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the Assauscens frigate: The Hoven (loop of war
Fred a gun this morning for failing with the (hips
for the Wed Indies, but did not get away. Sailed the
AURORA, of ES guns, Capt. MALION, for Plymouth.
Aopt dawn to St. Helen's, the MERMAID, of 32 guns,
Capt. Hos.z.ss ; and the WOLTER/NI (loop of war,
Capt..GoaaoN. The WISIDSOA CASTLE and Patecass
,loyal. are waiting a favourable wind at St. Helen's,
go proceed to Plymouth. Arrived the Mt cue.

or, Lieut. _ •Liar, from a cruise. She (poke the
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fillifflerican (hip Puttslent, one month from New
York: JllOllll 11011•PAllein was then at Baltimore.
, DEAL, jam. S. S. W.—Sailed l'lmOusa•
tenure frigate, on a eruize.t—Canie down from the
Timer a WaLMet CAITLI, Wiacwc tta, Ciaiacsl
an, and the CLAYTON Ea Indiamen, and remain
with the reft of his Idajeny's Chips and the outward.
Sound as per lat
NAIL nOUTSI, innllallY 16.-1-The (hip mentioned in

laa is the Neily of North Shields, from Landon ;
4he has. by the exertions of the boatmen; been got
off the Scroby. and braaght into this beach, and molt
bltily the 101 l will be heed, is well as the tinging
msd materials. Ycitenday arrived the ANT ILOti,
Sir Situtsv extra ; and the tdaatctanna frigate
from a cruise in the North Sea :—alfo the Gaico
tinned we Sailed this day the Avriaa gun veld

COSISTAST and BOLD brigs ;—and FAbOUILITI acid
moat cutters.
(hips of war in the Roads are: the Hutto, of
solsa, Admiral Russite, fizifhip ; ANTELOPE.
Seutsav SMITH; DLFINCL, of 74 guns; Psms-
pea and.bizarciassz frigates, and Gstuo armed
p. Wind. S. E. light breeze.
• FrjasY kik a butch fchoot arrived in the Roads
elirea fio4Holland with fix Jews on board. but as
they have not perawiffion to land, they have been

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obliged by an order from the Collator orthis port to
dnespain on board. . .
Dumassiii, Jas. 15.—Arrived yefterday, his Ma-
thips Lana. Solt ta att., Haan LOCUST, Al-
C za, and BLOODNOUND, from Boulogne, and remain
irith the LIOPAY.D.EURT•MI, lirp.ruas, Au rums,
.61tcreut, and klact.a. Sailed this day the Lena
Ind AUTUMN.
BILIGNTON, JAN. is.—During the gi*atert partof
yeflerday-we were upon the look out, owing to two
flrange fail appearing in the offing at smut three cr
four leagues dlftance. The wind during the day Was
to the W. and S. W. by S. a frefh breeze at times,
very hazy and thick,•that wp could not. fee them..—
The telegraph had a fignal flying, but I do not be. I
lieve they ronld fee it from the veffels. They wen,
two large luggers, under very eafy fail, appearing
to be in waning for fomething. The general opinion
here iit tbat they are French ; they were both very
long boats. We have heard feveral guns during the
afternoon and evening, and to-day again.
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HULL, Jam. 13.—The Traveller, Pave, of NS
port, from Pererthorgh for London, arrived here on
'Sunday, after having undergone for& repairs at
!Lerwick, in confequence of the late norms. roc

Euterptiee, Gains. of this port, has arrivvi f.tfe a:
Montrofe, After having been driven into the f .At. o.
61. 30. North, all well. The Anna Catherine.
from this po:t fot Tonningen, on the IPA ult. was
overtaken by a violent form when near Heligoland.
and driven to Lam ick, in Shetlanii, where lie ar-
rived on the nth with her fails damaged, but no
other 1011. Thelon& Cade, MILNE, from hence to
'Willmar, was franded the 29:h ult. on Ronnen, near
Chrillianlind, In Norway. The wan is fail to be
all laved and wareboufed at Egwond, where the vet-
fel had fence arrived, with the lots of anchors and
cables. &c. The Adtton; Caoai, being taken into
Dock to repair the damage the received in mac-
quenc: of having been 14 days upon a rocky ilrand
on the iflAnd of Gothland, during her laic voyage
from N.IT va to this port, a 'arse piece of rock. weigh-
ing ic9lh. was dirt-over:4 fixed in a plank on the lar-
board hdi!. nearly in the taidfhips. and dole to the
keel, which dropped out immediately on the %etch-
ing being ronoved, leaving a large opening into Ott
1101,1. Had it fallen out during her pafage the mull
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PLYMOUTH. JAN. 15.--Sailed. from Catwater on
cruise the Asas,of slit guns, Capt. Lord COCHiAII;
isnd SEARS:OW[I• brig, of 16 guns, to the coa.
Prance. • Remain in Cawfand Bay, (even fail of the
Noe, tome of which will be off to join Admiral
CoIoWALLIS io,a few days. ,
POITADWUTII, JANUARY t6.—Came into harbour

inevaab!}• have becti Intl. Such a na;rowifcape was
felJnm perhaps ever witneficd. The Thalia, Poem.
of Whitby, finial London to Neweallle, in ballall, is
nn chore near Flambro' Heal. A Prollian rchityt,
(name not yet known) firm Rot.-relarn ta Lcith,
with flab difmailed, was in li'httlry
411,1 would go ii.to the hatbottr as the /we
would acitiJit. The H:ecnis, Ray ros. from Shield:
for London, islofk near Orfordnefs. The Notthum.
: ethane' packet, Vast r, from Nesecatlle for this port,
dining the heavy gale lad Mcrelay, was 0b4c.1 tr
an for Ficarbro', when the received confider:A.lc de-
'nage, and was obliged to deliver her cargo. The
Robert and Ann, Captain As INPOV, of and fii.m
Sunderland, to London, with crals, got on the
C• elle Saad near Yarmouth, anc: is gone to pieces I
the crew are caved. Lad Actielal the wind at this
(.net was very tempeilunus, and !our (loupe coal load.
td, were funk at the South End, and others much
damaged. The p.p.. :t, and Fame. HAlL-
lithei, bound to L• video, were driven from withui a
• tvi!miles of Yarmouth Roads back into the Humbert
but fortunately received no damage. Twenty •e(ve)s
acsZ hcen fitted out by Mr. THOMAS Culver,. of this
Pine, acznrcliog to the pl men, Meffrs. Weir's, and
with frames and (lidos, for the reception.
of two s..lh. carronades each. rram the facility still)
.ch Chi; may Le L. an;;o: inn its sup d '

ration. there reffels are admirably ealculetedto ren-
der effeetual valiance to the (hips of war, in the event
of any attempt on this coati. ' •

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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. ' . • ...
To the Champion, Mercury, and Santa Dorothea, a diftrlbatiql
of the bull and Rom of the 801 l Dog, and a French Trainee:do,
will be made at No. 3, Tartetuck-place, Btuftell-tquare, on the ao:h
Intlant. •

To the Hg7erd, for the capture of la Beane tea la Jeanne, •
diftribution will be made on board the Hazard oa Monday the
23d laftant; and to the rentainder of the Odp's Company, on bout
hi. ',Nay'. Mfg. San lord, upon htr arrival at Plymouth. •
The gun brig Monkey, for the tvcapture th. rot► Orftwa and
the briE be paid on the sift inftant.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. t ' •
Edward Holl, Efq. u appointed Arckited to all the uml works
of Great Britain.

Mr. C. Mends, iorter of the Crobter.
Lieutenant F. Banked to the Schlemmer.
OYD'. LIS F.
C,ATZItIItD, JAN. a f..—Paffed by, the Ann, Rwin,-from BaG:
Bohn, Brock, from Dantsic t Recreation, A roindo I Yarn Pet•-
dinand, Leon; and Amphitrite, Brooks, from Lifboa....riallarl
the Hamilton, Mould. for Africa. ' ' •
'
AMLIIVIIII—In the Downs, Good intent. Bennet ; Ann, did& I
Peace, 'Swan ; Adrian, Vale ; Race Hark, Langley ; and Cale.
Asderion from Malec At Poole, Charlefton, Bungle, front
New Bruahrick. At Liverpool, Atlantic, Howe, from Virginia;
Mulkingham, --vs, from Philadelphia ; Friendtdp, —, Goa!
Faro; Elisa Green, Smith i and Charlotte, Huffey, from New
York. At Clyde, Duke of Kan, Fkinner. from Micas& At
New...els, Oimaserm, Fergufon, from Halifax. At Falmouth,
Becky, Madden, from Gibraltae. At Ilfracombe, /Boom, Finite,
from Bhagat's:dim& At IC.lnfale.'iliekotelte, -•--• ; Ind Mady,'
Head, from Newlllindlisid. At Cork, Intrepid, &cod, front
Philadelphia; and Favourite, Fryer, from Ipt.inia. At I.ifboo.
Ark, Atkinfon, from London, with the Beat; Lady. Ncifon,
Ida Alance ; Mary. HMI; Orphans, lilatlate; Martel, Rice; John
sad *Maas . Stiles ; Stark, Brown; Crown, Bowden ; and Jane,
Rionoar, from Newfoundland. la the Creek, Vrow Elisabeth,
Meyer, (rout Pam • and thdy Ann, Miller, from Sicily. At
Ptathisooth, /ha, Reid, Rem Minium
Thetheraore. Palk, Rasa Newfoundland, is loft at Vilna.—
Crew and part of the quiphisad.
The 'Austad, &von, Bus Dundee for Wllbeack. is loft near
The Hallitnny, I'n Shore, From Rotterdam, bound to
Leith, Is into WM*, Pavia. Idle her matt, and received other'
pddarahk damage, la a palest what on the tati Wilma.
The Conception and Adk, French help, were driven oat of .
Cadis harbour, in die night of the ash of November. and ware
Branded.

The fane, way, from Neweaftle far Telanmoutli, was captured
00 the 23d at November, and carried into Boulogne.
The Bostetiful, Loom from Landau for kicerciale, Is on more
near Yarm oth.

The Hope, Citation, from Guernfey for Briftal, is loft war the
Land's En 4.

The Minerva, Lovett, from St. Thomas's for Hamburgh, is an
'fare oar Graveßoes.

The James and Rudy from Nun for Chepftow, is loft war
Rent

The paste, —, from Ulm ; ■ed the Commerce, Thompfan,
born Etahnnore, are loft or dm mat of Hollahl.

The Princebof Wide% Campbell, from GMCOW& for Cork, to
join convoy for jamakna, hardy mandoned to have been put into
Caniebehown, failed tbeace on the IR inn.
Captain Kerdike, of the Ilasbadoes, arrived at Liverpool from
Barbewba. fpokc, on the iddi November, the Scipio, Hottitod,of
Greenock, in lat. 77. keg. 47. hut as weeks from Loehr/an, bound
to Virginia. au wen. • •
the Hawks, Crawford, b arrived at Newfoundland, from
roam •

A fatter data Lechbcy, December's', fay,. o We have had
eery Sonny weather foe Corse time pan. On the syth (even week
were piloted by the ferrymen el Crop. Ines Lath/pelve, dined of
M.U. Annum there are the blip Lady Outline. Captain-Mt:ion,
from New *outweigh for Lteerpool ; 01ip Zephyr, 'twin lyp, (Sr
tri:era brig Irons Savannah for Ifino. Captain O Cumralig„ tote
whole wad finaortal it lea, was taken up by the brig
from 11:vaanah."

Advice was ycfterday received of thh flip Loftus, ,
Captain °ricer 13L.swo, a cartel from Demerara to,
Amflerdam, with Dutch trcnps ort board, having',
been blown out of the %Velem Mandl, and wrecked
on the coati of Portugal, near Peniebe.. Of cso per.
fops on board, melancholy to relate, upwardi of ;Do
an aced to have perifhed.
The Weft India Reet,which failed from Ponfmonth,
on the zd infant. ander convoy of she Conciosvz,
bearing the Rag of Rear Admiral Dacas_Ll were all
well on the 7th, in lst. 47. N. long. t 1..18. Well. The
Rtinen flop of war, with five fail which had fepa•
rated from the fleet the night it failed, NO rejoined.on
the gth. The wind was at by E. with a liio-
fpect of its continuing fronitrtatpoint.,

Accounts ha?: been rece!ved from Admiral Sir j.
SA u KARI a, announcing the capture of a crtafiskpable
numii:r of tt,: enemy's veirels by the fquadrnn tinder
his command on the Jerfey Ration. The number of
the veffels taken is pot precifely known, but wt under.
Rand they exceed twenty, and are chiefly costlier&
A lever from on board:the Goblets, Ferrol Bay,
January 4, foys—.. We arrived lame about three days
ago, after a hard gale, which !ailed feten days. It
was the hardell klle I have teen fence I have been to
lea. • We arc blocking up bete five fail of the line,
and four frigates. with five fail of the line. and one
igatk, but we ex eft them out eve:), moment ; we
have got every thing ready for an engagement—even
to the locks on our guns ; we fee them continually,
but cannot get at them, they only want totes over to
Corunna, a place about fix miles oppofite. The rea•
fin is, they cannot fail from Ferrol with a wind that
will take them to France; but it will take them to
Coranna, and they can fail frdm thence to France
that will take them out."

The Spanilb Government bai itued peremptory
orders to Commanders of the Sparta Colonies, to
obarve the Ilri&ctl peutrality during the wart and
on oo account to fuller prises made from calker of
the btlngerctlt powers to cow any of their ports...—
The Ilarriot. Huxr, from Jamaica, was fettle Ihort
time Fnce captured in the Weft Indies by the Eugenia
Ftsncb ptivatcrr. and fent for the Ilavannah ; but
no ar..ting cIE that port. was, as a French prite.
rcrufed A.Amittahce ; and the prize-mailers being un•
able any longer to .keep the Ica. was obliged to libe-
rate the veffei, and hosft American colours. before
the Spvniards wou!d allow him to enter. The Har-
r:os vas afii.:%%.l:d• Allowed to profecute her voyage.

A Ric:: WI, s r t—The third dsy's drawing sell be
tomorrow wierr.:ng tine o'clock. 'rickets and Shares
are filling by Ilaasur and Co. No. :6. Corithili.
warranted u.tditcen, and svi'l centime on file (Whig
the whole or Cie awing.
The mon le(' eEl.tblerintlein FtirJte Dancing ACA-
dcmics for GCOileTell of any ag c
ever, ;he have nsgiOc.l!UJlCßl,ire that acciimp'.;l4•
mew. and swirls to Icon I I part cii.ar.y private arid
4:::petlitinti4, are, at Nn. e 9, S:.t: rard-tirtet, Go;Jen•
(Tian', and No. ro, Great Ilion, Go
Fields; the initiations Arc by Mr./U.1.1,w, .flitted by
hisirrs. Tosinrasns and Mar Of a, on a plan as eat)
as tha ilyle is cicgant rid lath' °rabic. The Piano
1.C770: Hop, arc all; ut.,;11% at..

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0I ,D 2.17.:Er SISSIONL

Yefterday Alofit y qftir, a jeer, • was inSlfed forte.
flcaling a' ocket-book, containing two two
pound Bank Notes and hal/a:guinea, the property of
Jofeph Cates.
The profecutor, aSpanifli feaman, Slated, in broken
Englifh, that, about 18 day, fitice, he went to a pub
lie-houfe in Eaft Smithfield, called the Ship and linrfe
Shoe, to attend a dance : a number of failors, and
their girls, attrasled by the found of the fiddle .and
an organ, which had been previoully hired, crouded
into the tap.roons, where the feet of the company
were quickly in motion. • The witnefs was -qui;e fo.
Iter. having only drank part of. a pot of beer and
brandy made hot, therefore was enabled to fpcak
precifely, reepefting the prifoner's behaviour. Haring
danced Yeveral reels, he conlidered himfclf bound to
pay the mhficians, and pulled out his pocket-book
with that intent; on which the prifoner, who was
Standing by, immediately came up, looked over the
witness's moulder, examined the contents, and then
went away ; another reel which the 'timers danced
(without falling) oecafioned him to harte•an
tion (as he termed it) for a drop of/sr: he nor.
dingly went to to the bar, and while • be was lining
the glass to his head. the prifoner walked behind
him,. and took the pocket-book out of his right fide
wailjesat pocket, with •twhith he immediately ran
air.. The book contained the notes already men.;
tinned, half.a•guinea, and a Spanals promo:Con.—
Witnefs cried out," That man-has robbed me,"and
tried to Slop hip, but could not. Some time after,
the prifoner caibeagain volithtir4 into the tap-room,,
and witnefs collared him, as the perfinn who had
nokn his 'pocket-book; the other denied it.; but on
fending for an officer he ran into the yard, at the
back part of she hotife, jumped over.a wall, and made
his escape. Witnefs went to the Pui,lic Office in
Lambert-(freer, gave the neceffary information to the
Magillrate, and the prifoner was taken into cullody.
Lawrence Crow, a fisherman, laid he was at the,
Ship and Horfe, Shoe on the night the profecutor was
robbed. The latter W2S dancing, and went to the
bar to drink, during which witnefs °blotted the pri.
loner fleal the pocket-book, and make off.
On being eked*. Mr. KNAPP if failors were not
oft* ikalifias overt witnefs laid, 8. Why, Loan ! you
know we are, and that is the time we are in oori
glory." He did not, however, acknowledge they
were in that Slate when the profecutor was robbed ;
but, on the • contrary, quite fober.
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The prifoner. in his defence, alledged, that he hap-
pened to be in the room when the money was loft,
but pretended to be ignorant of the offence. The
Jury found ham—Guilty.

,71esw Xitman was tried for having on the entail-
ing of the :oth of December, between Iflington and
Highg:tc, robbed the St. Alban's waggon of a box,
contataing,various valuable articles
The Waggoner, whole name is James Clark, raid,
he loaded the waggon on the evening of the isith,
and put_ the box in gueßion into it. Qn the morning'
of the soth, between three and four o'clock, the wag-
gon fit clot from the White Hart, in. St. John s-
Itreet, •and the Witnefs.followed it with a light until
it got off the (tones; th:n he got Arno the waggon.
Jull before he came to the weighing-bridge, he ilopt
at a houfe called, the Peacock, and he 'vas lure the
box was at that time in the waggon. Here lie had
fame purl, and got a man who accompan:cd him to
Rand at the dour while be was in the houfe; it was
very dark mate time. When be came to the weigh-,
ing•bridge, he miffed the hot ; he ran to make inqui.
ries after it ; met the patrote, and told them of the
lots ; when they informed him they had ot the box,
Whicb was at the watch houfe, where Le Law the Pri.
Caner in cullosly. •
A Patrole, who was Rationed near ICington, raid,
thistle and the other watchman, underlianding there
were frame look fellows about the neighbouihood,
determined to be particularly careful. Ott the morn
ipg at the aoth, they heard the waggon coming by,
they wont• and concepled. tbe.mfelves lieu the place
where,the yraggon flopped about half pall four. and
law fool,. people about die The Prifoner
came tip to the Witnefs, fuppafing him to be one of
his afinciiter,aucl Aid, " ere are ;hey I have
jull tumbled it cut into the middle of the road." At
thit time he tnillonk the Prifoner for one tif the tre-
trule ; hot his partner loon came up, and iwaettiately
laid hold rn
of him. .The Wittier% then went in ;mink
of another fellovi, whom lie took up; bot that man
has Luce been 4111-charged. Another patrole then call.
ed out..to the Witnels, and told him he had g. ,t the
Aral. meaning the box. This evidence was corrobo.
rated by the watchman, who bad been in company
with the lull witnefi, and who law three petitions com-
ing from the plaze where the box lay ; the Prifoner
was one of the three, and was immediately taken.
The Jut y &nod the Prifoner—Guilty.
Mr. Rrcoantta then told the patroles they haJ be.
bitved themfelves exceedingly welly and ordered
them to have their expenees.

yobs BresuAr and gas Broom core charged with
the capital offence of highway robbery. in felonioufly
affaulting Tllnmes Lary on the King's hi:thway,
putting in fear, and taking hom his perfun a
Giver watch, his property.
The parties in this cafe were all Hibernian:, and
its mei i:s tray be crtlleetcl from the following (ketch :
—The Profeentor Hated that he was pang though
Parker's lane. Drury late, between twelve and one
o'clock, on the nigh: of the a6th of &pt. when lie
was met by the .Prifoners. neither of whom to his
knowledge be had ever teen before ; they had a little
cooverfation alsott the night, the weather, Arc.
was rainy. 11. is confab took tsp about two minutes.
when the Frlfoner Brown put up a handkerchief to his
face, as it would appear, he raid, with an intention
of wiping it. At this time they had got very hear
the end of Parker's last. Whit the friendly bated.
kerchief was holding up to his face, Decent et (matched
his watch from his Fob, and ran off with it. The
Pia-osiers ran different ways : the Profecther followed
Brewller ; he eri.74, " n.p thief," and fo alarmed
the Guardians of the Wight, that one of thews flop.
peed him. Ertwlter was conveyed to the watch
honk' and fearclked.but ire ffe.nuall y—no watch was
t.. found. Whiie t:teT were :mire? itrz Br w fler
to the Jcp g of noftionsl dtp•eJators. the P,ifoncr
Brown foltonc I th rn, and Aflisalle went into the
watch honk; the Ptoactit.,r immediately charged
Loan as as accorna•l:44. The Prolccutor inksoirledired

Is /tad been arink;ag that tilgbt.tan *valved that
was by no means the vrorfe for licror. Es was
bee of the perfontof the two ?names. '

Corr.cliuS Buckley, the watchuasni sir.
B-e Hs the Profccutor eras porfolleaharwv.
robor:ved the latter part of his =Wet, :el:
that the Icarch for the watch was liefelloaL .
Therfectitoe came (mu-4rd agate, and Rated bis tap.,
vietion that Breiviker had given Brows the tostger,
who Lad feeured it before he returned to 4oistio
cortyanio:!. _ _ _ _ _ _

Brcwiler is his defence protefled his innocence of
the chArge, and Brown put it to the Court if tt
were likely that he thould go to a watck hada if be
was confcinus of having tommiued fuck ad offence I
While the Jury were deliberating upon the cafe't
the watchman, Buckley, requefled permiffsou
mention a circumllapee. Since the truncation toot
place, be laid, the Profecutor, who certainly appeared
to be the' cOrnfe for what he had drank that weft,
c +me to him and esprefed his doubts art to the citP.
refiners of what he had laid to the charge of the I%
6iners, adding, that he had been rather aupid isd
flurried when the affair happened.
This farmed. tekdetermine the Jury: both the Ir'sii
loners were—Acquitted.

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• Eletwor Nie4oli was charged with Reeling, on doi
24th Oftoiser lag. in the parifh ofa.htarT la-bonne,
three gowns, two ihifti. Come handkerchiefs, flock*
ingt, &c. the propaiy of Sarah• Green .
fhe profeeutrix lodged in the hoofs of a Mr. ler,
vin Wild. The prifoner•canse. to pay a villa to bet
lifter, who was a fervent in the farm hours, and after
living there for rime days, Ike foond menu, in die
abfence of the family, to get poffeffi in of the by d 4
the profeentrix's room, and to take a bc't containing
the above articles, with which The fuddenly withdrew,
leaving her own property behind. Abut a month
afterwards, on hearing that a charge uas made
againfl her, The forrendered berfelf. The pribmee
was aged eighteen. Verdia—Guiky.

71,01/16/ May was indieted for felonioant Reeling
a tub of oyilers, the property of John Noble. It
appeareji, that the prifoner watched an opportunity
to enter the profecutor'a thop, who fells oyllers is
Paul-greet, near Vtnlbory.fquare, and carried sway
the tub in gliellion undifco•ered by thofe withiw.bot
was apprehended a few yards from the door by two
police oiSCers who had watched Aim. The Jury
found him Guilty. -

Timm Prato-, a young man who had been erne:
pinyed to light lamps in . Hackney Road, by Mr:
William Couldncy, a Contrador for lighting lamps,
was tried for haling two quarts of lamp oil. The
Charge was clearly proved, and the ptifoner wai
found Guilty.

Cecil Pin was capitally indiaed, for horeariootty
dealing from the (bop of Mr. Page. nine *arches,
four pair of fpettacles, and a pair of knee-buckles.
The Counfel for the Profecution dated, dui on
Monday lad the prifoner, in company with five when
lads, went up Chalektv-lane into Leatheerlaisek
they got to Liquorpond-fireet, when two pan!
theinftlres, one on each fide of the wly. and (on;
I.•ent up to the (hop window of Mr. Page, pawn;
broker, whore (hop is the corncr of Lstipmtrpossar
fireet, and likewife of Eyre-dreet-hill. rlu:s was
about a quarter pall fie o'clock in the evening. Kt.
Page *as himfelf in the fhop, and heard the IhNciino,
dow (math, and upon looking law fever'',
fide' having previoudy broken three pool of itLit.
He cliftinetly faw one to have light,peper awdlhlt
col-acted coat on, which proved to be We prifiawr.
—They all ran away, and the prifoner was flopped
about fifteen yards from Mr. Page's houfe, and car-
ted back to the (hop, where it was dircovered that
his right hood was bloody, having beer, cut by tha
glafs window ; and a cor sers found in his glove alto
bloody, and correlponded with Use .cut in his hand..
It was obferred that they all had gloyei on. 'Mr:
Page miffed two wenches that everting, mid &Yea
more the nest morning, befides the other things laid
in the indi.2.ment. A watch warllto found in the
area.—Verdid Guilty.

Yawn Hughes w•as indiEted quart
pewter pot, the property of Jokpitt Middy. iipotalkane
to Linsg•fireet. Drurpiane t and ittairy Ifiefiss was
indicted for receiving that pewter pot, Mowing it-to
have been doled.

The evidence was quite clear agaiaa both the
loners. Hughes went into the pablie•houfe, had a
pot of beer, and took away the pot. The Prifoner,
Mary Hoofton, bought it of hire for rmpoooe.
They were both found Guilty—Jur which the
Thief will be traniportekt fur (even years, and the
itc‘..ivcr for fourteen.

When the Officers who apprehended and the per-
Coos who gave evidence agasna the Pitfonera, applied
for their espences. the ftscoansa (aid. they &sold
certainly have their espeaces. The Pnbbc were
greatly indebted to thois who Iwooitht filch offenders
to jofhce, tor the depredAtiosa they committed in
this manner were molt enormous ; fiercely credible
to thole who did n.t really know of their extent.

Ladaw w• a s chAr ged whb felesioully
on the 6th Jay of J4nuirF, t slim weight of beef, the
pet-poly of Ele.tznr Caap:in.

Tile Pt ofeeutor, it appearftkeeps a bnteher's &rip
in one of the 'beets blanching from Hatton-garden:
on the day abosemeutineed. one of the Wimeffes. s
baker, an oppofite neighbour of the Profccutor's.
law the PrWooer take the piece of beef away in his
left hand, put it andrr his coat. and walk off with
ran and toid the Pr.•fenutor of it, in coats-
coerce of which the Paton'r was purroed—befors
they CAW up with hint he threw the beef upon a
heap of dents.
The latter raft of the Baket's !cilium, was cor-
roborated by another os the witneffee.a milk matter.
who law the Ptifnner throw away the piece rf beef.
"I be Palmier, in his defence. denied the charge. is
ate: be bees arehmg -f the Ptoferntor or his beefs
he 11146 walking leif re.y near the bottom of Hatton
Garden, w hen . ne or rw•. of the Witnefes caught
hold cf and made the eliatge again, him.

Witveges appeared is h;‘ Leh.tlf. The Jury bad
no acCuatioa is ui Liat—.Guabr-