Star.
London, England, 1810-01-20 00:00:00

NA PAL INTELLIGEA'CE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 17.
The outward-bound vessels, which have bccl
ing here a long time, still remain ; and it is now sc..
posed, that the convoys have passed without calk:.
for them,—Wind N,
PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JANUARY Is.
Arrived the Quipsc frigate, of 32 guns, from tit
Eastwaid ; the PAUNcEss CHARLOTTE frigate, Li
from Portsmouth ; the ORESTES sloop ; and /stth.
mut gun brig, full of impressed men, from LiverM
Sailed the ESPIEGLE sloop on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 19.
Arrived the Ross sloop of war, from Guernseri
and his Majesty's ship PRINCESS CAROLINE, iren,
Downs.—Sailed the TANNFT sloop sf war on a crwie,
—Wind E. by S.

DEAL, JANUARY 19.
Sailed his Majesty's ships MINOTAUR and PRINCi,:
CAROLINE, for Portsmouth.— Arrived the MONARI.4
EARL Spgricpt, and LORD IKEnkt East India
from Portsmouth.—Wind E.S.E.
YARMOUTH, JANUARY 19.
Yesterday, P..M. arrived I'AtmABLE frigate, Cat
Lord STUART, and remains with the ships of wart
per last.—The Trelawney, of Sopth Shields, whic
was on the Scroby Sand, is got off, and brot,2ht in
this' port tp repair.—Wind S.W. and foggy.
The following %hips have beep detained and stt

in, viz. p..-
Boss Von Lisbon, Capt. ;lilt i.INA, of Haninrgh, fret P.
with hemp--by the De ABE.
Lyllbalti, JACOBUS Vzs DERSIEJEtt Master, of Pqrethur
from Bergen, with oil arid fish—by the Diana rr.
Anna Sbarloete, Wrss et BRAllswmp, of and from F.t. Pet
burgh, with hemp and flax—by the Bayrosiarr.
Plipbe, Bra r.r.tiiD TOLZG, of and from Ealtimpre, to V
with tobacco—by the Ae-rtve cutter.
lisp Spode Memel, I. H. Bit ocic as•sist, of Memel, frcm Rip
with tallow and flax, is put in with loss of anchors in.d cabin,
FROM I.LOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESCD, TAN. 19.—N0 arsivals. Sailed the Diana, Davi
for Cork; San Antonio, Schatio, for Gibraltar; Memo:, bi:
for Malta; and tke Speculltor, Berg, for Gottetlbergh.
In the night of Fridi.:y se'nnight, five vessels 'tot on short
the North-East coast of Kent, between 'Whits:abie and M
Two large ships from Rio Janeiro, laden with tallow, bides,
fee, and Spanish wool, ran on the Margate Sands: one was
pletely wrecked, but it is hoped the cargo of the (der a-dl
saved ; the lives of the crews were preserved by the Mart
boatmen.-The Pitt, homeward-bound West Indian an, with
e.dual.le cargo, was brought into Ileri.e Bay on Siuurtiq, by ti
Margate Imatinen, with the lcsi of her rudder and other 4
manes —On the same lay an American vessel, the Shepherdes
Capt. Donane, laden with fruit, u' passing through the Norman
opposite Reculver, struck on a sand, and after beating abase fa
some time was deserted by her crew, and has since bite runs
i
shore near Swaleelge : part of the cargo has been washed
shore, and a quantity of raisins, almonds, figs, &c. was seized
the Revenue officers on Sundly, and conveyed to the Cu.
House at Favetsinun.—A boat from Herne Bay, which put
to the assistance of one of these v: Gaels, unfortunately upset,
one man of the tiame of Skinner was ufortunately drowned.
has left a wife and family to lament their loss. It is said
know no: how correctly) that the pilot was deceived bysupposin
the tides to be spring inset-ad of neap, and that thivessel minds
in consequence 4t low water.—The Gallant schooner is* Rusin
lying off Herne. Bay, mnch limage4.

Manstox-nonss.—Yesterday, J. Cotter, who was eranir
on Thursday, charged by Mr. Mortimer, of fleet-street.
giving him a forged draft on Foster and Lubbock, in etch .•
for a valuable gun, underwent a re-examination, when vcr
fresh charges were adduced.—Mr. Blundel, haberdasher, ,4 Bi
shopsgate.street, stated, that on the 16th uit. the prisona pun
chased goods at his shop to the amount of .C 6 03.6 d. which, int
the change of £7, he ordered to be sent to the Bull Fe; and
the porter taking t hens, he met him at the gate, and g:sv:: hiss
return two notes for £5 and £2, as Bank of Fsngland notes, but
which were drafts on the house of Cooper and Hardwick, oft.
City Chambers. On inquiry at which place, it was d,,cevet
that such persons had a counting-house there for ?bout the
weeks, but had then left it.—Mr. Nock, of Fleet-street, set
that the prisoner came to his shop, pretending to he reconunen
ed by Captain Gardner, and obtained thereby a gup and a pair
pistols, value XsO, which lie paid by an acceptance siatilartia
above, and assuming to himself the name of Joises.-.-Mr. Mo
user recapitulated his charge, as detailed in the STAR of We4ne•
day last.—Mr. Chadwick, of Cornhill, charged the prisoner
cbtaiaing from bins plate to the value of £4O, under pretente
prompt payment ; but, when sent home, he told the servant
should send a part back the next mornin4, to have his cypher •
graved ; but next morning he had decamped.—Mr. Daniel,
stable-keeper, charged the prisoner and his partner with •
ing two horses from him, which they never returned; hat,
chance, he found them at the Leaping Bar, la Old-strett.--hir
Dixon, a glassman, at Walworth, swore that the prisoner '
partner defrauded him of goods, value £9, which were seat
their house, in 1 rafalgar-street, whence they removed in a •
Aleitine manner.—The prisoner seemed much affected at bit
gr.‘ceful situation, and did not attempt to deny the charges;
said Hardwick, with whom he had not been acquainted
two mondss; bad led him into this mode of life; and thy
would give the prosecutors every assistance to discover
Several of the witnesses observed, that their charges were p
pally levelled against Hardwick. The prisoner was gall
manded.

GuiLDukt.t..--Yesterday a hackney-coachman was challedi
a Mr. Reynolds, of Thames-street, with refusing to take a
from his stand. Mr. It.'s servant stated, that on Tuesday
called the defendant in Cheapside, who drew up to tilt pa,
mint, and the Waterman let her into tie coach; but on het Ds
ding him to drive to Thames-street, he refused, and made!)
get out. In his defence he said, it would have endangered I
own safety and that of his coach and horses, if he bad gone in
Thames-street that evening, as, owing to the frost, many hats
had been killed. Sir M. litox at fined the defendant in the n
tigated penalty of 10s. with a caution, that if the offence was]
peated, the fine would be doubled. _ .

LiAR LBOR 0 G La-s rRZET.—Biar; and Priplaq (the tutu
master butcher, in Berwick-street),were yesterday reKT
on a charge of breaking into the h'use of Mr. Stacey, in "I'',
pole-street, and stealing cloth to the amount of £lOO. It turnr4
out, ea inve4tigating the circun •tances, that l'ritchard had ash.,
the value of some cloth he hat. by haft, anti which he übservt.,
at the time, had been got upon tire .rani, (burglary). by Biar'
who is a publican's son, and whom the two For took intticui•
tom at the Office. '1 he cloth was proved to belong to the pro,
secutur, and that Pritchard had said he had received it of Bari:
knowing it to be stolen. Pritchard was fully committed, 34.
Bars again remanded.
HATTON.GARDEN. —Yesterday two bakers, charged by
Court Leet Jury with exposing bread for ark deficient in wrirbb
were convicted in the mitigated penalty, and the bread orderl
to be given to the poor.
A man was convicted in the penalty of £3O, being detected in
a recluse situation, behind a skittle-ground in St. John's-avec•
road, in which was a private stiU, which, with the wash and ma•
aerials, were securedat a neighbouring rectifier's, in behaii".6c.
gxcise Office.
Quticx-Squaita.—Yesterday three pawnbrokers, one of Itboi
resides in Whitechapel, and the other two iii ShattweD, ars
unnuoned for taking in pledge a quantity of Bandar a hantikei`
chiefs, aid concealing thd same, contrary to the statute. Coula
Were emplgyed on bath sides, but the pawnbrokers wccc jtnsl
acquitted, on the ground that the articles were not new, and Lt,
been takes in Pledge at different periods, and that they 1134 la.
been knowingly conceals & '