Star.
London, England, 1804-09-15 00:00:00

rsurse44 INTOLLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S.B. E.
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sow, is fitting with much halls to get oat of the har-
bour. The men of the CALCUTTA and ULTSSIII are
to be turned over to her.
Stases ass, Sur. i4.—Sailed the Briddick
armed (hip, with 44 fail of veffels under convoy for
the Baltic.—Wind S. W. nearly calm.
YARMOUTH. SIFT. t4.—Yellerday the Katinka,
B. H. Scnosarattia Mader, from Rotterdam with
fah, bolted to the North Sea herring Navy, was feat
in by the Faaarrta ;--and the Drie Gebroders;
Sams, bound to Bartle Haven with lime; by the
Co AAAAA cs frigate. Arrived the Jonge Matta, Gss
DM JONG Matter, from London in ballad, to take in a
cargo of wines for Tonningen. Sailed this morning
the cLio AAAAA frigate with live flock and vegeta-
bles, for the North Sea Fleet I and on a cruise the
F gun brig, \ratios lugger, and Eau. ST.
Vim crwr cotter. Attired from Tonniegen a fleet of
merchantmen under convoy. The fisips here are tbe
MONMOUTH, of 64 guns 1 Aomori's.; Peneara,
and DAOG 5 a cutter. Arrived the Rostra noted Ihip,
and the FHOISI cutter from the Baltic ; and the
ALCM* cotter, with difpatches from the North Sea
fleet. Wind S. E.
PROM LLOYD'S LfhT.
the fleet from Deenarara, Bethke, Ind &ottani,
confining of thirty-one fall, arrived oVf Cape Clear on
the setthinftant, under convoy of the OMIT Hoop
of watt they left Demerara on the 24th July, under
convoy of the Busy brig of war; arrived at Tortola
on the 4th of Auguft, and failed from thence on the
6th, under convoy of the OMIT doessof war, and
enehanged Commodores at fee. The Glamorgan
was left at Demerara, the having buck on a bask.
Ships (poke by the Ether, Captain Stewart, from
charletton :
'he Ildp Polly. at St. joke, We" shat let. keit ens Bay of
liondorah tar Dublin, put into Otonuasa fur mars, and would
proceed for her &Dined port the tok ti Alit&
Oa Wednefday the ha oh. In tat. 37. so. N. Wt. is. :6. W.
(poke the Diver Bopp of war, bound to liervaltdon.
On Thurfday. the 9th ok. (pat the Aurora, awns Linton', WWI
to New York, out aa days, ht bt.59. 53. N. 1aa8.66. W.
On Monday, the t3th oh- In lat. an. it. N. teem 54. 311.
W.
(poke the Nancy and Kkty. eddy Canting mailer, front St. Pe-
teriburaa, bound to Phil
On 'Cuerday, the 13th ale the the Dim, Nestle Mile. from
Boßon, hnund is Rotterdam. in Rt. 43.33. N. ions. es. 57. N.
On Sunday. the nil in& (Poke tda Majefty'sidp Nimrod. j. Ord,
Elt cpwessoasz, aoklas in 0.3. Namely Seaton to the
wcawird of say.

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Fastluta, Sirr. is.—Lail evening the Nemiton
'oop of war, Capt. Oates. came in from Scilly, hay-
ing under convo? the Polly of London, tranfpori,
with 24s French prifoners froM Port Royal in Ja.
anaica, amongft Minnsare fix women and three chil-
dren; alto t t
,feamen (part of the crew of the Mary
of Greenock, from Virginia, and the Two Sifters of
Dartmouth, from Newfoundland) whom the took
out of a French privateer called the Uncle Thomas,
on the 3d itgant, in far. 0. 30. long. 25. weft, which
the Maher of the Polly was informed by the prifo-
aers was the eroding Ration choftn by the commander
of the privateers 'The Polly arrived at Port Royal
on the 28th of zone, and left it the t ith of July, in
company with the Maria tranfport.Lient. Wiiteassi;
Favourite, Foam ; Haworth, Hints, Sea Nyinph,
Ross; Dat.a Land the Neptune, Waive;
and coadnied 'hohipshy till the 24th of Auguft/
when the parted 'front; them. The Polly on
the 4th and itchof Yuly; loft a funtan inch day. and.
Artie the t oth Julys has burial so. passers: 044
reeter part of the temainder ate how Its a itry- fie,*
Maw and &flaked with 'the &Mc ttfardei as iliac
that diet which the Muller imagioes. be a Scurvy ;
the Sea Nymphtad buried 6o prifonoto P(lho
diforder prior to the 24th of Aorta, ancT.iad then
about so on the licit Lift ; the other velfell ;bad oh
an average, about fair itacb...-The.kftiiaote Seosrof
Serer is again failed to the Wtherii‘bii a Coulee,
having left the Polly in charge of the Giiiilea's Cs
nAga, who will convoy bir to Folmouth to perform
quarantine, the moment the Wind is fair.
Anotiir Prifoner died this Morning, witch made
the total twenty-one. betides the two (cameo. Se-
veral other prifoners are hourly expeSed to fall a fa-
to the diforder. Mr. Wisseawi, the foperin-
tenant of quarantine, is indefatigable in Ms exer-
tions to prevent nny 'Communication with ether
fhips and from the (bore, and 'Os with the oreateft
potable emotion with raped to the fopplies for the
Sip. We underhand that Mr. WILLIS'" has or-
dered her to proceed to Falmouth the Moment the
can get out of the Islay.
FALSSOSITH, SEPT. 12.--Arrived this inning his
Blajefty's brig Gamier, of 18 guns, Capt. RAM and
Homo cutter, ALLAN, from a cruize to .tie Well-
ward; his Majelty's fhip.Homaalt, of 113 gunr, Capt.
Hiss., from Plymouth, to convoy the trade wa;cing
bkre the Eaftwird. alfo the hired armed b.ig
Morriflown, from Swanks, with a Stet of colliers
undo r convoy for the Downs, end failed again this
evening, as did allb the Ann, Riesz", for Swinfrt ;
the Laofe, Bass., for Beiftol, and the Experiment',
Roscoe's', for Cowes. Arrived the Prince(.
itoyals
°waist, foods London; Tiro hinds, Cootie, from
Arundel I Sirius, Doom,. from Sunderland t
Matt; Iltierric, from Chichefters and Lohifa,
kora, from do. Remain in Carrick Roads; the hired
armed Chip Haeletpin, Capt. Jaapiitos, ind in the
f booboo", Lady Arabella picket. NATIO% for Ame-
rica, and Wiens,* CASTIA packet, Surliaw, for Ja-
maica, with mails of the sth heft. detained by con.
trary wind. The Paswcsss ELIZAMITO packet will
fail about the 23d Intl. with mails of the igth, for
the Leeward Hands. The AUCIILAWD packet tails on
Saturday next, with two mails for Lifbon.—Wind
South.
His Excellency the Spani fit Ambaffador and family
are at Wynn's Hotel, detained by contrary wind; they
take their pillage on board the Spanith brig El La.
bradin, which arrived here a few days fince from
London for Bilboa.
Ptvstourn, SIFT. c 3 in the following
yeah from Jamaica. with Freach prifoners, being a
part of thufe that were taken at the evacuation of St.
J.)umingot
Arcade, of Hun, Captain BALI, with 3
3
Favorite. of London, Captain Pu NOT - 25
Maria, of Loodon, Casale RANG.
nannaa, of Landoll, Captain HIAOLVT ISt,
They failed from Jamaica nine weeks e;7,0, in com-
pany with (even fail, and during the voTar parted
from three of them. which they have n'r heird
ally
thing of fince. Many deaths have happened on the
voyage by declines, (curvy, and fluxes. The above
cartels left the convey for England, under the EL.
'NAVY. 74 guns, then colleAing at Bluefield. about
ego fail, to go for England on the oft of Anguft I
fo that they may be hourly expeeed. Came in the
Bust. revenue cutter, from a cruize. Sailed the
Laity Waitssm armed {hip, of e R guns ; and the
COCIL•TiICI, of 12 guns, to the Weilward. Came
in the Taw of 9sl guns. front the Channel
Fleet ; alfo the American Ihip Colombe, of Ponon,
Captain boar, from Nrrfulk, bound to Dunl.irk,
ha-
tien with tobacco and naves ; the was detained on
the lath inftant by hi, Majefty's (hip NAV ritus, of
iff guns. Sailed the Torazs, of 38 guns, Captain
LAMS, on a attire.
POILTS.4OIIIOI, S. PT. 14.—Came up from St. He.
len's the CnicHIST of 44 guns, Captain Setae,
where the has been lying as guard-(hip (even months;
the is fitted for foreign fervice. The Mitaaoot
fihooner. Lieut. Cte t sits a, it ordered to take the
trade from thence and Poole. for Newfoundland, to
Plymouth, where the Woe., hoop of war, Hon. Capt.
Iltont r. is waiting to take them under her prince-
The SWISTSUIIi, of 74 guns, Capt. Rowe'.

OLD BAIL ET.

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Mitch be called and examined bets Ferranti, partieu-
larly Ellen Ruffen ; he heard that the prifouer llept
in the houfe, and Nettleton felt much hurt that he
fhoold be futhefted. Mr. Graham added, that he
heard the prifoner had found s diamond ring, and
fold it to Mr. Hawley, of Coventry-ftreet. After this
the prifoner attended twice voluntarily at Bow-ftreer.
Helen Ruffel (examined by Mr. Ateer) depofed,
that at the time of this traufaaion (be livedfervant
with Mrs. Ellen; the received the ring in queftion
and put it in a drawer in tie ward room, where there
was a black chagrin box, lined with red ratio, in
which the necklace and mock pears were placed--
She would know it if the were to fee it again. A
fortnight after it could not be found. She had feen
the prifoner at the houfe of her Miftrefs fevers! times.
He often flopped there for Come time. He dept
thee for five nights, by her advice, as the willed
there thould be a man to guard the book. But he
did not Deep there in the interim between the timetrhen
the diamond was deponted, and the difcovery of the
loth. She coddled the prifoner Oept there by her
defire, but that he did not tleep there in the interim.
She and the cook maid were on very good terms to-
gether. She Rept in die next 'room to her. The
cook maid Rept above the ward room. She was af-
terwards charged with this robbery, and the believed
was now in Newgate. She never law the prifoner in
the ward room.
John Hawley (elamined by Mr. Cower), depofed,
that he was a jeweller in Coventry-fleet!, top of the
Hay-market. Ortthe tyth of June the prifoner call-*
ed at his !bop, and Paid, that he bad fpund a dia-
mond, and aiked if be would purchafe it. The pri-
foner was at the time an entire ,ranger to him. He
ailed him where he bad found the diamond, and
how long ago ? He told him that it was on Thurfday 1
week, or about eight or nine days before he called. ,
'Phe place where he fontid it was near the Belle Sato
rage, Ludgate-hill, by which he was pang as he
returned from feeing the children of St. Andrew's
Charity School going into St. Paul's, he hinifelf hay.
ing been brought up at that intlitution. He told him
that the thing he had found was of confequence an'a
value, and that he ought to have it adverufee. The
Prifoner laid, that be had looked into fevered papers
to fee whether it had been advertikd, but could not
find it mentioned in any of them. He had no ob.
jeftion, however, to leave it with hint to advertife it
if he thought proper. On the next morning he went
to the hottfe of Rundle and Bridges, near the place
where it eras raid to be found, but they knew nothing
of the matter. He bought the diamond wlthout any
netting. It appeared, however, that the whack bad
received an enamelled border along with it, but no
ring. The prifoner called feveral times to enquire
**hat faceds he had in adverting ; and when be
found that no owner had appeared, he enquired of ,
the witnefs what the price might be ? The witnefs
Roseate or ems. serer, TMS ACTlllie. .
having t
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Yeilerdey geRA Nettleton was inditted for havio.
anfwered that it was worth to guineas, and agreed
give that !um for it. The weight was fomewhat
between the gth and eed of July left. Rohn ferias above three carats. Mrs. Ellen called fume time
Mrs. Ellen a diamond ring, value above to guineas, after, and he (hewed her the diamond, but as he had'
a black fhagrin box with mock Oasis, a necklace,
and Come other articles, the property of Harriet Ef- takes off thetorder he could not find it at that time,'
but difcuvered it in the cantle of half an hour after-
ten, in her dwelling bode, fiteate in Half Moon wards.
Piccadilly, in the parrot of St. Geore, Hallo- wards, and waited upon Mrs. Ellen with it.
Crors,ezamined by Mr. Goiter'', he confelres that
Vet,lslllAft. it lay in his hands peer a month. He advertifed it
Mr. Comer and Mr. ALUM were the Cottilfel for
the prokeution ; Meffre• Mutt and Guava"' for the once. and the prifoner left it with hirneight days be-
fore he fold it. The addrefs given by the prifoner
prift•nee. . • was at his father's, No. 44. Portpool-lane, which
Mr. ALLIT having Rated the Mauve of the cafe to
the Jury, Mr. Coast gave the folloieriog,outline of afterwards turned out to be correa.
William Anthony, a Police Officer, went to the
the circumftatices of the prefent cafe. -hire. Ellen
the profecutrix was the widow of a man who had houfe of the prifoner's father, in Portpeol lane, and
there the father delivered to him the black box, with
held a high official fituation abroad, where he lotted
as Oonmiffery. She kept a houfe in town, but, at the neck-lace and mock-pearls. The diamond and
the box, with its contents, were then thew° to Mrs.
the fame time lived for the molt part at Notting-
hill, at a little dittance from London, on the Ux. Eften. She could not (wear pentively to the dia-
mood, but the was furs of the other things being her
bridge road. On the gth of Jule lan, the came to town propeny.
for the purpole of going to the Opera, and that night Mr. Gaeta'. depofed to the confeffion of the pri-
wore * diamond ring and a broach. On bet mum
loner at his exarninati ,n, which went to no more than
from the Opera, betore going to the cadent,. the
his having found the property near the Belle Sauvage
flopped at her own houfe, at Half Mood-Ilrest, and as before defcribed.
left the diemood ring and other articles under the great many refpeftable people then attended,
care of Helen Rant, her fervent maid, who had the ant gave the prifoner a molt excellent cherafter.
charge of the ward room. She came to tows a feet Baron Ho'ritast fummed up the evidence, and ob•
days after this, for the purpofe of going to the Opera,
but having become very unwell, Ate returned again reeved, that if the Jury had any doubts about the
cafe, the good charatter ought to weigh in the Peale
into the 'country without going to the Opera or elk. of Mercy.
ing for her ring, and did not come to town any more The Jury retired for a (port time, and then brought
till the 23,1. She then had occafion to inquire fee in a veraia finding the prifoner—Ace Guilty.
the ring. which could not be found. Mrs. Ellen. up- Poston? ..-A70.411 Lloyd was cepiteliy indifted for
do thi,, gave notice of the gait to Mr. Graham. a uttering and publithing as trite, a certain forged and
refpelitablc Maginrate, who accompanied her to her
h counterfeited note, purporting to be a note of the
houfe. and examined the fervent'. She hid literal
Dover bank, of Mines and Ftflor, with intent to
times ken the prifoner, who was often backwards
and defraud that bank; and alfo with intent to defraud
forwards about her houfe, as he was paying his
Henry Marks.
addreffes to the cook maid. He, ton, was examined. Mt. Marks Rated, that he keeps a filverrmides
but though it would appear from other evidence that
be had fold the diamond ring to Mr. Hawley, a jewels the
felethop in St. Giles's. Between nine aod ten in
the mornlng of the Bth of April, the prifoner and
ler. Coventry.ftreet, at the top of the Hay•nutrket,
yet he never mentioned a word of it at that time, but another min came to the thop, in order to buy a
waistcoat; he looked at feveral, and at length pitched
concealed that lie knew any thing about the matter. on one which had been made for the prolocutor him-
, lt was, however, difceveted, that the diamond
~was Pelf, the price of which vas 135. 6d. The prifoner
at Mr. Hawley's, and Mrs. Ellen called there. Mr. approved of the waillettat, and took out a one pound
1 Hawley did not defcribe the diamond very clearly,but
he produced the Rune, and at length the enamelled note of the Dover bank, to pay fur it, and receive
the change. The prifoner laid he had grit the ooze
border which be bad purchafed with it. He had
at Deal barracks
bought both, he Paid, from the prifoner, who gavewhere he had been at work. The
profecutor inquired of him whether he knew MA'. ".
his addrefs at his father's, No. 44, Portpool-lane.—
On (catching his father's honk, the black box con- Minet and Peace., or whether he knew Mr. Fectoes
hand-writing i he replied, that the signature to the
taming the mock pearls and the necklace, was difko- note was by young Mr. Fedor, the old gentleman
vexed. There would be identified by Mrs. Ellen.— having died. The prolocutor feund he had not 6v.
Such were the outlines of the cafe, and the jury 6d. to give in change for the note, but he told the
would. of courfe, pronounce that verdia which the prifuntr to leave it. and he would give him his
evidence produced to them would fairly and 01-7 change teat day. The perfon who was with the pri-
warrant. toner °blotted to this arrangement, and willed him
Mrs. Ellen, who fat betide Mr. Sheriff LtiollToll, to take the note, and go fotnewhere elk and bay a
was then called: the (hoed that (be has a houfe in waistcoat. The paver wrisili not confent to the
Half-moon-fireet„Plecadilly ; that her houfe is in the plan proposed by his friend, laying he had change
par& of St. George, Hanover-fquare ; her mother enough for that day and that he would return the
keeps a country hoofs at Nottintobill. on the Liz- nest day for what the protection owed him. He
bridge-mad :on the oth of July the witnefs came to told the prokeutcr that his name was William Jones.
town from her mother's, and went to the Opera, On and that he lived in Cliffden.st tett, Tottenham coot t
which Decanoo the wore her diamond ring, told a Road. He did not fee hum aftee. On tie Monday
broach. In her way to the country, the fame even following the profecutnr went to Mind and Feaor's
ing, the called at her own houfe, and gave the ring 1 houfe, in the city. and :mind that the note be bad
in . barge to her fervent, Ellen Rubel. to be by her 'in hi, poreffion was a 1.11 gery. He then went, ac-
depofited in its othal place of fefety. On the follow- compansed by fense gentlemen, from Minet and Pee-
ing Saturday fortnight the enquired of Ellen Ruffel tot's, in (catch of the ptifoner, but they could not
for her ring, but it was gene. She recollefted the difcover either him or the dreet in which he (aid he
prifoner coming to her hock, and offering himfelf AS ; lived in Tratenhein•court.road. Niue pi ofectstor had
a fervent ; he bad since martini her cook, and had ; been fent forte Bow-lireet, to identify feveral people
dept in her houfe contrary to I.n. knowledge or with. I taken up on faipci..., but it wit. on:y about five
Aaron Graham, Eici. she ..`.:l,ll.lratc, ticci‘cd a
en on Sund:o wicks ago that be could dikever the rimier, whom
note flow Mrs. E