The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-16 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER •

SHIP NE I VS.

PLYMOUTH, JULTl3.—Arrived the Amphitrite, Dahlstrom
from Gefte.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.—Arrived the Spring. Kirk, from
the Havannah, last from Cowes, for St. Petersburgh. Sailed
the Flora. Okes, for Liverpool.
Maw tun, JULY 13.—Arrived the Castlereagh and the Earl
of Leicester packets, from Holland; and the Lord Nelson. from
Cuxhaven—each with a mail.
Sailed the Lady Nepean packet, for Rolland; and Henry
Erecting. for Cuxhaven—each with
DEAL, JULY 15.—Artived and S 9 ilud for the River the George
111.. Norton; and Volusia, Rattles, front Jamaica; Albion.
Weller, from Bengal and the Cape of Good Hope; and the
Britannia, Seek, from Liverpool--the latter remains.
Came down from the River and remains, the Favourite. Par.
kcr, for the South Seas.
Gaavzsgstn. JULY I3.—Sailed the Waterloo, Wilkinson,
for India.

NORWICH SESSIONS.
The Sessions for this city were holden at the Guildhall
on Thesday last, before the Steward (Robert Alderson,
Esq.) the Mayor, and other Magistrates. The Steward,
in his address to the Grand Jury, observed, that in come-
fluency of the multiplicity of business that would come
under their consideration in the course of the day, it
would ill become him to take up any of their time. That
the her of prisoners upon the calcudar was very con-
siderable, but all the eases, excepting one, were of a
description so trifling, as to need no cosninent from him.
The learned Steward was about to snake some legal re-
marks upon the case of Henry Jones, for embezzling
goods to a veto considerable amount, when he was
informed it would not come tinder the attention of the
Court. It was at the same time intimated, that several
gentlemen were attending in Court to enter appeals
against the new As,essnicnt. The Steward said, as it
would be utterly impossible for hint to hear all the Ap-
peals that were likely to conic before the Court, he 010111 d,
with the advice of the Magistrates, appoint the 14th of
August to hear Appeals, of which due notice would be
given in the Public Papers.
PRIM:OMER%
Edward Meadows, ae;ed 19 years, charged with xteal-
ing, uu the 21st day of May last, from out of a chamber
in the dwelling-house of Samuel Lake, in the parish of
St. Mary, in which the said Edward Meadows lodged,
nine one-pound notes, some of the Batik of England, with
J. W. upon them, and the ethers provincial tastes, two•
gold seals, one gold watch key, one guinea in gold, two
white cambric neckerchiefs, one pair of cotton stockings,
a silk handkerchief; and about 10s. in silver. Pleaded
Guilty-7 years transportation.
Robert Eagling, aged 17, charged with stealing, on the
6th of May last, front out of a closet in the dwelling-house
of Mr. John Challis, in the parish of St. Andrew, a silver
table spoon sod two dessert spoons. Pleaded Guilty-
-7 years transportation
William Dye, aged 21, and George Powell, aged 11,
charged with steeling, on the 26th of April last, in com-
pany with one Lambert Waruinger, from oil a hedge near
the dwelling-house of Michael Harry, in the hamlet of
Earlham, a cotton shift and two cotton shirts. Guilty—
six months imprisonment in Brideweli, and publicly
whipped this day (Saturday.)
James Holley, aged 19, and Samuel Pierce, aged 16,
charged with stealing, on the night of the 70th of April,
from out of a stable in the parish of St. Paid's, • great
coat, the property of John Browne. Guilty—Bulley six
months imprisounient, and to be publicly whipped Olt the
9th December—Pierce two mouths imprisonment.
Thomas Browne, aged Cr, and David De Casts, aged 16,
charged with stealing a time piece. No trite bill.
'Thomas Sinith,,aged 18, committed for want ofureties s
to keep the peace towards his mother. Not brought lip.
Alfred Seeker, charged with stealing, on the 2.1►1t June,
in company with one William Palmer, who has since ab-
scoudcd, from out of a basket then in the hand of Sarah
Lovick, a red morocco purse, in which were contained
two hall crown pieces, one shilling, and two sixpeuces.
Guilty-7 years transportation.
Thomas Delf, charged with stealing, on the 29th June,
from wit of a public-house, known by the sign of the
Jolly Dyers, in St. Michael at Coslany, a cotton gown,
the property of "f 11011114 a Sanneville. Guilty—one mouth's
imprisomnent fu Bride% ell.
Court edjourncd to the 11th of August.

Zarb°.
At Croome's hill, Blackheath, the lady of Captain Sanders, of
lion. Conspaii)'s Phip Orwell, of a daughter.
At Paris, the laity of T. F. Hill, ems. of • eon.
At Ityde, is the. lble of Wight, the Wily in II Goode, esq. of the
Inner Temple, of a ion.

*HUM
At St. George's, !hoover square, Lieut.-Geo. Sir C. Heiken, K.C.R.
and Ci.C.0.0., to Letitia Sarah, idow of the late Major Tyler,
and only daughter of John Crickitt, east. of Town's end horse, Itemel
Hempstead.
At Newington amid,. Mr. 11.1'enton, of Earl street, Illackfriars,
sin-gems, to Mary, eldest danglitei of Mr. T. Swinsoow, 01 NW a ,
Surrey.
At Calcutta, Mr. G. Straffmsl. to Miss Eosin Clementine. daughter
of the late Gr. William Gunter, Bengal establishment.
At St. James's, N.G. (AMA, esq. ut the lion. East India Company's
service, to Mousette, eldest slaughter of the late J. Smith, esq. of Fate■
grove, Eite.liite.
At Vaa ',woo th, Mr. A. williaamov,, 9t Alit .1 lust. East India Com.
pny'a service, to Antonia, eldest daughter of the late W. M'Andrew,
east. art that place.
At Antwerp, Major S. Cowell, of the Coldstream Onards, to Mary
Anne, eldest daughter oldie Goa. k. A sinesiey ; soil on the same .l.iy,
the her. Mahon, rector of Sewpott au, in the county art Mayo,
to Catherine, Mr. Annesley's second daughter.