The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-01 00:00:00

James Browne was indi&e4l for stealing a rest (-)f
shelyesi a titv-setecit, -a copper glue'pot,
other articles, the property of Charles Caldwell.

The Prosecutor, who i$ a Furia,iture ,audi
live* at 25, Walcott-Ono, Portinan-square, .stated,i
that the Prisoner; who sometimes a Broker, sortie
times a Gantlet-11mi,, cautd, tri him. on Fri&iy the vBthi
ofJune L', rand'ist told 'bi'in'he'had some deals, and
other materials and toolsohelonging to a carpenter's
workshop„ to sell at a he* in Theiihald's-road.—
The Prisoner said they cost him 141.; upon which
the Witness agreed to pay him a guinea more ; but
on going to remove the goods, he missed the articles
for, which he conntenced this proecution.
Mr. CURWOOA, the Prisoner's counsel, here oh-,
served' that,the ''Prdsccittor had already brought an
adion in- trovcr, to recover the au aunt of thoiel
goodS for Which he now instituted a criminal pro-
seention.

The Court upon this, •which the Prosecutor ae-
kntiwiedged: immediately' diretrited the int), to
(ink the Prisonc,r,; which they, did ; but just as. fie.
Was about to be discharged,' Trott, the•Poliee. Offi-
cer, of Hatton Garden htateld that there 'Was an
indiament" new before the Grandijury, charging,
the Prisoner with aforgery, and reque:ited he migAt
he detained ; Which the Ceurt.ordcred. ' '
Jolla Taylor was imiVted for a burgla, and
stealing several sacks ofidonio aloe 4kl.at (ovyley:/i
Mills, 1 I ilfrugdoti, near. trahridgc, the: property ,Of
Mr. liko-s
The Prosecutor stated . the gOods to have been
stolen On the 2:;ti June, 1 scxt,,atul the sacks, and;
a• great pat_of, the flour, found w die Prisoner's
heuso. The Prisoner and was not dis,
cover ii till Michaelmas litSt,- when he 'was, taken,Qll
1:0:1I'd the Tender.' , • • •
Pri•i;oner was acquitted of the hurglaryvan4,,
lotlitd:Ouilly't.)f Stealing oil
!cJiciuw/ iliyers, a Jew, ; capilitny indicted for
burglarionsly entering tilt! dwelling-house:. ofi Mr:
James Stioubridge, Old Bond7strect,hatter, ontt.h.e•
li>th tieptember, at night, :and stealing.thereout
three rittve patent silk hats.
'rho Prosecutor stated,:that his. shop was locked
up at the usual hour, coy the,night of the robbeity 5
that pa,inters.liad.becn at :work: up stairs in his hut
floor, the windows,of wJi iit open :like+ a door,. byi.
hinges at the sides, and were, lie believed, left a'
little a-jar, but he could not say whether sufficiently.
wide to ad Mit a person Jo, enter without pushing;
them farther open.. lie coulci.not positively swear:
. the house was entered in the tiight time, becausie he,
'did net miss his goods till.his,sliopas owned at'
eight in the rnorning;7 when lie toured it had been
stripped of four or fiveidezen of hats. , On the with
of thelnetith three of thoie hats were brought back
to him. by a constable named Hornby, which he nu-
niediately. knew to be a part of the hats stolen„
M:.!ry Reeves proved that she lived in the lower
part Ow same house as the Prisoner, and that On
the ?oth day of the month he had called her up-
stairs, and requested hertO sell three silk hats tor.
pith s'She 'knew of no 'one' to purchase thembut the
Jetvw s,ho go about. He desired her to call sonic of
them and sell' the hats. for t3s as he *as' a 'Jew him-
self, 'and did not like to deal with his own people.
She-called a Jew tlothesmati, named Oghterlony, to ,
whoto, by the Prisonees ..'ennsent, she sold the hats
fbr 13s. and gave him the Money. . ,
The Constable afterwards followed the Jew, "and
searched his bag,' in which he lotind the three hats,
and brought; them to Mr-. Shoubrike.,' The Jew ,
attended, and proved his hating purchased theliata
froin Marylteeves:
'l"he Prkoner totally denied his having any know.
ledge of the hats., or of the witness Reeves; but pro-
duced no Witness whatever.---Verdiet,

dIMERIC.4.

dfiIIIiEsPONLIENCIA Of Mit. E.lNd, TIZI ANTEEIICAN
)11N1511116 .W 2U LOUD ' ITAWIZZSDVEY.

Great Cu In berland.Place, iWarch IJ, 18 0 1
MY Lorin, _ _

The Decree of the Viee--Admiralty Court of Mts.
sou, .a copy of which- is. annexed*, condcaming.the
cargo of iU American Vessel going from the United,
States' to a Port in the ,Spanish Colonies, upon
th., ground that the articles of innocent rnerehr-
dize composing the same, though tuna fide neutral
property, were of the growth of Spain, having been.
sanCtioned, and the principles e4tended by t'hr
Prize Courts of the. British Islands, and particu-
lady by the Court' of liniaica,- has been dromod,
sinticient authority to the Conunanders of the
of War and Privateers cruizing in those seas Ica fall
,upon and capture all American' Vessels bOund to An
Enemy's Colouy, and having on board any articles of
the growth or in:tet&tdup of a Nation at War ;with
Great Britain.

These captures, which are vindicated by what is
termed the Belligerent flight to distress his Enemy
by interrupting, the supplies which lira Habits or,
convenience ittly requir, have produce=d' the
strongest and most, serious complaints:443ong the
American Merchants, who have seen, with indig,
nation; a reason assigned for .the capture
.and con-
fiscation of their -property,, tvhieth N tetallyv,,diii;Y
rQgardeti in- tho open .trade carried on heo,veen the
Biitish and Spanish Colonie.s, , by: British and
Spanish subjects, in the very articles, the 'supply
of which; ,by neutral Mexchants, is unjustly in-
terrupted.
Law of 'Nations, acknowledged in the Treaty
of 'Vino!, pommerce, and Navigation;,between the
I.rtiited and Great Britain, alloWd the- goods of
Etlt:111r tt-f he lawful Prize, and pronounces those
of a frivad tree.

While the United States take no measures' to
4brOge the. Rights of Great Brioin, Lis a Bellige-
rent,. they are bound to resist, with firmness, every
attempt to extend thqtut at the expel ee. of the
equally incontestihle Bight of Nations, which find
their intore4 and duty inliving in peace With the re it
of the world. .

So long ttstlit: Ancient Law of Nations is observed,

in 0,4 cx4: aftltc Adicric,;an Wigantint'Leoparti, Ropes.
Master, part with Malaga. miles. Wargo, so tar
•s rt cons:si:al of runes, though tc•gotatly iitiporto into the
fined tit orcs, wa4 Goode:until by judge Kens:o-, on the brit
tit dauber, i 800; " the samu..beintt productions of the 54144.
visit Tcri.,tory iii tioropc and bound to thc:Trant,altiantic
p..irt, in.a.iiMpira,"