Star.
London, England, 1807-09-18 00:00:00

WHIFEHAVEN, SEPT. IS.

The dreadful gale of Saturday and Sunday, the
sth and Oth intl. has been produelive of much mif-
chief, both by fea and land, refpeeing which we are
lorry to announce the following particulars :—The
Peggy, BLAKE, cf this port, failed from Ayr for
Dublin on the sth, laden wi.h pig iron, and the next
morning (the cargo having !bitted) the funk near
Port Iron, in the Ifle of Man ; the crew were provi.
tfentially and miraeulnufly laved. Same day, the
Nep►une, Uncut, of this port, from St. Domingo
for Liverpool, laden with coffee, indigo, and cotton,
was put on fhore near Holyhead. In the fame form,
the Lowther, Loses, from hence to Dublin, was put
on Chore near Skerries, Ireland, and funk. The Mary
Ann, jouvson, from Dublin i and the Prefident,
WHITRIGG, from hence for Ireland, were put on
fhore near Holyhead ; the former of which is ex-
peeed to be got off, and the latter is reported to be
a total wreck.

DUBLIN, SrPTEMBER. is.

The brig Induary, of and for Liverpool, which
failed front Cork on Thud:lay fe'nnight, was totally
loft on the following night, near the Sa!tees, and all
on board perilbed except one gentleman, a paffenger,
who was providentially Caved. Thz Coop Alexan-
der, of Ruthfay, laden with coals, and 49 heel's-ads
of tobacco. was drove on Store on Wallace Rocks,
about a mile fouthward of Bally waiter, on Saturday.
Another Coop, name unknown, laden with coal., is
on lhore near Burial Ifle, Ballyhalbert.—Crews all
' caved. Wednefday evening lalt the &idol packet,
WALICIR, from Brian), with paffengers and various
articles of merchandize, was driven on the North
8011. The paffengers and all the hands, we are
happy to hear, were Caved by the King's boat from
the Pier•head and the Clontarf life beat. It is hoped
the Tetra and cargo may be lived.

MADRAS COURIER, FEBRUARY ii.

Accounts from Calcura, of the :15th January.
Rate the capture of the fltip Betfey. with a valuable
cargo, belonging to that port. by le Manchot brig
privateer of fix guns and loco men, in lat. 4. tg.
North, near Annalabe, on the welt coaft of Sumatra.
This is the Cane privateer which Come time ago took
the Henry Addington on that coaft. She had been
at Batavia, where the poet/red an additional number
of guns and men, and had returned to make further
depredations on the coaft. The Althea, Captain
RICHARDSON, freighted by the Company for the con-
veyance of hores to Bencoolen, was difpatcbcd from
Bengal on the 3I January lalt. THOM•B PARR,
Erg. Refident at Fort Marlborough. has proceeded
to Bencoolen in the Althea.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONET.
The Princes Charlotte, for the Santini, and Commerce, recap-
tured OD the 3d July, 1847, will be paid OD board, on the 59th
Mann, and recalkd on Tuddays and Fridays, at Mr. E. Lock-
per's, Plymouth.
The Cleopatra, for the William. captured on the 14th of June,
tBOO, and the unclaimed Stares of the Spanio, prize Noftra
Scig-
oora de Samboultis, captured In September, dot, will be paid on
the sth Odober, at the Crown and Sugar-le:4 Garlick hill ; and
recalled at the fume place on the Stft Monday in every month for
three years.
The Conteft, for le Rhin, captured on the silth of July. IEO4
will be paid on board on Saturday neat, and recalled at Mr. Lyn a,
Plymouth, every Tuetday and Friday for three maths.
The Pallas, for la Pomore and le Dcflkix, ealfßked on the s6th
and 27th March. 0106; and deftroying Is Glolre, la Milkiest',
and la Garonne, on the 6th April, do6' will be paid on Saturday
Best, at Mr. Teed's, Plymouth, and recalled every Tuelday and
Saturday for three months.
Faom LLOYD'S LIST.

GILAVIIIILND, SIP?. t7.—Paled bo the Adamant, Taylor. from
Bermuda; Profped, Bailey, from xebec;c Union. Dear, front
Peteribargh; Mary, Lamb, from Rig.; Abfaimn, Hahne% tram
Norway; and the Blanchard. Hunter. from Archangel...%llBd
the Union, Baker, for Virginia; and the Britannia, Brown, lot
Gacrnfey.
ARRIVALS,

lit Tam Rival-41m Fly, Stranger, from Poteriburgh. AT FAL.
MOUT —Gertude, Candy, from ditto. AT Wilt R1N1T0N,..41111,
peeeefon, from ditto; and the Martin, Williams, from America.
AT Wit Daikliiti, front America. AT I.lllt It.
root-.—Sayage, Bennett, from New York At Dostio—.Thalts.
Goan, from ditto. AT Bazntuwwron—.Supply, Drown; and
the Herald, Robinfen, from Archangel. AT New Year... Cow
meree,Scovill; and the Pallas. from Liverpool_
The legegeky, Gardaer,from London for Monte Video, was all
well oa the sgsi of June, at Rio Janeiro, and was to fail the nest
day.
The keduitry. Guthrie, from Newfoundland and Cork, for
ntepool, was loßon the 6th inftant,near Wexford.
The Bethke, from Liverpool Om Num, is burnt by the
Danes at Mon,.

Sitnrday feinnight, about two P.M. the !loop
Lady Dunbar, employed in the cattle trade between
Donaghadee end Portpatrick, was &ended about foie
miles to the fouthward of Donaghadee. About two
A.M. next day, the brig Neptune (truck upon the
Long Rock of Ballywaltert and is much damaged.
She is coal laden, from Irvine bound for DeWitt.

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OLD 8.41 Lt. r.

fallnwed him, and the prifoner, Ending himfelf pnr-
Med, threw it &um, and made his efcape He was
not aprrchended tit) the zath of July. Healy [wore
'We If!' flAy there Seib us commerced before the pofitively to the arifimer's identity.
Leen MAYOR, Mr. Janice Ls BLANC, the Recorder,, The prifoner, in his defence, faid, when he direr).
t:c. when 17 aril nets were tried, three of whom a tiered thelwalers in the ditch, he went down to take
were capitally coriviaed, viz. them rip, hot eras prevented by a voice telling him
eorge Hart. for affeulting and robbing, on the 4th he had nothing to do with them, as they were not
rf Atignit, Mr. Charles Lack of his purfe, contain hi.. He denied that he ran away.
ing in gola and filver upwai ds of feven guineas, and Mr.
.111fliCC Ls BLANC recapitulated the evidence
alto a gold witch and feels. to the Jury, who, after a Mort deliberation, found
Mr. Charles Lock, the p.:ofectitor, alared, that lie him—Gni!ty.
refries with his father at Corey Hatch, near Finchley 1 I onaar Ervin war charged with a capital offence,
Commun. Oai the 4111 of Anglin he was walkiag .in feloniotifly Pealing, on the bth of September init.
alone in the evening about halt pan 9 o'clock, on the a filver watch., value al. the property of John Lawfon,
footpath, when he was met by two men, one t f them l privily from his perfon.
was the prifoner at the Bar, who prefented a hind. The circirmllances of this cafe are very Brent
neon and and nvdered him to flop, the other man, It appeared to have been a soap-de twin •on the part
(not taken) defired him to deliver his e•atch and : of the partner, to get fame thing or other from the
fnarey. The witnefs accordingly leave him his parte, i profecutor. He is a mauled man, and was going
cif:tying, that there wet e Gee!) auinees in it, he alto ; homeward,: boa can ten and eleven o'clock at night,
delivered them his gold watch and feals. The pri- ; aleng Fieet (beet, when the prifoner advanced to
tarter laid to the wand's, 'tis not m'y with to take him, afked him to gn with her, and on his declining
Pay rearas life," and at the fume time reque'fed that a proceeding of the kind, the threw her arms round
the v itnefs wotili walk on and not look behind him' his waill, and he Moldy after felt Mmething flipped
ha if he did it would he w rife for him. The wands I from his pocket. His watch had been in his wain.
then paired on, and few the prifoner and the other ' coat pecker : he immediately miffed it. Titre pri-
m an in company with him crofs the Common toward • f iner ran nff ; but lie followed, and laid held of her,
the Bald faced Stag—he immediately went to his and took her to the watch houfe; the fleuggled hard
father's Louie, and procured the afTiriance af his hrn- to get away. The affair awaited the attention of a
titer and a fer rant —they joined in put fuit of the rob. paffenger, who inquired of the profeentot the caul-
hers, and perceived them (landing at a (hart dif- of his dragging theeparner fo along? he told him
fence from the Bald•faced Stag—the witnefs inflant- tkecaufc, which the prifoner then did nnnattetapi
to
ly collated the partner, and threw him :town, the controvert. On being taken to the watch honk, (he
4 slier man ran off and efcaped. Upon fearching the denied having the watch ; but the was fearched, and
pritoreroltere war; found c tweeted in hi, fob the gold the article was found. However. the held it in her
watch of which the witnefs had been kill robbed, but hand, and refuted to let it go till it was wrenched
the attire was rniiliag. The biadgenn was ;tiro found from her by main force. The watch was duly idea-
conceOted beneath Lis coat. Thus was prodneed in tified by the profecutor.
Court, and appeared to lie part sf hake plucked The mil-tater, who was evidently a nymph of the
firm a hedge. The witnefs obferved to the prifoner, pavement, entered int?. a circumflantial detail in her
I think you have made a bad night's work of it." defence ; the gill of which wa', that the prifoner firtt
The ptiforei-, who did not make the lead refinance, accnfled her, wanting her to go with him; that the
realied. " Indeed I have, Sir." did net like the appearance of the hnufe he propofed
The brother of Mr. Lock, and alto the fervent cur to take her to.; however he behaved very airtitally iO4
robnrated that rant of his teflimony which related her, and as a remurcation, haring no money, tena
to the appreher.tinn of the prifoner. deed her hi; watch, which of crtarfe the refuted to
John Pickering. a Bow flreet officer, flared that the part with but for a valuable cnnfideration.
pritnner ve lama, ily admitted the enmmillion of the It appeared net withaanding, that at the time the
robbery, which he declared was the fire he had ever fad was committed, ()reoffered no fuch excufe in her
committed. judificatinn ; and the whole, in the npinapn of Mr.
This adrniffian the pi ironer, when called upon for Jnflice LF BLANC, teemed to be an after-thought of the
his defence, did not attempt to deny, but attributed' prif intr. The capital part of the charge, that of
his error to the want of ref lution in not withltand- Healing privately from the perfon, was obviated on
ing the folicitatian of his accomplice, a man of the the fir It blufh at the evidence. it appeatiag rather a
nime of Roberts. matter of force than of light fingering.
He called two relpeatable tradefmen with whom The Jury, in a (brut review of the evidence, coin-
he had worked as a journeyman fmith, who gave ceded with his Lorathip, and found the prifoner
him a good chat eater while in their fervice. guilty of Reath g, but not privately, tram the pert n.
Sir Sirens Ls BLANC obferved to the Jury, that, horror, &leers, a genteel-looking young lad, of 16
from the evidence which had been adduced, and in- years of Lee, was capitally indicted for breaking into
deed the,admiffion of the ptifor.er, there could be no the dwellin bottle Meffrs. Thomas and George
doubt of the fa& Sixer, linen di apes, in CoYentr y-ftreet, upon the 24th
.Ihe Jury found him Guilty, hut recommended of July left.
bins to mercy, on the ground of its being his fit ft I William Goodiann depofed, that as he. was palling
offence, and that he had net ;Iced any cruelty. I along Coventry-flreet, about two o'clock in the after-
Yob; Luiting ,Frnith, for tittering a enamel feit fhil I nenin of the day mentioned, he petceived the prifoner
ling, with intent to detrand Mr. Hall, of the Swedith land another young lad, (landing chile to the profecta
Crown public hnufe, in Gravel lane. on the loth sit tar's window, and one of them, the prifoner, in the
June. The parner had been convided of a timilar lad of drawing rometharg ant of a broken pane in the
offence, at the Aii.dtll, Icx Sellians, in the month of I protectitnes window. 't his turned nut to be a piece
January 'Soo. and fuffeted the ultra' tentcrce of i 2 of Mk handketcltief, with which the prifoner ran nff.
months imptiloninent. For the fecond offence the I The witnefs, however, folovr ed and caught him,
punillimeat is death. I after he had shopped the goods about ten yards dif.
The lad of uttering having been fatisfaelarily t.tnce from the ihap. The lhopman being apptizoi,
proved, and alai that the prifoner had other bale tot kup the article off the pavement, and the witnefs
money about his perfon, he was called upon for his brought the prifoner into the fh
defence.. Edward Edwards, the profecutnes Ihnpman, proved
He denied that he had any inteatian to defraud the artiele to have been in his matter's window. He
any perfon, and averred that at the time he offered was at dialler in the hack part of the trop. These
the flallieg in queflion, he was intoxicated ; that he was a hole in the ere rclaw, as large as would have
received hr t only that, hut the other bad filver found admitted his two hands. Nu Oaf., however, was
upon him, tf a hackney-coachman the lame evening, found either in the inside, or on the pavement. The
in change of a feven &Nag piece. hole had every appearance of having been cut.
The Jury however not giving credit to his finry, Trarnfend, junior, a Bow flreet officer, proved, that
found him Guilty—lfeath. he fork the pi itener 'Mtn culiody, and that the hand.
fifary Dicey. Alia+ :Vary CraJy, for that the having, kerchiefs were delivered to him, but that he delivered
nn the 16th to Jatinai y, iSc6, at alaiditime, in Kent, ' them the next day to the lhopman, who produced
been entrained as a carranan uttere, of bale money, them.
had fince, on the 231 of May, igoa, at St. Mary's, Mr. Thomas Sizer, the profccutor, identified the
Matr., in the certat yof Middltiez, endeav aired property, and valued it at twenty-four thillings. He
to pats a counterfeit fhilling. I alto depofed, that his houfe formed part of his (hop,
Mr. Powell, one of the Solicitors of the Mint, pro. I and that both were litueted at No. ta;Cnventry-itrect,
duced the rfft:c copy of the farmer convidinn of the I in the patith of St. James.., Wellminfler.
pilaw, and the identity of her perfun was fully 'Due p. ironer, in defence, laid he was innocent.
made our. Mr. Jutbce LF BLAN c, in bumming up the evidence,
Mrs. Heath, and William Heath her hufband, obferved to the Jury, that as the piece of glafs had
butcher, in I ainglan, partied that on the 23d May not been frond, and as the prifoner had not been ac•
fall, the pi done, celled at their (hop, and putchafed i tually been either cutting or breaking the pane in the
tram Mrs Heath a piece of veal which the gave her window, it nailt accafferily be doubtful whether or
a bargain, toppling her to be a poor woman.— ! not he had adually committed that part of the crime
She pail for it a Milling, which almoll immediately chat red ita.inft lam, which comprised the breaking
into the profecutta's dwelling houfe. If loch a danht
not her quitting the (hop, Mrs. Heath fufpeded to '
therefore trilled in their minds, the prifoner (hand
be bad. S! e fent her fel vault after the prifoner,
but he could Ina overtake her. In abut an hour be acquitted of the capital part of the charge.
and a half after wards the ()limner returned to the The Jury not finding the evidence fatisfedory apon
filar, and pt:rcha'cd of Mr. Heath a lamb's heart that point, accordingly found the prifoner only galley of
for two pence, in payment of which the offered a stealing the goods, but not of breaking into the houfe.
The folloaing were alto convided of felonies, viz.
which the profecutor °braving to be coun-
att-tei., laid, he tuppoted the was the perfon who Blaclmore, for Healing a pocket book, one al.
bad }bac more than an hour fince, impoled an I note. one guinea, &c. the property of R. Hiliiird.
his wite. Mrs. H. on Peeing her, immediately knew I Him. Garland.; tor Healing a piece of linen, the pro-
lie; to be the lame. The prifoner at fit a denied the pert), of C. Kinder.
ha i ever been in the (hop ; but, on Mrs. H.'s laying Sopa: Hablard, for Healing three guineas, the pro
the treat no doubt the veal the had pnrchafed from her petty of G. Lawfon.
site :1.11:Ct si rich the piratic!: held in her hand, Ann Bai!ey, for Healing a piece of cotton, the pro-
file admitted that that might be the Mop where the perty of J. Craig.
had made.tuch pat citafe. On fending for an officer, 7. (lad, for Healing a carpet, the property of J.
and real-clang the pi iternei, the piece of veal told her I H. and P. Btoom.
by Mrs. H. a.as "found in the basket, alcog with a, I K. Ilia/fon, for Healing 22 yards of 9annel, the
variety of other little articles. She was obferved alto property of J. Stirtevant.
to have lomething in her mouth, which, on the I .7. P;Mer, for Healing a furtout coat.
officer', attempting to ditcr.ve'r it, the fwallowed. Clark, for Healing feveral articles of plite, the
The
_any immediately faund hcr guilty—Death. property of F. De Tallet.
J. Anderfon was indided for fleeting too wine I And three were acquitted.
glades, aii4 three copper boilers, the property of I'.
Hall, matter of the 'Three Crowns tavern, it Stoke
Newington.. The as-titles had been depofited is a
building between the houfe and bawling green, nu the
atternoon of the lath of June.. They.were Itolep kern
atter, and the glalies were broe[ght home 443 hours by
one of Mr. H.'a fervantv, who found them in a ditch,
and the boiler by Healy, who concealed hinsielf
till be few the prifoner defcend the ditch with a iseck,
atte which he put the boilers, and thtew the contents
over his lhouldia, and walked off. Healy initaotly

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Sunday night a fire broke nut at a hnu e ee
ler ttrett.Spitalfield, which at fittt ptefentedati alarm-
ipg afpeet, but the iptedy arrival of the engines pre-
ventowl any epafiderable damage.
As M. PlinAle, a firmer, of the Yew Tye% neat
OmberSch Flas,retarning. fronA.4iiclifermipteer,
un Etictay.laftilie w 1 throwa from.-his btalei 0,04► 0!
the animal taking higlir‘.mirl -received foleyereVal
oontyfins.no thaljack of hiabead, chat be;reualMed
fpeechlefs until Sunday morning, when he espired,D

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