Tf!F*NATI the Captain was lefealone. One or two of the witneseeatlepepred to the door of the Aibis' being.„locked, 'while others. etated it was merely closed to. A abort time after the Captain .and decesse.4' were kit together, a noise was beard, as if proceeding traise.entsw person receiving a beating. which wits. fedlowed by :011e. cries .of ' I fie' ( *Ye" and " release. we." Soon alter this a ebont issued fr.ol, some part of the ship, that a man was overboard,. middle... Captain was seen rushing tipon deck, and ordering put, the boat. The elaren then became general, and every. exertion was,matle to save the nian who was onset ved struggling in. the water, a short distance from the ship The ship was at this time %adj. it at the. rate of seven or eight nol4 an hoar, and there was a heavy sea.. Every. effort to siwe the deceased w,.n ineffectual The Captain in .his.defence stated, plat. the deceased having shy wl, a giiod deal ot noprpprirty in Isis cow• sleet, particularly iii his 1119;4' of keepieg his accuuntle .he resolved upon chastising him, with a view to 66 in insulate W4l not W.; ll .irore• bins " He stated also, that the decease it came J" him with his papers and Het:Amt., to the cabin where, after an hovestigatien anti I cinonstrance, he confessed having 66 struck or srappcil the deceinird upon the face." That after this he ordered the witness th sit dew') end ret»ain in a corner of (1/4 4 .400R1, - while he proceeded to finish some ‘vriting. In a short tinny heweeer, he was rowed by a rust. hag ;wise in another pat t of Use cabin, and look itig.eemid, -het b set viii the &reaped at lesattlt out of the whitlow., winch lay constantly open ) , lie immediately:marled from kieseat,, but before be reacbed, the wiediew Alio deceased bad phinged-biniselt into the water.. The, Capt gave,the alarm, and .intining wpm deck oroterrit the. & , oat, illY.ebtigtai/ 3 11 of this rase isreenl) newly threr hours, ,bit! the Lord Mayor. ;outdoor to obtain the fidion Pnts.ibltinformal inn and evidence, ordered the Captain to he brought tip.again in a few days, -and all the ship's: crew, , who-hat any littowledge•of the transartion. to 'appeer.- i I.DHALL: MA: Acre a but not more thav 14 years °face...was charged with cram exling various sums of money wheli he had- liven entrost ed• by hia silaster, ItilP3Sl:l4lll4Pry. nod Taylor, ilooloelkts. in Fit-et-street, to receive, and with stealing several valuable book*: The saucy, it appeared, had got connected set of gamblers in the Fltet_Ps:llKnk, with whoin he lost his ill.got wealth qiul• otisetVii%f led a dissolute life, His (gather. a.respectahle man, astendial ; and, it: consideration of his character. the young ,eiiininal.w is,nibly agent to 13ridewetl—there to lie...kepilo WO labour fur auto (iamb i . QUE4N-Nailek RE. Svxistritesm.----Tliontas Note, Alin* John Smith. sling William Cote tetil, was further •-exatnined•oteTnesday on the charges .of switidffug and-robbery premed against. hint ; ors which occasion all office lull of nesp.oomplainants appeared ; and many -new charges were made.. A-Turner, from .the BornuA, said.. that while..the prisnwer was living in the Kent-road, carrying on the trade of Deuti , t, this pern , a al•o observing that lie had understood Nott to have beets ori givally a bather, he had received an order to scold in sundry goods, with the bill, as they would be paid for immediakely. A horearried the articles, from whom Nott contrived to get thern,•on pieteuce.ol: seeing whether they were right. and lie they said that il-e master, must call ; fur the money., He called in vain, never• being able to see , Nott ; and sooteafter the pvioner left that residence without paying any one. Healso traced Ngtt to Lock'a fields, .W..tworth, where the linninesn of Dentist eras changed for that of Fortune-telling ! rnenter-tnagieian, hoverer, soon. took another flight, and its usual sis 1111131ell another callirg ; ter, ulteu he neat met the prisoner he was di.covered living et the City•road-terrace. where he. was charged • ills meatiug tlheeltr, having,.,as • was customary with him, three or leur women about the lonise to contribute to hi• domestic comforts. The prisolier said that he bad just tritimphed mes t»any,difficulties, and flint i.e was now going on most prosperously.. He.was corrying on hu-iness in the city as a Money Agent, (lc. and had an office..iii tile Bury Clnimbers, SLMary. Axe. He then handed a lame_eard, which c•petaired his address and profession on one side, and on. the other. a lova notitication,to the Public, Nobility, and Gestry, wanting either to borrow or lend money. Amongst other...choice nioiselA it is said-that Mr: Nott, who had been lona engaged in such troisactions, had rstabli•hed an unquestionable reptqation, .so _that he could now command money to any amount, and had no counec tion whatever with any other person, ...specially any of the vile gangs of common advertising moneylenders who were about. the town preying upon the public, by defrauding the honest and. unawary tradesman, who might be in temporary. distress. , He. would under take to rare. money tp any omount, at the moderate rate, of Ave .per cent. but bethserved the utmost secrecy and required .its observance.; and the . climax was completed ly the. faitMing et:m(ll.lskm :—.‘` Nu prison, w hose views are not strietly . lionourable a .nrcdttiols of arpl3- ItEatSTVR. DEC. 23 ing,..10..Me.' NOW .1 The defrauded tornerexpreasedhintarlydeligl► t. 44 with outs pensi t tenifyi...ati he, vo Guild bey gond 411/011di to pay adisehose , small•eccounts which he had tOrttOta. ten 10.104.,60,1ineeilaimciptieseitie Hatpurssfri-et, Keut road, and thereby refice the rude slanders of flan ticiijihmtritouti.. Butt fie laughed at the idea nf pleit/ei.; Mfr.. .tt bit/ iu Park.lanr, after whirl( the tome r lost him till his apprehension. Oilmeni.cautplainell'ofi mods W bile to ar prisoner , lived in Candier. land row, under the vault Wilkum Cotteril, n here be had a mother and a Fi.ter, which places he lett tnr Quebec-street, and diets to - Park i lane.. ao—Titspuoa ! Nett. BOW of. Exelian.ge of both these names were produced by different purtons, it. Isavieg been received rim the prisoner, he identifying 11in:sato have been Atte drawer nn. uler both names. " A letter WaA. rrecive4 from a Lady by the Magistrate. itatin sat the real inttne of the priaoeer who had been examined nod(' that Of Nlltt‘was Cott; tit. That he had d moth t and a sister in - Conuct-land-row, Ni w ri.ad. and previously to Immine• pox Muller, which he had now toren rot; a lotte little. lie pit t sued a v!ry bumble etilline (hair dte.ser it was .saitl)•to which . Le ha.l her* originang bred. Shr dechit ed men her name, twsr. 4 convinced that the coils. grit tire u outO be •tile, tut,Airl y of • her house Within a week Ly seine of the gang: . MV:Colgtilionit. was astonished at the nnpatrallaled depravity, effrontery. and iinplidenceofthe. prisoner, who even now evineed• not the brat •Irelingi %limo- lie was 4n:ill:Ake on the lately edgeof the gal. aeliAtte of depredation And.feaati appeared to•liave been n'anovt (VrrypitriSil ha and about - Laudon. and no wake wav•thoughtloolow:- : . no trick or mask Ma degrading-- to realize ii*Oftjeet. - The prompl in ,tint nits which eortlemen and 11-Arsine's curie flieseardttAleyelope+lte infamous chairaett t of the primmer, when they flail no Lope - cat recovering any thing, did them infinite credit.. Committedgor father examination tin I .ll7inday next. `; ACCIDENTS-AND) OFFENCES. A itingrilart, end. tfarinc rolibery was committed:on S•ii.tiay night lagt, in the tratie.atf blr:iitiehatition, in the' parnill NOrtheate, Catirterimpyr• Thap asateiiniaii,eir going hi- tolinsi, di-en•eted Mr. fielotivisnrio.rkwar-tnetto,rtud laigitutrnatitle to ilvt ake the family, pro. ceeried,rn the ,tiellehreneber.afAr. R.'to eati him to seciire dour, when it vta‘ilistovereri,*hatwome prrgon orperionali ad entered the cliiinviirs l -and oaten. severateraeles of wearing apparel from off the heti, inelittling- the rug% la of.rdra, anootisg other thing% enritaineci.a watch... Another , waten. placed Wpon. the tattle, remain. erl-nntoneheti, Tititk-44eine cd64ery wa..ctiected tgigustit awaking cif her.Mr::lta or<lrie wift.jainti the , roieleters ei.eapedi $61111)014Mlea «ith tbeirlinetyr: . 1 I: X TAP isg.: if riza.vb..-A poor woroan i - et Mitiehester; tehig in rent distrewand. t.btaiir a lodßing, Late;y stule so apron for illo exilic% pnrper of getting .in!mt , No* liditey I. The. .Magittrates; with s.itianitstf 41toes :ahem ihunour., IsCeiusaesidett Ake pour Cresfltire to the notice of te Overseem One wvenine last weuk, es Mr. Parry, of Pentrefrith, was returning frain Holvwell, no lir rsabsielt,-he wait allot %sr:lS:a-opening a trate, ...about 6fty. yards trJrni.l.l, Louse. Ile immediately fell. from his louse ;: and tile aasaasia approaching wit ham intro( of robbing km victia),. l llc.iParry galled out for hirip pond an tlse seesaws opening the door. the sillaio made. hi. esea pe cottager.. D...sid °wrap, hiss been - . committed 40 Flint: gaol,. charged .011.oatb..tair nbrire the .offencler. .0n Saturday se'uoieht en inquest was•lield it the Ropemaker's Arms, New-street, Deptford. ..on ilia audy• of John Murray, a child 4 rears old, and 31. wry . Norton, obi.= 3 years old, who died Inst• Friday, thrriugloaking klarge,cluantity of ratshatrie. The father of blid Mu:ray deposed, that lie and Mrs. Marry were obliged to g o out on busine,s last Thursday, leaving the deceased and hi. sitter ire their-shop. Wh . !•rt they-rftsirrie.iithev .fihusid the i>uy vory.ill.- .They se-s for a surgeon, who said- the eliiA .v . as poisrood, knd relief,. but he would se: •d some niedicines,i... Mr* Alurra . y recollected shay. lately,%. had some Wl* bane from. rat,eateilier.i•The Ohilti-cortfts44B4l4hat thinking iLwos stlittit he eat of it. arid stale some to Mary N‘arloti,• and aim offered•his own .inter some, ahioti. :4i refused • fic-liveri•only to the neat guy, and died in the greatest •v'ny.. G.:3 4 /mArta, lather of Maty Act ton .de• pi.sed, that his.chi.drea.daily phi Ned with the children of .11tory, se a l Thursdhe evening fast his daughter came bolus as usual; arid shorty after complaiiie,d.uf heirig very di.. He..!..setsfr fur a surgeossi‘ who said that site. was puisruscck, - 441 41, that anedicluei seould.be sit .no use, .but would. send • what was .prnpir.: -the:ol4ld died.orcLidaSll.l Al<r.. Buad" : 9 aurgeon, Depsforrl.f)warsientifor co .see uhutlictbr child; ea, and,. f ou nd dirv., ad -4: rsry- - appeals's= hi 61. elccblcrt thy pc:zeNasi.,p