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London, England, 1805-11-19 00:00:00

bIThRBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Scorpion, for the Dutch privateer D'Eer, captured Aril
aos, will he paid on ttic Scorpion's irrival in port ; and re •
called every Tuefday and Friday for three months at No. 18, Cie
mint's Inn.

The hired armed fhip Thames, for the capture of the Dutch
privateer D'Eer, alit'. l'Hoineur, April zr, t )t, will be paid on
board the raid armed hip In 1 rich Roads on the 3otb initant, and
recalled for three months :4 No. t t, Cecil-ftrect.

The hired cutter Lion, for the capture of the (hip Apparen-
cent, March 8, t ysts, will be paid nu Monday, the aid of Decem-
ber next,
.at the Horn Taveni, Do.stors' Commons, and every
Monday and Friday aftewards for three yeas.
The Latona, teethe capture of the Spanith (Lip San Buanaven-
tura, January ts. tilos, will be paid on Friday, the 2:a intL at
Plyniouth,and every Tuefday and Friday after for three years.

To the Bellerophon. a diftribatlon for the Barzillai, recaptured
Feb. i 3, tr.oc, will be made on board the Bellerophon, at Ply-
mouth, on Monday, the In of December next, and at No. 32,
Georgc-Breet, Plymouth Dock.
To the cutter Nimble, a diftributlon tor the gun brigq Not.
169, ry4. 277, 286, 287, and 311, captured Feb. 12 and 14, will
be p.dd on boaad the Nimble, at Plymouth, on Monday, the ift
of December next, and recalled at No. 32, George-ftrect, Ply-
mouth.

FROM LLOYD'S I.IST.
GRAVMND, Nov. t7—Paged by the Cafka, telti!er, from
Bilboa ; Amelia, Quin, from Gallipoli ; Albrrtina, Miller, from.
St. Ardern : Traveller, Fectam, from Patufburgb ; Plimoix, Be-

res, from Varel ; Minerva, Laidler, and the I fbert y, Atkinfon,
from Riga; Young Wanderer, Endue, from Stettin ; Hendrick
Jacobus ; Two Brothers, Janfon ; Vrow Fanny, Hanger and the
Young Harry,Harri r, from Toni ingen.—Sailcd the Diana Hanlon,
for Lifhon ; Catharine, Soorden, for Jamaica ; Johanna Henrietta,
—, for Stockholm ; Agnetta, Phadin, and the Vrow Liarlyne,
—, for Bremen.

Nov. 18.—P.Iffed by, the Godi Hope, Lucas, from Ham-
burgh. Sailed the Jane, Lightnefs, for St. letchaers; Hero,
Riad!, fur Lifbont and the Rover, Madden, for GArray.

The Lucy, of London, FEROUSON, cut Out
of the River Plata in May lan the (hip Lonifa, la-
den with hides at tallow, and detained the Horizon,
from Africa, with naves; the was off Montevido
with them on the 23d of May. The rm Span&
'hip, of 24 guns, had heat off the IJcy. There
were fix Spanifh armed (hips up the River Plata.—
The Antelope, of London, had failed in an attempt
to bring off the Viceroy, but had received moo dol.
liars for not molefling fome Spanifh (hips.
The Mercury, Roctsta, from London to Oporto,
was captured within light of Oporto, about the toth
ult. by the Thetis French frigate, one of the Ryche-
fort fquadron, and carried into Figneira ; it was lisp-
pofed the fqoadron would go into Vigo, being fhort
of water and provifinns. It had on board upwards
of 700 Englifh prifoners and 300 neutrals, from dif-
ferent (hips which had been captured and dellroyed.
The fqoadron confined of-
-I.e Majeflueux 130 Iletis
Magnanime - So Gloire
Lion - - 74 ---
Jemappe • 74 Z.:phyr
t;nrran 74 —.---
Calcutta (late Englifh) So
The Atlas, Williams, from Liverpool, is totally loft going into
Memel.
The Hope, Lee, from Hull for Oporto, is captured by the
Rochefort Squadron.
The Hope, Thornton. from Norway for Liverpool, is on More
near Folfberg, and it is feared will be loft.
The Catherine, of London, laden with coals and grindftones,
is towed into Bridlington, having been found at lea, without any
perfon on board.
The Marina, Barkley, from Surinam for I.ondon, was all well
ion thea7th of Odlober.
A Beet from the Ba;tic is arrived in the Humber; and a fleet
front Ireland is arrived at Falmouth.
The Two Friends, Myst, from Surinam, bound to London, is
burnt at SE-Marta.
The Friends, Forfter, from Petcrlburgh for London, it loft in
Bornholm ; crew laved.
The Hector, Waygood, from Plymouth for Cbepftow, is on
Chore in the Brift I Channel.
The &trey, Caithnefs. from Peterfbur,„l for London, is loft
so Gothland; crew laved.
The Dart, the Courtland, the Tower of London, and another
whaler, name unknown, are captured by the Spaniards round
Cape Horn. •
The Enterprize. Waterman, from Surinam to London, was all
well on the oth ibltant.

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The Rofalia, —, from Tobago for London, was all well on
the 28th of Odlohcr, in lat. 43. 20. long. LS.
ARRIVED.

At Dartmouth. the Harmony, Jurgerfon, from St Ande-
rn—At Liverpool, Packets, Trott, front Bolton; Monticello,
Wilfon, front Virginia ; Henry, Wells, from Mairaehufetts; 'frt.
dent, Wilfon, from Dominica ; Intrepid, Campbell ; Bctfey,Tut-
hill ; John, Rimers ; Mary, Smith ; Mary and Hannah, Bland-
ford ; and Hefter, .----, from Surinam—At Milford, Globe,
Flanders, from Virginia—At Cork. Lady Cathcart, Jubb ; and
Union, Brown, from Grenada; Backhoure, Reeves, from St.
Lucia; Hero of the Nile, front St. Vincent's; Fairy, Fran-
cis ; Tagus, Conntly; and Richard and Ann, from Suri-
nam—At Crookhaven, Eliza, Oxley. from ditto—At Limerick,
Alexander, Burgefa, front ditto; and Ifabella, Weatherhead, from
Grenada—At Newry, Dorothy, Hudfon, from
.Leghitrn:--At
Cowes, Caumufcian, —, from the. Havannalt—At Lent-alter,
Eliza, Moore, from St. Bartholomew's--At Mai:burets, Royal
Edward, archer, from Nova Scotia ; and Backhoufe,— from
Peteriburgh—At Sligo, A dive, Thorly, froth ditto—At Dublin,
Edward, Gray, from iladelritia—At Bolton, Francis, Braine,
front the Clyde; Edward and Charles, —; Freedom, —,
and Dumfries, —, train Liverpool; Suffolk, ---; and Rolla;
Cottle, from London—At Honduras, Raiford. King, from ditto;
and Maria. Pines, from Briltol—At Op no, Oporto, Sheppard
Three Brothers, •—•—; Sedulous, Vrincefs Royal,
Flora, Robinfon ; Commerce, —•—• ; Charlotte, and Lovell.-
tiana, Carman, front Portfmouth ; Thomas, Buckley ; Syrene,
Codner ; and Speculation, 'Frage. from Newfoundland; Vine,
Lowrie; Jancries. lvluckle ; and Wallington, -, front Leith—
At Lilbon, Norova, Meekt, from Petertburgh; Olive Branch,
—; Monique, Dring ; and Thorley, —, from Hull; Young
Regulus, --; Efdade, Cobham; flora, Tullock ; Dolphin,
Syers ; and Riga Packet, from London; Paris, Garnuck ;
Charles, Ayre; and Aquillon,Blackburri, from Newt-dile ; Mary,
Hurdle; and Gratitude. Rowe, from Falmouth; Plover, Cum•
ming; and John, Wright, from Liverpool ; Dos Amigos, —;
and Wallington, —, from Cork; David, Wilkinfon; Hannah,
Storey; Jcifies,Boage; Margaret, Moore; Difpnch, Pike ; Jane,
Howard; Charles, ; Mary Ann, --; William, —;
Argo, —; Clratiton, —; I-larriet, --; Cynthia. —;
Joffe, --; Mluerva, ---; and Eliza, ----, from Newfound-
land—At Viana, General Prefoott, --: and Elizabeth, —,
from Newfoundland; Janes, Patten; Margaret. Warn ; and
Renato,front Portfruouth—At Gibraltar, Speedwell, Find-
lay; Baron Ntifon, Forger; Levant, Haddon; and Phoenix,
Bre-ad. front London—At New ProVidencc, &twirl ire, Grattan,
from Clyde.
In the River, Hope. nearly, from Archangel; and Orem,
Motel], front Tonningen—ln Yarmouth Ro.ois, Refeeltuio t, l•ra-
zer, from 1. thadore. hound to London—Off Duvet ,Oele, Seim, ;
and Plocg, Crapoell, from I.ante—At Cowes, Milford, Mor-
eau, from New York ; Charlotte. Miller, from Oporto; and the
Oiianer, S.dderberg, fora. Thomasl— 3,,t I,,dinouth, Commerc,,
Britton, from Newfoundland; Mary,. Knight, front Wilmington ;
Fllta, Norton, frotu Bolton; and Aden, Forbes, [rum Nevi,—
At Liverpool, Ann, Carruthers, front St. Luck—:n the Clyde,
Deverulhire, Cameron, front Cl,arkftun—At Limerick, Hope,
Bryon, from Senegal—At Belfaft, CLtudina Margaretta, Rom
Bourdcaux—At Halifax, Triumeirtte, and Brixton, Vert-
ner, front London—At Charleiton, St. Andrew. Pratt, from
London; Atkinfon, Green, front Janolca; I.,licitv. Ju-
lius C:rfar, Hall; Independence, Vl'a!ker ; and Hoi. „
Liverpool—At Savannah, Di,patch, —, from Liverpool—At
New York, John Morgan, Howard. from Liverpool; and Alex.
ander, Voce, from London—At Philadelphia Benjamin Frank-
lin, -- ~ front London—At Baftor, Mary, Howe, front Len-
don—At :Val, Union, Melville; and 4411.1. Juliana. from
Londons • .•

EAST 11415tA SITTPEINC.
Extraft from the Madras Government Gazei
2111 March. 1805 :.The (hip Coromandel..CaN
BLAKENEY, from Botany Bay, but IA hfun Chi
with a cargo of teat, on account of the Eta In
Company, has been captured by a French p.iv.4l,
The Coromandel parted company with Th.: Ch.
fleet off Penang, and was taken near that Wand,
the Henrietta, Captain HEN at, of i 6 guns and
men (flee is "pierced for ao'guns) in lat. 3. S.
long. S 7. E. The privateer flood up the bay w
her prize, and to the weftward of the Andamans I
in with a FAA vat], on board of which Capt
HkNRI put 24 of the Coromandel's crzw, and ti
(leered to the E. N. E. The Chief Mate di the
romandel was killed by a grape (hot.
On the paffage this veffel had been otherwife
fortunate, twelve of the belt men of her crew havi
been murdered at the Craven Hands. She mount
twelve guns, and had when The left Macao fifty in
including fixteen Chinamen.
An American (hip arrived at Trat:quebr,r, f.,
the Ifle of France on the loth of April. The o,
information obtained was, that fpecie was in grt
abnndance at both the Iflands. The (hip Chariot'
late of Bombay, had been purchafed by a Mr. 11. g
ford for 30,000 dollars.
The fhip Heroine and the Prow Fortune, wt.
carured by two French frigates near Vizappatam
the latter end of March.

His Majefty's Chip ALCIMIS has arrived at Cork
Deo a cruize

A Letter from an Officer, on board his Majefty'a
brig PRiITECTOR, dated Madeira, Sept. 24, lays:—
" We arrived here, after a month's ;wage, all well
—it is fuppofed on board that we are to form part of
the Expedition under Sir Hosts Pe•PHAT4, who has
gone on before us; the conjeflure concerning the def.
tination of the forces in the expedition are various,
the molt general are that they are to go either again&
the Cape of Good Hope or the Spawns fettlement of
Panama, in South America."
Yeflerday Alexander Innes, who called himfelf
Captain in the Navy, was brought to Inarlborcr:gh-
ftreet police office, in the cnttody of an officer be••:-
longing to Surrey, to anfwer a charge preferred
against him by Mr. Jeff, a liveryman in Silver-keet,
Golden-fquare.
Mr. Jeff Rated, that the prifoner called at. hisAzi-
bles on the 9th of November, reprefenting himfelf as
the perfon above deferibed, and refhling at No. 49,
Howland-ftreer, and hired a chelnut mare, to go to
Richmond. The mare was never returned to her
owner, and after a week had eldpfed, Mr. Jeff la-
pelled he had been fwindled. He confequently went
to the given addrefs, and he had there further tantc
of fufpicior, , for the houfe was a brothel, aid the pri-
loner was only known as having flept There one night.
In confequence of tome information Mr. Jeff had re-
ceived, he went to the boufe of an eminent trade!.
man in the Borough, where, it was laid, the prifoner
wits known, having drawn money by bills, &c. Mr.
Jeff was -there informed of the circuinflances alluded
to, and that Captain Innes had fent thither a mare
from the country, which had been attended with un-
pleafant circnmftances. The parties, however, faid
they knew but little of the prifoner. He was de-
idled by calling at the Gloueeller Coffee Honfe,
Piccadilly,- which houfe he had frequented with a
perfon of the name of Kennerftey, who left it without
difcharging his bill, The prifoner called to enquire
after his friend ; and, on leaving the houfe, two of
the waiters followed him, fufpeting him to be the
perfon who had been advertifed for by Mr. Jeff. At
a convenient fpot, near Vauxhall, the waiters gave
him in charge of an officer. It was (bled to the Ma-
gilliates, that the prifoner had been at the Cattle at
Richmond with another perfun, where the waiter was
refuted his bill ; but by affiftance the vifitars were
detained, and a watch was left as fecurity for the
bill. Mr. Jeff had never heard of his mare, but it
was reported the was at Andover, Hants. When at
Richmond on Sunday, at the Cattle Inn, he was in-
formed that a mare, anfwer ing the defcription of the
one hired, was fold on Wednefday loft at Croydon,
to a butcher at Richmond ; hut be had not an op•
portunity of teeing her, the butcher being from home.
On the prifoner being queili.nied tefpeilling what he
bad done with the mare ? he merely anfwered, he
had fpoken to Mr. Jeff on that fubj,Et. The priro-
ner was dreffed in the firft kyle of falltion ; lie ap-
peared about 24 years of age, and his perfon is well
known in the lobby cf the theatres.
Bow-rratrr.—A (hart time fince, Mr. Wallis, a
Linen-draper, of Croydon, received a lot. note of a
grange woman in his (hop, which, on being paid
into the Bank, proVed to be a forgery. The Bank
Agents traced it to Mr. Wallis, who having taken it
in his fhop in the way of trade from a ttranger, could
not tell from whom he he had taken it, and was
obliged to fubmit to the lots. The Bank Agents re-
quelled Mr. Wallis, if he ever law the woman again,
to take her into cuftody. On Saturday, a Lady who
had fees the woman in the Chop, recognized her in
Croydon Market, and gave notice to Mr. Wallis,
who took her into cultody. On liarching her, a let-
ter was found in her pocket •lireded to Mrs. Byrne,
No. 16, King-greet; WefirniAter,requelling that 71.'s
worth of the belt and largeft oranges flsould be lent
to a certain place. The woman d.lowned any know-
ledge of the letter, except having picked it up in the
Market. This account did not latisfy Mr. Wallis,
and he had Itrog fufpicion the oranges was a (ling
teem for forged notet. One of Mr. Wallis's nei,.o -
hours tecolleaed having fcen her come into the town
in a chaife cart, in company with a man. Mr. Wal-
lis and fume friends let t.f dtmcEtly to: London, and
went to Mts. Byrne's houfe, in Ring greet,
; they here learnt that the woman they had
in cuflody, and the man with the rb.iite cart, lived
as man and wife. They went into the apartments
and found in his Italic lie hai broke open his room-
door, and liki.wile feveral drawers ei;tl LOicb.
proceeded to fearch the premifes, and, found (eve-
counterfeit halli;uineas, and fever' thilling
On the return of the man they took bias
tody. Lalt night Byrne was brought to the
by Rivett, when he proved to be an old offs
He was charged by Mr. Blifs, of tie Bat
having uttered and fold forged Bank notes.
committed for further examination. Anne
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COURT Or /WU'S BENCH. NOV. zdr.
THE RING u IltaitETeOws.
Robertfon the elder, and J &ph Robertfoi
Iger, convilled at the 1.11 Affixes at Lincoln.
Atli% T. Morris, a colleaor of the pr.perty
ale in the execution of his ditty. were brouzht
zeive the judiment of the Count. it appeared
defendants, father and fun, lived in the parith
in the county of Lincoln; that Mortis made
I on Robcrtfon for 41. 51. tod. kiting his JAI
Which Robertfon refuted to pay, alledging it
reteharge. It was intimated to the deka-
ut unlefs he paid the turn, a dilirefs on his
.could take place, and having perfified in his re.
tufal, Morris and Bertwhiltle, who keeps the • King
Solomon public bottle in Belton, attended by a eon.
liable and mbar% came to Robertfon's bottle and dif
trained a mare. The affidavit for the profration farther
Hated, that while Morris was in the liable, fccuring
the mare, in order to fend her off. the elder defendant
came and locked him up in the Rable,where he remain.
ed until the door was forced open by the ratifiable. li
The mare was then conveyed to the ries Solosnas.
and on the following day (he was publicly fold for
51. ss. After deduCting the expences incurred, a
balance of three (billings appeared to be due
to the pillow ; and Morris, Bcrtwhifile, and the
eonfiable, went to nis bottle, and threw down the
money. The defendants both run after them, forced
them to take back the money, feized and held them
fall, the feninr defendant faying, N Morris, could
knock thee brains 4 ut.,"
An affidavit was next read IlSr the defendants,
Rating that Robertfon the elder, when the demand
was made upon him for 41. p. and rod. offered to
pay al. 9s. as his rent was under 601 but he was told
there was no alternative now ; the day of appeal was
ocer. This the defendant thrsught extremely hard.
With regard to imprifoning Morris in the liable, it
was denied he was under any rearaint whatever, as
the Ilable was not a place from which he could have
found any difficulty of extricating himfelf, as there
was only a vie dividing it into two pant, one for
the hots, and the other forfrate Lfafit that the de-
fendant kept, and from whence the eitior was always
open except during the night. The afidavit alto
denied ary affauk, but admitted that the defendant
told Morriss that if ever he came on his premifes for
the purpoCe of a Arty trick. he 4061 d put him in the

The SOLICITOR GINERAL obferved, that he was
rather pleated than otherwife with the affidavit of the
defendant' I but he was very forty to perceive, from its
fife, that they thought their Conduel more juaiaabk
au reprebenfible. They ought to have known that
the Colleoffor of the Tat had nothing to Jo with its
impofttion, he being merely employed as the tenant
of the country.
Mr. ERSIEINE Rated, that the defendants had been
under an impreffion when they returned the moue',
that they had a remedy. The ColleCtor teemed to
entertain a fimilar opinion, as he went with the ba-
lance due to the defendant.
' Loud Exxameneounn obferved, that for an offence
of this nature, he did nut with a fentence of little im-
portance. or of flight punithment, to appear on the
records of the Court ; but under all the eircumtlances
of the cafe, he could not help thinking that the juf-
lice of the country would be fati•fied by the defen-
dants entering into their own recegnizances in tool.
each, for their appearance for judgment mould they
' ever again be guilty of fuch an 'fence.
The Court concurring in opinion with the Lord
Chief Jo nice, the defendants entered into recogni-
ZatiCet accordingly, and withdrew.
THE MVO s,. EDWARD WITTIM.
This defendant was brought up to receive the judg- ,
went of the Court, he having been conviaed at the
l to Afftees for Brißol of a riot, under the following
circumtt-tnces : One of the men who worked on the
Wet Docks at Briftol, had been impreffed to ferve in
the Natty, and taken to the rendezvous by a prods
gang, under the command of an Officer, named
akefield l • on which a mob, confining of between
three and four hundred people, alfembled, and, in a
ver7 violent manner, proceeded to the rendezvous,
in order to let the man at liberty. 'The defendant
who was alto employed at the Brian' Docks, was pe-
culiarly alive in the diambance, and in leading the
mob. At the rendezvous the mob was told, that the
man they were in quell of had been conveyed to
Bridewell, and thither the defendant conduced the
rabble. He there raw Mr. Wakefield, whom he col-
lared, and infifted upon his inftantly liberating the
impreffed man. When the riot was over, the defen-
dant, on going into a public houfe frequented by the
prefs gang, was immediately recognifed as the perfon
who had been the principal promoter of the (lir-
order, and as having been the individual who ill-
treated Mr. Wakefield. When this charge was
made again 4 him, he did not deny it, but lard that
he flouid do the fame thing again.—ln his defence on
the trial, the prifonzr attempted to prove an alibi, but
failing in this, the Jury found him—Guilty.
A paper (not an affidavit) was put in by the pfi-
?oner, flaring that he had already undergone a long
confinement, which, cainbined with illnefs, had in a
great degree, and tor a confiderahle time, deprived
him of the use of his limbs. In allufion to the offence
of which lie had been convicted, he infiouated that
\Vakefield bad not fpoken the tenth, and that the
•her material witneffes againtt him flood'in lights
, 0,1411 v q nen ionakle.
LotdELLENaneoucH anced whore compon don this
paper was ? He could hardly think it was the defen-
..ant's own.
The Soxicermt GIN ELM, replied, that he believed
it to be the work of a perfon who unluckily was too
munch employed in that way.
Lord ELLS IS poen-Jan faidt the defendant had been
extremely ill advifed, in offering fuch a production to
the notice of the Court. It did not, in the most
tant terms, ewers the frnalleit furrow or contrition
for the offence he had. commiacd ; on the contrary,
the defendant teemed to jellify his conduet, by charg-
ing the witneffes on the trial with perjury.
. Mr.
_laity:. obferved, that it was a dirty he owed
In the city of 13rinnl, to gate that the mob threatened
to pull down the Bridwell, and that the riot was one
• the molt violent defcription. Indeed, had it con-
tinued one hour more, fcenes fanny to thole which
•ndangerect the exiftence of the capital more than 20
• iott s ago, would have been the inevitable codequelece.

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