... svliot;e name is yet kn . .c . mvp, down the river Thames this term:ton, and .anchored at the Note, DL, FEB. 2. ,-- The Anacreon armed brig .saited last night on a cruize, and re.eaPtured.. about, two o'cloCk this Amorning, off. the South Foreland, the Catharine ...

... ields—John :Farrell, John Dixon, and Chet ham, removed to Tothill-fields prison within, these few days. N. B. Five or six men from Manchester, that were i Coldbath-fields, have been lately discharged on bail. Chelmsford Gaol—Thornas Evans, John Roberts ...

... Dcrwyeld, Esq., Cardigan---J. Paliner Chichester, of Llanbadarn Glarnorgan—..Llewellin Trallerne, of St. Hilary's Pembrok:—Nlorgan Jones, of KlitrendosT, Esq. Bart . :or—Thomas Hodges Fowler, of Abbey Caint' NORTH WALES. d'ingterea— John Price, of \Vern ...

... the schooner had out two oars, but the felucca •gained on herfast; which being perceived by John Dickson M'Eaughlin, a free black fisher-, Man, he went out armed in a•large catioe ithsic hands, and succeeded in taking the vessel in tow . ;: as sootras• ...

... the- M.2.7,;(tr.ates‘.'. at: that place, . DEAL, SEPT. .3..---Wind. W. SI W._ Arrived ' robbing the -houfe of the Rev.. Mr.. John Evans, of , . when evidence .being pvocfucect that he had ,uttered . TA Sophia flood of war, -from ~N.ewfoundianci, and 1 ...

... which was drained from casks:-Guilty. John Wood was convicted of picking the pocket of M. S. • Huffam, on the 4th of January. Cooper was indicted for stealing a horse, value 45 guineas,, the property. of -John Young.. The prosecutor stated, that the ...

... Ant. • Latouche, D. Shipley, W. - Byug, Gee. Latouche, R. Simeon, J. ' Calcraft, John Lester, G. Smith, H. . , Cal vert, N. Lefevre, C. Shaw Siniih, S. Cocks, J. Lemon, John Smith, G. Coke, D. P. • Lemon, Sir %V. Smith, W. Colborne, N.W. R. Lethbridge, ...

... following case was.trie'd---- „ 11.50.‘k; ANOTIIID, V. CLAI-TOl., 0:A140111i-11. The plaintiffs are,.Les,:eesoinder Lord Cardigan, for the remainder of. a term of year's, originally granted the ,year 1795, of a Paper Mal, near Leeds - situate upon a small ...

... cartels. Property cap-tired, estimated at from six to 700,000 dollars. ' Also arrived, the elegant and very fast sailing private armed brig Chassenr, of Baltimore, Tli os. Boyle, Esq. Cornman , ler, of 16 guns (long twelves), and 130 men, from a succesdul- cruise ...

... reprimanded by the Speaker for the outrage he has committed, and then discharged from the custody of the Serjeant at Arms. Whereupon John Anderson was brought to the bar of the House and reprimanded accordingly. The examination of Limbrick before the Cominaet ...

... Pardon Smith, Plymouth, merchants, March 1,2, at 11, April 3, at 2, at the King's Arms, Plymouth. Attornies, Mr. Kelly, Plymouth, and Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Temple. John Peers, late of Liverpool, merchant, March 17, 18, April 3, at' 1, at the Office ...

... FROM THE - LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, MARCH-30. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. f Thomas Reed and John Middlemas, Newcastle-upon-Tyn e, merchants, from March 27 to May 15, at 11, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS to surrender at GUILDHALL. Joseph and Charles Bigg, Hatfield, ...