she would murder him if he did not go alum: prosecutor persisted in the struggle to get ;hen the prisoner blew out the candle, and as drawn through a trap door into the street. left in the dark by himself. He groped his got into the street, where he found the pri in charge to the patrole. The parties were Woody, the prisoner having torn the prosecutor's and her own arms having been cut in strug- On being taken to the watch-house, onl y upon the prisoner, and the watch-house i) the Judge why he did not search the pil 1, " that they were afraid to go, she lived ;e place." observed, that it was highly disgraceful louln be suffered to continue in its present the evidence on the part of the prosecution. her turn, insisted that she took no mone y , and that he attempted to murder her by Justice Grose proceeded to sum up, and ob it a robbery the pri-oner must have taken now by the prosecutor's own sheaving she breeches pocket before he was aware of her in afraid too that a great deal of colouring had rausact ion, for if the prisoner was convicted , prosecutor would he entitled to 401. fro•ii ides he presented himself in no very favour- Tried man, with a wife and five children, frc ion of infamy, was entitled to no favourable The Jury consulted together and acquit and the Judge refused the prosecutor his ex- FRIDAY JUNE 3. Sacchaar, Glosse, and Savnu, three Malay sea -1 for the wilful murder of Imambacchus, ou by Riving him divers violent blows on thr lanuished till the follow ing day, and died. the three prisoners and the deceased were t the Blue Gate public-house, at Shadwell, Sarah Williams, who was also present, to with her. She refused, and presently after telbachus, with whom she had cohabited some is two companions followed, a fighting with Imamhachus came by his death. Sarah Irunk at the time, that she could recollect it passed 011 the occasion. 1, and Anwar, three of the Lascar tribe of xamined, and sworn upon an illuminated Al the. East India Company. The ceremony pressive, for on being told that the hook pro oran of Mahomet, they bowed most reverer,- ~ then taking it by turns in their hands, they Imes upon their head, removing it from their Iternately, and at Inst gave their evidence , plume upon their head all the time. Their \tett from the Malay into the Arabick, and nit° English, so that the trial occupied a most time, nearly the whole day. said, the Jury had but a very imperfect ae , and nature of the quarrel that led to the ted, and it was dif fi cult fur him to say that given from sudden provocation. If so, the guilty of murder in the eye of the law, and .ty of manslatighter. !Wed with the Judge, and found the Prisoners +Oder. SATURDAY, JUNE 4. committed forravishing Margaret West, in a 's -inn-fields, was put to the bar, when Mr. it all the prisoner's trial till next Session, on ,voidable absence of the surgeon who had at woman during her subsequent illness. The the motion. 'FICA'. INTELLIGENCE. AV Y.—According to the reports up to the are in commission 800 ships, of which 154 c'roin 50 to 44 gum ; 114 frigates; 229 slool s igs, &c. , tier was on Frtdny received at Lloyd's : ta., MAY 31.—A. pilot boat of this port k i ttatick Bay, law a battle Illmatiof, clime JUNE e• -... pocket, and sw ore she his business. The pr back his money, whe cried murder,and was The prosecutor was le way up stairs, and got tuner, and gave her io both extremely Woody face with her nails, ai gling for the knife. sixpence was found keeper being asked by soner's room, replied, in such a desperate Mr. Justice (;rose that such a place shoe state. This Ix as all t and the prisoner, in I from the prosecutor, cloaking her. Mr. J served, that to make the money by force ; took it from his tweet' tention. Ile was aft • been given to the trai of the robbery, the p the county. Besides able light. A marrit quenting the habitatit opinion from a Jury. fed the prisoner, and ponces. MußDEß.—Saccht men, were indicted I the ttill of April, b bead, of which he I; It appeared that th - drinking together at ,* when Glosse asked let hint go home w went out with Imael' time ; Glosse and his sticks ensued, and I Williams was so dr little or nothing that Denmaar, Istnael, Indians were next ex corm, provided by was extremely impn dured was the If °rat tinily over the book, placed it three times bead to their lips al holding the sacred ye evidence was tranAtit from the Arablek int unuittal space of timt :11r. Justice Grose count of the origin death of the decease the blows were not ; prisoners were not gt must be found guilty The Jury coincide , Cuing of Jlawhingh 1 Isaac Dewborrv, t stable near Lincoln's Yooley moved to pot account of the unavi tended the young xi Court acquiesced in i NAM THE BRITISH NJ present day, there ai ( are of the line; 25 fr of war, 218 gun brig The following Let FowEir, CORN w being at tea, in Llt ►L 1 corked, and, on taking it up, saw a paper in it, Intim- _ nut, and found written thereon: • " English Brig Mary and John, lat. 47. 40. long. 5. 25. " Chased by a Beet of five ships ' which captured and burnt the Mary and John, of London, Charles Jephson, Master—took the opportunity of writing this and putting it in a bottle--tha Frenchmen all steering E. N. F. May 1, 1808. Wm. Tu om ?sox, Chief Mate." ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, die. A shocking accident happened on Wednesday afternoon last, Four miles be j ond Romfurd :—As a Gentleman's carriage war driving at a great rate, a cart with a man and his wife in it, who, in pulling up to make way, .were thrown over, and un fortunately killed on the spot. They have left nine children to lament their melancholy fate. They were conveyed to the vik lage of Brook for the Coroner's Inquest, which met yesterday. The Gentleman's carriage did not stop, nor were any enquiries made from it about the casualty, but the driver is known. FLrly on Thursday morning, as one of the men in the employ. of Mr. Rhodes, the cow-keeper, was going to attend the cows in a field at the back of the Queen's Head and Artichoke public house, leading to Camden Town, he found a man, genteelly dressed, who appeared to have been shot ; he made the circum stance known, and the body %41111 in a short time after owned by the disconsolate widow of the deceased. lie proved to be a Mr. Joachian, of Pratt-place, Camden Town. Ile left his home irs the afternoon to visit Mr. Moss, who resides at Cumberland place, Lisson-Green, and received some money. When he left Mr. M. he said he was going to Sadishury-place, where he stop ped to see some persons play at skittles till a late hour. The re port of a pistol and the cry of " Murder!" was beard, at which • time it is supposed Mr. Joachim was attacked by some robber, or robbers, and he being a re-olute man, had resisted the attack. In corroboration or this, the stick that be had with him was found with some large marks upon it, as if it had givers some vio lent blows. His watch is stolen, and it is supposed he had Bank owes about hint to the amount of 1001. of which it is conjectured sue villains had by some means got information. A surgeon opened the body, and found that a large bullet had entered the left side through the ninth and tenth ribs, and passed through his heart. A Coroner'. Inquest was held on the body en Friday, when the jury brought in a verdict of Wilful Murder against ,onte Person or Persons unknown. Six Prizes of 20,000'.—Tu be,,iii Oran ing 2Sth of June. Richardson, Goodluck & Co. Bank Buildings, Coruhill, and facing the King's Mews, Chariug-Cross, respectfull., acquaint the Public that the New State Lottery Ticlets and Shares are now 00 Sale in Variety of Numbers; the Scheme contains Sit Prizes of 20,0001.• two of 10,0001. two 0f5,000/. three 442,900/. live of 1,0001. seven of 5001. twenty of 100!. and 5,030 other Prizes amounting in the whole to 25,0001. New State Lottery.—Six Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pound!, besides the usual number of 10,000/. 5,000/. 2,0(11)1. C. &c. — Swift and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Char;ng-Cross, are selling the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, .0 be gin drawing on 2Sth June. The Scheme contain. i:iesitaa. outli ner of Tickets as the last Lottery:, with double the • number or. Twenty Thousands, a circumstance never before knot% ti in so • mall a Lottery. The following Prizes were sold in shares at •; wilt and Co. s Offices in tile last Lottery, viz. No F. 821 a reize af 20,0001.; 6,895, 1,0001.; 8,411, 1,000'.; ip;e3l, INN.; 11,387, 1,000/. ; 13,635, 1,0001.; 24,884, st h )!. also in the pre setting six mouths, No. 11,070 Prize of 20,0001. ; 184, 10,0111.; 5,899, 10,0001.; Nos. 5,899,' 15,078, and 17,62 i, Prizes of I,ooo'. ; with others of 5001. &c. &c.—N. B. Lists of the Prizes in the City Freehold Lottery may be received gratis at the above Offices. MARRIED. Capt. E. M. Murray, of the 15th Dragoons, to Lady Elia. Murray, youngest daughter of the Duke of Athol. DIED. On the 24th ult. the Right lion. Lady Anne Lumley Sande-:n, daughter of Thomas, the third Earl of Scarlotrou4h, uud Nioi the present Earl of. Scarborough, and t Earl lon. lit r Iyship was in her 80th year. : Yesterday se'nnight, at ' Hartlebury Wort% t-rF!. ss, the Right Rev. Richard U. Lora f Vi'preester. On the 17th ult. at Ballygurteen, county Aftf• At we extraordiaary age. of 1.0 years,, .11euiti* tiarn.ll, 4 ,! , • ,4 . i; p ~Jr J t ~