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SWITZERLAND, MARCH ie.
rttorp continues to reside at an inn here,
Most recited He has but one do.
!e *appears iii Publie, wears but *Reorder,
:5 people of his own. way .of
,is>. that he is-going .tostruory a certain
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-1- sling, rapictf.)s. ' a
:article laaebeen published here:
`TTOIP makes known. that a. siintjeet ofibe Ming
.wie.subscrthe front she -29th of this month
I mma Gorroass.. '
th Sehruary, me. •
4?`GesratroS ADM/IM, QUM GOtrolle
'cortENoqtcef4, Arm'. 4.
taia Of newt We base been without Rus.
for spine weekro-rond r the Gulph still re-
ten. • • "
papers Oahe 28th Match; contain
Ice concerning the state of the North.
aenbergh Gazette of the dof Alrttil, con- ,
Ter- with observations on the former state
stating its successes in former times in
k'rging of Copenhagen by Charles. XII.
ng that Sweden contained 400,000 men • Yesterday Mom Flarmagan Was• indicted' for for-
-and 50 years of age, capable of bearing ging and uttering divers bankonotes:`
by the ancient laws, were to be gated - John Mason, shopman to a alopseller in Hounds.
proportion of one to five as a militia, ditch, stated, that the prisoner called at .his ptaster's
the Corm: passe of the 21st of March.— shop on the 13th of Jan. and purchased 14 surtout
England foolishly declares, that in virtue of ' coats, for which he agreed to'pay OA es.. He de-
in Council, the European Continent is sired they might be sent to the White Horse Inn, Fet-
-this continent, of her own aceoid, shuts ter-lane, the next mining, as he was about to leave
aid blockades the English' fleets, leaving London be the coact). He stated hie name to be
reposed to all the fury of the elements. In the Jones. Witless' attended the appointment the next
another Continent takes similar measures.: morning, but instead of going intnahe White, }lOll4
England ; to extend and completely tit -% the prisoner took him tato ;Ile White Hart public-
:tern, she mast blockade not onlyeall;trve --house, opposite, and observed that he mast have 5 per
rope, but islso:those of the two hemispheres cent. discount for reacir money, which Was agreed'tn,
whore world—in countries in Which her and the colts were delivered, aid paid tor in aPPA-
i have not yet been dezpoiled of their flag rent Bank of England notes. There were two shit-
cif defence. It is no longer the old Cott.: longs due to the prisoner in clung, which he gave to,
:h is to be conquered or defended, the new " witness, arid also some drink ; and :after, they had
also be preserved from her att .cks. The ' parted, witness took the notes to the batik, and they
hand which is accustomed to' open to our were all proved to be forgeries.
road to victory, and to mark out to States, Mr. Jackson, a Bank Inspeettw, prodneed the
or protected, new boundaries, ire re recut- Notes, and proved them to be forgeries from one set
wants of the people, or to the interesti of of plates.
:s--this hand has also pointed out to Com- In order to chew the guilty knowledge of the pri-
tew route; and Cenuterce hastens to act soner, Mr. Clark, a spirit-dealer, in Dean-street, So-
The great obstacles 'which old habits pre- ho, proved, that be came into his vaults on the 24th
are been vanquished, all the difficulties will of December, At eight in the evening, for two quarts
pear, it is easy to foresee what our commer- of rum, and he paid witit a 410 note. Witness asked
as with the Levant by Illyria will produce, the prisoner if the liquor was fur himself ? when he
ling what has been the results of this corn- replied in the negative, and said he had come from a
811.—From the lit January to Bth De, friend, Mr. Phillips, No. 5, Chapel-street, who is
I, the depots of Spalatto has' received known to witness, The prisaaer gave a- fictitious
franks worth of goods, and that of Sosta. name,.and the ,QlO note proved to be a bad one.
11)6 amount of 10,069,066 franks—what Frances Griffiths, bar-maid to Mr. Boles., a publi-
i, what new commercial relations will not can, in Broad-street, Bloomsbury, proved, that the
pretensions of a government which wishes prisoner bought a bottle of gin in January, for which
road, that nature offers to ail nations, un- he got change of a 42 note, which proved to have
ttantee of reciprocal independence, open." been a forged one. He gave his address Smith, No.
5, Lasceller-court.—Guth y —Death.
;ht Mr. Ruee, the Meesenier, left town Neill Daly, a lame publican, was indicted for for-
oh, where he will embark for Americas 4iog and uttering a will, purporting to be that of
;ches for 'America. t-harles Isaacs, otherwise. Rhodes, late a seaman on
board the Perseverance, who was drowned in re-
turning feorn New South Wales. In another count
the prisoner was charged with taking a false oath,
and thereby obtaining 4116 due to the services oldie
de -eased lthodrs.
Mr. Matthews, clerk to Mr. Fox, a Proctor, pro-
duced the will, in which the prisoner appeared exe-
tutor, as sworn before Dr. Parsons, a Surrogate, at
Doctor's Commons, on the 2d of October.
The principal witness to prove the forgery was J.
Williams, a parti:eps crimitds. He stated that he had
knoen the prisoner mane years As the landlord of the
• Old Queen. Elizabeth, Lower Water-gate, Deptford.
He also knew one Dempster, whom he meoat the
prisoner's house in 'September. The prisoner called
witness to his bar, and asked him if he would sign a
• will ? and he consented, on being told by the prisoner
and Dempster it was merely a matter of form. In
the conversatien it was said, the mother of Rhodes
would never claim the money. Witness went into a
• back-parlour with Dempster, and wrote the will from
the dictation of Dempster, the prisoner'having been
present at intervals. The will was produced, and
witness proved the %hole to be of his hanj:writing.—
In addition to his own name, he fabricated another
subscribing witness, and took the will to lace:ors'.
Con.mow. Daley rroposed three pounds for his
trouble, but Dempster promised five ; but he never
got a shilling. The prisoner sent witness with the;
will to Mr. Clarkson.
.1. Nicholls, clerk to Mr. Clarkson, a Proctor,
proved that the prieener entered a. caveat, to prevent
any one else claiming what was due to Rhodes ; and '
also, that he took out letters of administration, and
went through the forms of sweariq 41 , &c. until he oh-
taMed the money. The will remained a month in
the Office of the Commissaries before it was proved.
The money was paid by Moses, a ship-chandler, to i
the I:ismer.
The other necessary proofs being gone through,
the prisoner was found—Guilty—Death.
Four were convicted of felony, viz.—E. Evans,
for stealing 301bs. of candles ; W. Warren, for steal-
ing three pair of stockings ; Sophia Ruth Robinson,
for stealing 19s. 6d. (fined Is. and discharged) ; and
Mary Powell, for stealing a 450 bank note.
Sarah ('heeler was indicted fur having divers forged
notes in her possession.
• Foy, and anoihet officer, had taken the prisoner',
husband into custody for uttering forged notes, and
whilst he was making a temporary resistance, the
prisoner made towards the fire-place with a handful
of forged notes, which the officers seiaed.
Mr. GARROW observed, that he stated this, fact, in

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Yesteraar, Becijoatie Moped, .a 'carpenter, froth
Ashby -de- la Zotth, was indhahl for aiding in
the escape of two French offieeri, named-De Mai:
connay and Fuquin, the former a Captain of Infan-
try, and the Littler a subaltern, prisoners, upon pa-
role, at Ashby: The prisoner wints'in company With
the:ciffieers, on the 6th of March to an Inn, at MST,
and ordered a post-chaise to go to.loeicester; for.
which 1* paid.. From thence they set off for Lon-
dots, bus stopping 2it the Green Hair at Barnet, the
Landliud, suspecting-that they were foreigners, ask-
ed them for t:leir passes, which being.unable to pro-
' duce, he caused them •to be apprehended. The pri-
soner said nothing in his defence, and was founclA
Guilty, and the Court sentenced him to two years im-
priconment in Newgate.
W. Craigg, alias Cragg, foreman of labottrerse. at
the West India Docks, was convicted of 'indecently
exposing his person in Hackney new Church-4yard, on
Saturday last. He was sentenced tn two months im-
prisonment in the House of Correction..

,LVILLE, ih cons-quence of his Royal High.
111)NCE sit EGLNI% Levres bring fixed for
, intends in future to receive Officers and
may have occasion to wait upon him, On •
noon.
al Highness the Duke of CLARENCE and
:LARENC E were at Cevent.Chirden Theatre
Captain FiTZCLAItpc e left town yester-
ighton, ti join his regiment.
..ration took pl.tce a;•;ain yesterday in the
Fnitce, in acc:.mmocla'tion to the terms
„tined .he opposite coast. The ex-
iust begi,. from hence, but under very fa.
a-tz.,tances. It is to be to the amount
r win.:, reckoned on the admeasure•
ship ; and for brandy £lO per ton.-
-isle and brandy have been reputed in the
ring out this proportional ',due en her ton-
ere to be put tinder the King's lock until
ty of sugar and coffee shall have been ex-
cording to the scale already put&slled; this
the brandy and wine are at the disposal
;ter, the former for exportetion, the latter
portat:on or home consumption.
doe o'clock on Wednesday evening., two
rchial patrole went into a public-house in
,Olk street, in the Borough, when one of
itiently laid his loaded blunderbuss on the
ian who was in the room took it up, and
tg it, unfortunately touched the trigger,
iece went -off, mai its contents entering
jaw, came out at the side of his head.
imediately taken to the hoepital.
By FICHITIG.—A dreadful pitched battle
at Cope Wood, near St. Ann's Hill, on
.tween a farmer of the name of John Fo-
illiam a navigator, for five
their own money, in consequence of a pub-
narrel. The combatants knocked each
.t by tremendous blows one hour and is
th alternate advantages, but at length Fo:.
adversary a strong chance hit behind the
fell sensalegs and never rose again. He
ed to the Chequers public houses, about a
It from the seat of action, where he Lur-
ia three hours and died. A Coroner's
A- brought in a verdict of Manslaughter
irtington, the deceased having in a great
•ovoked the combat.
of the name of Beswick, from Saddle.
:csenting himsel to be General Ludd, was
:scty night apprehended at a public-house
tersfielde with lour of 4, his men," as he was

.:all thermand placed in duress. The fo!.
the_ atrty underwent an examination
lta Dour Esq. and the men were discL ar.
Ting ate. recognizAnces fur their good be.
12 mcmthwbut the General was re.ccm+
undergo ascend azaminatiln.
Ilan° who was convicted at Exeter Assizes,
ig burglary in' the house Of Mr: tamper t,
i. PlyrooathDook, and in.tirat of Mr.Eze
trasouth, and who broke' cut of prisort in

la36:again effected his escape from the pri:
4th inst. by tviitiog inowa zoßlotbe oakant
119yed to pick.

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order that the Learned Judge might extrcise his
judgment, whether the prisoner WAS acting at the
time under the coercion of her husband, as he' (Mr.
Garrow) did not wish .to press a case beyond its
limits.
Lord ELLENDORMIGH observed, it would be too
much to construe the case into the act of the.woman's,
as she might have received them frint the hands of
her husband. :She w.ts therluuF'icgtttcosd►
JrPittmatt was alsO acquitted. • • • •

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