Star.
London, England, 1807-07-04 00:00:00

DEAL, JULY 3.

Arrived the helm (dimmer, baying under her
convoy the Goodwood, WlLztams ; Cumberland,
Rarcztry ; and Reward, HALL, Ordnance veffels
Lord Nelfon, Pins ; Hope, HUPAPHRIFS ; Hero,
SAM ;* Howe, WILLIAMS Pomona, FAULKIIOR
Sufannah, Jamtins ; Vorolfl, %RANT ; William.
&town ; and Fortitude, Vials, from Plymouth.
which have failed through for the River. Arrived
the William fchooner, from Plymouth, and failed
through for Yarmouth ; Quaile fchooner from Ma-
deira; Rook, and Whiting fchonners from Plymouth;
Zebra bomb, from a cruize offtonlogne ; Turbulent
gun brig, from off the Coal of France. with the lofs
of her foretop malt. The Eel India Sips failed this
day for the River.

IN Tlit DOWNS.
Princes of Orange, Alfred, Naffan, Trultq, Satellite, and Sa-
vage !loops; Zebra, Fur!, and Faploflon bombs; Pincher, Blond
holm& Burlier, and Defperate gun brigs ; Quail, Rook, Whiting,
and Pickle Ichooners.

YARMCiUTIL JULY 3.

Arrived the Ararcarna frigate, and VIXEN gun
brig. Sailed Admiral Russsit. in the Mairsrtc,
of 74. guns; ORION, of 74, VANGUARD, 74. NINO-
TAut, and the ARIADNI frigate. Remain in the
Roads the Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS, Goliah,
Captain PAGET ; Flora and Africaitte frigates, 80.
NETTA iloop.—Wind W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAvistwTh , JULY 3.--Paffed by the Loian, Would ; and
the St. Patrick, htGibbon, from Belfait. Sailed the Frkndlitipt
Seddon, for Prince Edward /nand.

ARRIVED.

At Milford, the Robert. Hodgfon, from Rip—At Liverpool,
Mayflower, Delia, from Riga—Off Aberdeen, Jane, Ckriftepher,
from Davis'i Strdghta,—At Dublin, Liberty, —v., front Stock-
holm ; and the Martin, Byrne, front LoncionAt Witerftird.
Grace, Papua., front London—At Q2ebee, from
Liverpool. • •

The William, FORSTPR, from London for Copen.
hagen, is put into MOl-fit-and with damage, and mull
unload to repair.
The London, BOYD, frnm London for Qebee,
was foil on the Ifland of Rhies, on the 2¢th of April
laD.

The Alezandet, Lord iettb, Ocean; and the Dover
Cagle, from London ;'and the Fortuna, Moor, froM
Botany Bay, are arrived at Bengal. •
The Dunlop, M'Ew.sw, from the aide for Qsebec,
an.: another veffel, are loft in the River St. Lawrence.
The Elizabeth, Hearst, from Metnel for Grange.
Mouth, is loft on the coaft of Sweden.
The Fanny, M.lsaac, from Memel, Is loft near
the Naze of Norway.
The Young William, —,.from for Qre-
bee, was all well on the 3d of June, in lat. 47. 2.
/4 long 31. 30. W.
The George Wallington, ---,from Philadelphia,.
for Blurdeaux, is detained and fent into Plymouth,
by Sir Richard Strachan's fquadron.
YeQerday a ballot was taken at the EaR India
Houle, the relish of which was in favour of the return
of RICHARD JOHNSON, Erg. to the Company's Civil
Service in Bengal.
Yeßerday a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eall India Houle, when the under mentioned officers
were Iworn into the command of their relpetlive
(hips, viz :

Captain Joao Ec groan, of the Diana, for Madras and Bengal.
and Captain t %sae Ciassuaslikelthi it R'illiamPaltene~
. .
for Bombay.

OLD 11.1.1LEk.

. .
tale' day eight prifoners were tried, four of whoni
were conviaed of felonies, viz.
A. Robisfon, for healing plb. of pewter, the property of J. 4.
Yates.
J. Williams. for tleanng a trunk, the goods of i.
Ann kisses, Sor Resting a podet book, and a ji. bank note, tbe
property of James_ .
C'. Walker, for ruannia pair of thou, the property of Whilatis
l.e.
And four were acquitted, among whom were,
IPSWICH DANK Ft•RGERY.
Charles .itlitelford Still, and William flitchitu, who were
capitally indicted, on the profecution of James Page,
fen. of Swaff ham, in the county of Norfolk, brewer,
for forging and uttering, knowing the fame to be
forged, two prontifrory notes, of the Bank of Ipf-
wich, figned Ralph Holden and Co. and made pay
able at Meffrs. Hinckley, Brothers, and Co. at No. 6,
Si. •Michaers alley, Cornhill, London.
The Counfel for the profeention llated, that no
foch perfon exifled as Ralph 11:Iden and Compacy,
nor any firth perfons as Mein's. •Hinckky, Brotheri,
and Company, at No. 6, St. Michael's-alley, Cora.
hill, acd that this was part of a fyllem of fraud and
forgery carried on and concluded by the prit )ners
the one of them, Mr. Still, being the oftenfible perfon
at St. Michael's alley, and the other, Mr. Hitchins, the
ofienfible perfon at Ipfviich.
The fi; a witnef. for the profecution was the fon
of the profecutor, James Page, jun. a fchool boy at
renchurch.flreet, fated, that on or about the
28th of April lea, he received from his father a bill
of exchange for tool. indorfed by a Mr. Leaman, and'
payable in two months after date, with diredions to
prefent it to the plifoner, Mr. Still, whom he found,
not at No. 6. Michael's alley, but in a few days after
at Baker's Coffee Houfe, and delivered his father's
letter-to him, with the bill of exchange. Mr. Still
told him, that if he would go at a certain hour, which
he did, to the Edinburgh Cattle, oppofite Somerfet
Houfe in the Strand, he would find one of the firm
of a country bank there, who would give him Ipf.
with bank notes to the amount of the bill. The boy
went accordingly, and law Mr. Hitchins, who gave
him tool. in five pound hank notes of the Ipfwich
Bank, figned Ralph Holden and Co. payable at the
houfe of Meas. Hinckley and Co. No. 6, Michael's
alley, Cornhill, and hated that Mr. Hitchins, whom
he had pot teen before, told him that his (the boy's)
father knew lint well, for that he had been at his
houfe.

Mr. Page, the father, being called as a witnefs, de-
nied any knowledge cf the prifoner Hitchins, and
Hated, that in a tcw days after reccivit.g his f.n's
letter, acquainting him that the hou!e at No. 6,
Michael'►-alley had failed a day or two after the
interview with Mr. Hitchinsat the Etlinburp,h Caftk,
he battened to town with the remaining notes, his
fun having kept fame of the Ipfwich bank notes,
namely, thofe received from. Hitchins, becatife they
had wafers o❑ them, whereas thole received (torn Mr.
Still had not wafers on them. _ _ _

Young Page, in his evidence, Rated, that he ob-
revved an alteration in the two notes fence his two ex
aminationc before the Lord Mayor, and that by the
advice of Humphries, the Attorney for the profe.:u.
don. he had made a feleetion of the notes received for
his father, from Mr. and thofe received from
Mr. Hitchins, but he admitted that his prefent re
marks were made lately, and that his father had the
notes out of his hands for a fhort time, perhaps five
minutes.