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• This day the Commission of Oyer and Terminer BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE .CARE
being ended, the melancholy task ensued of pro- AND DISPOSAL OF DANISHe
PROPERTY.
nouncing sentence upon the unfortunate convicts At the London OS
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in tizhaelfporAeirnoonlBth instant, at 12
found guilty of different atrocious crimes, and there-
THE ENTIRE CARGO of the Danish Barque
by' clearing the gaol. i NEPTUNUS, No. 10, H. I. GONDRISON late Matter, de-
Jarna
Quin, who obtained his liberty through the tamed by the Private Ship of War LORD COCURRNZ, and since
most benevolent intentions of an excellent clergyman condemned to the Crown. Consistiog of about
from the Penitentiary, was ordered to shew cause be- About 240 TONS of ALICANT SALT.
fore the Court of King's Bench, why the law formerly tic For viewing the Cargo. , and for Catalogues and any furtherapar-the
ulars, apply to Mr. Cat Les usrogu, Merchant, one
P against him should 'not be executed ?
He stoutly affected to have his Grace the Duke of Agenu for Danish Property.
Also
Bedford's pardon while Viceroy, but had the misfor- The good Brig VENSKABET, No. 72, J. M. Ectein, kte
tune not to have been able to produce it. Master condemned to the Crown, and now lying is Catwitter.
Length on Deck 61Ft. 7lnch.
Graves, for stealing a 501. note, after a solemn Breadth above the Wales 18 81
charge from Lord Nonsort-r, was sentenced to be Depth in Hold 11 0
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transported for seven years to such part of his Majesty's easures - 85, 87-94 Tone.
The Hull,
dominions as should be determined on. Mists, Standing and Running Rigging, as they sow
lie, with all faults and defects.
Patrick Collins, convicted of a forgery at an ad- For viewing the Vessel, Stores, and the cargo of Salt in No. 10,
journed Commission on the 13th October last, but and fur inventories anti any'further particulars, apply to
whose case, on a point of mere formality, was reserved Mr. GILES WELSFORD. Merchant,
for the twelve Judges, who humanely took such into One of the Agents for Danish Property.
consideration, and determined that the reserved point
was not sufficiently strong to recommend him to
mercy, was accordingly sentenced to be hanged.
The five culprits convicted of stealing seven sheep,
the prorerty of a Reverend Curate near Leixlip, ob-
tained mercy according to the Statute, on recommen-
dation of the Grand Jury, to be, however, transported
for seven years.
Ter. Make, for committing a robbery at Blue Bells,
on Patrick Brophy, received sentence of Death; as
did John Reilly, and Michael Kelly, for the burglary
and robbery of Butler, at Jordanstown.
They were the authors of the roasting system, to
extort confession of concealed treasure—the observa-
tions of Baron GEORGE, upon the barbarity of this
aggravated point, exhibited his usual good sense and
strong feelings.

CuARLEs WErrERN, Esq. M. P. has been chosen
an Ordinary Member of the Board of Agriculture, in
the room of Sir Citmuss WILLOUCHEY, Bart deceased.

PRIVATEACTRESSE&—Three young femaleswere on
Wednesday charged at the Police Office, Marlborough-
street, with breaking open the apartments of Mrs.
Head, of Paddington, and stealing a quantity of ap-
parel. It appeared, that the door of the prosecu-
era's apartments had been forced 'open during her
absence, and about nineteen dresses stolen. Suspicion
I fell on the prisoners, who resided in the house, and
who are Actresses of a Private Company. Pawn-
brokers' duplicates of some of the articles were found
on them. Several of the dresses had been adapted
to the characters or Belvidera, Lady Teazle, &c. yet
the prosecutrix identified them. They were found in
the wardrobe of the Private Theatre. The prisoners
were remanded for another examination.
Next Tuesday (the First Day of Drawing) is of
great importance to every one who is desirous of
sharing, in the State Lottery, a Capital Prize.—
HORNSBY and Co. hope their Friends will not lose so
favourable an opportunity, and buy their Ticket or
Share before the Drawing begins. Orders, by post
or carrier, executed on the same terms as if present.
Nos. 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cross, and St. Mar
garet's-hill, Borough.
Next Tuesday the State Lottery begins Drawing ;
and as there are no Capital Prizes fixed for any dis-
tant days, those who purchase before the drawing be-
gins, have an ev; rl-nt advantage over those who buy
after, as all tht Capit ils may be drawn the first day.
T. Bisii, theref re, ad ises the public to purchase as
early as possible At eis old established Offices, No. 4,
Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, where 38 Capital
Prizes were Shared and Sold in the last year, including
two Prizes of 30,0001.—Prizes paid on demand.
A. CARD.—Mr. WATLEN, composer of the cele-
brated Battle of Trafalgar, ;he Surrender of Toulon,
&c. &c. begs leave to inform his Friends and the Pub-
lic, that he continues to give lessons in Singing and
on the Piano Forte at his house and in Town. He
also attends Boarding schools with his Assistants,
Messrs. CLARK and lles;. Grown-up Ladies and
Gentlemen taught by himself to play tolerably well
in eighteen lessons. He now offers his most unfeigned
thanks to the Public for the very great confidence re-
posed in his judgment respecting the purchasing of
Piano Fortes and other Musical Instruments. He has
chosen and sold within these last few years, upwards
of Eight Hundred by different Makers, all of which
have given the greatest satisfaction, both for good
Tones, and being extremely Cheap. A list of the
Purchasers may be seen at his house by any Lady or
Gentleman who will honour him with their com-
mands —Leicester-place, Leicester-square.

BIRTHS.
Friday last, at his house, in Half Moon-street, Piccadilly, the
Lady of Stephen Rtimbold Lushington, Esq. of a son.
At his house at Chelsea, the Lady of Captain Butterfield, of the
Royal Navy, of a son.
Sunday, at Edinburgh Castle, the Lady of Major Graham, of a
son.

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, the Rev. Andrew Jameson, of St. Mungo, Dum-
fries-shire, to Miss Elizabeth Morse Carmichael, daughter of the
late John Carmichael, Calcutta, Bengal.
On the Bth instant, at Regulus, near Edinburgh, Thomas Lau-
der Dicks, Esq. late of the 26th Regiment of Foot, and son of Sir
Alexander Dicks, Bart. to Miss Charles Anne Cumin.
In Dublin, Captain Colton, 36th regiment of foot, to Miss Ca-
therine Ormsby, youngest daughter of Captain Henry Ormsby.
At Kennington, Mr. W. Berry, of Somerset-house, to Miss
Bradbury, of Kensington.
On the Ist instant, Major Rohde, jun. Esq. to Miss Cotton,
eldest daughter of Joseph Cotton, Esq. of Laytonstone.

DIED.
At Barbadoes, on the Bth November last, Mr. John Havilland
Grose, Surgeon of the Blonde frigate.
Saturday se'nnight, at his apartments in Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, Mr. Wilding, a student of that society.
Oa the 24th ult. at her house in Windsor, Mrs. Buckle, widow
of the late Admiral Buckle.
At Glouccster, the Rev. Thomas Evans, M. A. Vicar of Chip-
ping Norton, Oxfordshire.
On the 11th ult. Mrs Hayward, wife of Mr Hayward, surgeon,
of Banbury.
At Framlingharn, Suffolk, Mrs. Pritchard, wife of John Prit-
chard, Esq. youngest daughter of the late and sister of the present
Sir Willoughby Aston, Bart.
At Dundee Barracks, on the 19th ult. Lachlan Campbell,
youngest son of James Campbell, Esq. Paymaster 2d battalion 72d
regiment of foot.
Friday morning, the Rev. John Vinicombe, B. D. Senior Fellow
of Pembroke College, Oxford.
At Edinburgh, on the 19th ult. Miss Sibella Hutton, daughter
of the late Rev. William Hutton, minister of the gospel, Dalkeith.
Miss Gertrude Augusta Berguer, eldest daughter of the Rev.
Dr. Berguer, Rector of Everley, Wilts.
Saturday lag, aged 65, Mr. John Smetham, of Upper Shadwell,
formerly of SWlderland, in the county of Durham.