pri I _~~ '~~ ~ . 1 41004116 JAN 10. P r '. 4~. MIL vr. 4 Timm NAtimNitt'ittomtnt. Tbe 111111111Pisir, Sorry, Mint Bnerdrair to NeteLeadals and the George, Lord,' from! Boardman. to New Orleans, arm' , detained and sent into Falmouth by the Mars privateer. ' The Ventura, --..---, from the BrazillesPbat been taken ; since retaken by the Contest, gan-brig, and sent iataeortstnouth yelper/eta' v. • Thi Johanna, Saralsson, fret. Archangel to Oporto, Is de • talied be the John Bull privalsisO' sent into Plymouth. • * and ~ . ...-The brion, Young, from Qttebec, is totally lost at Ply * • . igen*. ' , The Onset sloop of watt, arrived in the Downs, from Tor- UM, parted from her convol la lat. 40. 14. long. 43. 44. in a heavv gale of wined. The Augusta, Connor, front New York, was lost on the North Bull, Dublin, Sltt December; the captain, mate and 2 hest s saved. . The President Tnce, —, from Barbadoes to • Cork, was deserted at Felt !Silt December, having five feet water in her hold t crew arrived at Clyde in the Mary. The Faulty, —, from Baltimore to Bristol, is stranded in Caniartbnen llay. The 7.alema, iloward, from Philadelphia to Rotterdam, is lost Dear Romney, part of the cargo saved. The Hector. Hector, from Ncwry to Landon, reported to have been lost in the late gales. was safe , at Thurso 20th nit. .The Berry Castle, Brum, from Shields to Dartmouth, and the .Audalttsia, Wilson, of Sunderland, both coal laden. were captured oil' Whitby 27th ult. by the Claneur privateer 4 add retaken the same day by four Berwick smacks. The former arrived ut Scarborough, and the latter at Bridlington. The. Nancy, Harvey, from Newfoundland, has been taken by a French privateer, retaken by the Dragon man of war, and seat into Plymouth, mad since lost there. The *George, Logan, aid another ship belonging to Sir Charles Cotton's keg, Wimp Falmouth 30tb O n . The Antiope traw Vellauhy, 'from: math to portW Cork, is totally lost in tit. Bride's Bays seven drowned. . The Duchesq, of y ork, Davis, of Liverpool, is stranded at Woe Bay, coast of Africa. The brig Active, tales, was driven on shore at Weymouth 31st December. The William, Ward, from Faro to London, is taken and car ried into Cur son. ' The Betsey whaler, Aims, Master, sprung a leak at the Cape 'Good Ham in September, and was condemned. The Otter, Boardman, from St. Kitt's to Liverpool, having sprang a leak, nas burnt ut sea 10th Dec. and not the Lady Hood, front Autigua to Loudon. The Lady Hood was well on the 14;h. 'The Rising Sun, —, from Tenerife, was driven on share on be; beam ends in Kinsale harbour, 47th ult. The Providence Success, Pennement, from London to St. Vincent's, was spoken with in lat. 47. 50. long. 13. bad sepa rated from the fleet in a gale. . The Herenle , , (Iona!, from Antigua to Loudon, foundered on tte 19th December. Crew saved in the Hope, and arrived at Liverpool. The Sally, Knobley, from Liverpool to Antigua, is put into Whitchasen with damage. . The Margaret of Ghne . gow, lost her foremast and bowsprit at Cove of Cork, during a gale on the 3lst ult. The Risiog Sun, —, from Teneriff, which was en shore at Kin ale '2Bth ult. got off ith damage. The w hie saved, but it is feared the Inailla will he In. t. Thr Maria. Arrowsinilh,, from Quebec to London ; and the —. Pelter, from Quebec to Oporto, were spoken with Slst ovember, near Autiewte. Thoy ore bearilig away fur Pictou in eoniequenet. of being leaky. •I'he IntrPyi7, ifetellinson, from Philadelphia to Tenningen, founieroii at r:.11 7th October. Crew saved. •The J ohn end from Baltimore to Amsterdam, is totally lost oil' iddleherg. Crow s:av ed. - The EJita , Schnell, froit St. Thomas's to Bremen, is detained by the Anietitvst ''l•i.ite, and sent kit° Dartmouth. The Maria:ma Dap da Silva, from the Brazils, is detained b 3 the Aeti%e privP.teer, and sent into Falmouth. It ii repo :lei! that h brit and a sloop were captured by a french prlvatcor 6th iustant, between St. Albans Bead and f orttand. _ 'The Div ina Provident's, from Plymouth te London, is onshore pear V0m,,,:t!,, v.nd it is fared .gill he lost. The Li terpool, Hooilton, which arrived at Liverpool 29th fcll in on the :st, in lat. 39.8.:. long. 69..17. W. the prig icy and P:;: !?y, cr 13:thlutore, deserted by the crew. • The Endeairoar, Brown, from lliktbbovongb to Hull, wait loot 26th ult. near the flambee. ' * • • ' • The Sarah, .-Rennet. from Greenock to New York, was de serted at sea 19th November, baring nine feet water in her hold. Crew and passengers taken up 'from the long boat, and' carried to New York. ' The John, Anderson, from Clyde, is last at Pictos ; crew saved. • The William Phillips, Pullen, from Detaerara to London, foundered at sea ; crew saved by the Bear, --, arrived at Portsmouth from Surinam. i'he Thalia, Sillerman, from Bourdeaux to Philadelphia, is detainei by the Mars privateer, and sent for Falmouth. The General Craig, —, from Quebec to London, has hrea captured, andietakcu by the Rose S. IV. and arrived at Wey mouth sth instant. The Adelaide, Fenwiek, from Quebec, was captured off Du vet irrth ult. The Marv. stone. from Yarmouth to London (with corn) was driven on shr,re at Orford sth Instant, but expected to be gut off. The Renown, TidbZll, from Cork to Swansea, is on shore near Tenhy. PA to IS; eel Drc .—" The Grand Napoleon privateer, of Bou logne, carried into Calais 128th ult. the Edinburgh, Wallis, from Lisbon to lantion.—Sd. The Espoir privateer has sent into Bou logne, a prize ladetwith oil, which she raptured on the Engti*h coast.--4th. The Adolphe privateerpf Boulogne, sent into Cher bourg e9th ult. an Foglish vessel - laden with corn.-sth. The Erin, William, from Baltimore, was totally lost 28th ult. at the entrance of Bourdeaux River, only one man saved.-9th. The AdOlphe privateer of Boulogne, sent into Dieppe sth instant, the brig Experiment, of Dover, laden with provisions.-15th. The Grand Napoleon privateer sent into Dieppe 9th instant, on En glish sloop laden with corn.- 46th. The Eptitlvrivateer, of Dun kirk, captured on the sth instant the Betsey, Lynn, from Peters burg to London."—Front ►he Journal du Commerce. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. TIMRSDAY, .14•44 7. PULLTICG Nosrs.—llenry Sawyer mitt( his trial on n charge of pulling and twisting the nose of 'Thomas Atkins. From the evidence it appeared, that the prosecutor had trade use of very indeeortstai language to the defeudont, which be resented, and told the prosecutor that if he repeated the game again he would wring his nose; and that the prosecutor not regarding the warn ing; the defendant did twice pull his nose. This happened at a public room in Westminster, where several persons were pre.eitt. Many of them were called, a ho corroborated the foregoing circumstances, *inl the Counsel for the defendant observing, that as the prosecutor was one of these nien, who, coming into a pub lic room with a mouth full of slander, having neglected to soap his nose as a precaution against otresdrod individual*, deserved all the pain and all the angui.li whiell7such a circumstance pro. dined, so say nothing of the disgrace attending it. No evidence heir;; brought forward on the part of the:Akio fendant he was found Guilty. The Court, however, in mild consideration of the provocation altogether, sentenced him to pay a tine of is. bd. VittDXY, JAN. 3. William Soame., lleury Woodford, and William Whit*, all ft Conkey Beau, wore. brotiOt to the bar, and heard by Cllllll-0 against their conviction, before the Magistrates at Bow-street.. under the .Ict, the 42d of the King, chap. 78. commonly called the Vagrant Art. Mr. Knapp, tho Counsel for the Prisoners, started a variety of objections with respect to the legality of the conviction. Amon: otiicr things he argued, that the title of the Act of Parliament had been anis-recited, inasmuch as the actual title of the Act defined the Jurisdiction of the Alagistrates to the Justices at the Thames Police Office, ate. whereas the conviction, attempting to fecile the title of the Act, stated the words to be 6 ` of the Thames Police," Ase. • Mr. faced answered Mr. Knapp.—The evidence afforded no thing new. The Chairman observed, that be was clearly of opinion that the Prisoaers tame within the meaning of the Act ; hut then, a; to the trumpery ohjection they of instead of at, he had soma doubts, and should reserve his decision until the adjourned day of the Sessions. The Prisoners were then taken hark to prison. In the Appeal ilabert v. the Coal meters, the conviction was aflirmed. F , Is-