On th Cd: Lt, ' , ' : --' •• ''r • T Fit ir IF" o e .s'ratiio, , ' , . '': ~ • ' :- .. r Yi s -I - ticn b A*t . ,'. 3 per CLat. 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TOON (per bu3liel) _ LP. to -445. Ryrrurass, (per 1131.1aftet) . *os. 1.41 soS. Cinque Foil, ditto F. 96. f 4 40. b• While Mustard Seeid, (pa? boAel) -13 s. to Browfi !ditto, ditto . /3s. Canary Seed, ditto - Os. .tEr Rape Seedy (per last) - 451• to 511-