690 POLICE. MARLEOROUCH•STREET.—TIie rlx-gatherer of St. George's parish 'was brought up on Tuesday, charged with being deficient in hts a , . counts, to the amount of 2,7001. He was committed to Newgate till the same be paid. GUILDITALL.----Brronc ALDERMAN J• SMUT!. CHURCH TITHES.—A gentleman natiltd Gopdwin, on Tuesday at tended in pur,ua cc of a summons, issued au t;v i stance of the Tithe Cuiiector of the parish of —. The charge exhibited against him was, that he had refused to pay the tithes, which it had been customary to collect in that parish. Mr. Goodwin, in his defenualce, stated, that on removing into th e p arish of , he had as us, taken his family to hear eivine worship on Sunday. - f his surprise, however, on entering the parish church, he found only five persons assembled besides The Clergyman who officiated; and still more to his surprise, as well as disappointment, he found that not ome word which was uttered by the Clergyman could be heard pr understood. On six several occasions subsequently, he paid similar visits to the same church, and t he aggregate amount of persons assembled during the service,whichwas performed in the same unsatislactory manner already alluded to, did not amotr•t, besides children, to 25 pers'us. Not‘s ith standing these circumstan_es. he had paid the church-tithes several times, till at length influenced by the example of his neighbours, who all complained as loudly as he did of the incompetence of their pastor, he determined to bring the matter to issue, and had therefore attended before his Worship. Alderman SMITH said, it was not his business to inquire into the competence of the Pastor of the parish, more than he was tiltif,(l to enter into an investigation of the cause to which was to be attriuuled the absence of the parishioners from their proper place of divine worship. All he had to decide was the plain question, whether the parishioners were by law bound to pay the church tithe or not ; he apprehended they were bound to pay the tithe, and should decide accordingly. LLOYD'S LISTS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. The Curlew American privateer, of 16 guns and 172 men, taken by the Acasta frigate ;—the Cafterine American privateer, of 16 guns, and 86 men, taken by the Colit , ri slorip of war ;—and the Gossamer American privateer. of 11 guns, and 90 men, prize to the Emulous sloop of war, arrived at Haiifax tit end of July. The Active, --, bound to Whitehaven ; the Ceres, Bowes, from America; the Russell, Parker, and four other vessels belonging to Shields and Newcastle, have been capture. i byatan American pri vateer, the former has been given up to the crews, and was spoken with 4 , 11 the 6th instint, by the Commerce, arrived at Liverpool from Quebec. The Ann, M‘Donald, from Cad;z to St. John's , which was taken on the 17th ot ,by the Teaser American privateer, was retaken on the 18th by the Chub schooner, arid carried into Liverpool, N. S. The Whitilig schooner was taken 10th July, in Hampton Roads, by Dash American privuteer, of 12 guns. The ship Eliza, Parker, of and for Liverpool, of six guns, laden with timber and naval stoles, was taken and carried into Gloucester on the 10th of Jul), by the Maddison privateer, afer an engagement, in which Captain Parker, and two of the privateer's crew were wounded. The Mary Ann, Dugan, from Halifax to Quebec, which was taken by the Buchner privateer, has been retaken by the Maicatone frigate. The Britannia, Townsend, from St. John's, Newfous.dland, was taken on the 13th of July by two Amecican privateers, and carried into Marblehead. The ship Emperor, of London, Bounds the Brig Adventure, of Kirkaldy, Walker; the ship Experiment, Rutherford, of London; the brig Camilla, Corps, of Nut th Shields ; the schiloner Adventure, belkinging to the West Indic-, hay; been captured at Amelia Island by the Amer;cans, and carried into Charleston. It is supposed that the I, 7 olunteer, of Dartmouth, was taken arid burnt by a French privateer the end of July, on the banks ot New. foundland. The sloop Margaret, from Liverpool, detained by the Plumper gun brig, has been retaken by an American privateer, and carried into Portlanu. The Porcupine fc ;gate and fleet, from Portsmouth for Quebec, &c. viftre sp .ken with on the 21st tilt. in lat. 44. 55. long. 29. 36. The Prince Regent, Asia, Astell, Earl St. Vincent, Lady Carring ton, and Chapman, outward bound lndianun, were all well ith 'May, latt. 24. cat). S. lung. 25. 14. W. The Theodore, Lewis, from Liverpool to Maranham, was spoken ith in lat. 41 40. long. 15. 49. out 14 days. The Cyrus, --, trom Quebec to Liverpool, was spoken with 4th ist-ant, t., lat. 54..19. long. 22. 21. The brig Adventure, from Tobago to Newfoundland, was spoken rich V2d ult. in lat. 36. sa. long. 59. The Frederick ) Gvdner, of Bristol, in company with ten hips and SEPT. 2( three brigs, part of the fleet t:1•0111' St. .111ofnas'e, waa spoken v,iii i on the 6th instant. The bug Georgia, --, of ard for 'Mewl) York treat'. 1 ; ..verpool, was spoken with Ist ivatant, le let. 46. 46 . len?, :.?, Or. The Romulus, ---' !loin Invettioei to Wiscaoan, was socket' with 27thiulte in lat. •14. 44. I 95. 4'2. The Louisa, lacier, frorn V irgedi to Cadiz, deta!eed by .:'e Co. lumhia sloop of war ; the Ai;initrance. Soregreo re to Nae es, de. taineo by the Blossom sloop 01 war ; the jotio, Sears, f .ram Cevier Vechia to Boston, detaineo .1e 1 by ) blos s om alorip of war ; tne Alit. gaily, Williams, from St. Lucar's, Mfr tain.d by the Pao•lhae a , au p o f war, were sent into Gibraltar, between the i'2th e•el 21. t tilt The Lercuiel o Fullerton, artivoi at Gioreltar 3th tilt from La Guyra, run en shore near Porto Itico, and threw part of !ter Largo overboard. The Nancy, Hunter, which sailed flow talTnouth 6:1 1 i nstant f or Malta, put bock on toe 9th. haeme, aerting 4 leak: The Juno, Pratt, from New Oican:: to lioston, was lost on Cary;. fort Reel on the 16to June. The Eliza "lee, Storey, and the Suelsy, Osgood, from Perceo. burg to Salem, and the Ca: o, Girder, loon Penirsbote to Marble-- head, were detained by the Virgo M. W. load bent lc Pim() Bay pre. vious to the 27th ult. The Restaurador Portuguese ship, and the Discovery coasting brig, were drivan on s l .: - re in Table Bay, Cape et . Good Hope, during a gale of wind en tiie 4th of Jone. The Fortunata, Missud, sailed from Catio Forte, near Saolania, -il the .)'-2:: of July, for Gibraltar and Lioben, hut haeilig serer ' a Leak has returned to repair. Tile Hunter, Barron, from Liverpool to Vir g inia, pot laatk to Le vet pool on Satutday, in conseqo •nce or heat - log u: tne war. 1 he Clio, Wilson, sailed oom Port Rush ior New Y or oa the 10th of November last, mid nay. not a ice beets l .10.• eta of. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBLR I S• The Buck ,kii, Glean- r, ftegeriarar, aod eaely, American priva teers, are tek :n by CI , : Coiibr., .... Tire Argo: Fair Trader, and another privateer , ate taken by the lodian, S. W . The Spartan and Maidstone frig:nes ha- dasoeyr..l two privateers in Haycock Had). ur ; anti cut out ..1 re*%.,-.IP :.cruet, l,r 6 goes, two lot vateers, and SeVeiashl.di veaselse in I.ii•ie ka vier. 1 he Actress privateer, of 6 e tna, •to; :1 naeo, is taken by the Maid stone trieate, and carried net. S. John's. ? B. . The Active priveo et, oft e uns and '25 meo, and another privateer, are theen by the Spartan ft ieete. The ship Reaolution, of New York, was. seat into New Providence, by Ii . M. schooner Variable, tee 26i0 ] My . Tn-. Jo epic, Richard:au, from A r‘hangel to Amer;ca, arrived at Len h, ilth Mat. detained by the Ritleman S. \V The ieising States, of 1.4 .v York, from Liston, arrived at Cork, 13th Test. detained by the 1 ortuoce frigate. The Fanny, --, from Gieevocla to New York (with a British li cense on board) has been taken by an American privateer ; since re taken, and sent for Halifax 1 1 lie Ann, Birbecia, arrived at Li ver p ool, from Demerara, fell in 1 with an American privateer, of 11 gun s an.t full of men, which she 1 effeaged for !taffeta hour. 1 Tile May, Atfleck, arrived at St. Lucia from Liverpool, beat ofran American privateer of II guns and full of men, atter an engagement of 112 hours ; tract held one roan killed rod five wounded The Kitty, Ttionipson, from Greenock to St. Andrew's. N. B was . I I taken 31st July, in lat. 45. lone. 51. 50. by the Rossi,, privateer. of Baltimore, of 11 guns and IOU Melt : on the Ist ult. she captured the I brig Two Brothers, of St joins's, aeat the same ay t.. 11 i. wee, tour hankers, with fish, win..it therset tire to.—The Kitty was retaken cn 1 the Ith, by the Pun.ime frigate, aad carried into Newloundeuid. The Ponce of Asturias, Straker; the Richao , Ridley ; end the Grace, Lao lett, front St. Mary's, Haittax ( . .vith nattier') were taken id August, 12 hours after sailing ; the hitter has be ii retahci., a::d carried to Halifax. Toe Osborne, —, from Gibraltar to New Brunswick, hes been taken by the leazer privateer ; ri.!alsch h) Ike I.l.lulotts S. W. hate tile Nautilus, American e. W ; and carried into Halitax. The Ellzonith, Walker, of N. aaarie, from. GIL: !tar to Qtrebec, was taken IStil ti:t. oil tile G ot or Canso by the John private et el Salem, o {tit 16 guns an.l 125 noon. The Pe..‘al Isouoty, Gaineica, from Hull to Prince Er'oefeet,ol's laland, was captured on tee Ist of Au g ust, b).the Y alike: , pro,a; of IS gti and 12n men, alter an action • , t . an hour and a ( parte , .- 9 he privateer shortly a:ter boarded th e 1 heals, of Poole, Kok, win sy duty, with coals, which was bet fire to as welt as the Royal 2.e ie)• The Apollo, Cocketell, tr. at Portsmouth to Picton yea raker, 'i its nit. by the John privateer of Salem. The Oriana, Crow, from thrwiek to Pteton, was taken lith _ply, by the Polly privateer of Salem. Time Margaret, lares, arrived in the Clyde 12th instant, from St. John's, N B. sailed Sum ult. with fiO ve,;•els, untier cutivoy tit the le- . dian S N. and panel six days atter in thick weather, on the batuts et Newfoundland. The Surry, --, arrived from New Pro•vidence, spoke on the `2lst ult. in lat. 0. 9.1. N. long. 3s. 22. W. the schooner Sally, Wici, illik_ •1 sft 1 1 ton 10 i "I in; Wi THE NATIONAL REGISTER.