Star.
London, England, 1803-11-29 00:00:00

101111lT BRAITHWAITII.

This Prifoner had the command of a (hip called
the Wakefield, and was found guilty of having in his
without giving a fufficient account how
he obtained it, toalbs. of cordage with his Majetly's
mat k.

Mr. Jrartt, in mitigation, Rated the obfervatians
of the Noble Judge (Lord AAAAA r;, under %hum
the trial was concluded, that from all the circum-
dances of the cafe, a (mall fine would only be likely
to be impofed, and that the Defendant thould not
be brought upon the floor of that Court, where he
new appears, to receive the folema Sentence of the
Law.

Mr. DALLAS, for the profecution, difclaimed all
knowledge of thefe remarks from fuch high autho-
rity, (fated, that it was an aggravation of the crime
of the prifoner, that he was in the fervice of his Ma.
jelly at the time the all was committed, and that he
thnuld have defected his duty, if he bad not called for
the judgment of the Court on this criminal.
Mr. Jutlice Gaost.—., You, Robert Braithwaite,
have been convided of a very ferious offence—of
har!og pillaged the (lures at his Mnjefly. The pre.
ienvale, however, is not qui:e fo aggravated as fume
et Is that have been prefented before us. Ido re-
coiled one inflance, when a brig completely laden
with new coil, was feized by ruffian hands. Ynu
were employed by the public, and you have defraud.
ed the public, by whom you were rewarded for your
fcrvices. The property of the public mull be prated.
ed. Offences of this kind have become extremely
frequent, and have confiderably protraded the long
catalogue of the Records of this Court. The throng
hand of the law mull be interpofed to prevent the
repetition of fetch crimes. You have had a good
charaOer, I have no duutt you have deferved it, and
it mull be to you a perpetual fubjed of regret, that
yu have foiled this fair reputation. This Court,
taking all the circumllauces into its eonfideration,
does order and adjudge, that you be imprifoned in
Majelty's jail at Southampton for three calendar
months, sad then be dilcbaricd."

itv...l Tr, sr.T ASIDE AN AWAPD.
IVe lately hated die circurnflances An award GE.
Mr. Oliphant, in which a Rule had ILice obtained
to fliew cattle whs. it Ili•nuld not be atide. 'P.,
awatclailigned to Mr. lodalenot the artli‘.l,it et
A quellion atoie on tiii, cafe. wii‘ther, it the awai
were let afide, the aihitratora might make a n,w
award, as the limit ~f their appointment did not es-
pire until December next?
Mr. ERsxtNE, againil the role, contended, that
when the award of the a: biumor is made, howevei
defective it may be, their autlririty expires.
Mr. GIBBS, or, the contrary, prefnmed, that thii:
in'erTening :la of IMIUnn au awaid, which
elefeetive, did not übroate their power under Ain
bowls.
Lord Chief Juaice Et.i.l BOAC/VC:I4 —" I think
the award flnitild he a thing diinefitne/, aril that the
award, whatever it may be, and the expiration of
their authority, ate coternporaneous."—Rule
diL
drarged.
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SELWY% CoDFAFY:

Mr. Selwyn had taken a boule to a Mr.
Gould, at Woodford Bridge, to whiLli a pt: ‘4l 111 the
pat all church was fuppr,ird to belong, and an aCtion
had been brought .Ig.tititt the Dierldarir, who war.
churchwarden, for obrtrti.grng the Plaintiff in the ric•
cupat;on of inch pew. A Rule had been ttbtAii,:d to
Thew caufe why a new trial lhouid n.'t be had on the
ground of furprife.
Mr. Setjeant SIikPMERD fupported the Rule, and
contended, that a certain faculty had been granted to
the DAWfort family, which being admitted in writing
by the defendant, the Counfel was not prepared to
fupport the fad by witneffes, when, contrary to all
expeillation, it was refilled on the trial.
Mr. GARROW, on the other fide, conterded, that
the wcrds employed did not imply inch admiffion,
that therefore there could be no furprik, 'and no
foundation for a new trial.—Rule difcharged.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

The Market to-day had a good Cupp!), of Wheat, which expe-
rienced a redwlion of is. and is. per quarter. Barley was plenti-
ful, and ns. lower. Malt a little cheaper. Peale and Beans had a
dull (ale. Oats were in plenty, and nearly as our Taft. Flour was a
trifle l•wer.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER :

--...... __
Wheat, 425.5:.3. 56.5._ per cr. 0,...5. 231. 26.. 2:..
Fine, 57..595. Poland', 291.10 Sts.
Superfine ditto, oos. Wiiti Peas, 5.. : -1
Rye, 3cs. 335. New oos. Grey Peafe 355. to 335.
Barley, ads 28.. Flue cos. Beans, 375. to ,tas..
Malt, 3 as. 38s. Fine ditto, cos. 'licks 351.395.

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Floor eSs. to 5.0. Seconds ees. to 435. per tack.

RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, including only from the
14th November to the 19th November. Total--5866 Quarter►.
Average fBs- 61d. higher than lilt return.
VIOL THr Lo4DON GAZZTTE,SATIIIIDAY, NOV. 16.
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Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the morns
ending the 19th of Neoember, 1803. .
Wheat. I Rye. IBm Icy. I Oats. I Bean& I Peak.
s. d. a. 4. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d.
S 4 9 36 10 26 o 24 I 38 11 et 5
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Renarns made
in the week ending November 53,1141. Is, per hundred weight

PRICE OF SEEDS.
Red Clover 405 to awe per cwt.
White ditto yos to :11l do.
Trefoil 3e to 565 do.
Carraway Got to 655 dm.
Coriander, His to tys do.
Turnip tos to as per buds&
White Muftard Seed, its tot 36 do. '
Brown ditto, a6s to as do.
Canary, yos to yias per quarter.
Rape Seed, 361. to 351. per lark.
PRICE OF HOPS.
SAO& POtAtZTS.
1
Kent - 41 sos to 51 Is Kent - 51 to to 61 6s
Suffer - 41 SOS to 31l OS SUSCI . 31 45 to 31 t 66
Mx - 41 MS to 51 OS Farnham' 74 OS tq 91 9s
Old Duty sSoL

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
Satidatrid. St. James's. Wltiteeltapd.
HATOotIOI4 to to 5 to 4 6 o 105 15 0 4 4to 6 00
Straw t6tois3lt4Ytott3 o I I 8 to t 14 0
Clover 5 5 to 6 6 6 ego 6 16 0