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MARGATs-Roahs. JULY 6. The ilttvimo
o the fore yellerday, to be paid.
Pss z awe a, Jui.v 6.—Wednefday evening, altar
poll, the Gautier fluty of war. and. Risotto-mit
cutter, put in from a cruise, bur failed again before
morning. Yenerday a packet arrived front scilly,
having on board the chief Mate of the late Seines,
of Liverpool, Captain Want (one of the unforta•
nate (hips loft on the coaft of Portugal, ender convoy
of his Majefty's blip Arorto), who was landed at •
Scilly out of the Portuguefe fchoOner Bizaria From
Figuera. A Portuguefe Merchant landed die fame
day from the brig Dorothea Lottifa, of Bremen, Cap •
tain Dam t a I. Flour, from Oporto, with hides, fugar
and fruit, for Tonniogen, all well. This morning
the Norway veal., Two Brothers, Captain Burr.,
sal the Friends, Captain Jamas. in balite' Taal
for Dram. .

Dtabittl
Waterford

Facuotrat, Jtn.v 6.—Arrived off this harbour
his Majeßy's Ship Pasoan n, of 44 guns, Captain Lord
M. R. Kaaa, having under her convoy the outward
bound Mediterranean fleet ; alfo the Lass, of 36
guns; and the Soxiaaec, of 24 guns. with the oat.
ward bound African fleets. They were joined hers
by one veffel only, the Echo, Captain Wit.s.taus,
bound to Lifbon. As the wind now blows fee& at
S. W. it is expelled that the whole will pot back.--
Arrived alfo his friskily's fhip Moss, of 40 guns,
Captain Scorr ; and his Wick's Ship Houses,
Captain Hrs.s., from a cruise; the Patsies of Kates
packet,' Toon, in leventeen days, and the Deana.
packet, Deese, in nine days from Lifbun. neither of
which bring any particular news. Left lying in the
Tagus the AUCKLAND and Townsman packets s. the
former was expelled to fail from thence on thesth inft.
the convoy is expelled total for England about the
Bth infant. His Majefty's Ship la Poucsrrs, of so
guns, Captain DUNBAR, fatted on the tats, nk. frail
Lifbon on a anize. The Pews of Weiss poellate
is ordered to be ready by Monday next to take the
Lilbon mail of the sd initam.—P. S. A Blip, fnot
pofed to be the CHISTItris \ LD packet, from the We!
Indies, was this evening fan in the offing, landing
for the harbour.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 7.—Came in the Wddanian.
Captain LINDG , from Teneriffe• hound to this
port and London, laden with vial; the Dania this.
Demuth, Capt. TUILMASSON, from Barcelona, bound
to Portfmouth, laden with brandy, for the. life of
the navy ; the Mapartc, of 74 guns, and the Co.
tosses of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet, to refit;
the Soma's., of 24 guns, from Portfmouth, with
the Rebecca, Charming Sally, Little Jane, and three
other Ihips, outward bound to the Southern Whale
Fifhery, put in by contrary winds. Came from Ho-
tman to Cawfand Bay, the Waaatoa, of 74 gums
'and the PUTTY Lass, of 18 guns, from Ireland.—
Sailed the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, with difpatches.
COIFS'. JULY B.—A Smith Chip, above soo tons,
, laden with wine and fugar, name unknown, bound
from Cadiz to Tonningen, was blinded yelterday
looming off Brook Moir, at the back of the Ifle of
Wight. Part of the cargo is Lived. and if the wea-
ther continues moderate, there is a probability of get-
ting more of it on °sor-. —No lives have been loft. .
SH SSSSSS I, JULY B.—Sailed the KITTY armed
(hip. and Ross cutter, with 22 fail under convoy far
the Baltic ; another convoy is appointed to fad from
the Note for the fame place, on the 16th MS. Wind
S. E.
I DIAL, Joss* B.—Arrived the Cremator and is
Stows frigates; Hairy (loop of war; FURY and
LUCtita bombs; MILLBIOOII fchooner ; BLAVIL
and BRUISIA gun brigs, from off the French eoalt;
his !laic fly's fhip AIGO, from the wellward ; alto
his Majefly's Ihip MAONAI,INII, with a convoy from
the weftward, which are failed for the River. Sailed
the Mist gun.brig, on a ciuize, and la Sanwa fri-
gate for Sheernefs.
Vii MOUTH, Jura 7.—Yeflerday morning the out •
ward-bound Baltic fleet, under convoy, appeared off
this port, and was joined by the Ihips here, and by
the Ross cotter ; the whole failed at eleven. with the
wind S. E. attended with rain.—Sailed the Cowsvaast
gun brig, to the Downs.—Arrived the Common
cutter, from the fleet under Admiral Tiros. a aotooo m,
which the left aU well on Thurfday !alt.—Arrived
from a entire, the Catiaina gun-brig. This day failed
the Cs Nsoa, with tome Victuallers, for the fleet off
the 'reset; and the Cita74l,loll cutter, with Letters,
&c. for Admiral T moan soacv GH and fleet. Cap-
tain PYM has arrived here to take the command • f
the Ansa man of war, which is expelled here to be
,e-victualled. Wind N. E.
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
OlRAVanigto,..., ii,-Patled by the MAry Asis.--.....-.fros
Diditio; Sally. (turn, Irma Limerick ; Elfin', Young; and As.
dress, Whitten, from Temoingen ; Vrow Anna, tnrry, from Pop-
penburah; Endisitht, Free ; Vrow. Fanny ; pore Jan, Viff.io ;
Fanny, Chilton ; Juffrow Cathatia, Darter ; S row Anna, lir-
, fel ; and Vrow I Wing. Hanle, foot. Enitoden --`;ati:d the Rebecca.
Charlton. for Clbraltat ; Mar•hr, l.rwin ton, for Duhlio . • Anna,
Hunt, far Warerfnrd; Ourtte if effnung. —, Int 1....re11;
Hnope, Bowie ; (leads Vreindan. Pnlta , Undergo:min, BOA $
ant pole Elisabt tit. --, Inc Catwych.
The DIAN• Irtgare toiled from the Cove of Cork
on the ill init. with the fleet brunt to the Weft Indic •
ciinfilling of upwards of thirty fail. The Kum's.
Flailla and SPirriall iliroEa faded in caveat wit
them.

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INT ELLGENGE.

50Rt11414.1113 SUMMER CIRCUIT, 1804.
afag:FICI.ROOLItT Srrrit, 12fq.
Mereolictliatke=TtAtrld.ay,.Auguit 9, at Dolreily.
CaFoarioolhinethatklay. Augult is, at Caruarvon.
Andlefer4?dday, Atrituft at. at Besonuris.
• 1114FCON CIRCUIT.
The }Too. GFORGS. 11A MDIIC G Mortar, Lfq.
Preft,4,,ie—Mooday, july3o.
n—Saturday, Anun 4.
Caddlif..4AUP,Ur. AU?, ft
SUMNIF.R CIRCUIT, 1834.
Tbt Hot, CMet Julticc.—En A NCI' Bo RION. Ffq.
flontgomerythire—S..trdAy. Auimit 4. at Welch Paul.
Drobi;;ltOsirc—Eritity, Aurult at K uthin.
Eliot dairc-.- Anti ft 16. it M,.13.
Clacihire—Wedixfday,At.stot xi, at the Cagle of Clleficr.

COURT OF KINGS Etr.NC7H, JULY 4.
H ANSONt• V. 1,40:r-S.
The Plaintiffs are tea-dealers in Hnlborn. The
Defendant was recommended to them to deal (or
tea ; he keeping a flap at Toe recommen-
dation came from 'a Mi. Davids, of Portfea, by let-
ter, recommending the bearer to their credit, with-
out taking the precaution to name him.—The Defen-
dant had the gnosis on credit, and had them fent to
Phineas Davids, Prittlea ; the Plaintiff thought his
nArrie was Phineas Davis's, but fame time afterwards
the Defendant came rip to treat for a compolition,
and offered ten fhillings in the pound, which the
refilled, and then, for the full time, he laid
his name was not Phireas Davttlt., but Moles, and
that it was not to him but to Davids they had given
credit. It appeared clearly that the Defendant ac-
tually conleffed he owed the Plaintiff 1531. and tip.
wards, on account of there goods. Vstdia fur the
rlaintiff—Damages 1511.135. fed.
SLADE V. IAVNTOII.
An afhion upon a promilinry note of a particular
kind, arid which is as follows :
London, Sept. :9.
I prom& to pay to Mr. Wen. Slade, or order, the lam of :al.
by oreckt^ latalnients, at as. In each week,the firß of ft, h weekly
pyneutsan Monday, the ath of Odioher neat ; the ad payment
to be mute nn the Monday then mat following, and fo to be con-
fined weekly on the Monday in each week,until the whole there-
of he paid ; baths cafe any (itch weekly payment Cwla i.e babied
or unpaid. then this note to be in full force for the white fain
which null be unpaid; value received tel.
Signed by tie Defendant. and witnetl.4 by on Attoreey's Clerk.
It appeared that the plaintiff had from time to
kittie:lent the defendant rums of money while under
age, amounting to 391. and that after he became Of
age the parties met, and after the defendant had laid
lie could not pay the whale, the plaintiff confented
to reduce it to 341. for which this note was given.-s-
Application was made in vain for payment.
Mr. Ittcursatisontoo behalf of the DefendanT, fuls-
mined that this was not a promiffory note, but an
agreement, and, as it was (tamped as a note, it had
the wrong Ramp.
• Leird Eta.tearntoucti held that it was not an agree-
-anent; it was not an undertaking with a contingency,
beta forbearance on the part of the Plaintiff, of,
terms which had not been performed. His Lordllio
did not fee that it was a negotiable note, but it certain-
ly was a puma note.—Verdia for Plaintiff—da-
mages 311. credit being given for money paid. •
SIALL•ESM IP. MURRY.
An affirm for tool. being the amount of a Bank-
note which the plaintiff loft, and the defendant found,
and which, Mr.Eastrvs laid, this pert.- n was dilhonelt
enough to ferule to give up, pretending that he had
taken it in change which he gave for it at a coffee-
hook in Smithfield, whereas he fowl have found it
in the counting-11(41re where the Plaintiff happened to
s drop it. It appeared that this note was paid Ise a
young man of the name cf Prentice, Clerk to Metres.
Jones and Dernitr, who tranfaft bidinefs as Bankers
to falefmen in Smithfield_ ; this note was 7736,
eland July 27, 1803, for 1601.; that on the fame day,
and much abut the fame time, the Defendant cant,
into the counting-honk, but moll probably (from the
circumflance.), after the Plaintiff had ieceived his
note ; the Dsfendant received in the counting-hr life
alfn 171. for fame flieep lie had f on this day, which
was die 15th of Augttfl lett. The Clerk entered the
particulae. of the note in li'• honk, as well as the Into
of m-nev paid to the d:fendaut, big. in different bit ks,
CAC!' intlOilhaving a bock ul his own. In a rev• hours
siren receivi"g this note the Plaintiff came i:,ta tine
enir4itsg-linufe. raying he had loft the note, and de-
fired i• might he advertifed, which it was aecordingl3.,
and ;t was traced int,. tl.e Ivan i f tl.:. Defendant.
Mr. Spiro, a witnefs, in company with ti,e plain-
tiff, went to the Defendant. Tile witn.fs laid,
afked the defendant whether he had beard arty d i g
farther, cr wovld give one .env fa.fier infutmation of
the note? Ile I.:A no ; Le would give no farther
accnunt of it than he had. I then 2111cd iiMt where
he got it and gave charge for it ? He Ctia i.e Sate
• change for it at a coffee-Lome in Smitltfield. I anted
him if he knew who he t.;olt it firm iD that coffee-
haute ? Ilc laid, no. he did not know the man.
asked has if he could give any defcr;ption of the
man ? He laid, no. I anted Suits what time of the do;
it was? lie r‘id, it might be nine or ten, or it m:Or
be eleve:: ; he did not know what time of 111.7 d., y ;t
seas lit n) 7!it be two in the afternoon. I asked him
if 'here was any body rife in th co.fieelmule bcfides
the man by .k it It ? lie lain, /Ls ; there were pen-'
pie, but L. d J nr.t kn .w west, not ove of
tl ,m. His wile then came ii.d in him, acid id ', do
rot tell him any more. 11e ti turned ahem! ,;td
fat!, I will iwt tell yott any snore. I tr IJ him di, cols
a hard cafe un Mr• Who 111 to Ink ICII, and if it
Lad been l.is own cafe he so nuld hart tec,.r c:1:1-
OUS as Mr. paint tit. 11c :liked me what I d:1•1 t, de,
with it ? I (aid, netivnte het a. a fui, n.l t pelt. l T ;_
Ludt. I :.C.-esl ss- what • 4:.s.huuf• it
was ? He turnzt! r vans 1., a Tn.ii., %0., I ftirp-le nat.
his Irisnd, but he c!id tr,i lay what en IT c Mr.
Mellardi afiscd in ;: was Ccrpct'a ? 1 do nut thiilk he
gave any anfwer to that.
It appealed that the Defendant is a G-a;;er and
Butcher by trade, and dues a gond deal ut 1)1.:114:fi at
Smithfield
• The defence won, tl

at the Th.f.:ndal:t took tLis tiotc

and gave change for it.
Lor4 Emt.r ac: ILO VC H laid. tl.i.?rprared li;n7
r.
Ire a clear cote—that genet:illy th. fe who were
ilii-
wow. and 'rho were its the h.4l,it of I.,king Bank.
nous, what they wanted in I.tcrature Iltry f!ipplicd
by cannon. He had known a great deal of bufi.•cfs
done iu the Mirth of Eirjinii try loth perlon• ; hey
kept the ❑rates they received in rogrhes, thc
r
met ho (mile read, Ind then they ihc‘t.:d
at Ind took tr.ein

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on the credit of the perfon giving them. This re
fena.nt ihood have (hewn that he was in the hal it of
:reviving !Ind girit,"° change fm foci' fun's. I ow
cool.: h., who could not real, give chatl,,,.e. prob blr
in other notes, for it ? How could he smirk the ,‘
51. zcl. &c. from each other ? 'there were not many
coffee-hrif.fs in Smitlilleld there was but one when
his Lordniip had limie part of his education in that
oei4lihmithood. How could the Defendant have lot-
gotten the coffce.houre, ,ke ? •
Verdi& for Plaintiff—damages IOC).
JULY 7.—DARBVSHIRR V. PARKER.
This was an action againft. the Defendant as gua-
rawer for the partnere of, certain goods fold by the
PlailAitf, at Manche:ler, to Sedinan Parker and Co.
of Liverpool, and for which the latter had given a
Bill of Exchange. The Bill of Exchange WAS pay-
able in London on the yth of Atigula., and was Se-
fafeJ payment on that day, of which notice was fent
to the Plaintiff at Manchetler, on the day following.
He, however, neglected to give advice to Sedman,
Parker and Co. the drawers, until the 13th of Au-
. gull.
Mr s. Class and CLARKS for the Defendant,
contended, that the Plaintiff had been guilty of ne-
gligence in not fending advice on the aarh from
, Manchefter to Liverpool I, but, Lord ELLENBO.
ROUGH, in his addreis in the Jury, held otherwife,
, , and a verdict was given for the Plaintiff.

fhould he fettled for the latter dui of the week. Ac-
cordingly, a letter was received at Mr. Walton's...l
the 6th of Febtuary, figued " J. James,' dated at
Maidenhead, and inclofing a Bill for 251 tos.id. at
two morphs date, accepted by James Reynolds, who
was defcribed to be a relpeaable Gentleman of the
Ordnance Office, Woolwich ; the bill was to be paid
at No. so, Horton, where it afterwards appeared
the D:fendant Reynolds lodged ; this Bill, it was
pretended, was to pay for the articles, and loon after
a farther advance of goods was delired, refpeCting
which Mrs. linsses (the Defendant's wife) called,
but their delivery was refuted on the part of Mr.
Walton.
On enquiry being nreele, it appeared that no Ord-
nance Office could be found at Woolwich, nor loch a
perlon as " James Reynolds, Efq " as defetibed, hut
after lime trouble it was found that one Ii eynolds had
worked there as a gunf:nith, at the armoury at Wool
with. The Defendant Reynolds was apprehended on
the reth of Febtuary, at No. to, Holton, where he
endeavoured to conceallnioll:lf in a el-aet in the back
room, which he accounted for by laying he was ap-
prehenfive of being taken for debt.
It appeared that the Defendant Reynolds came
very ft equently to Howes's refidenee in Duke-firer',
and that Thody was Peen there more than once—thz
letter, and indorfement on the Bill, were Rated in
evidence to be the hand wt king of I lose eq. Stria en
quiries were made at Maidenhead, but no welt perfutis
As thole defcribed, in a reffenable lice of bultoefr,
there, (and wheoce the letter, &c. were (hauled to
come), could be found.
Tire charge, as it refpe&ed Mrs. White, mention-
ed in the indictment, principally re:led on the tetti-
mony of Mr. Bird, a neighbour of bee's in Wych:
Drurylane. The affair happened prior to the
foregoing tranfaelion, namely, in November lA.-
-Howes, it appeared, obtained come glafs-ware of
Mrs. White, for which he tendered a Bill in payment.
Mr. Bird was fent for as her friend; he found the
things in a coach at the door, and the Defendant,
Thody, in the fill). Howes, it appeared, had been
in the coach, but got out juft as Mr. Bird came.—
Thody laid, be had accepted the bill, and lived at
No. 4, Temple-lane. He alked to fee Howes: Thody
went out and returned with him in four or five mi-
nutes. From what tranfpired 1-4 was induced 'to
exclaim, " it is an infernal piece of bulimic; you are
a fet of fwindlers !" He (hut the door, and endea-
voured to fccure them ; upon which Howes, who it
appeared had been an Attorney, bluflered and threat-
' ened to profecute him; he therefore let him out—
the goods were taken care of. He inquired at two
Nos. 4, in one Temple-lane, and at a third in the
other; but no fuch perfon as Mr. Thody lived at
either.
Mr. COMMON SERJIANT obferved that Mr. Bird,
had rifted extremely right.
With relpeet to the charge, as it applied to Mr..
Deacon's cafe, owner of the mafquerade wareboufe,
in Lille-fired, I,de:tier-fields, abovemenriuned, it
appeared that °trate oth of February the Defendant,
Reynold-, came to the houfe, and ordered four do-
minos, four appropriate hats, and other articles in
the rnarquerade line ; four tickets were .111'n-ordered ;
but or: a bill being tendered for the payment, the
perfon who fersed it fufpeZted its validity, which he
was at firfl induced to do by fixing " Hoxton," the
place where it was laid it fhould be paid, erroneoufly
(pelt ; the tickets were withheld. The articles were,
however, forwarded to No. 28, Duke greet, whete
Howes lodged. On the I I tit of February Mrs. Gates,
a filler of Mrs. Deacon, the proprietor's wife, went
to Doke-fired ; the faw Howes's wife, and after-
wards himfell. She had fume converfation with the
latter about the bill tendered by Reynolds ; he fpoke
at one time favourably, at another unfavourably of
him. She afterwards went to Hoston, in (earth of
Reynolds; however, the articles were never recover-
ed, nor was any fatistaratun obtained for what had
taken place.
In the firfi inflanee no defence was made by the
priloners, nor was any evidence adduced by them
either as to charaeer or to faits.
Mr. Attar, Ccunfel for the defendants, in the
courfe of an eloquent and ingenious Ipeech, obferved
upon the complex and intrinfic nature of the charges
and evidence brought againtt the prifoners ; he
hoped the Jury under hood it, as otherwite they could
not adjudicate fairly between the defendants and the
country. He made a variety of oblervations, which
he conceived Ihould operate favourably for the de-
fendants, upon the evidence.
Mr. Common Serjeant KNowees rammed up the
evidence, and defcribed the mouse of the charge to
the Jury. lie adverted to Inch parts of the former
as fecmed to him to implicate the defendants, and be
deemed the confpiracy, as iaii in the City of Lou
don, to be fubilantiated by the evidence. •I'he Jnry
a:triott inttantly pronounced the ptiOncrs Gar le•
The defendant Howe: begged leave to addrefs the
Court, which Dlr. Connor; Seale:l%r, waving the
irregularity of the time, contented to.—What he laid
bore very little upon the cafee he defcribed his
parentage and conneelions as is fecelat•i:—faid that
he had been an Officer in his M ijAy's fersier, and
(fated that Mr. Kirby, Keeler of Newgt.e, could
give him a charaner; accordingly that Gentleman
was fent for, but he was AVC*Ilt trom
Reynold' and 71,,dy laid each a few words. One
witnefs appeared to the chstraNcr of the latter, who
teas a h.lit -dILIIVI.
Mr. CommOsi StsJIANT immediately proceeded
to pars 'entente u pen the Colivi,flS 1 pi evions to
which, he espatia•ed upon the and daeg.,crous
nature of their r Bence. The i!iari;se was
Troll fati :.wed. were
all, with the exeep-i.ei re c, to. it uncecio tiee.stle
charael:rs ; sod whatever Cur sold be I:irottrn
him in the cafe in qieeion, arote fr .in hi; bring -c
cirainted with 'fume r.f 11. e
I honied' particularly to nowes, year that I,i,
knowledge in the 1:Ei..0 to !:e once Le-
bmged, thoull have 1.• inted out to :rim the eetent
and dangeroo, ofienre in q•icilior. Ile
Imaald hive ii Cie imp,irance nt Ne:,,oria,)l(
Noies and Biils i.f is..chave in a r •I,..try like ili;
the life and hell if its
mull have kn t:. .t in
a hail's breadth of I, tr,ty.
I fhould have ene • f tl.c r• 3 i 1. r
amplcs by t-Tfcit r f • •
would thcti ire I a 7.11
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