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as well as the shilling that she had tattered; were
proved to be false and counterfeit.
The prisoner acknowledged the justice of the
charge, and said, that nothing but ester= distress
had impelled her to infringe the laies of her country.
Baron ORAHAM summed up the. evidence to the
'Jury, and observed, that the conviction and punish-
Iment of the prisoner for uttering false money, had
been satisfactorily proved, and a second conviction for
the. same offence made the punishment capital.—
Guilty.
Eliza /11/fiatot, otherwise Elizabeth Greenslade, alias
.Pemberathy, aged twelve years, daughter to the last
prisoner. was indicted for uttering a piece of counter-
fort money resembling a gond shilling, and for having
been before Convicted of being a common utterer of,
false money, and sentenced to imprisonment.,
.it appeared, that the prisoner, when only eight
years old, was convicted And punished as an utterer
of counterfeit money, and on the 15th day of March
last, she uttered a counterfeit shilling in a baker's
shop, in the neighbourhood of Otford-street, in pay-
ment for some bread. She was observed and followed
by Benjamin Johnson, a -Police-officer, who saw
her return to her mother, alter which he apprehended
and secured them, and then proceeded to the baker's
shop, where he obtained the bad shilling that had
been kept carefully apart from other money. IVlten
taken into custody, the prisoner dropped four piecet
of money resembling shillings, which, as well as the
piece uttered to the baker, were all counterfeit.
The Jury immediately found the prisoner,.
but recommended her to mercy As far as it could be
extended, on account of her tender years. , • !,
Mr. Kw re, Counsel for the prosecutiensieepresent
ed, that she had been formerly discharged' or rtsuni,
far offence, on account of her tender. years; and had
been repeatedly in custody as an. utterer of-false coin,
therefore he apprehended that transportation wools'
be the most merciful sentence that the Court could
pass upon her.
The following were also convicted of felony, viz.
' C. Chimery, for Stealing a china cup, the property of
S. Brittle • C. Brown, for stealing 11b. of soap, the
property Of Messrs. Lorkin and Pearson ; R. East-
man, for stealing 20 yards of silver Lice, the property
of Messrs. Eames, Waterhouse, and Cu: ; J. Ft;x, for
,stealing a quantity' of candles, the goods of R.Clark;
D. 1-linde and T. ‘V bite, for stealing a piece of silk
handkerchiefs, the property of R. Thomas ; J. Ladi'.
for stealing a handkirchiei in,m the, person of W.
Jordan ; S. Solomon, for s! eating ;art of a gold watch
chain, &C. from the person of J. Ripley.; Esther
Hess, fur stealing. a bander-chief, the property of .J.
Davis; Lydia Swill), fur stealing a Rewtcrpot, the
property of J. Burton.
Arid three were- acquitted, viz.—Cath. Ruby, Je
mima Bower, and J. Driant.

trisiaot Court martial waiLhelttor. board the Sal. j
vador del ittuadoft In Hantoise, for the purpose of
trying John.Warwa, a seaman belonging to the
Warspite, for striking the Serjeant of Marines, and
the charges being fully prayed .he was sentenced to
death. The same day Lieut. A. Branch, the of:
fivers and crew of the itireci'ketch Gleaner, were tried
for the loss of that vessel la Passages, and were lit).
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nciurably acquitted.
A Proclamation will be issued imMectsat ely for the
cessation of hostilities'between France ind this coun-
try, by seaisofil land- Orders have already. been sent
to Plymouth a..,d Other places for the prisoners to
prepare themselves 'fel- being liberated in ten days.
Our nav .1 and militany -forces are teturning the
pea ce-establishmentL The making of large anchors.
cables, and sails has been directed to be discontinued'
.An interesting discovery has lately been made by
the Keeper of the Regalia in the Tower. In clear-
ing out some sectet places in the Jewel Office, a royal
sceptre was found, equalling in splendour and in value
the others which are there exhibited. It is imagined;
from the decayed state of its case, and the dov where-
with le was enveloped, that this sceptre must have
been thrown into that neglected corner in the confu-
sion of Blood's well known attempt on the Crown
Jewels, nearly a century and a 11311 ago.. The disco-
very is owing to the appointment of a new Keeper of
the Jewel Office. •
The total amount of notes of the Bank of Eng-
land in circulation on the Ist of March last, was
£-25,617,553.
An account of the net produce of the several Tates
upon Hearths, Windows, Houses, Carriages, Ser
vents, Horses, Dogs, and Coachmakers, in Ireland,
laid before the House of Commons, maker. the tota,
amount for four years, from 1810 to 1813. inclusive,
£1,748,156. Ios. Sid. averaging about ,C 140,000 a
year. ,
An estimate of the money that will be wanted for
the several services of the Transport Office, for the
year 1814, printed by order of the House of Com-
mous. states the amount at £4,413,306;85. Id. , •

COURSE OF
Anserrdsm, 90 8 2 U
Ditto at sight, 90 0
Rotterdam, c. 1. 9 a 2 U
Hamborgh, 29 0 U
Altooa, 29 1 94 U
Faris 1 dsy's da. in so LIT.
Ditto, 2 Us. 19 50
liourdaanz, do. 12 50
Madrid, 52 Effect.
C4a,484 Effect.

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Palermo, 143
Leghorn, 62
Genoa, S 4
Venice, n. C. 52 Liv.Plccote.
effective per!. stet.
Naples, 42
Lisbon, 73

Oporto, 73
DeWitt, • Si
Cork, 51

PRICES' OF GOLD AND SILVIA. ,
portugal Gold in Coin, -• .C 5 gii: 00d. per oz.
Foreign Gold in Bars - X 5 5.. Od.
New Dollars, - . .CO 61. l Id. per oz.
New Doubloons, ,C 5 10% OA. Silver lobarsiszr os A. COL

PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, APRIL sta.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
•79 Newcastle • '
Alt ,410 - -40 s 9.1 to fas Od
ii Sunderland • • • 4ts 6d'to 45a ad
0 *Cinders .19 elos Ott

MARRIED..
Oa the 16th instant, at Gretna Green,: Harcourt Wynne
Aubrey, Esq. eldest son of the late G. Witteit Aubrey, Esq. of
Bath, to Miss Barbara Brown, youspet tlalester of the late P.
Browne, Esq. of Ediaburku,

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succu#ed in his title and trams by his only son, Lord Bruce.
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