The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-11 00:00:00

fve.l at Liverp-00l -about four o'clock on Sunday
aticrnotin, at which the shore was lined
speaators'to see Daniels. 'ltivetyset of post.that
evening liar I,onclon.

Riv:it and his companion, upon their route down
from London to Liverpool,- received intelligence,
v. ithin ten miles of that town, of a man' exactly an-
swering the description of Daniels, whom they
traced to the. Liverpool Arths. ' The account which
they there received of, him confirmed tfiern in the
opinion that they were in the right track. They
were told the stranger had arrived from London,
appeared very flush of money,
,and had changed
ills clothes for a new suit purchased there 3- that
after dinner he sent for the Captain of a vessel,
WiAi whom be had a good-deal of conversation re-
lative to a passage on board his vessel; They then
made inquiry after the Captain, and having found
out his place of resort at Liverpool, there learned
that the stranger and the Captain had set out post
for Lancaster. To Lancaster they accordingly pro-
. ceeded, and overtook the Captain and the stranger 3
brit, to their great disappointment, discovered that
the latter was not •Dahiels, :and-that they had been
upon a wrong scent. They accordingly traced baCk.
their steps to Liverpool, and tht:re got a clue to him
throth2.ll the- medium of the Newspaper, as above
!,rated.Upon their return the second time to Liver-
pool;wit h Daniels in custody, they c6uhrnot procure
seats in the mail coact. It became a question how
--they should proceed,.as Daniels rcquested,the indul-
gence of accompanying them, and that they would
_not Lave him in a prison behind. Mr: Rivett as-
•.senteci, and a post-chaise was engaged, in Which
they all three returned to: London. Rivett, 'how7
ewer, being.afraid to travel in that manner with so
tiAtch- m“ney, had the precaution, before they set
out, to cut the notes, and send tbem, by post from
Liverpool.
A publican named il/a/po/e,' who lives in Dark-
house-lone, and is. one -of those persons who-are
Comps, yesterday attended on summons be-
fore the Loan MAYOR, to atis‘Ver to the complaints
4,1 two seamen, Nvhoseirunks he had in his,po4ses-
v,lon, :refusing to deliver theth until'etiornious fees

were paid.
Hofnell, -a foreign seaman- in the service of the
East India Company, first stated, that the Defend,
ant came alongside, his ship, at Long Reach; in a
bo-:it. There was- another person in'the boat who
7.eerned to be the owner of it; who agreed to take
him and his bag up to London for a shilling. He
:,s accordingly landed at Limehouse; and when he
was coming on shore, he paid the man h shilling,
an,; was told by him that his bag would be deposited
Knely at the Green Man, in Darkhouse-lane, which
was the house of the Defendant. , When he called
There the next day, he asked for his bag ;' but the
Defendanerefused to restore it to him, unless 'he
,y4id him half-a,guinea for the carriage of it. This
he refused to do, and therefore applied- to the LORD.
MAYOR. .

The Defendant being asked what he had to say
in answer to this charge, stated, that hC had hired
two boats, at two guineas per day, for the purpos6
or bringing up Seamen from the India Ships, and
that not having entered into any agreement with
Hotnell,-he thought half-a-guinea was a Very mo-
derate charge for his passage, and for his eating and
drinking on board. • - _ _

Hofnell, being then interrogated; positively de-
tied having ate or drank any thing all the time he
-was on board ; ansl the LORD M.Ayoa being in:-
formed that one shilling was the usual fare from
GraVeserid, ordered the Defendant to give up the
bag instantly, on being paid I s.
TimOthy Mahony, a Seaman, who had lost his
sight iii the service of the East, India. Company, then
appeared; to complain of the same Defendant, for.
demanding,two guineas for his passage froth. Lorig.
-reach, and for the carriage of his trunits. 'His story
ti 4 as similar to that told by the former Seaman; with
thiS difference, that the poor man being blind;
.part
of his property, 'Which he delivered inch the care of
t he-Defendinil:; could rot `'He' also said,
aat he liad offered to pay- the Detendaut a guinea,
t:d to be at the loss of the things-that were missing,
if he would give up the trunks ; but-he positively re-
fused, to give them up for less than two guineas.
The LORD Mafo-it asked Walpole under what
pretence fie madesu,ch a demand ? He having made
:4 defence something similar to the former, his TAM.-
ship ordered him to give up the trunks, on . being
paid twO" shillings for the man's passage„ and
eighteen-pence for what he had ate and drank on
board.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.— x estrday being the
day appointed for the re-examination of O'Donrtel,
Carter, and Gore,, the avenues to the Office were
blocked up some time bet oie the Prisoners were
brought in. .Strangers of all, descriptions assembled
to 67atily their curiosity, with a sight of O'Dorinel
but they were mostly disappointed the Magistrate,
aware of the pressure likely to ensue, having thought
proper to take the examination in his private apart-
ment.

. -
-Messrs:-KNArP arid FlumPußiEs attended. :the
fOronr as,CounSel, and the latter as Solicitor, for
the Prisoners. The,substance of the evidence ad-
duced on a former occasion, and Which has been
Made public, was read over for information.:--
'he additional evidence was that given by Mr.
Whistler, the landlord of the Norse and Dol-
phin Public House, in St: Martin's-street, Leicester-
square. , It was at this. house the Prisoners met
to divide the booty, which was done after a
good deal of wrat4ing. A tepyound note, which
was proved to have been.. amongst the sixty pounds
stolen from the bureau, was changed by O'Donnel,
• in the course of dividing the spoil, which note was
produced before the Magistrate.
Mr, Kendal, the Prnsecutor, and:the several Wit-
nesses, were bound over to prosecute, and the Pri-
soners were conveyed in a coach lo:Newgate, to take
their triall at the ennui-o Old Ballet' Sessions. The
fither of Gore, a respeccAahl6l,tradesinan, manifested
great grief for his son, a very young.tnan.

. „
WrnyrEctt.l:l;Et::--7--.Yesterday a man of :the name
:of Johasoa; man, was committed to
Newgate for -Arial•i:being .charged with intruding
into.thecompany of John Bell,. a wounded
sailor, in a pnblic house near -Roseinaryrlane, and
7m..king. him drunk. The litter beiugidesirous to

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