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London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

FliONt LLOYD'S LIST.

OR A vellittllti, ACOUST SO —P4.l"cd hr the Kober, Pn7pieWel:
from Prt. ribtargh ; Cambrian, Popplewell ; and the to mss
Hugh a, fmm Rip ; Johannes, Bufrati ; kiting Sign. ; and the
Two Brothers, Will'on,frons Norway —::•4aitril • h•• 13,otti,r,Owcn.
for liubtih ; William, Hendtrfort. fat Gibraltar; and •hr R(1131:44
Le Baguet, t:w Holton.

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Art: sr at —l'elieJ by the Refolotioa, K,:mrfer ; and •be Au-
rora. frow lithe georite.l 1 -vel's n for uib •
rak-tr • Detre/. Shaptcy. for Ouert.fey; Hill.oau, for
Cork; aod the Stratigcr, R (Minion for Philatft.4'ita.

ARRIVP.D.
At Poole, the Marv, Briggs. from Newfoondland At Liver.
pool, the St. M ary's P:sriter,—...—, from Jamaica; Grand Duke,
Jones; Argent, fhvie.; and the Ad uroto Mil; Ma.
Dty.ald ; halloo, Ford ; and the Venerable Lurch, tr,rtt
Barbadosc Ibry failed o, the 12th of July At Hull, the
Playlets, Mitchell. frotn Archangel fn the Olydr, the Nancy,
Semipro'', from :bee;9o Katy. Beard; Mary, pith; Carads,—;
Onion, Camplarti , Lord Gardner, Cameron; Eagle, Nell m ; No.
hen, Black, and the Diaya,--,!rom Jamaica. At Cork. Dollen,
from fa mica; Helier, Griffith, tr -m Pt teriburgh, Me-
dina, It r, from L,milam; aad the William, Newton. from
Vitginii. At Dohlio, the Union, Smith, from Virginia; Colum-
bus, Fmdtay ; and the l.ord Nelfan, Hardcalle. from _tansies_
At I) 'arras the Juno, —, from Monts Video: Otter. —;
and the fhomas, --s.-,front Africa, At Barhadoes. the Peel-
4cnt, (ruin Africa; Endeavour. Newbold; and the ICaliella,
Lung, from Newfoundland; Chnwiek, .!se; and the Mart-
well, Yalwards, from Liverpool At St. Vincent's, the Frederick,
M'Jonahl; the Triton, —,front Africa; aid the
trim Loisslon. At Surinam, the Orion, Oeuvre. from Lon: on.
At Jamaica, the Alexander, Atkins, from I...indon. At Stake,
the Portfsa CLrk, in 24 days, from London ; America,
and the Ajax,--, from the Clyde.
Latsaet of a letter from James's Fort (Aer,a,
Coati of Africa), dated the 23th of May, 1807
is The Diana. Goodc.rild ; and the ot.t
Carlifle, will fail in two months Ir •m Lagta•
the Alert in Gs weeks. The Diam.,nd. for L tgoss
from Cape Coati, on the 2tII of May. The Adroit al
Colpoys, ; and the Minerva, Bofsvtll, of L tn-
don, are arrived at Cape Coad. The Mary Ann,
M'Ghie ; and the Aurora, —, of London, were
fl.ozed, and would fail immediately. The Liberty,
Br. Ifey, from Liverpool, is on the ‘Vindwatd Coati.
By official accounts, l'Etoile, French lugger pri.
vateer, oft+ guns, and 6o men, and a cutter, came
out of Calais, on the 13th inllant Two French
lugger privateers, are at 1 rchor off Cape d'Alprie,
watched by the Boulogne fquadron. A loner mi.
vateer was teen to go in.o Calais on the 18th
wi to a brig, cuppoled to he her prize.
A (hip of about 300 tons burden, from Liverpool
for Jamaica, wAs captured on the 17. h of June, and
carried into Guadaloupe.
The Betfey, Barcombe, from Newfoundland for
Barbadoes, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Eliza, Crolbie, from &Wall for Jamaica, is
captured and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Satisfaction, Middleton, from Liverpool for
Pidon, is 101 l in Duodrom Bay—Crew raved.

ADMIRALTY COURT. AUGUS r at.

This day the Right Hon. Sir WM SCOTT proceed-
ed to the adjudication of the following cafes :
Randers Bye, Dahl Matter.—This Chip was under
Danifh colours, laden with a cargo of wine and
brandy. The Court was of opinion, that this was as
fair a cafe with refped to the flip and cargo. as ever
came before it ; and decreed immediate 'animism
thereof.

Apollo, Botberwag, Mailer.—This Kniphanftn
vette was laden with a ca•go of falt.—Ship and cargo
reflored.

Jungler Charlotta, Otma, Mager.—This ♦effel
failed under PAppenborgh colours, laden with a cargo
of lalt. In thin cafe the Court reffored the [hip and
p'ivate adventure of the mailer, and condemned the
fair, and pronounced freight not to be due thereo
Ftlicidade de Viana.—ln this cafe further p oof
was diteeed.

The Court then adjourned till Wcdnefday the 23,1
of September next.

Lieutenant T. Ginway has been appointed to the
command of the Rocti &Urn, ptifon (hip, at Lhatham,
in the room of Lieutenant M B. ALT.

The Bulwark, of 74 guns, and three frigate, and
an Admiral, go out to the American HAL, n. with
Sir Jam" CR4IO, who will take three retiments
him, of which the 3d (or Old Buff,) is to be •ntr,--
The 29th foot are mentioned as likely to be fent A.tu.

At the commencement of Mr. Pyres late Admi.
nittration, the. dilapidated Rate of the navy litc4tne
the &it objea of irqu ry, and the then B9Ard of
Admiralty immediately gave orders for laying down
eight fhips of the line, of 74 guns each, on the vacant
flips in the King's Yards: thefe, we undertland, will
be all ready for launching in the enfuing rpring, and
will, of courfe, be a cznlidetabla acquifition to our
already powcrlul navy.
A Gentleman, jammed between a hackney clach
and a waggon on Thurfday, on Ludgate Hill, had
one of his legs broken.

By the falling of a crazy fcaffold, ereced in front
of the houfe, No. 53, in Upper Charlotte-tireet, Rath-
bone Place, two workmen were yeflerday morning
precipitated on the iron fpikes of the area, and dread-
fully lacerated. They were carried to the Middle-
fez Hofpital in a moil deplorable flare.
The you ngell fon of Mr.Baosrrß, bookfeller, in the
Strand, was unfortunately killed by falling through
the iron railing, on Friday fe'nnight, from the Ealt
terrace of Somcrfct H )(de. Mrs. BAC STE R was!deli-
vered of a daughter a few hours afterwards, and was
kept in ignorance of the unfortunate event till the
following Jay.

Emmet of I letter from Dublin, Anglin 18.—gl S')
much fur agricultural intelligence—a word or two
now of a different natty e—Catalani is now with us,
but remain,. inc. Pg. till her appearance at the Ro-
tunda.—Some of the amateurs are anxious to hear
her, but in regard to the larger family of Mr. Patrii
Bull, they teem in Come manner as indiffeient, as if
the were not in exifience.--The Amphitheatre, in
Peter•Qreet, under the management of PAWS! and
Co. opened on Saturday lan: the company if poffible,
fuperior than ever, the confequence is, as you may
fuppofes a continuance of ctowded htnfea."

Al••••

POLL'

B ,w • sr REIT —Ye a erd ty &van Nvatu was brought
by Taunton, the officer, before Mr. Nimes, the Sit
ling hiagilirate, charged on fufpicion of felcniotufli
flealing two gold teals, the value of nine guineas, the
prropetty of Mr. Rogers, of Cockfpur-iireet, a gold
imi Ii and jeweller. It appeared, that on Wednefday
morning the pt honer went to the profecutot's {bop ;
Paid he was a Meffenger belonging to the Secretary of
State's Office ; 2nd laid he was fent by a Gentleman
belonging to the Office, who walled to purchafe Come
gold feels, and lie was to take hien fome to look at.
'rhe fhopman took the proper precaution of fending
a lad with him, with inllruaions that he was either
to bring back the feats or the money. The prifoner
condudied the lad up the great flaircaf. of the Trea•
fury towards the Secretary of State's Office for the
Home Department ; when he gsot to the office door,
he defied the lad to give him the feats, and he would
bring them hack to him, or the money, which the
lad complied with. The prifoner returned to the
lad in about a minute, and told him the Gentleman
was Ilepped nut, and would return in about half an
hour, when he would bring the feats or the money,
and •he lad returned home. On Thurfday the pri-
foner called at another (hop bet urging to Mr. Rogers,
in the Strand, mounted on a very fine hot fe, and faw
Mr. Rogers ; he mentioned the circomfiance of his
having got the feals from his other fhop, on Wed
nening:f.ei rot not having returned them
or the money ; he allured him the leafs were for Mr.
Nepeaa, the fon of Sir Evan Nepean, who bad fent
him for them, and went out of town very unexpec-
tedly. Mr. Rogers, however, was not fatisfied with
thi tale ; made inquiries, and found that the prifoner
was not a Isleffenger to the Secretary of State, but
that he had been a Meffenger to the Admiralty, but
had been difcharged about three or four years !ince ;
Mr. Rogers could not learn that Mr. Nepean, or any
Gentleman belonging to the Secretary of Saate's
Office, had fent fir any feats ; he therefore gave in-
ien motion at the above office.
Vetierday, about tw, o'clock, as Taunton, the
ffi err, was on duty in the Pa' k, he obterved the
p:ifoner ridini, on a very hansfome horfe, in great
(We :—the officer contrived to get to the Hotle
Guard- before him, and conveved him in a coach to
the offi -e The officer •found the feats belonging to
Mr fir ger', hanging to the priftiner's watch. The
prifoner faid he load been known to Sir Evan Nepean
twenty years, who had got him appointed a Mellen-
ger to the Admit alit, and petrified that Mr. Nepean
Cent It;m for the Peals ; he laid the hotfe he rode was
hit- own, that he kept it in his Rahleswith ten others,
attached to lii• houfe in Pimlico, and that he was
60, y to be hroneht into Parliament.
hit NARis told him he could not difcharge him.
He utas rernen.ied for further examination, till Mr.
Nepean could attend.
The ht rfe the prifuner rode was owned by Mr.
Bo hint, a livery liable keeper of Park-lane, of whom
t' e ptifoner obtained it under a falfe pretence.—
The prifoner is well known to the public ;—he was
oririnally hi-nought forward in confequence of his
having been employed by M natters as a fpy over the.
Correfponding Society, and he gave evidence upon
the State Trials. He aPerwarda appeared before
the rublic as the prolecutor of the once celebrated
jetot Gi:.obs, who, our Reader., will tecolletcl. charged
r: ver.el refloalable Gentlemen aids robbing her in
Keiditgene Gardens.
Lail night a Kew Rage coachman, of the name
of /felon, vi as charged with (leafing fixty pounds, in
hank motes, fit in the bar of an inn in Tornham
Green. The eircumliances againfl the prif oiler being
ery fufpicious, he was commited for further exa-
it
Matistoto Hotose..—Yeflerday a perfon applied to
Mr. Alderman PIRRING, who far inflead of the
L •sta Mavos. Rating that he had fome time ago 101 l
a mare, wl ich one tof the men who were executed
on Wednefday !all, conft fled that he had flo len from
him, and previous to his execution commuricated to
him the vane and addrefs of the perfon to whom he
had f old it. In confequence of this information, he
traced his mate (loin the hands of the perfon by
whom (he was originally purchafed, to Sadler's Re.
p.,fitoty, in Gofweloflreet. Here fhe was fold for 71
los. to a perfon who avain told her for 91. and up-
wards, to Mr. Morris, in the City. Mr. Morris
admitted that he had putcitafed the mare, and had
again fold her for an advanced price, but alledged
that he had ft rgnttcn the name of the perfon to
sret no he fo difp"fed of her. This lan citcumfiance
the alopiocant fohmitted, was hardly probable, the
vations tales of the mare having all taken place fince
the month tof April left, when the was Rolen from

The Alderman granted a commons forMr.Morih's
appearance before the LORD MAYOR to morrow.
A ytturg man, fhnrman to Mr. Parry, flationer,
charged his mailer vithsabufing and affaulting
The mefter denied the affault ; on the contrary, he
Anted that his fervant having given him an erroneous
accennt of a bill which had been left at the (hop in
his abfence, and the fpace behind the counter where
the young man was (landing not admitting of two
petions to pats each other, he (Mr. Parry) (imply
laid his hand on the young man's 'boulder, turning
him round, and defiring him, if lie would not
lati4y his reafonable inquiries, to leave the place,
svhen his fervant (truck him a violent blow on the
ternrle, of which, after having had a furgeon to at-
tend him, and having a dozen of leeches applied to
the place, he bore ample n3arks in Court. He added
that the inflamed [late of his face was the only reafon
why he had not yellerd.ry applied to his Lnrdfhip
for a Commons againft the prefent complainant.
In thefe circumitances, the Lord htty-r informed
the complainant, that he would not interfere. Thee
was no fear of his mailer's abfenting himfelf to get
rid of his profecution, and he migh,, if In advifed,
i2diEt him at tile text feffit,ns r,f goal &livery.
GUILDHALL.—/-1 pct of the name of Wady
was charged by Lieutenant Gibfon, of the ad Rot al
London Volunteers, on fulpicion of Healing fome
filver fpoons at the fire, which took place in Salif
bur y•lquAte, on Thurlday night.
Lieutenant Gibfon [fated that he had been placed,
with a number of his men, to guard the pallagc ar
Bradley's yard. Fleet-flreet, to and from the place
where the conflagration was raring. The Prirroer
having attempted to pals in a contrary direflion from
the fire. and Mr. Gibfon regarding him as a futiii.