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London, England, 1804-12-11 00:00:00

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Noe! near Grimtby, is got off Ind arrived at thispOrt
to be repaired. The Polly, QuAaAliTlwa, from Lon-
don to Ncrway, put in here lAA week, leaky.- •
DUBLIN, DEC. 4-On Saturday the Elisabeth.
of Workington, ran foul of the Neptune lender, and
carried away the tender's bowfprit, but received no
damage befell, The Morning Star, on making the
harbour, (the night being datk) was driven on the
fpit of the North Bull, and funk ; the ere*, dere raved
by the life-boat. It is hoped the veffel- will be fared-
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. • *
• • The officers and crewinf the fleet under the command of Ad-
miral Sir Hyde Porker... Brat. who were robustly on board, the sd
April, dot, will be paid.foc be capture and deftrodtiotof the
Dana flips and radar, r No. at, Milbank Arcot. on Wedne:C'
day the &6th of December, and ten blowing days, and recalled on
the loft Wedoefiliy in "bray month for three rare*
To the blab" a itftribution for the ?democrat, and John.
recaptures, Anon y, and 9, ts 33, will be ma& clothe lops
rival in in port, and recalled at No. a, Jameidttect,Adelphi, for dime
yeam. •
• • • PROM LLOYD's LIST. •
• Garaitstib, Doc. 'co--Paired by the Priced', Foritsr, hers
Riga; Braman* &owe, from Gnernfey ; Jratanni Gertrude",
Gait, from Übe& ; Qpran, Dymond ; and the Albion.Ciaollow
from Liflent.-Eaßed•trie Prince& of Wilco, Swain; and Friend.:
;hip, Sinclair, for lantafta; Elisabeth, Ricrac, for Cork; Stag,'
Mellen, Sot Gaternfey ; Combs, Abellsl and the Twice& Bro.
der, Rye, for Atraterdani. . _ •
. • . ARRIVED. .- _ • • •
Off Dear, &Ten, Dyteond. from Lliben-Rt
Rover. BMW, too-
rola. ladle, an Charlotte, Jambe, from Bilbao;
DOOR
and Haraway,Wartilegtea, front Oporto-At Cob, Marellob 1
-•••••• and ben Opotecr-At Kinfale, Mary,
Wade ;'and Draper, Aladden,from Oporto-At Dublin,
Martha. ;
Larniagton, from London.-At Waterford. Bet Try, Jenkhis, from ,
London-At Oporto, Hopei Ware, from NravfOundiand--At
IX-
boo, 800 payout, from Cork; Favourite, Way; Comb
Hanky; Argo, Mills; and badeavour, from Newberg.
land-At Gibraltar. Aaron, *seer' and Soca', Orion. Irate
Newfoundland-•-At Covey. Lads, Ls illair,from Vakocha...AS
Forramoutli, Fielding, Smith. from Riga;- Two Silken,
from Newfoundland; itud Elizabeth.iron Odd
to Copenhagen ; and Blanche, Ryan. from Surluaro-At Paris,
John and Thomas, Morrell, from Lohradoro-At Torbay, Unity,
---, from Oporto-At Liverpool, Hamlet, Little, from
Brunfwick ; Commerce, —; and William, from manta
-At Londonderry. Conine, from Riga--At Leghoi,
Magnet, end Acblla. Vcrgfors, from Gibraltor...At Ma-
Sum. Neptune. Vkkerman, from Liverpool and Britanula.Todd,
from Hull-viit Napbm, Ann, Ball. from Newfoundland; Hyena.
Richards • Time and Chance, Turnley; Mazy awl Helm.
Church ; 'and Union, Bane, from Newfoundland.
The Progrifs, DawToe, Trap Peterfkraikb au luxe Dear ea-
holm, but is ezpoliod w be got GM
The Robert and Swab, Fairfoor,
efrzelter, vies loft at Dew
nehoo the loth of °baba. Cargo to be Caved.
no Lomb, -..--, bast Whit for &K =swore:dee
tlN:raith ult. off the Sates, bya French Remits. who bad taken
three brigs.
The Duni packet experienced one of the shot
dreadful gales that ever blew t It tailed three days
and during that time the Englifh and Span& three. days
with other paffenger!, were fakned under
a-
ches,!m-
to prevent theil betas waffled overboard
curing confufion. Tlie elute confinement they en
dared, and the certainty of the veffers not being able
to weather the Rom, made th t
eir fituation ruly
able. It was repeatedly thought that the packet was
finking: The two Mellengers Pet off nearly at the
fame time from Madrid. The Spaniard, however,
arrived one day at Lilbon, before the other, and, it is
faith difplayed.no common fun", in order to pre-
vail on the DIALN• to put to fen immesliately with
him, that he might be Bell in England with his dif
patches. He told the Captain that no (Aber bleffen-
ger was on his way to England, nor was an
veffel y one ez:-
pelted to Pet off for fome time. The accord
ingly failed r but was obliged to put back by contrary
winds, when the Englith Ileffenger. having arrived
at Lilbon the following day, was taken on boatd, and
both failed for Falmouth together.
A Spauifir veffel of fix guns and 137 site is at
Fiume, and an Emil& flip of nearly equal foots has
moored alongfide of ber.
Captain PICIEMOIS is appointed to the cotimand of
the RAMILIIIS, of 74 guns, at Portfmoutli.
Lieutenant NORMAN in appointed to the command
of the Hacars gun veffel. . •
According to the late accounts,the outward bound
Weft India convoy Rill remained at Cork with a con-

trary wind. .
Airniral Lord GAILDIP 11l hi, to hoift his
.flag on
boatd the Hawntela.the fineß (hip in the Britifh navy.
Cocaina; Woirram•sz.—Before the moll Noble
and Right Hon. the Lords Commilfioners of Appeals
in Prize Canfes.
The Jacob, Simonton matter.s—Titia veffct was falling under
Denial adman, laden with a cargo of wine, dry Weds. Ste. et the
time of the capture. h appeared by the procculinp in this cafe,
that the Judge of the Vice Adathstty Court regain' the illip and
condemned the cargo, bum which fattence of 6:indenturing the
Claimant pedestal an weal.
This mate Win alined* the Coiled on both Mies on the syth
of Nevem:re latt
. whoa that lord
top
direded a reference to
the Maiters et the Trinitrbonfe, as to the oxide the wed was
'kering at the time of
'situp i and their Loolthips being this day
fattefied rcfpiellaz act tea, confirmed the feutence of the Court
below.
HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY.
The Richmond. lfmttne matter —This was an Anscrican sriffel i
?adds with a cargo. principally confilUt ~ Of provitions,whlch were
moldy Rid at St. Helena, by permifftotiof the Governer ; but It
being dikes
r, that ibe bad ou board a codiderabk quantirf at
piteh and tar, more than was needtary for flora, with which the
was in the aft of unmoving to prat/sato the ince( Prance, where
the water it appeared intended to difpote affo of the wad, !be
being of fuck a weft:mitten as height be inimediddy converted
into a privateer. the Governor ordered the veffd to be detained,
and kat to Engtandifor adjudication.—Ship and goods condemned.

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A very (mitt prvfi took place on Sunday
inn the
weft part of the town particularly.
Yetlerday morning a party of Police officers went
to feveral houtes at Stratford, Bow, &c. &larch of
Jeferters, when they brought away near 200
perform
MLA of the recruiting parties in town, and Serpents I
of the Guards attended at the Public Office, White-
Lirapel, to identify them, when about twenty were
iWOln to and fent to the Savoy; fame were fent on
board the tender, and the reit were diftharged.
Information having been given to the Dow-Ilteet
Nlagiltrates, that a number of deferters from differ-
ent regiments were fuppofed to be concealed and
harbouied in St. Giles s. Killmill•buildings, Gee-
court, Barrett's-court, Oxford-buildings, Sec. one of
them iffoo.d a number of fearch warrants, andf
at a
very early hour yellerday morning a number o offi
cem and earrole were difpatched to put them in exe-
cution, with tinkles and lanthorns, and apprehended
in the above neighbourhood upwards of one hundred
men, principally bulb. They were in bed, and very
few had Mins on. In the eourfe of the morning they
were examined, when forty of them were idfied
to be deferters, sad were committed ta tl,c entiSavoy
prifon.

DUBLIN, DECEMBER 6.

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in a bad tranfaftiot. There was no evitie•oo tbatAP
had been either at the Bull and Month or at Mt.
bank, on the z3tll, when the parcel was loft. 'l,llr
~e
Learded Judge alto left it to the Jury to conftd
how far the evidence proved the prifoner Cooke to
have been an accomplice in the felony: • •
The Jury retired for about half an tour, arid on
their return declared John Healy gbiltA Ann' Heals
not guilty, and Samuel Cooke guilty. rook'e Is ageit
73, Healy 32. • .. ,
The following were alto convietectof felonies,;. viz.
Lucy Skinner, for .healing twenty ~ yards of piloted
cotton, the property of Judah' Wilkinfon ; J.' Jones
and W. Bowman. top ftealing;3oll2. weight of lee&
belonging to L. W'etton ; Mary Burnett. for baits 4.
a cotton gown, and other. articles, thi property of J.,.
Price; Ann Lockhart, for *eating two tbeets, to.l •
blanket, ace. the property of B—Wallis ; J. featui..:,
for Reeling a filver watch, veldt 4os. the property
J. Jenkins; M. Weblier for Peeling one hand-fait%
&c. ; Sarah Jones, for dealing.e.pair of breeches. this
property of W. Irvine ; J. Williams, €wr Reelinmtwo
Iheets, the property of . J., Proffers t' R. Williattsfon
and G. Savage, for Reeling a bottle of pepPellnint►
the property of R.. Breaker.
Yefterday 7borna: .firAaat was found !bitty of
Reeling to the value of above sos. in the dwelling--
bottle of Thomas Rhodes, at Pancras. ..
*EI Lsssd
?.enboro?tgliis As;, for cutting .laattetittl'aubnbtgr , a. kb
intent tw murder maim, of difguife, Jeremiah Ryan.
on the 27th of Oftober lift; in Store.areet,
_Bedford.
fquare 4 and ICBMs! flashy, another prifouer, for
being prelcist, aiding. couttfelling, and abetting Jones

Cnintrnicationsaf fore importance were yefter.
a
day received at Dublin Caftie from London. Two
expreffes arrived within an hour of each other, having
travelled through England with unexampled rapidity.
There has been the greateft aCtivity obferved with-
in a few days pally in the enemy's fleet at Breit, and
it is believed that they are at laft ;baking an effort
to pot to lea.
Yefterday a notice was publifhed at the Roya I
Exchange, purporting, that on the 24th initant, the
Lords.nf the Treafury atm Bank of England
?oft Bills, at an ezchange of to per cent. for id.
and upwards to a certain amount, in the whole
200,c001.; and alto on this days further notice was
Urged. The above has carded an ettriordinary flue-
tuatios .on Change. •
A.perfon, who Paid he can* from Come part of
the forth, called yefterday to fee a blind man nam-
ed johntton, Simplon's Hofpital. Mr. Johnlton
feemed to have no knowledge of the vifitor, who in•
sited him to drink, and handed him a cake, the
greater part of which he eat; and then gave the re.
mainder .to his comrade; -another blind man.—
Johnfton expired yefterday at four o'clock t his com-
rafie took dangeroufty, ill, via died this morning !
Johniloy was about 46 years of age, and Marlow
about 24. .
Tuefday night, a gang of robbers were taken out
of arm in Churcb.ftrtet. They were lodged in
I St. Andrew's watch houfe. •

OLD BALLET:

erem
th
J riiii.• ,
iah Ryan, a plaileter!, refident in Crown
court, St. Giles's Rated, that at half paft clever/
o'clock, on the night abet* mentioned. he was re-
turning from a public houfe, the corner of Store-
(treet, when he was met by both the prifoners. Jones
fhouldered him off the Ragged way. *Wand's allied
him for what he did that? upon which Jones fquared
up to him in a fighting attitude, Iqan gave him a
pufh, and he fell down. He immediately
Bill IP
again, and called to the other *piTioner, .' - Han-
key, give me the knife f attacked Ryan, and he in
Randy cut him down the right ear, acrofs the back
of the. left band, and upon the right (boulder, Rill
following Ryan as he retreated.
The prifoners produce no witnelTes. bat Hanker
denied all knowledge of Jones, and the latter told a
long Rory to thew, that any injury the Profecutor
had-fußained was, in a general fcuffle, in which many
others were engaged, and in which he himfelf had
been feverely heaten ; adding, that be had force been
in company with the Profecutor, heated him to
drink, and Made up with him all previous animal-
I tics. This the Profecutor pofitively denied.
The Recommit, in reeapitulatihg the evidence, re*
marked to the Jury, that it would be for them to
confider, whether the offence eras ft: -it as to couvitd
the prifoners of murder, bad the profecntor died by
the injuries he had received ; or whether in that are
the profecutor was in fad the aggreffor, which would
Only, according to law, amount to manflaughter.
The Jury acquitted both the prifoners, but they
were detained to be profecuted for the *fault.
"i ron Robert Mu was indided for bigamy. is
having married Anne Smith, on the 14.41 of Jaye
my, at St. Anne's church, Soho; and having, by
the name of James Gillet. married, in the year 1801.
'Olivia Adams, the Paid Ann Smith being (till living
and in London.
The marriage of Anne Smith, as well as her being
Rill living, was proved by a Mrs. Jane 'Thornpfan,
who was prefent at the wedding. But when Olivia
Adatns came to give her evidence, after being fwors,
a molt at eding teen occurred : for on the firft quef•
tion put by' Counfellor Smarr, the fell apparently
lifelefs, narrowly creeping a ft-adored (hull; the was
prefently feized with Rrong convulfions and carried
out of Court. Being fomewhat twelve, the vial
again brought to the evidence-box, and again fell
into convuffions, in which the continued for near half
an hour, and was a fecond time carried out of Court.
By the aid of a medical gentleman the was agaia
brought to, and fupported to the box, when, in .
few feeble words, the proved her marriage with th%
prifoner, on the 3oth of November, ;Sot. The
prifoner made no defence, and was found--Guilty.
The evidence againft the prifoner being thus eon-
pier-, the Jury found him Guilty ; but the fituation
of the parties was further explained by a yosog
Woman, named Ann Staines, whom Mr. Alley called
up immediately after the %erdiet was given. This
gni Rated, that Rte and Olivia Adams had been fel-
low fervants ; when the latter married the prifonre,
the believed the had heard of his former maniernmet .
The prifoner had been very unhappy 'A 411 his fi
wife, and had parted from her. She knew tha' Olivia
Adams did not with to prolecile tne prifoner, f
mo-
or
they had lived very happy together down to the
ment he was apprehended, and would hve tog Aber
again, if he were free.
The following were alio convieted of felonies, vie.
Mary Kemple'', for (haling a pair of nankeen tins.-
fees, Ste. the property of N. Jeffery ; it Eorrill, (or
Realing a pewter quart, and two pint pots, the pro-
perty of I. Vents ; Mary Davis and Sarah Hall, tor
Itealing a cap, value 3r. 6d. the proretty of Mary
Ann kuff:-11, privately in her (bop ; Satah Carrni-
c;tael, for Reeling a Giver table-fpoon, &c. the yr.
perty of J. Hart.
Thomas Watkins was eonviaed of a rnifdetne-tro.•

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Satn,rdaT If. Wil4ainr was capitally indiftea ...
Lord Ellenborough'sAft, for cutting and [tabbinncring G.
Harris. The profeentor laid, he met the prifo
Lead-lane, Shadwell, with brillk of coals on his
(boulder, which he fufpteedto hive [Wien from
a (hip; and, with the afilftance of another man, nam-
ed He wet, feized, and infifted on bringing him to the
watch-houfe : he came with them Tonic few paces,
and then threw down the bag, laying he would carry
it no farther. Hewer remained with the bag,
fome and
Harris proceeded with 'the prifoner, who, after
time, refulbd to go farther. A boggle enfued, when
both fell to the ground, Harris uppernsolt. A gen-
tleman came up and railed both, when Harris's rice
was bleeding. On going a little farther, a fecond
[Wiggle took place from the refinance of the 'prifoner,
whom Harris got down again, but felt himfelf
hen fe-
verely wounded in the leg. The prifoner was t
(earthed, and no weapon found about him ; but near
the fpot a knife was found, with which it was con-
jeftored the prifoner met have inflifted the wound,
whereby the profecutor has fince been
wholedifabd from
following his bufinefs. Tke furgeon attended
the protecutor, proved that the wound mull have
been inflifted by tome {harp inftrument. Verdlift—
Gnilty-7Death.
• . Tbeasaa jailors and An Rurabokl, a woman off the
town, were indifted for [haling from the pern of
George Wright, a faihw a canvas bag, containing a
al. note and a fcven•fhilling piece.—Guilty.
yobs Healy, Am litaly,his wife, and Samoa Cale,
were indebted for haling out of a mail coach a parcel
or country bank notes, amounting to s tol. Bs.
The bank notes mentioned in the indiftment hid
into tent to the mail coach by Mediu Palmer
in
and
Wilkins, Mercers and Drapers, at Waddleton,
Gloucefterfhire. They were put op in a parcel direc-
ted to Palmer, Sit4.ith and Co. London. Within this
parcel the notes were divided into two packets, one
of which was for Palmer-, Smith and
'Co. and the
othir for Bedharn, Filh and Co. It was clearly proved
that the parcel had been delivered on the Bth of No-
vember, at the Couch-office in the country, regularly
booked, and entered in the way-Bill by the clerk.—
When the coach arrived at the Bull and Mouth Inn,
1 London, on the 13th, all the parcels were delivered,
11 and the coach driven off in the ufual manner. The
Book-keeper at the Bull and Mouth compared the
parcels with the way-bill, and finding one addrefted
to MeTfrs. Smith and Co. milling, marked it, Not come.
It appeared that the prifoner Healy was, on the r 3th
November, employed by Mr. Vidlcr, the Contra:tor
nor Mail Coaches, as a SucetDriver ; that is a perfon
who takes the charge of a coach after its arrival at its
&Irritation in London, and drives it to Mr. Vidler's
yard, in Millbani.,Wellminaer, where each coach is
infpcfled previous to its being fent on a new journey.
It was proved, that in the execution of this duty the
prifoner, on the 13th, hove the mail-coach from the
laull-and-Mouth Inn to Milbank. He lived In the
Horfeferry-road, Weftminfter, where be kept a pals-
lic-boufe. An enquiry having taken place refpefting
the lots of the parcel. loose of the bank-notes which
had got into circulation ware traced tc Mrs. Healy.
It appeared, that on the t sth, the prifoner Cooke
called upon a haberdafher in Maiden-10e, and told
him he had got an excellent eufloraer for him, and
that he flrould etpeft ['wile commifhan on the pur-
chafes. This being agreed to, he went out of the
(hop, and in a few minutes retained with Mrs. Healy,
who purclafed route goo&, and paid for them in
country bank-notes, payable by Itcbarts and Co.
London. Sevet al country bank-notes were changed
at this (hop. It was alto proved, that on the s4th,
Mrs. Healy had got change of a sot note from a
woman who refitted in the neighorbourhood, andher, all
there notes thus paid away, changed by
turned out to be part of thole inclofed in the par-
cel addreffed to Melt's. Palmer, Smyth, and Co.
On (catching the lodgings of the priforier, Coke, b
there were found tsol. of
fu fame notes, and a quad - Bow-tract r.—Saturday Mr. I'. a man of rntet
thy of Irifh linen and bed-furniture. appearance, was brought from Covent-Garden flica•
Cooke, in his defence. acknowledged that he had tie, charged by the bas keepers with pulling nut a
received the notes from Mss. Healey, for the porptle pair of patois in the Lobby. It ripper ed that Mr.
of getting them changed, but deviied that he knew T. having intruded hinarelf into
hima which was
any thing of the means hy which they were obtained. full, a difterbance wife between :tad tome gen-
Several witnches were called to the charsiter of the denten in it. the mita of which was his being ferret.
prifonets. From the evidence of thole who appeared bly turned out, when he drew the p;:lols from his
for Cooke, it was learned that he had been ass Actor- pocket, and hell them in a reenacintz way towards
ney in Gloucelletante. A farmer from that part of I the Gentlemen, at the fame time challenging them
the country Rated, that he had known him for forty I to come out; that upon tl.i., one of the box-teerers
years, and that he was "as honed a man of the law called for the conftables, when Tow nflasnel took lin
as he could be." into enflody, to whom he delivered il-e rifkols very
In rumoring op the evidence, the Aerosol it ob. quietly. Tee Magiftrate informed Mr. C. that un-
fared. that the Jury would have to confider, wh;- 1 lei he found very good bail to anfwer the complA t.
tote Mrs. Healy, wm the grcat..ir part of thz Ihc thould be tinder the nectaity of committing him
notes were traced, ,was the hand who commit ted the to pt d'art. Mr. T. admitted the imprepriery of his
crime. or only the inftrument. A man And Hi uife behaviour, but faid it was accafioned by the ill Item-
could not be concerned together in the fame 1.:Iony, menthe had received in the boa, added to his having
becaufe the law fupporcd the Con I Jai pardre'l by I drank rather too mach wile. Ile is only t 7 yeas
the huftsand to be (vastest. to induct her to aftift him of age.

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