Star.
London, England, 1801-10-30 00:00:00

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DEAL, OCTOBER. 29.—Sailed the ARROW !loop
to the weftward.—Wind S. W.

GIAvEsEND, OCTOBER so.—PalTed by the (Eco-
nomy, —, from Cadiz ; Lionefs, from
Trinidad; Dorothy, !Wks', from Stettin; Ad-
venture, CLow!, from Norway; Anne, SILK,
from Dantzick ; Iris, BA T ER, and Farmer, DA E. s-
WA z, from Peterfburgh.—Sailed the America, Ho-
CART, for Jamaica; Reinholdt, OHLERs, for Ham-
burgh; Nancy, ROBERTSON, for Guernfey; and
Jongo Jacob, JAcois, for Brads.

STATE LOTTeIISS, tflot.—The latsn begin
drawing the t6th of November next, and the
ENGLISH the 3d of March, t Boa.—Xote. The
Tickets in both Lotteries will be higher before the
time of drawing.—The Tickets, Halves, (barters,
Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, (duly itgimped,
purfuant to Aft of Parliament), are fold and
regiftered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State Lot-
tery Office, No. 16, Dunhill, London, oppofitc
the Bank of England, where all bufinefs relative to
Lotteries, or the l'ublic Funds, is faithfully tranf-
aaed.—The follov.ing is a Numerical Lift of the
Capital Prizes lately raid and (hared at this Office t
N. 5429 - 4.1.4000 No. cysts - 4 loPoo
7763 woo 6.556.5 • - SACC
9081 - 10,000 18113 - sopoo
14777 - • 31:03 )M75 - - 3poo
17015 - lopoo 411 m - lopoo
:7049 - 30Poo 4397$ - Lcoo
yoos - lOpoe 44014 • 20,c0p
59196 - - 3POO 4664 • - zo,oca
21339 - 5 Poo Segel - lop=
&ides many of s,wol. ince* sod soot cub.
Money for the Prizes as loon at drawn. schemes
gratis.—Orders from the Country (port paid) duly
attczukd tc.

ibtagr.

Yefterday t+ prifoners were tried at the Old
Bailey, one of whom was capitally convieted, viz.
Thomas Scott Smith, who occupied the attention
of the public Tome time ago, from having officiat-
ed as a Clergyman in the Parifh Church of St.
Martin's in the Fields, was tried for uttering as
true, knowing it to be forged, a fat& and counter-
feit note of ten pounds, purporting to be the order
of Mr. Robert Smith, and payable at Meffrs. Smith,
Payne, and Smith's, with intent to defraud Mr.
Capper, of the Hu ngerford Coffee-houfe, who Rated
that the prifoner at the bar had frequently vifited
his honfe, and came one Sunday in his canonicals,
when the prifoner offered his waiter • a ten-pound
note for change, which was brought to him, and
he gave five pounds, flying the prifoner might
have the remainder when he called for it. In the
interim he offered the note at the Banker's for pay.
ment, but, to his great allonifhment, be was in-
formed it was a forged note. He Paid, when be
found Smith, the prifoner, be charged him with
the forgery, and requefted to know his place of re-
fidoce ? The prifoner told him that he lodged in
Frederick• Place, Hampßead-road ; that he would
go home with him, and convince hint of his inno-
cence by a letter which he had received from his
father, who was a refpeaable man, and refident at
Weymouth; and that the Profecutor• ibould nut
loft any thing by him. On their arrival at Fre-
derick-Place, the prifoner took a letter out of a box,
and Paid it related to his family; he therefore would
not 'lifer the Profecutor to read it, as the contents
did not concern him ; hut if he, the Profecutor,
would let the bufinefs reR till Monday, he would
accompany him to the Banker's, and give him
every fatisfaetion.
In the mean time the Profecutor wrote to his
father at Weymouth, but received no anfwer ; he
then went to Bow-fireet, and a warrant was grant-
ed to apprehend the prifoner.
The fecond witnefs is a Clerk to Meffrs. Bloxam
and Co. He (aid be had Come knowledge of the
prifoner ; that he was a rider to his father, who
was a leather-dealer in Crooked-lane.

The Judge afked this witnefs whether the pri.
Toner had ever been a member of either of the Uni-
verfities, or bad taken orders
The witnefs faid he never had heard of it ; but
if fuch a circumilance had taken place, he mua
have been acquainted with it.
Mr. Capper's waiters fiipported his ilatement.—
iThe first faid he received the note from the pri.
foner, and gave it to his mailer, and that it wit
payable at Meas. Smith's, Payne, and Smith ;
the other waiter Rated, that his mailer gave hirer
five pounds, which sum he gave to the prifoner.
The Para Clerk of St. Martin's was then called:
Ibis evidence only west to prove that the prifoner
had performed clerical duty,and was under Rood to
be a Clergyman before this forgery was difco vered.
The prifoner, in his defence, faid, be bad not
the molt dinant intention to defraud the Profccutor ;
that if he had meant to aft the part of q diflioneft
man he had an opportunity to make his escape,
which be certainly would have done had he been
guilty of the forgery laid to his charge ; that he
never avoided the Profecutor, but, on the contrary,
had given him feveral meetings : resting his cafe
therefore on his upright intentions, he would leave
it to the candour of his Judge and Jury.
The Learned Jndge informed the Jury that the
law was very clear in the cafe before them. His
Lordship faid, if a note was drawn on any un-
known perfon, and the publifher or writer of it
did it with an intention to defraud, it was as much
a forgery as if the perfon on whom it was drawn
was in exiftence. His Lordfhip made an able ad-
drefs to the Jury, after which the prifoner was
found—Guiky.
The prifoner took notes the whole of his trial,
and appeared very compofed.
Nine were convided of felony, viz.
7oh.e Ler, for ftealing nine pounds of raw ed.
fee, the property of Ealanfon and others.
Thomas Hollis, for haling three bufbels of horfe
provender, the property of W. Baugh.
William Skinner, for felonioufly receiving the
fame, knowing it to be Rolen.
Maryhal Joyce and Bridget Joyce, for felling a coun•
terfeit f guinea.
Eleanor Ryan, for ftealing ; 2 pounds of bacon,
the property of J. Hudfon.
William Lefevrc, for flealing a leg of lamb mid a
piece of beef, the property of John Willfon.
Catherine Brannon, for stealing a cotton gown,
and other articles, the property of B. Doron.
am" iatifon, for ftealing three pounds of raw
coffee, the property of perfons unknown.
And four were acquitted, viz.
?limas Clark, William Ewa:, Ai*, Xiiimagi
and William Mafon.

MARRIED.
Lately, F. & Miser. Efq. of Cobham, In Kent, to Mifi
Hole, daughter of the key. Tho. Hole; of George:hams Devon.
At kdinburgh, on the t jth in& 'Mr. Alexander Grainger,
late of his Majefty's Clip Venerable, to Milk Eleoncr Earutb,
daughter of Mr. Thomas Smith, baker in Sunderland.
At Stokettown, inland, Jahn Dillon, of Mount Dillon, Efie.
to Mils Taaffe, daughter of Luke Taaffe, Efq.

DIED.
Saturday, at ids hour° at Upper Eaft Hayes, in the 69th 71'34'
of his age, Dr. Wm. Lowder, late Leeiturer on Midwifery at
St. Saviour's, Southwark.

On the 24th init. Mils Caroline Bureau, only daulbser of
Mr. James Bureau, Surgeoo, In King's Arms-yard, C.lcalap'
item, In the sal year of her age.
On Tuefday fe'rialght, Mr. Thos. Fall,latc of Stockton-upon-
Yorklhire, but many years relsdent in Liverpool.
At Marville, county Limerick, at an advanced air, Mrs.
Finch, reliet of William Finds, Efq. late of Cork.
In Upptr Durfet-ftreet, Dublin, Mn. Mary Hlginbotliarur
wife of AndreWHiginbotham, Efq. of the Treafary.
At Sligo, the Rev. James Armftraqg, Ilea*, dl Tannaghr
who fervid the cure of Sligo. 3o years.
Lately. aged SO, the Rev. Robert Tbornliofon, ream- or City
nett the tea, Norfolk, and formerly of Chrift's College ;
1761; M. A. 1763.
Lately, the Rev. Charles Wake, & D. Redo, of Fenni
Compton,aad formerly Fellow °Morris Chriftl college..olfo(
A few days time, Mita Sophia Appleyard, of Swallow. is
Cambridgclhh c.

LONDON: Feinted kg tbe Proprietors. by JOHN DANIF.I .
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