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EPILOGUS IN AIniI.PHOS, 16.18.

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Carr BUSINETT.
Yesterday, the Logo &tacos held a COOL of
Aldermen, at which the asaizeof bread W:l4 iirderid
to be raised half an amaze, or a penny in the peck
font, to connuenee to-iiiorroa, when the quartern
loaf wheaten will be sold for Is. 21.1. mid license-
hold Is. ofd.
Friday, the 3d of March next, was appointed for
lirensilig the several victuallers within the city.
The Presentments or the inquests of the several
wards, of nuiwiners and othersise, were reed, and
the Solicitor directed to prosecute as usual.
Several persaas were sworn and allowed Brokers.
Licenses we,e granted to sundry people to act
as cos! undertakers for oSc year, under the late
Act of Parliament for regulating the coil trade.
Mr. Baown surrendered the office of one of the
Serjeants of the Chamber, and 111111 l inated Mr.
11.1.YKAL to be admitted nur of the young. men
of the Loao Marna's Household, iii his room.
Several Bills and o:ficer's salaries to Coristrivis
List. were ordered to be paid. •
The Omsk* of the Court were inianicrioa.ly
voted to the Iter. SAMUeL limn, A.M. Chaplair
to the Hight lion. the Loco MAYOR. for his
ei-
cellent sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, on
Plow ; and he was requested to print the
rant-. 41111 send a co:9y to every Member.
WILLIAM gas was, ailaiitte.l u Serjeant at
Milee of the Poultry Compter, iu the room of
Fusco, Assn, deceased.
The LORD MAYOR will hold a Court of Couisnon
Council to-morrow at twelve o'clock, at Guildhall,
to receive a tomlruaicatinr, front the Lords of His
MAJESTY'S P. ivy 120ooril for the Board of Trade,
resimeting Smithfield Market, to receive a report
f the .4.-Inaers of the Common Conned :
whip are Governors, ex qirio, of Christ's Hos-
pital, respectinw the aiitis4. of the said Hospital
to consider a Alotion--.. That no Member of tin.
Court, who holds any place or appointment miler
Government, from which he derives an eniol won't,
or who receir.ai any income. salary, or allowance
set Oa di lotabllV 111011:1. shall be cli,{ilde to serve
upon ally Committee or Cniiimisb,on muter the
inoiniment of, this Court ;" said ou various other
busincsa.

LOSS OF THG CIOSSCEN7'.

ffr t aaaaa 4. • ittiCULA Sal

Copy of a letter received by Mr. John Munro, Quarter.
Master of the Fortirshire Militia front h:a ao .h
a, Ir...ba
NI 1111111, tate AlljNiCl'l• ILIAC WI bLard the Cri.sceat, tinted
Oliturgli, Dec. to, i 404 ....
" All that I am showed to say is, that 1 war
saved from perishing when the Crescent 1,0115
wrecked otf Jutland. and that the :Taster, Mr.
tVeaver, of the Marines, Mr. Nlasopp, Mr. Lavender.
Mr. Iliiii4htoli, *roue. and Mr. liValker, the boat-
swain. are the only officers ',tired ; ail the red !Pe-
rished ; only 5J rata were saved. We are treated
well. and I shall endeavour to semi this by a vessel
going with prisoners. We expett to be sent to
%Veittur4h iu a few dojo, and hope we shall be ea-
changed ..mm. I an. saved in the jolly hoist. It
was wonderful how Mr. Weaver *scalped nut the
raft, with Mr. Lavender and lllip Mason, Nlidsliiii-
men. They were orien waslivi the raft by the
sea breaking over theta, but ret. ed theinselvssi,
litr
and cleared the ship. when in diet//oe:it danger.
Their exertions were great. The "ri ordered
Mr. Weaver to take charge of theesift. The fol-
lowing is a list of the names of thetCiffscers lost Cl
that melancholy occasion, which yol wit` pleas. i-
publish for the infirritintion of their fiariptls:—
(:aptais Temple, Lieutenant Derwin, Lieut. Mackay,
Lieutenant Shlsts, R.N.:. lientenant Soothe, Royal Ma.
rine.; Mr Hos.i.•r, Purser; %Ir. Itolft, Burgeon; Messrs.
Anson, Wallace, Metier, O'Donnrl, Willis, Wylie,* V-
I ~, jiin. Srurzron, aunt Knight, Midshipmen • Mr. r,
carpenter; Mr. tVilliatsui, Causer; Mr. Bradford, passallter.
Joe child and nix Ikl/1111.11, besides 191 Stalltell
and marines. ail that went on the second raft, pe-
ri,huit.

"The ship struck at ten o'clock at night on the
Gill, and went to pieces about Ave next eveniip—
li',l were taken to ItoliMocht the 'nine evening,
the dad• after to I hterbranderslitw, and ye.derriiiy
we readied ties. place, where we meet with great
kinilliesv.

" The exertion 4 of the Oqieetw and men from the
time the aliijr btriak till bhe went to pieces, were
beyond tleberilition. Two nilovi were &owned."

OA FO k 1), J*N. 14.

COIN, Ri NMI will he hoiden for the purpose of granting
Grates. and conferring thgrees, on the /talon in; days in
the ensuiag Term,
Jannary—Sattrrilay, li, anj Thursday, it 6.
Fehrua.ity—lVeihersilay, t, Saturday, 11, and Tuesday 21.
r, 15, 22, and Mow,l.tY fl
And in eonsegoeuer of the alterations Lit. i iisade in the
Stow.. Bach...kin. of Arts who ah not have prneeeiteil
le that i./e4ree us or before Saturday. Fehrunry 1 till, cannot
be &thinned Iv determine during the6llllo%ing Lent.

The distresses of the poor in the ueiglibouillood
of Overton,, Flintshirc, during the present winter
season, have been very murk alleviated by the
generosity of FRANCIS RICUARD Pnice, Eaq.
who has clothed a great number of aged people
and children, and has we. kly relieved more than
100 indigent families, with herr, bread, soup, and
money. Riches in the hands of such a man are a
blessing to the country he resides in.
The KING has been graciously pleased to grant
unto CADWALLADER MAY NET Roma, late of
Lewisham, and now of Lee, in the County of Kent,
Est. his royil license and authority, that he and
his issue tnny take and use the siornama of TREVOR
before his present surname of RAPER, and hear
the urine of Tervoa, with a due distinction,
quarterly with ROPER, his own Cindy arms, out
of grateful and uffeetiimate respect to the memory,
and in compliance with the direction contained in
the will of the late Rt Mon. MARY JANE Dowager
Lady Daum the daughter and heir of Sir Tito-
MA* FLUDYRII, of the City of London, Knt. and
relict of the Right Hon. Tar.voa CHARLES Baron
WERE, of Plasteg Park, in the County of Flint,
and of Lee aforesaid, who was the soli and heir of
CHARLES ROPER, Esq. a Captain of Dragoons, by
Gut Ir/tunic his wife, our of the sisters and coheir+
of Jona Two& of Glynile, in the County of
Sussex, Esq. deceased ; such arm+ being lira duty
exemplifieJut cording to the laws of mins, and re-
corded in the Herald's Office, otheryise His Ms-
JESTIed recap IiCRISIC and petairetiou te. be void and
of none effect.

CLERKENW'SLL SESSIONS, Jew. 17.

This day the sessions ended here, after the trials
of a few traver,ers fur COIIIIIIOII assaults.
Alexander Bunion, Esq. who was convicted on
the second day of the sessions for perjury commit-
ted in a cause in the Court of Common Pleas, re-
criveil the seotener-of tht• Court, which was, that
he should lie i:nps wooed Or the space of six
mouths, and pay a tine to the King of tire hundred
pounds.
Patrick 3/43fahon,youri,ted of obtaniing a chaise
from Colonel Grt•viilv, under false pretences, was
sentenced to he transported fur the space of seven
years.

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OLD BAILEY, JAM. 17.

Two men, of the names of If and Stratton,
were tried for grand larceny, having stolen a bla•l-
-der full of ruin from a bgliter iii the West India
Docks. An objection .vas take oto the halo renew,
in point of law, by Mr. A i.t.xe, who conteimeri,
that as in all ease* of felony the feloilious fact roust
beaccompaiiied with trespaas, if the right of lo0.-
aeorion war falsely stated in the indietment, time act
of .trespasa rout not he maintained ; but the
lighter. oldie time the alleged felony was com-
mitted, wee ill the posse.. , of the Dock Com-
pany, and Its freight iii.t (a 4 at tied in th- indict-
-mem) in the possessiou of other permns. This ob-
jection, however, was at roar ever-ruled by the
Common Serjeant. The felony was deposed to by
Pierce, an Excise OfFeer, and fully proved.
Several very reroactalite Witoe.rres spoke to the
character of the. Prisoner, Wytch, and tau to the
character of Stratton.
The Jury, however. brought in a verdict of
CaUty agarisst them both, but strongly recom-
ineuiled them to the clemency of the Court. on the
gromid of their antecedent good charm ter.
The Coatsiott SEAL! AlliT observed, that the re-
commendation should be attended to ; and that
were it not for that, lie would have fiat it his do ty
to have seat them out of the country.
Gilder (a Jea) was brought to the liar on a
charge of forgery. It appeared that he bad forged
the ucceptance of one Junes, to a bill of exchange,
draan by himself.
A lier mune argument's from Mr. A r.LEV. Coons,-I
for the pros' ention, it was d:rteruiiiied by the
Court that the teaiitiony of Jones was iliudini,9lile,
be henry, interested iu the mink—The Primmer
sus consequently discharged for want of ei;idetice.
A young nom of genteel appearance, named
Pratt, was tried for stealing a quantity of chip
Hats, from William Hughes, his muster. who
keeps a milliner's shop in :olden-square.
Job,' Hazard was brought forward in iinpport of
the prosecution ; and timagh in the last stage of a
consumption. appeared iii evidence; lie proved,
that some time in the mouth of Alsreh last, on a
Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, he saw the
Prisoner in the back warehouse. by means of a
light communicated from the, front warehouse;
that he saw him take soave chip Hats from the till,
i; which they were kept ; that he eautintiereated
his knowledge of this circumstance to Misty MY,
WAY, the cook, but coricea:i d it from his master
for many mooths. Vt anew. and Prisoiser were
shopmeti together at the premises of the Prosecutor.
It appeared, upon the crosa.examitiation, that it
was by the advice of his doctor. and a Ora who at.
tended him ou religious occasions, that he fine*
disclosed the feet. Ile concluded with olesea
moment, ll
that he expected death every oment, etude
fa{
impresjon he gave his testimony.
Mary Menew corroborated the account of the
former witnesF, and stated, that she obsersed
bundle of chips in the Prisoner's breast, es he
walked by her through the passage to the door. She
acknowledged that she concealed the circumstance
until Saturday week last, thou4ll she knew that
the chips were missiiag, and that many persons in
the house were charged with having taken them.
George Brhaowlwlin had also nit employment in
the atiopt deposed, that on going several t" oi to
tha-.1144.-ft ..vhich the chip lints were kept, he
tioglltthey were diminishing more rapidly than
e sarthein out, and that having examined them
acrinOtely, after some trine, he found that they
wererbeficient to the value of from Go to 701.
Ile acknowledged, on his cross-examination, that
some slight dispute had occurred between the Pro.
secutor and the Primiler, which he believed existed
down to the mamma of the apprehension of the
latter.

Mr. Hughes himself being called, 'tin nttempt
was tuaile by the Prisoner's Counsel to enter Mtn
au examination for the purpose of attrihutin4 im-
proper motives to ihePrii.eelitiie; it was objected to
by th•• Court, and withdrawn.

The It I:coitus:a, iu his charge, appeared satis-
fies' th,it the evident.• was conclusive, but the Jury.
after 10. c.; deliberation. brought in a verdict of
acquit/a.

On Moiriny last, agreeably to a special request
made by the Court, at the Easter General Quarter
Sessions in 18.'6, Sir (Arians: Otiestenottocs
PAUL, Dart. presented to the Magistrates, assent-
bled at the hitig's Head, Gloucester, a report on
the state of the prisons in that county. The nar-
rative was !clog, mid its information of great in•
tercst. It took a detailed review of the adminis-
tration of the gaols from their institution in 1791,
to the clime of the year 11401. In the execution of
this most useful, but laborious undertaking, Sir
GEORGE manifested that unwearied attention, and
extent of research, which characterize all his ex-
ertions in the cause of the public good. Of course
he received the applause of his brother Magis-
trates, for a comin tttt iention of so much conse-
quence to themselves and to the county of Glou-
cester at large.
We ore sorry to hear, that the Magistr•ey of
Worcestershire hus been grossly insulted by an
anonymous letter. addressed to the Chairman of
the Quarter Sessions, threateniag his life 4, if he
interferes soy further respecting a new prison ;"
and treating another moat respected character tub
shameful abuse. From the experience shirk the
county has had of the Chairman's Aral and atten-
tion to its interests. we are sure this .coodalues let-
tecisiil be heard of with general indignatiou ; and
we la venture to old, that Mr. Wateo is not to
be intimidated by the ineiweeaof an assiassia. alien
acting in the conscientious discharge of bis
slut i es. —( Wercestre Herold./


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POLICE.
GVILDRALL, JAN. r.
A soidiee. Of the seam of Pither, au committed fur trial.
Aar stealiag a square pig of capper, trout Mraara.PiJgeun rod
Civ's wharf, kinawn by the name of Hanyman, U hart.
dine Shorter, • well-dressed female, was charged by Mr.
&kinder, bardware-man, %o. 5, hkiiiner-strt et, with skating
a piece of woulteu cloth, and • !ire of liven, hi, property.
He stated, that the Prisoner bad hied wills hits as a home.
keeper ; be missed die articles out of Lis routs that m0t5:64.4.,
awl she deoird haying af y kibe.l.ll4e of them, lit since
ban !wa an the Couipter' she aricuuwiede 4 1/.at she put -
they into het bow, out of the dust, sod bad gisen him tbn
key, and as lie bail recovered the coons, he was pea fectly sa-
tisfied, and slid mist wish to prosecute her.
The Prisoner, in hen deferee, said, she and the Prosecutor.
Lad laced together. for nine months, as luau and wife; but
they were not legally so ; all which time she had never de-
ft waded him of a shilliinr, but be brought this occusatios '
against bra tint of a tit of jealousy.
The Sitting 11 A tiler* Al r ordered her to be discharged.

ROBBERIES.

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Our reader, will recollect that • Alert time since we sti 4,
that Mr. II ilium Richardson, the Collector of the stied
Company, at Durham, Lad beau robbed of upwards of yds!.
by two footpads, us he was travelling on hursebac: from
Harvard Castle:, when he aas within about three miles of
Walsinghain. lite description of the rubbery as., that be
was met and flopped by two teen ; he asked them what was
the matter ? (roe of the tutu, who held the bone's head,
replied, "yon will know pre seutly ." and when the other.
who was le,ltind, had cut oil his s.selillelsags, he said, " let
him go„" Keel they set bine off full speed. Wises he had
sank about three traders of a mile, he tart three 0411; to
ill, an he cominneeicated hi• robbery, and they went tth
him in pursuit tli. the robbeis. The eilCUlailitallee of a
foolped rubbery its that pert of the country caused toaster-
elite alarm, and curry possible exertion was made, with •
ewer to appraise.' plc robbers, and ',cover the stolen pro-
p, ity. Tie u men. agaiust o hum 1111Fine10111 circumstance.
had arisen, weir taker, lieu custedy ; Mr. ltiebardsors
in i mill) snore to their being the robbers, sued they steed 4
I mum-I:red for trial. Siete winch ore of them leas proved
ineoutestildy that he was at Carlisle, by the mi.:lmes of one •
of the Niag..:l4tes of that city, which recited much
astonishment to the "Made et the Ma.-istrates at Dar-
ham, tee. • Inch iodated theta to write to the Magistrates
at how.strect, to send an intelligent and :active Officer ; he
eunsequeuee Anthony was dispatched. Ow the Offeeer's ar-
rival their, sal be arum the foil circumstances of the ease,
he pm it as his opinion, that Mr lZieluirdeses bad mot beim
robbed. lie was elmored to proceed' 11. as Insestigat v., so
as to give • aroma, for his suspicion betwiet the me,c.EtTs tes.
It turned out that be had been Ward to say, be teaselled to
rhioger of his lit.', as he curried such large ,urns els hi,,;
the NUM of which he said he wan robbed was the hugest be
ever had ; yet, uu the day of the night on which I. stated
himself to hate been rubbed, he had aunt his basin( se in
suflicieut time to have left Barnard Castle at two o'clock ; but
lie did not leave till four, whet he wee sure to be beenglseed.
Oil the spot c bent he said Ito • as ',Adam', a gentleinao reside'
to whom hr was personally kaolin, baring Mien buss, es, with
him, yet he did not p to his house to give an alarm, where
he could lie,. procured • number of Well to go in pursuit of
the robbers. 1% lieu he met the three men be described, it -
was near ten &clock, instead of eight, awl he accosted them
iii an estrenerdioary way, by best asking them their wows,
and *here they lined, &c. ; lie told them he had been rubbed,
and asked them to co e, ith hint tee Weisie;liaiu ? They re-
fused, and he event and slept at one of their 11,1,e; and did
nut splicer rev) lIIIXIOUS to tn, is pentad of the rubbers
Antlieniy searched Mr. Itichardsoa, and famed upon hie
some papers, whirls he said were in his saddle-bags at the
time he was rubleed.
Coder all these eircumstmwea, the M A Gina LTIES have
committed him, 041 suspicion of bevies unlit-tided the neon,"
of which he said lie was rubbed, and Le will be tried at the
rineuin4 semi-ones, there bring no suites for Durham in the
Spriii
Stu album Church, in Surrey, hu lately been undergoing a
thorumdi repair. The communion plate was, .in 1.011. e.
quence, scat to Rundle and Bridge, the silectemiths, no Led-
gate-hill, to b.: hew barteished, i paired, &r. ()II Saturday
cvilling it waspacked up in a hoz,and put into the Streatham
. . , nuns the shop of II Illolle and Drioge. The
' oceasion to step in Vsb.ips;ate-stieet, and lett
fot
Ou leis return to the cart, lie found the I-is, c0.,-
plate, had been takeu out. It is suspected that
was had broi lurking about, coo Lertgetcs hill, sad
tidied the box out of the sitru-suaithis shop, sad had
f its coataming valuables.

The Lords Lieutenants of the Counties of War.
wick and 11..retord hive received His .news's
warrant, (.01 tttttt 11111111 g their Lordships to pioeeed
with ail dispatch to ballot for, sod complete, the
Local Militia of those counties,
Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. has publicly annouticw
ed the prizes he intehds giving for the encour•ge.
mint of agriculture in North Wales, &c. at the
annual Pi wof cattle end sheep. at Wynnstaj, in
September next ; they consist of silver cups fur
the best plough., sheep, cattle, and pig+, with re.
wards to the best, ploughmen.
Ths regiment embarked, on Friday, at
Leith, fir Gnisesowl. A second battalion is im-
mediately to be raised ; and the first battalion, or-
tiered for New South Wales, is to be tilled up by
drafts from the New South Wales corps, on its arrival
at that colony.
We feel Mexpressible concern for prematurely
announcing in our last week's paper. the death of
HUGH Bait Low, Esq. M.P. for Pembroke. We
received the iiitelli4ence through three different
chained., and h, ice thought ourselves warranted
in stating chat we then had reason to erinclnie was
the fact. But Mr. Bs 'mow still exists, although
labouring miller a sees-. e and dangerous
(The Cambrian.)
A letter front the west end of I.or:11 Tay. otaterts
" that • smart sltoek of as earthquake was felt at
and for several miles round, on Moaday the
9th instant, between five anti six o'clock in the
unorniug."
On Wednesday last, the hounds of Mr. HAS=
INS, of East-Iloadily, Sussex, chased a hare, and
!milled her so hard, that puss found it necewialy, to
save her life, to jump through the kitchen window
of the Old Mansion, called Halland-Flouse, a seat
of the late Duke of NEWCASTLt ; from whence
she made her way into the wailed garden, the door
standing open, where she was taken alive, and re.
served for another day's sport.
I in %%redoes/lay forenoon considerable alarm was
excited be the appearance of a dog, outrageously
mad, in the streets of Carlisle. Two children, we
are sorry to say, besides several animals, were
ten by it, before it was destroyed at Newtown.
The 611 lowing extraorthuary circumstance on.
coned during the late snow, in the garden of Mr.
At.., of Glynde-bourne, Surlier who, holism( I.olllld
that great depredations had been committed by
rabbits, nn his cabbages and other vegeta.bl.s,
one evening set up a wire snare in the track by
winch he thought the little nightly rah( rs
en-
tercd his premises, and, on the minting following,
to his zri-at sin-foist., found hr had caught a coo.
pie.* hock awl a doe, in the same 1'4.1.1% The le.,
male, it aptwored on examination, had breu caught
its the anal measlier, by the neck. an! the male,
by having the wire twisted round lass body, plea
bably in his ei.eleavoor to extricate the Joe.

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