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London, England, 1808-07-15 00:00:00

Derutv Assistant-Adjutants General

NAUTICAL lIVTELLIGEhrCE..

PLYMOUTH, JULY IS.
Came in the Busy letter of marque, Captain Brix.
from Madeira.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY i 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Rclizsos, from off
; VIRAGO and HARLEQutx, with a convoy Iron
,he Downs. Sailed his M.tjesty't ship Gossmwa
with the Regard transport with stores tor Spain,
join convoy at Plymouth.—Wind S.

DEAL. !ULY 14.

Sailed his Majesty's ship PANDonA, on a cruigL.—.
Wind S. S W.

FROM LLOYDiS LIST.

OR A V ZSEND, JULY 14.—Pained by the Sir Edwud Hami:ton.
from haulm. Sailed the Protein, Br .ho for Malta;
Braganza, Coles, for Gibraltar ; Lord Duncan, Lane, for Lime-
rick; Apollo, (;arbor; Clara, Binge; and Balance,
Stockholm. •

Captain Paresis/. Rth Garrison Battalion.
Captain M. W., NTARD, Coldstream Guards.
Captain Ettior, 48th oot.
Captain 1. R. P. laavis, Seth Foot.
Lieutenant OSSORNS, stb Dragon:ls-3.020a).
Dtpul Assistant cuarte..Mastas Gesual.
Captain Swot, 3d Foot.
Captain LANGTON, 61st ditto.
Captain CAMPIISLI, ICH ditto.
Captain Gomm, Ws ditto.
Captain Doonaas, 4Stb ditto.
Pt rots, Deputy Commissary.Gea-ral.
Mr. Coorsa, Deputy Commissary of Accounts.
Dr. Tuomrson, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals.
Dr. THOMAS Hums, Physician.
Messrs. Mozatt, Ross, Caviar, and Gin( xiso, Surgeons to the
Forces.

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____, *: INV were un ea .etted r. ..nal
The Town Plate of mi. fbr .3 r off ebks, Itst. 4110.1111111.111• at - •
Last MU, and i Distance 411. C. • V. Ratak& fw ~ capit 17 niZetil• Or stealing 2 0
'l.d Grosvenor's b. c Sunbeini
f. Morel - -
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' s eh. c. by Sorcerer, out of David's daa - .
"* s guineas, sevez.ta hal guiaJas, a sevenshilbno, piece,
Major Wilson's ch. e. Juniper x s s and tam monies, 0.. e la. n w 5 . bank.notts,
St•Asvell
3 and a bracelet, the pr- p sty aC. L. t'. Antis, a mas-
D. of Grafter:es eha'.
Ito 1 alga Sunbeam ;7to 4 .n 'uniper ; It to 1 .stet Soreerc-. ter ehimw.-V-4weePer in KintPlani•
Mr. Payne s E by Don Quixote, out of Lady Cow; sat. bast Sir
maTinil_ p: anscu:or st tel, th I, on SUnday the -19:h of
J. Shelly's c. by Waxy, out of Julia, sat. ate. First hat:f et sib. M.
000'1.-7 to 2 on the mutter.
Sweepstakes of the. exela; Y. C.
IA Foley's colt by Don Quixote, 7st. I 11b:
Id Jersey's Nicholas, sat. 71b. ..
Air C. Banbury% Amelia flll., TA. 11111: -
10 to i apt I.d Folers c. ; 5 td 4 on Nichelat ; 0 to 4 aril Amelia.
1,4
, _Mr. Psyne's Barbarian, es[. 121 b. be.. Gin. GrOVIC.Ar'S Jahn It t• S. rrsi ea e, n cotltpany wi.h his son,
for 1... Rd in, eavin tae prisoner oily in the house,
- .. .1 and ate pri p -sty lozke I Its, hi A tea.ch:N., ccith...ined
I haat ire chits.. ' Th:y c.ane home abou.., q.s. r.er
' . I past tit, at ... he was ti.. 4 y two boys, 44 his aP-
pren ces, 1.1. i. tn. dust ". si ii.sevi forced .) en. lle
eigliiiini; 7st. 61b. D. M. 50gs.-5 to 4on the winner. 1 ikkin 4 the hi sal.. d wn, but acn tieked, an, the tea-
cli:.s: taken ..t.v as. Hl: went o liss.k ifxr ~. e depre-
dator, but without ah.ot ; bit 9.1 Lis rean. he tinfoil
that a *pair of 5.17.. r buck.es LAI. a IJ. p oti4sitany-
note-had e,capial the activity of .he prisoner. •
Cock* ~ a witch-nun irate I, that ike knew the
prisoner, who .am: :o him on i'ssesd sy evening, about •
o n , clo,:k and a -lel %eh:re his watch b nt, s 00a ?...:
114 w .t.c.un in ask:.,/ die pri,oner . v..tAt• he wanted . .
wit i Eris walclib •x ? sal the lad told him he wished :
:o eat his s ipp:r in it. He in.erivgated the prisoner
n.j the ram'. in why he did ink go home. and he asngna
-4 as the cease a fe a. wor k th t: had pasted betwean
Ais m Sta. ,tt I himself, which nal terminated in his
being dliela,ked. Tii^ watchman, as he rarely re-
sorted to )tis sca vh-box .n hot.welther, gave him pos.
s ession of it.. Tile bay then aektil h.rn what he would
have to drink ? stating, that he,h4d Rot a crownpiece,
for which shine persoos had only offered bins 4a.: J. .
The watchtilan looked at it, and soon I it a genuine
one, and he blamed the prisoner for ge..til igfid .f his
money, when he had just been disebarled, telling
him that he might soon want it. The prisoner pre •
him the money, and sent him for a pot of ale. On -
the arrival of the beverage, he told the witness he had
plenty of money, and after the pot was emptied beg.
get him to take it home, and bring him three qu tr.
terns of peppermint, as he could not thing of sleeping
all night without something to drink. 'rile witness
complied with his request, and about eleven be lett
the prisoner in his box, conceiving him to be asleep, and
went his round. He was followed by the prisoner,, who
told him he had met with " a good friend that, day,"
adding, that he had some " yellow boys," which he had
in a nutmeg grater. He said he did not know how
many of them he had, as he had not counted them.
The watchman then suggested to him the propriety
of giving him the money, as the prisoner had no pocket
in which it could be deposited. The boy, on their
return to the watch-box, sheered witness two 51. notes,
two dollars and a shilling, which he said he had found
in Rhodes's brick-field, wrapped tip in a rag: The
witness, questioning the accuracy of the statement;
took the prisoner to the watch-house, and delivered
him and the property into die care of the constable of
he night.
It was proved by a boy named Rice, that on the
'a.r mentioned in the indictment, he sold the prisoner
glass bottle for two-pence, and that the prisoner
gave him a bracelet. Another boy, named Goodman,
was called by the prisoner on the even'ne. of the rob-
bery, and was asked by him if he would take any
money ? The boy asked the prisoner where he hal
got it? •
and he then answered lit: had be .a two years in
earning it. He gave the witness fist, shillings, and
walked with him a short dis.ance. daring which he
t-eated him with oranges and cakes. The prisoner
t kok off one of his shoes, and the witness p .rceived in
it three half gu neas and a seven shilling niece. _He
then left the prisoner, and knew no more ( f :he matter.
Lockie; the constable, acknowledged the •receipi of
the property given from the watchman. The braceat, -
and a clasp knife, bel- nging to the prosecii:or, and
the bank notes were identified by hm. He did not
know the notes by their number ; but one was- torn
in the middle, and the other was ragged at one of- its::
ends. He also swore td the nutmeg-grater as being
his property.
The prisoner made no defence.
Sir A eHAMBI7 charged the Jury, stating, that
stealing in a dwelling house to the amount of 4)s. was
a capital offence; In the przsent case, there were
some strong facts; such as the bracelet, the torn bank.
note, and the ragged one i and these facts sufficiently
proved, in hls mind, the guilt of the prisoner. It was
a deplorable thing to see A boy, only thirteen, old
enough to distinguish between right and wrong, per..
petrating a crime of such ,an enormous description.
The Jury, without hesitation, found him Guilty.

The late Dr. Carciortv, whole New Cyclopedia is
(or ought to be) in the hands of all our readers, left
in the press; two works which will long be esteemed
invaluable legacies to the world. The first a course
of Popular•Lecturet on Chemistry :end Experimental
Philosophy, and thE otlyr a series of L-Aters to his
Sott, on Literature, Taste, and Chnipositic,m Both
have since been pUblished, and it may be asserted,
without the hazard of contradiction, that they are
unequalled on their respective subjects, by any works
in our language:
A Register of the Thermornetr.', in continuation
of that inserted yesterday ; taken at the same station
at Hampstead :
WEDNESDAY, kLY IS.
8 o'Clock, Morniug - - 762
9 : - 89
10 - - - 88
- . 90
91
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- 921
II f 1
- 90
A 87
- 83
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t 1 - - A - 81
0 : A A - 79
10 - - . 77
—The Ticket No. 5,145, drawn this oat ! a prim of
X 20,006 was sold in Two Quarters and Eight
SirteerithS, by Sir JAMES BRANBCOMB and Co. at their
lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill,
and NO: 3s; Hartiarket, Piccadilly $ ar .ere like% ise
was s 'ld is ten Shlits; NM 131,076, th :. first Z. 5300
prig dr.twn in the preietit Lqttery ; an I where Tick-
ets and Shares an now sling in g —at variety of
Mont) rs, and the amount of cal respective forms
nat.: share paid on demand.

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