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London, England, 1801-12-23 00:00:00

NAUTICAL mrszLiciNci

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a Doongbodoe, Dec. '7, a. •

Pt:mourn, Dec. st.--Cinte..iti the Hedor,
Capt. WarcooD, from Dram; ;he Good Intent,
Capt. H.ulitt HILLY. and Friendfhip;. Cipt. Rosin.
sou, from Norway; Concord, Capt. HatOY, and
Amity, Capt. Josson; from Riga; Three Biers,
Capt. Taylor, from Dantlicir ; and the Adelphi,
Capt. /broom, from Riga ; all laden with naval
Bores for this Port. Alfo the Fox, of Cfiarleflovin,
Cain. Rtisat.t; from Copenhagen, for Batavia,
with fundries; the Perfeverance, of London, Cspt.
Evans, from. London, for Liverpool, with ditto;
St. Jam i
b Deligente of Oporto, Capt. Lima,
floss Hull, for Lilbon, with ditto; Sally, Capt.
Weis, from London, for the Welt Indies, with
ditto; and the ALARM lugger, and Busy cutter,
from a cruise.

DEAL, Dacaatika 2.2 B—The Rofalia, SIN-
CLAIR, for Berbiee, has lort her cathead, isy a
veld running foul of her laft night. Wind N.N.E.
GRAVEbIND, DicaMsea 22.—Palled by, the
Naughton, SMITH, from Lithon ; Jerome, DAV-
M2llOll, from Gibraltar; Cybele, —; from Mi-
norca; Sincere, —, from Stettin ; Atalanta,
Powtst, from Baltimore; and Gothland,
&Om Stockholm.

Sailed, the Aberdeen, Gutzon, for St. Kitt's ;
Freedom, CUMMINGS, for Honduras;
for Cork ; Alfred, Rosursow, for St.
Vincent's; Mary, PIZZEI, for Antigua ; St.
George, METCALF; Eike, NOILILIS ; and Itsbella,
Roussel+) for Jamaica.
Es.sisaua, Nov. 28.—The Flaxton, of Hull,
mentioned in ours fome time back to have foun-
dered in the Earl fea, has driven afhore near
Carllhate, in Sweden.

DICEMBIR i.—The fhipi for the North fea
failed this morning; and thofe that have arrived
fince proceed as loon as cleared. There are :shout
So or 6o fail of Englifh (hips from the Baltic, jull
anchored and in fight coming doWn.
Hum., Dec. 2o.—We congratulate our Com-
mercial Readers, and others interelted, on the fafe
arrival at this port, fince our laft, of a fleet of 24
(hips from the Baltic. We are forry.to fay they
confirm the dreadful accounts which we have al-
ready announced of the lopes and decanation oc-
cafioned by the late heavy gales in the Baltic and
North Sea.

By a neutral vele] from Holland, the accounts
from thence are melancholy, of the lots and
ida-
mage
done by the late gales, particularl to o tir .
Baltic fleet Ino let, than eighty.four En A fhips-
are on Store between the Texcl and the ale, and
Rot lets than eighty poor fulTerers were found on
the (bore in one day, and carried to the Brille to
be interred. The like accounts are received of
damage done all along the mall of Holland to
Dunkirk. A great many American !hips, Danes,
and Swedes,are on Store upon that partof the coaft.
The Fortitude, CA ITU, from Hamburgh to
this port, is deferted by the crew, having flirting a
leak.

The Good Agreement, RANDAL, from Ipfwich
to this port, with wool, aad corn, &c. has put into
Yarmouth.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Yoik, for the capture of the Rakbeden, will be paid oa
the York's arrival at Woolwich.
La Mom. for the capture of the El Rey Carlos, will be
OW as bawd*,!terve, on her arrival at Portfroouth.

Alexander, Audacious, frikrophon, Culloden. De-
tenee, Galas, Leander, Maklli; Minotaur, Mutine, Orion;
&Wave, Thefens, Vanguard, and Zealous, for the capture
al the beach Sips the tit and ad of Abguit, 1798, of the
Rile, will be paid a third diftribution at priaornoney at No
at, Mlllanb-ftreet. Wefts:dotter, on Monday the dith, Tuef-
day the nth, and Watinciday the 6th of January, 'Boa, ice.

TM nee, Plato, &Gen Oporto to Dublin and Liverped,
l► put leo Milford leaky, with tufa of anchors and cablea.

The Beat Copenhagen, —, from Plymouth to Nonmy,
Is Ise 011 the ?lend& coati

The Dykes, Thompfon, from Riga to Plymouth, Is put
jueo Helmet, elith fame damage.

The lelk Canner, from Petcrfburgh to Wbhehaven. Is to-
tally Renaholm ; the craw and part of the cargo laved.
The Hand, Qmuvington, from Rip to London ; and
the Raeriltekst. Janfon, from London to Dantalg, wcrc Brand-
ed Neu Dean*, ID a gale, 29th of November.
The Fortuna, Holfreten, from Malaga to Bremen, is
Stranded on Jutland ; crew fared.
The Dada/us, Darby, of London, from Riga, Is totally
loft on Barbels , crew fared.

The Wlllisin, C'eady, that was on Sore on the Swine Bot-
toms, 4 got cif, and gone to Landfcreca.
The Alldon, Gray, from Mon cl, dated to be Wet, Is On
those near Carlfcrona.

. The Pardus* Walker, from Peterfburgh for London, la
totally loft war Hogland; crew baud.
The Hunter, of Arbroath, bas been on Sore near Kali, but
got of with damage.
The. Undo, Menzies, from Peterfburgh, for London,
on Owe on the Middle Ground, near Moore, and loti her
howfprlt, bat iinec got oft
The Ann, WWII, for New Providence, failed from Portf-,
moth 3d of No•embcr, and pat into LinoWn on the sth
ditto, with lob of all her Cabe and other damage. The Cap-
tain wares, that Az veffela are many loft near that place, an:
feveral others have received ceolidevahle damage.

The Ravigatar, Radon, from Riga, fur Dundee, is loft on
liornbobn; cargo corded to be faced with damage.
The Pilaus, Rowie, from Charlettown, for Bremen, le
pet Into Flu Nag, with much damage.
The juniva, Aiken. of Shields, is cm Owe on the Onnuada,
am Elfirour, sad full of water; pan of her cargo delivered.
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Tbc Samaritan, Isaac, front Mgt, has been on Aare on
Salem. but Boa got adr. and goat es Copenhagen.
The Cherie% Kelly. of Dublin, le MR at Raga.
The Etelesvour. TeaMak. from Peterburgh es Loudon, le
traolla Dear Ste* Msoday. In the llrak. cargo landing.
The Captain 'Mtge that tee attar wale were
tiersve►
am Moore
malls twenty seta et that place. in a plc oth of No-
vember.
Yellerday a Conti of Direaon was held at the
EA-India Honk, when the fhips DAVID SCOTT
and Currants, &Rifled to China, were ordered
to be afloat aft January, fail to Graverend the
filth, and be in the Downs the tsth February.—
The Court adjourned at firc o'clock co Ilk day.

PROM TR! LONtON GAiE7TE, DEC. as.

ADMIRALTY ovrics, DEC. 22.
Copy of a Letei front Afte iUght Hon. Lord Karr', }LW
Conunander to Ode( of hie Maidtre flips and vearels in the
Mediterranean, to EVAN NIVIAN, Efq, dated at feo, the
rod! of September, dot.
Sit—ft is with great concern that I acqtiaint
You, for the information of their Lordfhips, of the
capture of his Majefty's (hip die Sot rrsue a, by
GANTHILAUMI'II fquadron, on his return to France,
after his nnfuceefsful attempt to debark troops on
the email of Egypt. I enclofe a copy of Captain
HALLOWELL S communication of that unfortunate
event ; and have the honour to be, Sir, &c. &c.
(Signed) KEITH.

Op bean( l'lndisifibk, in Topton Road. July 24.

My Loao—lt is with infinit& concern I have to
inform your Lordthip of the capture of his Majef-
ty's late !hip Swiftfure, by a fquaciton of French
(hips under the command of Rear-Admiral Gam-
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leeward of us nearly hull-down.
As Lieut. SHIPPARD, of the PIGMY cutter, had
informed me. on the 19th that an enemy's fqua-
dron had quitted Duralfo on the 7th, Where they
had attempted to land their troors, I conoloodad
the flips in fight were thole of which he had gimen
me intelligence, and made all the fail s:offible to
get from them. At funrife my fulpicauns were
realized : we clearly dillinguillied four of them. to
be of the line, the other a large frigate, and their
signal flags loon pointed them out to be enemies.
At half-pall five two of the line of battle (hips
tacked, by fignal, and flood on till they fetched
into onr wake, while the other two and the frigate
flood upon the fame tack with us. At eight o'clock
the two (hips and frigates having fore-reached
confiderably on us, tacked and Rood towards us
until they got on our lee-quarter, when they tacked
again. From their great fuperiority of failing they
clofed with us fo fa ft as to be nearly within gun-
(hot by two P. M. and as the (hips silent were
coming up very fall, I determined 3n bearing
down and engaging the two flips and frigate to
leeward, hoping to difable one of them before
the whole fquadron could be brought into aftion,
and thereby croft our cfcape by getting to leeward
of them : three o'clock I bore up and (leered to
pats aflern of the fternmoft (hip, aU-our fleeting
fails let on the (larboard fide, when the enemy
tacked and Rood towards us : at half-paft three
the Indivifible, of 8o guns, bearing Rear-Admiral
GA NTH tau is i's Rag, and the Dix Aout, of 74 guns,
being in dole order, and within half gun-fhot of
us, opened their fire, whiclo was inftantly anfwered,
and a warns aftion enfued. Their great fuperiori-
ty in point of failing gave them every advantage
of pofition, and baffled all our attempts to get to
leeward of them. At thirty-feven minutes pall
four, the Jean Bart and Conflitution, of 74 guns,
being within gun-lhot, and clofing upon on. flay.
board quarter very fall, the Indivifible almoft on
board of us on our larboard-bow, and the Dix
Aout on our larboard-quarter, our fore-yard and
foie topfail-yard lbot away, all our running and
part of our Banding rigging cut to pieces, the
fore-mall, mien-mall,and main-yard badly wound-
ed, our deck lumbered with the wreck and fails,
all hopes tif making our efcape or falling in with
any fuccour being cut off, and only one of the ene-
my's (hips apparently much damaged, I thought
farther refißance, in our crippled Rate, wouldbe
expofing the lives of valuable men without any
advantage to their country refulting from it, with
pain, therefore, I ordered his Majesty's colours to
be (truck, after an aftion of one hour and feven
minutes.
Molt fincerely, my Lord, do I lament our hay.
ing been oppofed to fo very fuperlor a force, as
from the Ready and gallant conduit of the Officers
and Men I had the honour to command on this
occafion, and with whom I had been acting nearly
(ode years on various fervices, I have not a doubt
of what would have been the Ale of a contell on
more equal terms. Our lots has been principally
in malts, yards, fails, and rigging, h.lving only
two men killed, Lieut. Davis, and feven men
wounded, (two of whom ave (Ince dead of their
wounds,) the enemy's intention being to difable
us in our rigging, in which they fuccecded too
well; at the commencement of this unequal con-
ed', we were 86 men (port of complement, and
had 59 lick, thole who returned from the army be-
fore Alexandria having introduced a bad fever
into the (hip.
Four hundred men were put on board the Swift-
lure on the evening of her capture, many of the
prifoners removed, and the fhip in fo crippled a
Rate as to tinder it neceffary to take her in tow ;
the next day carpenters and feamen from all the
flips were fent on board to repair her damages,
and foldiers to complete her number to 7o0; and
with all their exertions, and the advantage of
fmooth water, it was fix days before they were
able to make fail.
On the 4th of July, between Lampidofa and
Pantalaria, they fell in with and captured the
Mohawk letter of marque, from Briflol to Malta,
laden with various articles of merchandin ; on the 1
:ad they anchored in this Road, in general very
ficPy, without having landed any part of their
troops on the coaft of Egypt or Barbary, although
they attempted a debarkation at Dame, on the
ari ult. but from the holt& appearance and re•
ception of the natives, they did not perfevere, and
returned to their (hips without landing a tingle
perfon.
I feel it a duty I owe to Admiral GANTI4 BAUM,,
to mention to your Lordlhip the handfame manner
in which we have all been treated by the Odicers
of his fquadron ; and by him in particular, the
finite(t orders have been ifilied to preferve the pro-
perty of every individual, and lie has done every
thing in his power to render the &station of the
Officers and Mee as comfortable as poffible.
Lam, ac. (Signed) am NALs.owas.L.
1110 Uwe Lod Limit IL 11. ats• as.**

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP CHANCERY, DEC. 13.

A motion was made that William Woodman
might be ordered to appear before the Loan Cit/t/
cs ttoa, to anfwer for having eloped with Eliza-
beth Bathurit, a ward of the Court, and only of
the age of fifteen.
It was Rated, that Woodman was a perfvn of
low condition, and ufually employed as a Journey-
man filverfmith—it was fuppofed he had married
or would marry the young lady. The elopement
had taken place on the 3c of December, and )he
parties contrived to get on board aftnuggfing
rail, in which they proceeded to Guernfcy.—
They were traced, and an application was made
to Sir Haw DALRYMPLE, the Governor of that
Wand, to adopt the necelfary meafures for recur-
ing the lady, and the perfon with whom Ilse had
abiconded. They, however, effeted their efeape,
and returned to London,aad it was only IA night
that the place of their retreat had been difcovered.
The Loan CHAIICILLOC ordered, that the par-
ties fbould appear in Court to-morrow morning.

COURT OP KING'S BENCH, DECEMBER 22.

• SIIIPLIIIC 5.. BILL. •
This was an Atlion upon a Policy of Infurance
upon the (hip Mary from Archangel to London. '
It appeared in evidence that the (hip came. fate to
her moorings in the River Thames, on Wednefdal
she 7th...aflOttober.ebout a or 3 o'clock. On.-Fn-
day the 9th, the (truck upon an anchor, and brolse.
in a part of her bottom, by which accident the
Captain Rated he was obliged to run the (hip sr
on the mud. The quelliott was, Whether this ame
a (trending?
The ATTORN iv GtN %RAL obferved, the voyage
was complet4 when the gut to her moorings:
The Learned Judge teas -of the fame opinion,
and thought there was rug• pretence to recover
againit the Underwriters...W.4ga fot the De-
fendant.
*WALL V. Lt• COINTILL
Mr. Easetes Rated this was an salon of tro-
ver, and the circumftances of tge cafe to be as fol.
low : Mr. Leman, a merchant at Antwerp, lent
five boles of cambrics to the Plaintiff, Mr. Vidall;
who was a warehoufeman at Hernburgh. In con-
fideration of this confignmcnt, he drew bills which
were accepted and paid by the Plaintiff, to the
amount of 9001. The -confequence of this was,
that the Plaintiff bad clearly a fins upon theft
Cambrics until his demand was fatisfied. He was,
however, willing to let them go to the beft market
for the benefit of the Configner, fubjea always to
his dentind. He knew well that. his Client might
have parted with the good's unconditionally, and
fo have loft his fins, but he might alto let them go
in a qualified manner, which was the real fat.--
This he faid would appear from the anfwer of Mr.
le Cointre to a bill Med againft him for a ditto-
very of this tranfaaion.
The anfwer in Chancery of Paul James Le
Cointre was then put in and read.
Mr. ATTOltliklf-GENERAL, for the defendant,
was proceeding to difpute the claim of Vidall upon
Leman, when

Lord Kawros raid, the defendant had no right
to quarrel with the terms. The plaintiff having
pain-ion of the goods, had a right to impofe any
terms before he parted with theme and if the de- •
fendant repudiated the condition, he repudiated
the goods. He could not Puffer the defendant
here to difpute the rights of Mr. Leman. Wby
did he not file a bill of interpleader if ha obje&ed
to Vidall's demand? At all events, his rights.
whatever they were, would not be bound by this
fuit.—Verdid for plaintiff.

C. DOWEAN.
This was an aaion upon the tbip Emily, frona
the Gallepegos Illes to the South Seas, and during
her Misery there.
Mr. Easzies Rated, that this sip met, during
her patage from England to the Gallepegos,
vicillitudes of weather incident to that norm; cli-
mate. The owners received a letter from the
Captain, which was (hewn to the underwriters, in
which he told them that he had met with more
than the ufual rate of 111-luck, but that be was
then at the Gallepegos, and he was in hopes of yet
making a profperous voyage, as he was about to
repair as well as he could, and had got a brig for
the purpofe of heaving the (hip down. After this
letter was (hewn to the Underwriters, they in-
Cured her from thence to the South Seas. The
Captain, as he fated in his letter, proceeded to
heave the sip down, but her reams opened in the
operation, and he was obliged to lay on lhoie to
examine her bottom. She was found in Co bad a
Rate, from the tempeas the had encountered, that
the was totally irreparable, and was fold for sso
dollars. This he contended was a lots by the pe-
rils of the lea, and as inch the Infurers were
iable by this policy.
The ATTORNEY CRNIRAL obferved, that the
(hip never got to tea at all. Here was neither
Ship nor voyage.
Lord KRNYON Paid he did not think the lots
came within the meaning of the policy, or that it
was lots by perils of the tea.—Plaintiff nonfuited.
Os CASTRO O. YANDIROAIPPN.
This was an anion for breach .11 Covenant, the
Defendant having engaged the Plaintiff to come
from Holland as his Book.keeper, at tool. per
ann. with a rife of rot. per ann. for five years.—
The contra& was proved ; but the Defendant fet
up for defence that the Plaintiff was incompetent
to the bu(lnefs. Upon the recommendation of
the ATTORNEY G a Juror was withdrawn
by each patty ; by which each party paid his re•
fpeaive colts.

To vet Liotss.—lf the prefervation of health
and Beauty is an object of importance to the Fair
Sex, Dr. BRODUSIi. the Sole Inventor and Propr.
Mr of thole invaluable Medicines. the Nervous
Cordial and Botanical Syrups from impulfes at
once the moll delicate and difintereSed, recom-
mends to the loveliell part of the creation thole
Specifics which have never failed. radar a variety:
of the molt critical cafes. to revs a fovereign,
not as infallible remedy.

DOBLat;PiC.

COMMISIOII INTILLIONKCie

lert pram and Awthiero Blabs Rood charged
on three indidments, two being capital foeforgery,
countetleiting and afGaing to forge and counter,
feit on the 26th Nov. loft, certain pound, notes,
purporting to be genuine ones of the Bank of Ire- I
land, and. the third indiament on snifderneanor,l
for having in poffetlion, with intent to utter cer-
tain other notes, forgeries, with a view to defraud
the Governors and Company of the Bank of Ire-
land. as well as thofe to whom they were meant
to be uttered.
Mary Bradllreet proved a conference on the fob-,
,ieel of a bargain with the prifaner James, refptd-
sng th.e purchafe of Come of Paid notes, to *licit:
the prifoner acceded—Caw the prifoner Blake at
James's apartments in „Little Elbow,lane.--Junice
Bell, who employed her in this bnflnefs, gave her
two guineas in part reward for her exertions—law
a number ofootes on the table at James's lodgings.
Mr. Juflice Bass proved having found in the
lodgings of James (where he alto met with Blake)
vanous parcels of forged notes, tome perfeded and
Come incomplete.
The Jury returned a verdid of acquittal as to
the capital charges, and found both prifoners
guilty of the mifdemeanor.
Melted Byritedobit Fityfineet, and Patric!' Ma.
pin, flood indided for a burglary and felony,
committed at the dwelling-hour. of Nichols,ll _
tenden, on the In of December, at Nealllown,
county of Dublin, and (leafing from him three pif-
tols and a bayonet.
Hovenden depofed, that he keeps a public houfe
at Nealilown, which on that night was (hut up be-
tween eight and nine o'clock ; that he was robbed
by Fitzfimons, whom he identified, accompanied
by two more, while in bed, of two five guinea
notes, three pifiols and a bayonet, tome tea, fugar,
Ste. The party got into the houfe by firatagem,
affecting to be men employed in one of the Grand
• Canal ;mirage boats, who wanted fume drink.
Byrne and Maguire were acquitted,land Fitzfi.
mons found Guilty.
DECEMBER is.
Itlathresiel Prffles flood indided on four counts,
for having on the 28th .of November laft, at Ekar,
in the county of Dublin, atfaulted Thomas Hy-
land, by levelling at him and firing a loaded gun,
with intent to mufdzr him—td and 3d connts
charged him with al fault, by levelling a loaded
gun
again* the mare which Hyland rode, and
!lodging the contents in her body, of which the in-
Bandy died. The oh count charged the traverfer
with a common atlisult on Hyland.
Thomas Hyland depofed, that be was hunting
on the grounds of Efcar on the 28th of Novem-
ber laft —that towards the clofe bf the hunt he Caw
the traverfer on that day—had been in the nest
fold to hire, which was a corn field—the hare

which they were purfuing took a direaion towards
that held, the hounds followed her, and he (the'
witnefs) followed of conrfe ; did not. run acrofs
the held, went round a head-land,* and did all in
his power to rave the corn—traverfer was within
ten yards of winters when he fit* faw him,,and
near enough to hear him when he (poke, laying,:
g• youtvillains, by C—d I'll keep you from coming
here—.-witnefs pulled up his mare toremonfirate
with his* traverfer then approached within Ws
than five yards of him ; witnefs was going to tell.
itim he intended no injury, when the other ex-
claimed, "Oh! by j—s, you villain, I'll fettle
you," and without giving him time to (peak, fired
at him ; witnefs then leaped the mare into the
next field, got acrofs that field into another, and
on leaping into the laft field, called to a Mr. Bon-
'Tr who accompanied him, not to leave him, ten-
t 3 him the traverfer had mot his mare, and he
tuppofed he would come up and lake his own life;
the mare then dropped dead—faw the traverfer
with a gun, could not fwear that he was attempt- ,
ins to reload it; the mare was opened in his (the
votnefs's) pretence by a Mr. Watts, a veterinary I
furgeon ; witnefs faw two of her ribs broken, and
found three bullets within her ; law them taken
out of the mare, they were rough like Hugs; one
of the bullets pared through the &ins of his
faddit near his thigh—witnefs never in any man-
ner provoked the traverfer to this outrage.
Witnefs underwent a long crofs.examination by
Mr. PRTIR BURROUGHS' wherein the molt mate-
nal thing that appeared was, that the traverfer
was arrefted on a/at for fifty guineas, and lodg-
e] two days in pnfon, betides the caption for the
arault ; That the witnefs advertifed traverfer pre-
vious t the and, offering too guineas reward
for appreltendiog him ; witnefs further depofed,
that this prokeution is carried on folely at his
o expence, that he never received a ()tilling con-
tribntiotn towards the expence—was offered by a
bunting club louse aid of that dcfcription, but de-
clined it.

Wm. Bonner, an officer of the z4th light dra-
goons, depofed to the circutnftances related by the
IQ witnefs rcfpeaing him, and heard the traverfer
cry our, "you red 'Main," meaning withers, who
was dreffed in red, " if I was near you, I would,
have your life."
A peafant proved that he raw the traverfcr with
a gun in hishaud,andalfo gave fome teftinsony as to
the damage done the corn, which he took from
AA appraifement, being the lofs of tight ftone
weight next hareett.
George Watts, veterinary fbrgeon, depofcd to
opening the mare, and finplitia nine balls within
her, (even of which had through the fto-
- mach, and two remained within.
Mach law argument occurred between Comfit
Baron DALY charged the Jury, and declared his
opinion, that the fads aUedged, if true, conftitut-
ad an affault in the manner laid in the indiament.
The Jury returned a verdia--Guilty.
nacestasa *6.

771einar and Area Kedrxey, and jobn Ilealrf were
indieted for Itealing a cow, the property of Henry
Efq. in the county of Dublin.
Andrew Byrne proved having traced the cow
to the outhoufe of prifoner Kearmy.—Being
crofs-examined by Mr. Baran, he admitted that
sllc cow might have (hayed into ebb covhcalfe,

•
Cie ills& tiord. a good dinanee from Kearney'
, Ap _ ,Tito Ate paste of Mathew Melody:l
prov that_ he . cquverta;4l ICoMy.
Who told,hrtn4, 'he had, Jim troth
haling the cow, "t the out4sCon e was his, mull
brought him to it, where the eine was; and the
Our doted:46l6 r. -
'Mr. Be-rules' Citsfi.exattantation of thiS 'man,
Ceuta much laughter., as it went principally 'upon
the barmeny of hi evidence, and he trulled that
the fequel would be the acquittal of his clients. A
private foldier was alto produced, who laid,
he took Healey into cultody near Mr. Smith's
i
dwelling, On the day the cow had been flolen.
Mr, autozway conceived it unnecelfary to,
trouble the Court 013 the part of Healey.
On the part of Kianvey, Mr. Finnemore, a
gentleman of property in .the •cOunty, gave him a
molt excellent sharaeter for homily and fobrietT t
that he had•known him:thirty years; hadheou hts
tenant, and paid him mon pundually.
Baron DALY charged,the jury with great pre.
cifion and ability, who acquitted all the pritoners.
Mathew Hyland Rood inclitted for .filonioufly
offering and putting
guinea end a half;and another i
fdr one guinea, knowing the fame to be forged
and counterfeit.
Mathew Mulloney proved, that he met the pri-
loner about a month ago, at the hoalk of one 1
Clark, at the corner of Bull-alley, accompanied
by two other men; witnefs went there for the pure'
pole of purchafing forged notes ; on introduttion
to the prifoner, entered into a bargain with him
to pay a good guinea note for every four fraudu-
lent ones; he accordingly gave the prifoner two,
guineas, at different times, towards them-chafe
of four or five guineas worth of there foprgeries,
.and received in part from the prifoner one guinea
and half note, and one guinea note, which notes!
winters handed to Mr. Dejoncourt, without having
ever left his poileffion.
Being crofs-examined by Mr. MiNa Lir, witnefs
acknowledged that he has been fubfifted for tome
time pan by order of the Bank, as he conceived,
and was neither too rich or trio proud to receive
more from them if offered to him.
Mr. Stephen Dejoncourt, one •of the'chief peace.
officers of this city, acknowledged to have received
the notes from Mtilloney, which the latter depofed
to ; has Croce teen the prifoner at the bar in cuf-
tody after he was apprehended ; had a converfa-
tion with him, in which he fail tiething to influ-
ence either his hopes or his fears •, did not thew
prifoner the notes which he received frortiq4fullo-
ney, but produced to him five othei notes, which
were found on his perfon after he was taken into
cuftody ; he acknowledged them, and faid he re-
ceived them for butter he fold ; but, after fome
hefitation, Paid, he did not know to whom lie fold
the butter ; witnefs put a feries of other quetlions
to him, in all of which the prifoner prevaricated.
• Thomas Mulloney, a peace-officer, depofed, it
was he who apprehended the prifoner, aided by his
comrade .Smith ; witnefs took one guinea • note
from prifoner's svaiitcoat pocket ; and Smith, in
witn.?.b's pretence, took four more, all of which
he marked with his own name, and identified'
when produceerto him ; they were given to Mr.
Dejoncourt; witnefs Aced prifoner how he came
by them ? who laid he received them for goods he
fold in Spiral-fields, but could not tel the kind of
goods, or to whom they were fold.
The forgeries were proved by the Clerks of the
Bank, and by the engraver, Mr. Fitzgerald, Who
Paid, that two of the five notes produced were
ftruck off from the fame plate as one of the notes
laid in the indiftment. I

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jury returned a verdict Guilty. The prifoner
to be executed on the ;all inft.
Pared Ddrey Rood indieted for having, on the
9th of November loft, (Wien an ox from off the
lands of Callin's-town, the property of the execu-
tors of Chriflopher Brangan.
Thomas Dunn depofid ; knows the lands of
Callin's-town ; he is land Reward there, under the
reprefentatives of the late Mr. Brangan : on the
morning of the Loth of November he miffed a
bullock from off thefe lands, which he law late the
evening before; does not know whether It Brayed
or was ilolen.

William Shee, a peace officer, taw the prifoner
on'the evening of the 9th init. driving a bullock
into the Clofe from Pateick-greet fidc another
man accompanied him. Wm. Wilkinfon, a peace
officer, who airlifted witnefs, feized on the prifoner,
on fufpiciou the bullock was flolen, and handed
him over to him (the witnefs), ' ho on taking
him into culiodyfk , aed him where he got the
animal he was driving; prifoner Paid he bought
him at the fair of Saggard, for 9 or r t guineas,
he could not recollea which ; on afking him where
he was going with it, prifoner replied to Dun-
fhaughlin, where he lived and had force ground :
witnefs remarked that was a contrary direaion
homewards ; having afked prifoner his name, he
anfwered Peter Carroll. On this he carried the pet
Toner to Werburgh's guard-houfe, where he had
the bullock alto conveyed; prifoner there Paid a
man employed him to drive the bullock ? The
following morning, when brought to Alderman
, Rote's office, a woman aCked if a man vas not
taken into ctdiody fot (leafing a bullock, and then
mentioned prifoner's real name. Winters left the
bullock in the guard-boafe on the night of the 9th
of November, in cuflody with the conftable of the
night.
-Wm. Wilkinfon corroborated Wm. Shee's tef-
tirsony.
prifoner was found Guilty, and is to be ,
executed on *e 7th of January next.
Oliva Doran jaw, BrOsstors, and Perla Ma,
were conviCted of having, on the rob of Novent.
her, at Malahide, !John fix cwt. of lead, the pro-1
perty ?f a company who hate lately eftablithed a
bleaching fait &dory there, under the patronage
of the Linen Board.
The two former were found, galty ; the latter
acquitted.
Robert and Atistie...lllofs found Iraq
for having unlawfully in theiretifilv4y, with a
fraudulentintent, feveral forged Bank Notes,,
porting to be of the Bank or Irriando to be an-

Reed sthkfthy•ii.sid-isibelpillar7three
tunes time, on tileaftli_igßant ad.rtme, on
the IR of May gf.xti .argl j on, the IA of
December next' and end liiitariterOe gopcl
John Kennedy, and 7auss Tea, for !keeling iron
out of the Ordnance.yard, to be fianfported for,
!even years.
Mr. Nathaniel Predog,preferred a itrong affi.!
davit in mitigation of punifiogent„, which,
urged 4311setC44rt vil4utlicii.zealt3r hi; C 0.4441,
1 Gl4k4,did not 10P1;r4,1
gay. point in
sit futhetantly Hoag to rarpagtjtey I
interference of their. joto WWI( PerATZ ;MI lie I
bolad atiatier.g4hunal 1./1149030A* tirPyarn,
vie; of the cquntry. Ali pacagiary, fine anuft,!
however, be no more than notarial. as the *pill
foner.'c rprofecuter gas refteting to the civil lay
for damagesimui. compenfation ctf loires..• tie
molt. tit/galore, be fined only one "neckband cog.,
fined i months. ie. 1. •
john Fitly/tWU, for a butrttry awl IrPOPFTIrs
Nicholas. oveaden'tt, at down, ostpatyNtofi
Dublin,,to be executed on e 3oth infant.
Adjourned to Saturday, i3th Fehr,opry 4tle,t,r4

LeNpog attz27'rigir4.4
. MILITARY PROMOTION&
WAIL-OFFICE, DIC.* 2. •
ift Regiment of Dragoon Guards... Surgeon John eettng:Rwit
the Horpital Staff, to be Surgeon, Om. Sodom; who ex-
changes.
4th Regiment of not—Rain George Watlacti. from the Syth
Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, Tiro Wilbrainun, pripr

motel . • '
9th Ditto—Enfign Joteph Cooper to be Lieutenant, br 'put-
chafe vice Whisk, who retires ; Enflgtt Alderman Should.
ing, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vice pawfon, promoted in the 79th Foot.
• 15th D,.ko‘a-William Bowen Reynolds, Gent. to be Dine, by
purchafe, vice French, promoted.
18th Ditto—Enfign William Geddes, fromake SOth Rootf to
be quarter-matter, vice M'Derniott, decoded.
loth Dlito—Volunteer Jofeph Byrne to be EnOgn, without
purchafe, vice Geddes, appointed Qt,2atter-rtralter to the
18th Foot.
3oth Ditto—William Den nie, Gent. to be EnOgn, vice Arboulti,
• deceafed.
ft Ditto--Charles Athe a'Court, Gent. to be Onften, by
purchafe.
326 Ditto—EnOgn Charles Henry Strode to be Lieuteeant, by
purchafe, vice Burroughs, who retires.
46th Ditto—Lieutenant Martin Liudfay to be Captain, by put'•
chafe, vice Fitzgerald, who retires; Enfign Juarez Peter
Fitzgerald to be lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Llndfay.
48th Ditto.—Enfign William Sinclair Wemys to bis Lieutenant.
by purchafe, vice Doug .tri, who redeem Adjutant Thomas
Magee to he Enlign, without porch*, vice Macombc, co-
&lend.
Std Ditto—John Warren, Gent, to be Enflgn, by porchafe, vier
Kutzkben, promoted. T 1 •
' Royal Waggou Tritin—Hofpital-Mate g. T. Lacombe to be
Airiitant-Surgeon, vice Gedd 4, who relict%
HOSPITAL STAFF. •
Surgeon Thomas Forbes, from the tit Dragoon Goals, to be
Surgeon tothe Forms, vice Going, who exchanges.
Marlborough Gentlemen and Yeomanry Civiiiiez.
Thomas Galley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice J. .04:401V•
marvel. . •
Old Meldrum Volunteers. -
Second lieutenant Thoma.l Forbes to be Firs. Licaciorst, vice
Sianpfon, promoted.
Pahnqutli, or Pendennis Artillery Volunteers:
William lefarably, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, tie.
who reclaim.
• Wootton Volunteers.
Feign Richard Horne to be Lieutenant, vice Bennett, reelo
MEMORANDUM.
The Appointment of .r. Benjamin ticeot to an F•nilitiet
without pantitafe, in the 15th Foot, has ace taken place:.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Jan. 16. john Siuonunda. •f Cantisbuti,Jrox4, Entsa-411p1T,
&aka- and chap:tan, atANKRUPT& fen; at Clondbal!,'Liandott.
-B

William Field, of Old Cartndlth-ftreet, Ft. Mary-la-Bonne,
Middlgor, putter and glacier, de.tier and chapman, to fur-
reinkr Dec. 29:141. 2. awl Fatruiuy a. tea;'a& Utakthal
Anomie', M, rt. Watklus and otachhoufe. Feathcrftune-
Buildings.
Phlneas de Baruch Toledano, Formerly of Oreanfield-ftreet,
Whltechapel, bat now of Great Aylie-itreet. Goodman's-
k kids, Bliddkfex, merchant, dealer and clamant jatillarl
6, and Feb. a, at ten, at Guildhall. Attontlea, WBUt
and Anwellcyt, FblibUrP.l2uare-
Jofeph Morrill, now or late St. John-ftriet,Wefhttinfter, bat
formerly of the bluer Temple, London, rnoney.ferivater,

dealer and chapeaus, Dee. sy, at ten, Jai. s, and Pc 2, at
one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Tags, Forded's.lre.
Thomas Jason, late of Birmingham, corn-fadoe, dealer an 4
chapman, Jan. so, at four, Jan. at, and Feb. s, at eleven, at
the Union lan, in Cherry-ltrect, Birmingham. Attorniea,
Mr. S. Lowe, in Birmingham ; cc Mr. Saudctfon, Palfgrave-

Place, Losidc3.
Thomas Arnold, of Wolverhampton, Stators:Hike, baker, lan.
4,3, and Feb. 2, at eleven, at the jeraingteirft Arms, Shff.•
int!, Salop, Attendee, Meta AFims, Clensent'Ams, Lou-
don; or Mr. Cotter, at Bullsbury, near Wedverhampbee.
Reuben Smith, /ate of dealer and charman,and now
of Little Chafes., Midd , Dec. 26, Jan. 2, and Feb. a, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Froanks
St. ,Martheadaac, London.
William Holmes, of Otley, Yorkfhlre, inerceriller. 4, at See,
January 3, and Feb. a, at ten, at the White ode In Otley.
Attansks, Mr. Sykes, New hiss, Landon ; or Mr. Barret,
in oney.
Samuel King, of Gloweefter, SuiPhoeper, Jan. 4,5, and Feb. a,
at eleven, at the King's Head In., In Glum•-.• Mar. Anoraks,
. .

Meer. igniting and -James, New-lnn, London; or Mr. H.
Wiheo, almeelter.
Edward Parker, of Stzvenage, Ham, men.de.der, dealer and
chapman, Dee. as, Jan. s, and Feb. 2, at one, arGuildhala,
London. Attorney, Mr. Wells, Wood-flrett, Spitalftekla
Valliant Ley, of Dukatineat, Oidirate, Lend-on, man's memer,
January s, d, and VAS s, at tea, at GuildkalL Ataseney,
Edward Sykes, CattleAreet, Holborn.
James Brady, of IF (with, ileifolk, linen-draper, jononry y, 6,
and Feb. a, at t-n, at the Fleece Inn, St. Matthew, Vali&
Attorney, Mr. Robert Stones Durham, Ipfveica.