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AdIRICA

war YORK, JULY t.
#la ' Captain Doci,aaea, from Bermuda, infornis, that
a frigate and three tranfports bad jet arrived there
from England, having on board tem troops for that
0 place and New Providence.
mia•enes LZPIDITIO*.
Mr. Parse Rose. who went out with General Mi.
in the Ship Leman, and returned yefterday in
the (hip Atlantic, from Barbadoes, gives thefollow.
ing Ratement of circumlbaces which ttanfpired film
leaving this port:
Feb. is, fpoie tam assnersoilenead enema et the Le-
water men; arena et Jyainsk sad kr dere sari the
• of Marc; thaw ilined, ma Irina et Maa so the $1
/ea t tick ha a hard wade WI Mere, awl hied al en Milit
ter PM* Caen an, alma a *ea beta ad &Maim
Mapnea ear two fasseas, with 78 no es bawds salt
Jahr Beetelreoted arena dam the by lanwthea. beat
ibises May g s6N, Mahe at 4 Lay. who Waled us what
A breed owl weir I ens. snowed at trends mad fella split IS
7' the wakisereesoy wkh the Lay. Four OEM men was SOS
ma kW Os Lay, to empire Oen Captida. win
verria Mantles a Ay lad done lywiertio were rem I
iharawat is bond tins lasaler. Joao vb, infra at Bubb.
Mee, estierthe awing a the Liestesest d the Liar Lfaho
retake (bads Lewis was ea Mom Me Mots woe were e• herd
as /ay. nil la Maw that in Lay eine or take charge et
the Walarsad nomad biases ar Mats Americans, an-
wrilataaas tiny InegelipaillYee• The popie fa am Lew
awaken.. rdimida tbdr asseim iry mieght be pinked
Ikea-
area= bun;; bit eh wassellaill. lat wee ma animal
W.l.twat were neasenpay Mirandatams .
aor*d at Cassel Maims& win war re Tabas4 Wret-
Mann Waal mat ihr as ma k. They enrebeaVess-
Sopa I Maki ma neas wbes ear blersrea k."
A letter frnm a Gentleasaa GO baud the Leander
dated Barbadoes, June le, arnsidena,liat
Aloha Owann and damn! is Dam! atonic ty
apalkpresto,gsslnibsettaahnd wtobseeii.aaY,4
Ism ht tholeperer t its elandd denim ha ligglisies;
eel lame nib Mee nab, which wow is bin is
Thai& s rtes he mesa also the slosh he TII. d, wine a
swats elan Minna Maas was wake as Oa ken. sod
wawa beagallee to vesise awry wiry dileaader
tererna. -rim raw wawa, urn the is el
her =ll srnikb.
whew wren intimmly whoa assess dit emit 11111 nth
a., Maeda.
There are detained at Halifax, by the &id& (hips
d war, in an Gz Americas (hips, five brigs, two
fehooners, and one !loop ; cargoes, with rebels, are
etimated at ISzpooo dollars.
Jua.v to—The Riling Son, from Martinique to
this port, was captured, on onday, of the Hook,
by has Majefty's (hip Cambrian, and ordered for Ha-
lifax.
Extra& from the brig Molly's log book, Captain
Leathern Martinique, towards Philadelphia i—
" June 7th, ready for tea. An embargo took
!lace, on account of the arrival of the French flip
Veteran, of 74 guns, Cap. Jailors BONA/ARTA, from
Cayenne, who bad parted from a fleet of fix fail of
the line, which were hourly expeled at Fort Royal.
Jane 9th, got-under weigh, and Rood to tea. Mon-
day, lath, in Sail Rock Paffage ; Sail Rock in fight s
was captured by the BMA frigate Jena, Captain
Cocnaenz, who took fupercargo, paffengers, and
crew out, and wok us in tow, and carried us into
Tortola, where we arrived on the tsth, and an-
chored on a dangerous reef, where we, after lying a
tie few hnurs, parted a new ten inch cable, when I was
permitted to go on (bore."
Captain SMITH, of the brig Hunter, thirteen days
from Baracoa, on his paltage to Baracoa thirty five
days ago, (poke an Englifh frigate, la Furtunee,
who informed him that he had a few days ago taken
a French privateer, which he immediately manned
and fent to cruize between &. Domingo and Cuba.
Falling in with an American (chooser, of za guns,
sad the Englifhman having French colours halted,
fired a gun, in coafequence of which the American
fchoorier fired her whole broadfide into her—they,
finding their miftake, hauled down the French co-
lours, and !miffed the Englifh, when the engagement
Ceafed. The Englifh had five men killed.
Jvty 13.—A paper, of which the following is a
copy, was feat up from the Britilh ;Frigate Cambrian,
Rating the rearm for firing at the Beftwick
The Cambia basted the khans ?sin, hast
Tea a=a
3,b
es dint odeelsir. WSip at ilia ask
settled that la ham bed delimeiliaad bid ihmm 4a
herd Aber the eel*. Maya.' de Caddo wok
altallar Minn tasks the dans; bat ma set erne is *kb
thialp,sber saverg
a the liwi krona fist wet seer nher. an.
la nor ions una. TneCembeia tibias:de howisiesd
saanned kberear, sad Maenad dill dilates, a sake been
.Ihigrdefirter above mentioned was three hours in
the water, fwimming from the Cambrian to the
schooner Fanny. The Brit ifh frigate Cambrian failed
for Halifax on Wednefday evening.
The fchooner Hannah, Captain CHAU, arrived at
Portland, in twenty days, from St. Martin's. Two
days after leaving St. Martin's was brought to by the
Britilh frigate Mermaid, who fent a Lieutenant on
board, and clofely examined the Captain and crew,
to find a pretence to make the fchooner a prize.—
Upon noticing a Dutchman, who was paffenger, he
carried him on board the Mermaid, when he readily
informed the Captain of the frigate, that he had pro-
perty nn freight in the Hannah; whereupon Captain
Crrasa's people, except his Mate and a boy, were
taken out, and a Prize Mager aad (even men were
put on board his 'ere, and ordered for Halifax. On
the s3d, one oft the men fell overboard, and was
drowned. On Thurfday lag, being in lat. at. upon
George's Bank, Mr. Newavat Moos (the Mate)
infnrmed the Captain, that he had prevailed on one of
the ((amen who had been put on board, to a(il in
retaking the veffel, which they effefted on the evening
of the fame day, by getting poffeffion of the niftols,
(words, Ike. and fattening the door of the cabin, in
which the prize matter and two of the men were
afleep t they then proceeded on deck, and compelled
the other three to itirrender and sniff in getting the
refkl into this port, which they reached on Saturday
lath
Dues.—lt is reported that the Hon. Jnitm Ran-
encr n has been killed in a duel with Twomas Maw
RAM:OLIN. From the publications which have re-
cently been made in a Southern Paper, it might rea-
dily be perceived, that the feelings of thefe Gentle-
men, iaflead of being Toothed, were highly inflamed.
NORTHUMBERLAND (PENNSYLVANIA), JULY s.
On Sunday morning lag, in coufequence of Come
trifling difpute at the honk of Maui. Lsso in the
borough of Sunbury, between CHALLIS Maus, Efq.
and Jacns IVIDNIR, Efq. the former difcharged a pit.-
• tnl at the latter ; the ball entered Above the groin
and lodged near the back bone. Mays has been
ecrnmitted to jail, and the hat cermn,s we have had
from there fay, there is eery little hopes of %Vanua's
trCUVify.

ORIGINAL PCMPTIti.

'rho following d'Efprit lately pieta between
Dr. Woacor, (the celebrated Pars' Puma') add
Mr. PRATT. Dr. Woacov had jut monied froin
Cornwall, and he announced his arrival to Ma Friend,
Mr. PuitAirs, the Bookfeller, in thefc pleafant
Rhymes :

GMT PATIOS Of tilt Wok fay,
The boor waif*, awl at day.
Os which ass sicaft as to disc f
Aad taupe thy boitin, led ay Priv
Amid* the holt of brother Ran
That Is thy BAIDOR.STIIIIIT ZODIAC flalle.
May sa, 406. 3. WOLCOT.
TO IL MILLIPI, Mt

ANSWER,
■T W WOO RAP DDDDD TO II DINING WETS! YR. TRIL•
Lltl, WREN DR. WOLDOT'S ULSTER WAS
0 YIauTT Coe, of manna lathe.
Thy Mak Ids facial than thy mare.
• In. Vat Punts re of the Pty.
ant Patron at the wife and aka,
Haut thy ratan, cad farmer% al& able
To pima a bottle on his.tahle,
Oaks apemen'', of nay aka.
Rea haver want a wakens date.
Of work the Agee metal sismorr
May always claim' ao as buena!
He adds a vow, to tail thee aka
The Bade hi Bridge-Orin neat egg;
And dt3 that day of natal treatise
I pray accept w GLIAa a's greeting.
May asks doh.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER RACER
Wandkr Rana began an Tali* morning Mt, whet Ass Sweep-
Aaiun of ten Guineas tack (even Solicribers, wu won by
Mr. Buda's Mita Coiner -
Has. Colonel Coventry's Lavinia -
Hon. W. 31. Lygoo's e. by Caudile • 3
And is tba silwasan W the Cline day, the Dated sol. given by
taw lihnilani at the City, was ton for and won by
Lad IlaaMbres eh. a EL Donisp
Mr. Thuds e. Phu,
Mr. byrfuea g. by Valannew

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The Olken of the Guards performed lately at
the New Theatre at Deal the Tragedy of AteMori.
-The charadiers were as follow :
Mabawit • beat. Cot. iv: r n as storon
Mime - Cassis
in filQUILTQUILT
&pima - Capta
Alma • Liam Cot Gam
Plum - Mr. wu.son.
Palmyra - /Ars Kurvereir, frail Rads.
The After.piece was the Howeif Thima.
Wend Carders Lieut. Col. Guns
Csplal Ms* • Mr. 'Wsuosir
Ms: Day - Mr. Wray Nor
Abal • Mr. S
Mask Captain
Tisane . Mr. BA II 1101.CUI•
Dada . Mn. Hym's
Arshdls • Mrs. Is,,
MrsDq f UM TA 1.1.011, MIEN the
Mutsu Timers.
As this was a private performance, no money was
taken. Each ticket was figned by an Officer of the
Garrifon. All the fafbion for many miles round were
preknt. The dreEcs were all new and uncommonly
rich and appropriate. Lieutenant Colonels Wirt. IR.
INOTON and Guts e, Captains &ADDY L L and &iliac.
TON, were among the belt performers, and aged
their parts wilts confiderable applaufe. There was
nothing laboured in the manner or enunciation of
either of the performers. Captain BR ADDY L L'S 0/w-
-eigh, and Mr. Baantorox's Teague, prefented very,
bong natural - •

A match of cricket was !aft week played at Hard-
ham, near Pulborough, SulTex, for a fat limp, which
was waded whole, near the cricket gtound. The
game produced much mirth, and the cheep much feel-
ing, after which the company retired much pleated,
to their retpedive homes.
A poor man, who, we may reafonably prefume, is
deranged in his intellects, appeared in the Coort'of
Chancery, on Thurfday, for the purpote of prefent-
ing a Petition to the Loan CHAPICKLLoa. He alledg•
ed that he was no lets a Perfonage than the Duke of
Noarowt, and that his name was HOWARD. That
the prefent Duke of Noaromt was merely the ufurper
of that tide • but that he was the defcendant of that
branch of the Howard family to which the Dukedom,
with all its rights, royalties, privileges, and immuni •
tics, legally belonged. He was accompanied by his
daughter, whom he called Lady MARY Howeito.—
Her Ladyfhip's appearance did not much correfpond
with the rank his Grace, her father, had bellowed
upon her. She was a fort of Didrinea del Tobefil, and
her hands and arms were as brown as thole of the
celebrated minrefs of the Spanills Knight, and more
likely to have been employed in picking peas than
(fringing pearls. His Grace watched the riling of
the Loan CHANca Lima. and prefented a paper to his
Lordfitip, which was kindly received.
We have Since learned fomething more of this
proud pretender. It teems he adually had the con-
fidence to force his way into the chamber to which
his Lordlhip retires at the riling of the C,tot. His
Lordlhip had the condefcenflon to hear him, and
after attending to his incoherent tale, he, with all that
good nature and humanity which charaderi7e him,
endeavoured to prevail on him to defill from fo to.
mantic a purfuit. The man retired indignant, and,
we underfland, ufed expreffions highly indecorous.

The routine of entertainments throughout the en-
filing week at the Royal Amphitheatre, Wellmintler
Bridge, is fo excellent and finely contralled, as can
not fail of yielding the completell gratification.—lt
cos:fins of an entire new Harlequinade, taken horn
the anonifiting deeds of the celebrated Friar Baron,
with that very furprifing and entertaining perfonage
the Cloud Clorun.—The performance of Young Saun-
ders on the T4it Role, which is fu excellent as to
defy competition—the dancing of the Girouxes in the
highly pleating and elegant ballet of &Rion the Happy
nifildfe, which far furpaffes that at any Summer
"fheatre—and the whole is crowned by the very im-
preflive fpedta:le of 77:d Polifb 7 yrold, or the Amos
of Tex 7 kterfead.

diSI2ES.

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TVAL OP /On tioaza !meter LOTILIT, roe
TONGSIP.
The following cite, which excited uncommon in-
terelt throughout the county of Somerfet, came on at
Wells, lark Tuefday, before Baron THOMPSON :
701:o Do& Roomy, alias Rooskt, was indided for
i having felonioutly and knowingly forged a certain
bill of exchange, dated Grenada, toth of llorrinbet,
5804. for 4301. Reding. payable at nine months light,
to the order of George Danley, Erg. and drawn by
Willis and Co. on Me ftrs.Child and Co in Lnndon,with
the forged acceptance of Meas. Child and Co. on the
face thereof, with intent to defraud Mary Simeon.
Mr. But envoi. entered into the details of the cafe,
which were afterwards fubfiantiated by the evidence.
Mr. Philip George, the younger, Clerk to the
Mayor of Bath, Rated, that the bill in queflion was
delivered to him by the Mayor of Bath, and that he
had ever (ince kept the bill in his own cultody.
Mrs. Mary Simeon, dealer in laces, at Bath, was
next called, and was proceeding to give her evidence,
when Mr. Jean.. Connie' for the prifoner, fubasit-
ted a legal oblation to the Court. He obferved a
difference between the bill itfelf, and the bill as Jet
forth in the inditiment. The words to which he al.
laded were Willis and C. in the bill, whereas in the
isidlitent they were Jet forth Willis and Co. After
hob difcudloa, Baron Trwierson and the Jury
agreeing that there appeared no effeotial difference,
as the letter o could be diftinguithed, the oblation
teas over-ruled.
Wt. Simeon depofed, that in April, 5805, the
lived at Bath • the prifoner at the bar came to her
Monk on or about the 16th of March, 1805 ; having
=at feveral articles in which the dealt, be bought
paid for it, and Paid he would bring his wife
Ida him in the afternoon. He accordingly did fo, '
aid besought Elizabeth Barnet as his wife, Mrs. Rom-
sty ; he asked whether Mrs. Simeon bad a Bruffels
veil of ago guineas raise ? The wieners anfwered,
Se had not ; he then bought two yards of lace, at I
fear guineas a yard, and went away. This happened
is a Sattirday. The Monday
following he came
accompanied by his wife, looked- at a lace
at veils worth five and twenty guineas, and
ether goods, bat did not buy any. In the courfe of
the week he called again, and peopofed to the witnefs
to porehafe a quantity of goods, if the would take a
bill of a long date, accepted by Mefrs. Child and
Co. bankers, in London ; who& anfwered, the had
as objedion to take a bill accepted by fuch a hook.
He returned in two or three days, and pnrebakd ar•
dales to the value of about rod. wht'eh, with other
afterwards bought, and with money advanced
her, made the prifoner her debtor to theAssount
soul. He bought all the articles himfelf, unac-
di
mangesied by his wife. In the month of April, be.
twssa the soth and 24th. the prifoner propoled pay-
ing for the different articles, and he brought his wife
to the bottle, when a meeting took place between
them and the witnefs, and her brother, Mr. Da Ha-
mel. He hid, " I am going to London, and I
Sonia like to fettle with you ; this is the bill I pro.
toyou to take ; it is accepted by and and Co.
in London;" and turning over the bill, he
added, "* indorfer h as good as the acceptors."
The baM was here produced, and proved by Mrs.
reemort to be the fame which the prifoner gave to hat
in April, 5805.
The witnefs then took the bill, and her brother,
Mr. Do Hamel, paid to him for bet 351. which. with
the articles previoutly bought. made the whole tithe
prifoner's debt to her tool. He wrote before her on
the bill the name of John Romney, as his name. He
,afterwards went to London by the snail. She feat
the bill the next day to London.
The converfation which palled between her and the
Ipeifoner, is the pretence of her brother and Eliza.
4oeth Barnet, was entirely in the French 'engage. He
We his wife at her houfe. where the Sept. While he
was ablest, the witnefs received intelligence from
London that the bill was a forgery, and the 414111%4
wrote a letter to the prifoner, iaforming him of it.
He came to Bath, in confequence of the letter, late
of a Sunday night, and a meeting took place then at
her houfe between him, his wife, herfelf, her
brother. and her Solicitor, Mr. Luke Evill, of Bath.
The converfation then palled in Englith. Several
queftions were put to the prifoner by herfelf and by
Mr. Evill. Mr. Evill allied him whether be had any
bulinefs with W. A. Bailey, the indorkr, which in.
duced him to take the bill ? He laid Mr. Bailey had
fold tome fugar for him. She ailed him if Bailey
lived in London ? he replied, at fume ion or coffee.
haute, the name of which (be did not recoiled. He
was then allied in what ifland or iflands Mr. Bailey's
property was fituated ? he mentioned two or three
Mends in the Weft Indies, but he did not know in
which of them Mr. Bailey at that time was. The
prifoner then enquired where the bill was ? and be-
ing informed by the witoefs that it was in London,
he Paid the mull write to get it foot back. She, how-
ever, declared that fuch an application would. be
unavailing, and the prifoner puffed her to go to
London herfelf. She refuted to go alone, and he
entreated Mr. Evill to accompany her, Paying that
he would give Mr. Evil sot. to defray the expences
of the jourtiey, which he accordingly did. She fet
out at ten o'clock that night, accompanied by Mr.
Evil!, and obtained the bill from Mcflis. Sloper and
Allen, in whole cuftody it was, by paying three hun-
dred guineas, which was all the money the then bad
at her banker's. She brought the bill back to Bath,
having flopped but one day in, London, but the
prifoner was not at Bath when the returned. He had
left fume property at her houfe with his wife, who
had removed from Sidney Houle, with his clothes,
Ste. The bill remained liter this in her cußody about
a twelve month, and was given tip to Mr. Evill by
her brother. Mr. Dorant paid the whole of the debt
due by the prifoner, on the 6th of May, 1805 ; a few
day. after the prifoner finally left Bath.
Upon the crufs-examinatiou of Mrs. Simeon, it ap-
peared, that the contidered the prifoner and Eliza-
beth Barnet as man and wife. It was not until May
1806 that the appeared before the Mayor of Bath,
againft the prifoner, whom the knew to hare been an
the Fleet prifon. 6:.e di,l not go brf..re the Mae-
trate at the lolicitation of Mr. Durant, nor did the
from any
YDtiimr.ren't,o'l,root nwatayt wa cac,o-udn to' :Hey" ai vn
ed
a inari r moneyl
y
due
to her by the prifmer.
Mr. Du li inlet, brother of Mrs. Simeon. corro-
borated all the principal Lieu Rated by his filler.

Mr. Whelan depnfed, that he was a Clerk' is the
hanker Mars. Child

mars. - and Co. He had filled i hat
fituatlon for about nine years, and from his know-
ledge of the bufinefe, he was enabled to !Fete their
manner of accepting bills. The hence had no cor-
refpondents whatever at Grenada by the name of
Willis and Co. and the acceptance which appeared
on the face of the bill, was not the acceptance of
Mars. Child and Co.

—..— —.
Mr. Comyn was next called, but his evidence seas
not material

Mr. Luke Evil!, Solicitor fot the profecution, Rat-
ed, that he had fent the bill from Bath to his agent
in London, for the porpofe of its being delivered to
Mr. Dorant.
Elizabeth Barnet was next called. She &pored,
that fhe became acquainted with the prifoner in the
month of September, 1804, when at Liverpool.
About a fortnight afrer the firli fa w him, (he began
, to live with him, and continued till the 16th of June.
1805 ; during all that period fhe pallid under the
name of Mrs. Romney. She left Liverpool in the
month of January, 1805, and came to London with
the prifoner. They then took lodgings at Mr. Do.
ram's Hotel. in Albemarle-kr/et. The account he
gave of himfetf to her was, that he was a Well In-
dian Planter. and that he had elates in Martinique
and St. Kitt's. net remained between two and
three months at Mr. Doraut's Hotel, daring whisk
time they were not vifited by any body except a Mr.
Hope, whom the remembered feting with the prig,.
nor. This Mr. Hope was not reprefented to her as
being from Holland. She accompanied Mr. atom
ney to nth, and on their arrival there they
at the Whiti Hart Inn,for about a fortnight,
to her lodging at Madame Simeon's. Soon after their
arrival at the White Hart,tlse went along, with the pri-
loner to Madame Simeon's, to look at tome laces
and a black cloak. None of thefe articles, however,
were porchafed at that time by the prifoner, they
being afterwards bought when the was not prethet.
She heard the prifoner late to Madame Simeon that
he would give her a bill of exchange, accepted by
Child and Co. of London. She did not then fee
any bill in his poffetfion, but law him wilting one
three days afterwards, when he fent the whoa, for
tome red ink. She brought it to him, when he was
fill writing on the fame piece of paper, and he form
afterwards wrote thereon with the red ink, and pet it
up into his pocket-book without raying any thing.—.
The next day he told her the moll go and walk with
him to Madame Simeon's, as he was going to psy
her for foist articles be had bought, which the wit;
nets had by that time got fent home to her. Sbe as
cordingly accompanied him to Madame Simeon's
fhop, where Se law that lady, and her brother,
Mr. Do Hansel. A converfatios then took place
betwixt them, which being entirely la Freach, the did
not underhand. She, however, law a paper given
by the prifoner to Madame Simeon, which be took
out of his pocketbook. This was the fame paper
which the had formerly Peen him writing A good
deal of eonveziation coined after the bill was pot
down, and (he then law Romney pot his name to it.
The bill in queflion was here hewn to the witnefs,
and the dittinaly identified it as being the fame one
the had formerly then the prifoner write upon with
red ink, and afterwards indorfe with his name. Two
or three days afterwards the prifoner left Bath for
London, and the witnefs remained at Madame Si-
meon's. He returned on the Sunday night follow.
Mg, and remained at Madame Simeon's till oat
day. She o&erved that he was then very tooth diC•
turbed, and the inquired the radon. The prifoner
anPwered, by laying, "he mull be hanged." He
tithed her to fetch -him his writing delk, which the
did. He then took out a large parcel of papers and
burnt diem. She had no opportunity of teeing what
thole papers were. She Diked him," were the pa-
pen any harm r. he Paid yes, and that there was a
paper which mull not be hen. He further delimit
her to go to fuch and loch a trunk, and there (h
would find a Plate, which he waited her to take the
firft opportunity of throwing into the river. This
plate the found without any thing with it, and the
pot it into her own trunk among her wearies appa-
rel. He wrote her a letter after wards from Chippeta-
ham, requefting her " to remember the river.
(This letter not being produced so interrogations
were put concerning it.) She had not as opportu-
nity of throwing this plate into the river, as the never
went out but under Madame Simeon's protedion.—
She never lived with the prifoner after that day, the
6th June. 1805. She, however, remembered vifiting
him in the Fleet Prifon. She was loon afterwards
arrefted at Bath, at the pnfoner's inftance, for the
rum of 30,3201. and carried to Winchefter jail, and
afterwards removed to the King's Bench. She law
the prifoner on this occafion, and again at the Old
Bailey, when he was examined as a witnefs again&
her on her trial. He then charged her with having
robbed him on the 11th of June, r 80„ of forty gui-
neas and a diamond-ring when he was in the Fleet Pri-
fon. This charge was totally without foundation. as
was alto the alledged debt of 20,3201. She never
had any tranfadion in her life to which filch a charge
could refer. She heard him alto give his evidence at
Weaminiter Hall.

(Croft examined by Mr. is LT L L.)
She depofed that her real name was Elisabeth
Barnet. She is the daughter of a farmer in Shrop.
(hire, from whom the had a plain education. She
left her father when Ist years of age, and went to
Liverpool, where the lodged with a Mrs Barns ; the
lived in Liverpool about nine or ten months. After
,the had left oW teeing Mr. Rovelet in the Fleet, (he
lodged at a Mr. Fox's, in Henrietta•ftreet, Covent
Garden, for (even or eight weeks. She afterwards
went to Berry-tireet.
To Come additional interrogatories by Mr. Boa-
ROUGH, this witnefs further depofed, that the prifo-
ner Romney fued out a writ again(( her for IsooL
exclufive of the fum before-mentioned. This was
after the had ceafittl to rift: him in prifon, and had
gone to reticle at her father's ; and it was alto pre-
vious to the arra for the so,32cd. already tAlten no.
tice of. Nu demand was made what her by the
prifoner when the ',lilted him in gaol. She II now
ab',ut to return to her father's, and he knows of her
intention to do fo. She ha 6 three fillers and a bro-
ther, who were all retldirg a th her father when lbe
fait Lit home. When the was arretted for the 50,3401.
the was examined before the Mayor of Bath. Whet
the related concerning the bill in quellion, (he moil
folemply declared was the perfea truth.
On the inturogatoriss of Mr, .Bitoo Tmom es Im,
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