Star. — London, England, 1828-04-03 00:00:00

, • • Sari. arm PrritiONll, le *it LoieweliaWinos, PIIIIIVIOVII • RAMIS Tam, 182$. Tuesday, April IS, First Seal: . Vredosaday, April 16, and Thursday, Petitions adjourned from • thi last day of Petitions. Pridiky, April 12, House elk Leirtig. Saturday, April 19, Second Seal—Monday, Petitions. Tuesday, April 22, noun of Lords. • . SEALS, PLEAS, DESIVIIIIIMIS, RICEIrTIONS, PURTNER DISSESIEEPEediri I ' PETITIONS, REPOSE THE VICE-C/lANCELLOE, ramous so Emma Taut, 1828. Tuesday, April IS, First SeaL Widnesday, April 16; Thursday, and Friday, Pleas, Deas9l;2lL . Ilatepnons, and Further Directions. Saturday, April 19, Second Seal—Monday, Petitions. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, ArryL 2. These General Quintet. Sessions commmeneed ths Morning at the Guildhall,Westminster, befo►e F. Corm, li6q.Chait man,supported by a full Bench of Magistrate:s. -John Darnley stood indicted for assaulting William Jefferson Carr, a constable, when in the execution of his duty, an the 22d of Match last, in the Haymai krt. Oa the part of the detente sevetal witnesses were called, who deposed that the prosecutor, on the night in question, *as completely intoxicated, and the Jury, without hesitation, acquitted the .deiendant. Three young men pleaded guilty for assaulting .a constable named Childs, in the execution, of his duty, at the Adelphi Theatre. The defendants were fined Is., and discharged. Mary Ann Bell was indicted for obtaining a quantity of silk lace and other articles. The prisoner was tot merky a servant in the family of Colonel reel, brother of the Right Idon.itobert Peel, but, lett that situation in the month of May 1827. In Ituary last she went to the shop of the prosecutors, Messrs. Howell and James, linen • drapers,in ke g ent-str eer,statirtg, that she had been sent tbere,lsy Lady Alice,Pee'l for a quantity of silk goods, which she selected, and which were given to her without any hesitation, Lady Peel having dealt at the shop for several years, bad been in the habit. occasionally of sending her servants for goods. The prisoner,, encouraged by the success she met with, re peated her ♦isits, until at last suspicion was excited, and on. inquiry it was ascertained that Lady Peel had not. authorised her to order the articles, and she was soon, afterwards taken into custody.—Verdict, She was tried'and convicted oa another indictment. rill.. ALLEY, for the prosecution, said there were two other indictments•against her, upon which he would not Ali ant evidenee.—The COURT sentenced her to be , transported for seven years. ASS= IliTtL/AGENCE. 11iii3LAND CIRCUIT.—w kitlitirg• 'Ann 1. (Before the Lose Cans! 134asPii) THE WA ItWiCK SAN* ,E , JiYEk.S., Thomas Ford, aged 21,. was indosted, for receivipg' 1201. in 51. and 10€. notes of ihe Murk of Messrs,Whije. itentritsii'CO. of this town, wall knowing the same to AO Veen stolen. Ott tfiiAitlif Is/oacrober last, Mr. Itetyn ge G•reen way, il..parenienf the gam of Whitehead anti Ca. called at the:, bank of Sir Richard Can: Glyn, and Co. their London Viler:, end there -received i large parcel of their paid • iiikei, suodutiting to upwards of 18,000(. and another ftertelcootainiog a large qoaritiiyof sovereigns, whi . yh he hod 'previously ordered to be made op for him. The psroelA were pot inn. a Moe bag, and Mr. Gr. eenwerear tied, it. o Fweral's lon Ccsifee-b9usFov here be had been stopping,apd taking it up to hit:bed-it/Om, depoeitokit is a chewer. He subsequently took the r.arcel . f sovereigns out of the bag, and kept themine separate bag.by them selves. Having engaged Ins seats the Warwick mail that evening,. as soon-as the cnscb arrived, he ordered ' the porter to carry out his luggage, and accompanied , him' to the coach door • to see-him deposit the bags l iti safety in the coach. „When the Muse,. an'yonached the coach, the door was opened by a man, from witliip,-.Ao stepped out of the co.eb. He seemed like. a porter from some other office. The porter was Meet in rite act of 01,aciog thq bag which contained .0 1 kippe , rergrir e under the seat An the . crme . h, wherisome . peron ran violently against Mt, (hectors'', and.the merino. men the b..g +containing the notes was no libel e to.befclund. On, t I PI . ;0110Viltmorpin, ..e. list of the oinn i bers„ of ; th e , tcileo..llotets„ was procured, at e it i f R. C. Glyr. s brink: Adeettiannents. of. the, robllej y,,, ti the 'timbers of .the . notes, 'MO rsidisitiettv and ha d-• 1)44, Ore: lll oedltc,rintlt die .wane tifkrirt i re ward,, kitt, cif. WRik, 'O. Oiellr#4ll.4l, Igildj,ifiy„nrch inform:Atha as woolii . ,lsad.ia a .disirrorr 4t ale liiiirilev. In tome time the greater. portion a. thermos-entre re coveyil Ify die %Orli, ib t•way itith wheal the public' are all Cady action riti,d, .ilksynglt iirtin . t Vi0.17.1b err . ..lino, ever. PON rear:Coed one. QvUortday,Jan.:ti, thelloi soner caviled at the bank iwihistorro,,isod presented toto let/. nmes to be ehadted.. ThetTerktork them into one PCP!! rakulttip *.tifr -cm. TKAieiglik the Pin4ll,3.6:und thst they corresponded ortk,tl4.„of• those...thich had been stoleo;brit *some of tht stolen cotes were duplii , catentmlberslthat is, therewete two notes of the sane numbeil and as ihe nrhit:pxesen - teil . ls'y:The itiioner bnispeued to have deplierries, the GePtlearso could not tell %hither these %%ries - the stolen numbers ocnot,.And theft/Coe ordered th i rit to be paid. - T}re primaer, ac oordintiy, having Om then his eddreesy 4 . Thorpe. Fo+ll. eirres.lune • trttittlPM," itteiyedi(hoeereiini• ir mit, iio . C 1 . ri • .Went i rterap, r t snlaseljoer.try pp. , g peareidArot his t ... har t , lames Sootily rpod.cl irk.C.ars'e lane ; Cut tho,prisatier IF,nreti•in a small•houseine ccion in PAlk•biqiit t fur whirl. he v?1c1Coly bt.. -a week:- On. Saturday 41.!! 261 h ol.ltri.A biy oknrecaVie:o44elleed went den:• to the prisoneein tint Mortrivi. Alsie-W:e l ol 4 b, him to procure him the change al - a Sf. BOW salicht he ' did. On the friflowirsg Mon mirnicii Dyke *as d isp a tilled . th prripote .ch.rigeg o yeiuschey a. qn.te,. the prisoner telling him t. is - he were asked to , iho . it . elooged, he was to a t ly, i . !'l l ll3ges Furd, cart!....larre.7 Dyke Tent to . i . tridpioinnngthetpyti,spho OtisUlift. sue cool § nOtgsve howite cirange, unlisste.setruld tithe it. in bislTherice. „Ib i lk i wint .horne pod csinltili l id pie prisnierovirp 4 iterted ham tq take the eininge on Vhoret ter,ros, ~ which Jae ' atsprAinire did. it ph6p't WI a Nos . ! afterwar4.,4e'paitrieerigaTa :yellqesib4 Ake to. PoreorelimchitriA oT 4,ltofe, hi' which 4 piii.eo4, he 'Win to pirchise f !Of, 40firis #o 4 .ll,erroivis. t ut} t r tgive the *tine addle..a.* before ?! Trie hay Weit.ste , cor dingly • to a;greicer'4lloe n 404410 ,1 tlintplitAitsedi Art change. n . 4sicinqi g 114‘. slinifiris4ll pe tileithe _ boj a Olillins.,l .a otiolit hair in Lour of &tot:el l lye tOt. 0 ott'similss . c . s r Ape ; it. d 0 on train tidie tb,ii, oittA. sadodidg ot : e tr i on . it hid Vise 'Prlst.ner 'hi i • • - 470 S ;4 1 0:.41 1 dil Vanc'h - ocasinit :irr . 4ave his `adiiterai: Orme) tor doi.iiittqa:lier4ties- lane,' 'itey chain •o d i e jiiiol . Pii: . be ' is. ip . 04, iOalai •tfr . that . . , 41% . , fia! 4.. filitha . ;retai glib iitiapilasi • c a eres, fi,ilittlei. Otc . l . straiiiiiii* lia4iri ilt leeks . 3 given to a i - aili, te is•iiitea .on.. the trir si.nrr at his hotaaa ist Vs cpnit in l i .istifiett, and' 11V . 144/C t L l ilill into custody,_ !jp,..,, f ai n hint if he oad 4ay . ..u* pt Ih r e.e iuko. Of iii.gniyl.q akto,diet sr. Awe ; t4te.kiii:4itikr• -iit , h 14.4**i . it tp,i6 fsi it 44 46 A vino asarched Liao, batiound no ss.oic. On.herog, *ken , poiltreptid be had received ' before a MagistgaleAn . the notes from a pens o, *Sons he knew by sight, brit with whose name he was unectioainted,ei Notein•kbam, fear, in pant for some cattle which *sold him.-1 After ewe or three examinations hr was committed for trial. MI the notes traced to Ms _possession entre,- ponded in number with some of those , Which had beep stolen from the prosecutors. A few of them, however,' being duplicates, it could not be ascertained positilery whether they were some of the stolen notes or not ; hut the others, not having any duplicates; were clearky proved to have been amongst those which had been stolen. In addition to the foregoing evidence,e witness was called, who stated that he was an esti-tant fn the police of Birmingham, and had been long an intl. mate friend of the prisoner's. Ode day, w hile the prisoner was in the strong room of the prison, he entered into conversation with him. •• Well, Turn," said the witnesb, 1. what do you think of this job of your's'?".--•• Oh," rep, d the pi is - mer, 4.1 stippose they'll give me routeeln pen'orth (14 years tran-pot cation) • but they calmest tell' to 10,0001. whet they have lost. ' Mess you, rite . seen the swag (spoil); there's a heap of it as large at thole, bundle" (pointing to a suit of his own•clothes tied up ut, a handkerchief.) . The witness then asked him if hehatf heard of the ' Ledbury aff.tir? ne si That was a foolish job, but there was the job at Volk." He su q sequently added, •• They only gave me 1.0001. smadt (to pass) for them." This witness underwent a sevel t ej cross exatninAtion, hit nothing material was elicitrid from him. He denied that he had ever been in a prisconl on his own account. The, prisoner, on being called on for his defence, handed in a Written pa'per, in v(biehhe, stated, that. on the lOth November , Irks fOct lent hint 14t;I. with which he went jobbing in cattle at different faits.. At N 'Unshorn fair, on Friday the .18th of Jonortry. Ike Met a man, whose "per.ten was well known to, him furls *having frequently seen him at 'foiri,A,sot withoyhmer name he was unacquainted, who paid him 1261. id %% f ar. wick notes, for cattle which he purchased of him. He took this money home, togetl)er with two 101. notes of other banks, tor, the purpose of repaying, loss father,the sum he had borrowed of him;. bet,.upon his tendm ing the notes to hit father, the latter refused to Like' them, and asked the prisoner it hf had not beard that; that bank had been robbed. ,'Oe ptisoners.sid,:thet was the frit be had heard of it. The fat(see.then advised him not to attempt to palm soy of thewnals, untilbe fist went to the bank, - and S pre.fptiA 4,e or two of them for 'payitiett, Iscertitn i Whktfm Or ... ,a. not. they were any of the notes whia aims' t stokin. The prisoner adopted this admit', and want I. the hank nest morning, where Aber changed turn of the 'lOl. notes for him; upon which be Cottsstiatkliflaille at litfetty to pass the othetc also, as he considesed att. they could not be any of the stolen note‘or the. two which he had presented .at the bank would havc been stopped. As, however, the time vofti n which his father bad limited him for repaying rowed of him, was about to expire, and he would itft take the rotes, he wits obliged ,to.promtreAhanse for them in the way he had done, by taking a small quail city of groceries, &c. in return. Thesteason why lie hid given his tether's residence as his address, instead or the. bouse in Pal k -sit eet. was, because. it was.al Ways - there he. had his parcels and.leiters addressed, And miter d)d any business at his house, where be residedwith s.4e-. male. With respect to the conversationwoorn•to have taken place in .the strong room, he protested solemnly there was not a word of troth in it. • James Ford was then called, and mated that his son was a cow•jobber, and had bOrroiiied one hundred and. forty sovereigns of him-on the loth of November lash, to Ittl4l.e hip' to purchase cattle. He came home to hint "lands* evening, the gOtb. of J'nuary, and tem. deed himp!ment of - that seem in hank pees.- Wit nem, on teeing that they were nearly all Warwick notes, declined to take them, and asked hisses if be hind not heAt &that that bgnk had-been robbed? His son said lie had sot. With theo advised hint not to 'pastiano el, the-noies until hefirst ascertained at the back to/tether' or nor they were stolen totes. His son replied, that if they should turn out to be stolen,. ibe people at the bank would serge them, and what should he do thin ?1 Witness said he might avoid that risk by only talt(rtgi one or two to the bank. His• sow promised to ad o pp, his - *dyke. Witness always disliked bank notes, lot be WOul4 not trust a banker. • 1 , I . • • a I e tl C !CPf i f t l al whenlll i na t h i P e n iheentsa his i twori thefir n tter . erof i s t. siougreVe n iasSseseni, but he could 'Slit reitilleit isdos else; he had several othek. soil! liv frit Witt :fiiitr, .but ;hot w erg not by; his daughter was kilo present when the prisoner offered the note in piiittene r. gob sb Wyre" Nft l .Gteb . soil . another Lady, whoWayloailliolitend he trial. 'Oh son had always Otio la tile bitbiti of, : ay . ikg• parcels, Ike. addrested to ;Ohne:it &nisi_ for him. ~Witness did nt t go before the IlAgistrate and. state Salt be bad. Sworn to-dig, hectuse he feh htirt 'at lafs son's having gitreit witness's kis* ai his admi t :, when he knew the -notes . nlight be "dispßieit. .40, soil coit)d pot read suthcienilt.t4 be able to read a. 'perpgrisil us a newspaper.. He might 'key! rikeivefi a good education, quit' hewat it wild boy, and did not axiod_tis school . He W a s ' sorry to . snilf . is son lived Wi t h it 4, female at &cheese in the court. Wilhest Illaiseff forlPler lived in.4ndon,. and wag once accused , Of,havi 'stolen' some tint, - b ut was bonoorotily mgist r fe,:ip Coos, ueoie .of .. t tesiectehle 'whiter% jitoiimg, ah pla it Sep 1 .'t,:tg.l 3 iti4 obtot i tan'yeari ago, and ueA tit !tiro iitlth il 'cowlothit in Itiminihani. Cion . lsl . It6l ah, Vfie,gekii sort kept hi cattle when he did riot..•in elm i huf ii was,not,ra biratinghae, because he via 'ice attenuto- Viitiiii) . for thins there. , .- Ann"Forb daughter to ;t110)aflt. Wtt,nem, acid. Aistlr to the prisoner, an intelligent, respectable 1001.11.7°Pn m woman, gave nearly the ow evidence as h er Littler. She was Out of Court while her fOtlter was examined. On her ciospexamineipo she said, that it was s h e vibe g 41ii !'F'it lip : t 4 he' :IPtlieris hid oolti,, an d. took., likO : sob e ... leigos, oSt i of 'n chanlys, wads lir littler lgro. to else eF k-, toner in I,orernher.. Atin did ti.M trot tritich more' soonay seas in the fchiateep i tz het._ . ooglroy, of that dcaser and witont.l4R ft (ittlielw e a r zk de clipedkcepipg notes by him W . hyn kiT r lr% .. Aare . . 0 1 1 : . , Ilie Monday eveiipg with.the to o t geilt;,volslesh: Lc h ad, ot at the bank, her : father r o- . t : l mil to : 144 the rest QI ire note's; as he,haik Rata:sovereign. lie said, hp - e xp e cted to get . sovereigns b as k. ! Wit . le" ,stpd rico..gq bcfoic- the Magistra te , ! meager . she of 4414'4 Itipn, aocl did not know that ilio.coold h!ve done ; 1-ato brOtlicr Any good., Besides, her atfier ,s solik o 4 .it, Isar do Any 4 1 in. ) Pf her bfoti)q. use he bit blen. at one ume vet; wijd.. : ,ficoreirei,, • s heAa f tibought she X 0 144 hate OPT II Ila ,78P1 4 -Pir vitlii haic SPeet, Mrs- gtlALlififf tkrFioa. *e qi ni in. l . o6 o._ n krßAPA`r t Aoki sbe.wi44 AlleAvoitivoCa : simuott Fft..'P siiimm 4 n4:' swore Jos wet. twootoi 'lnt.*. thf 4wmpf4aire his s , lychees told toodeyd, tits notes, es' . fileps4,99 . 4yf y Sheets° stste4 what took place nil , ' . , . IT. k ...,,„e swam effectas that sweraiss.by, . Cry pelse • w iinitgiesi . • 1 . . ~.. . 4$ ,Arii th at 5ki..... Osi her cross-daammatios, ihe IBMsii4 that oho *IV indebted to the Nrisnner's father' or Money ! fent her to Carry on a e i nancery salt. for the recovery of en estate. The twin gams Banos' hiring gowned up the evidence, The jury. with very little hesitation, returned a ver dict oiqk NOIitHERN CIRCUIT.—YORK, 111Anco 31. BUCKING A SOLDIER. GtLLIOAN t'. WHICHoiIt AND posTMAN • ,gr . .„HARDim:a (Mr. ALptalltiall.. kith him). aPited List par. It il•if an action bionaht tiginnst the twn de fend:Has. Olfieeis in the Entilsiiffeit TiOitnent of Ore goons, for an assault upon the plaintiff; by causing a ' trope to be tied roisha . hres, and his aim pinioned; and thy) to be cast into a fiver .at Sheffield. .Tbeplajntiff Mtio4..l l F f it!ite the PAW 1 410raftif?t_it.irs Voted in, Mikef !hat ; M.jor NriChoie and Captain Piirtinan were iiiikpreseetialter the former 11sd ordered the man to he thrown into the *Ater and. drawn mi. the latter+ 'camp eip and aagl, M throw him in akaii r dimwsbiln.'7 .T,hat, people ahnut mied wt. s! Shame, sOang-"-1r.:1? se fele, U kleading facts et the elm. addressed the 3ury for the defend anis. erdiet fax the . plsintilf—Aiserges 2401. oitiroap clitcurr.„VcittpOtrri . i. MAACK - 51. CAUL iil9l;rtifiott *PM VAIMMIAX. . . • ... -. __. ~. fiLIII4OIII.--AIIIIIMV.V. NATHAN testae. Mr. C. Palau's, in Addressing the josy for the plaintiff. saida.thet..ba innt44 pl4,ily 4taie in tile outset that they would have to determine one of twothitigt-u -either.that the plairtig.wes a disgraced and ? degraded A:travel, Who otegtk to be teitied oat of thareogik' sA t h /r it a s hilling eamages„ne _that the d fendatit was' a- reprobate desalting the abhorrence and eaecraooll of Avefy -n9aq. .;khe,plaititiff l wa a respectable ypung. woman. Ve, slaughter of e ewer. residing at Alter- , brenny ; 'and 'the 'd . ifenciatil 'irks btfr licit doik tieigh ilar—ti min' itoer i ftlitig to his own account, of very considerable proper*. He. was a. Hebrew slop-seller and general-dealer, .Matto, like the rest of his tribe,. 4 Abe accumulation of trades, cootrived to obtain consi derable wealth. The plaintiff was on the eve of mar; riage with a respectable young man named Palmer, when the defendant, availing himself of an Oppoittinity that offered, stirred the words complained of, defame. ,spry tit the plaintiff's character,. and which had been the meansatf breaking air her marriage with Palmer. The Learned Counsel then entered into a detail of the facts subsequently given in evidence; mid coucluded an eloquent appeal to the Jon y on behalf of the plaie• tiff, hy . stating that her character was her only wealth -her character and happipessltad been blasted by the fal s e and foul aspersions of the defendant—apd it was only from their verdict thar she could receive atty coil , ' %sensation for the injury she had sustained. :. Ms. John. Palmer said-. 1 have been acquainted with o, 4 o4joitig .adalut two .yeau She leaidies Witt} her stater a94 oB l l ker ni•Alleggn i nqnn.f: I liTetis .w hen 'I . acheeaste acquainted slit) her. about ten mile s Wan 'A eictiertiiiy. 1 beeatrk,. Amur a year and a half ago, i ) bnikeintimate with the'plailinit intending-to roirseber. Those intentions continued till sheilfftb of Aurestlast. Oa that day 1111-1 . the defendant. Ire is a waichMakiri spy trade, aid be .has.thteeltalleprer his dom. ;.1* lives next door to the plaintiff The defen dant joined me on the road. I-Ie slid to Me, " I suppose you are goiag to Altergavenny 7' I said, " I am: He then aid, " What the 13-r1 do yin' want -there? I suppose. you are i gOing to see Mils Ann Day. How the 'D-1 did yru 'get acquainted with her ? She has hid two bastards, sod was. seat op to London to be confined, and came 4own like a lady afterwards. They ate ,all a,d— r -d blet of cheats altogether. , .I can tell you as facts. she has had two bastard; by two different peisons. 'I can tell you as a friend, you may as well go to the p-1 headlong as enter into such a family as that ; it was but the other. day her fattier came out of goal-1 tell you as a friend., What .I tell you arefacts. L shall be in Ble con issisilicisp, time, f,l will 411 oil spu.7 He said die plaintiff's si s ter had been to London for the same Pqr 'pose. " YoU tmight as well keep company with the commonest person in the street, as with so coma° it person as Ann Day." 1 apked him where are, children now.? " Oh: said he,." they are to be foil kthileplaintiff:s.familr owe 'xou.any thing for flour, . ••• b Pit it af Ain be for. lota to PI JriF money befgre you dr o cto.ilie corresopptlenc .." lit ceittequence of this con versikititi X -akaridttoel . ,the sompay of the Plaintiff 'ever since. I . told her * PK reasoo..iftr o ip . ida so. . William Dahltrot4er of thellarti said, my fatf,er 1 4 4,COPIler, Wit RE amibit licesta cai:fetcoo9!rig shPP• A : kp A i., the delso44 9 t I, he is a,.orstvotroker opid i general defllpr, lo•coßseqqeoce ~o( something my : aft/ l er ,iold me I went to the-defrMlant; 1 hit . .k4foie.acen a rs. 4#40,,,,wke is., nqr i tc,. ill, .to attnift )7,14.(i Thes e. 4040 tkatl :I Anctilig9l4 k qv! iiirst9 ift•it kt had beeq,,vigifeing her cfsameter,o)4,, ist ,pokliiiiig 00. setbee.serisffral that. he NO 4lpee t sq.,, had been ,to Mrs.l J4cobe.and taken dsk.vik what ul#, 4 44 .. 1. - e had inlikturt. The .witness here. iel as s cl. yt vim's*, patio, . ri hi - 4 ; lts. .facitbs and the derepdatie had,,n4 hey,,,.in ‘yki,ol he made the same Jatpur f ations dm ,the.,cliaticter . - of the, plaintif.. L t,bep4ol4.the,defin4aus v that. in' tip* felt very much hurt at his conduct, and had dewed ine .6 I IP ca4.llP9Alliff. for o, . 11 esitistßatiNl, ! ,!1411. a n My ,sitter : 1 r. ray .oe.eP in Lionflonilf be , igonfla a he bad btateala. 14ned,been krepirig. my hgn*gt, ardif ; that •!4-1 1 Crl? Rey; sneak -WPM'S ,a, h!!., . to - 0 i';- .D.rts. PA , * P. l ?*q, know Olq !fie . . .. . aid that sp rir e i, .1 hoped he,wouhi express,his regol to ~: glizt j atifil Mrs. Jacobs ,for the . words. he had .sitiket to m, m, as ,birigg . the best,reparatigtN he coilta,..tpi o ,* ; " the injury he hpd done , my si'lf'''• •chriacit, PI jar r # l ?aCeire, Lharre told _Mr. Palmec or. Mis.,..colts ragesting ; your . *ter is true.; and batorc 4 ,tpt . ke !QX re f a T a lu*...9r if press any regret , I wall , seeosl A6Ol, I can aft* to spend 1001. or 2(101. hater than any of you Can afford to spend a sluhling; your-sitter *et% yonmey OverefOre go to h-11 and be d... 1;" he then vralked,away. The defendant has 'been our nest door neighbour foe nine or 4n leer's • (flea. a lics i. .74, *Rd iinithle to ism.. , 'ffrr.,t4ornas t Osleit—l kly,e,_.Tinown i ,.Mr.:kialMer Ohostt 'Setters months.. L saw! May .ficika . eat l y Altis months I ?rave since seen the defendant. He said, to m e, ”1 undetstan t cl you have had, g sub; sena for Mon mouth 'A:slies t itLthe cause of Miss Day. I tweet tpld l 't you whaiold Mrs. JacOb's sibout.vp4 pAr; and vqint X on to b ld is, t ot ohn d t ne il ve lpl r lir , to.resmePentClinjong. :Kis Day be;preinsited and be is a ditty, fellow for so doing." Defendant said. i" I confess I hare aid more than I ought to have - said ; bat it cannot behelped. I don't care ro much about the expenses, but it is such a nice thin Ccttri." situAfs PAiirjll4. 14v" addressed the 491 on knOni f 0 defeattiot. at..great length. tie 000ten'iled it was eivident that Mr. Palmer would still marry the Plaintiff; ' that they would mitres* till the fourth day . of nex t ' itria,.to see Whether a !ley ttcal would be moved.flot, , All they would then ti inio . eaqi . Other's arms ; and that its, the .plaintiff had not.lost her marriage, Me defendant was entitled to a verdict. , . Mr. BUM .V.auotsan recapitulated the evidence s to iitAte ?err, andalssetved,tltat as there was not the slightest! ,tultitrn toithe impautions caut oil the plalettff,;he rt tilted - Mi. rifiter would Mil 'tisane,' her ; 'and tltat • even supposiag the Jog were convinced that that n ot would happen, still, although she did nor lose her tinge, she was entitled to some compensation foe the cry And gross aspersions tithe defendant. Verdict for the plaiatilt—Zamagee, ittCd. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. QV/Li/HALL Meows Annoders was charged with ott i Fiz;lo,l9 el apparel from the prestalsesof Is, C s Holborn. It appeared that moo deer an Yu evening, the servant went with the chi lairds pot,them se hot, A boy, about seven years old, heard a noise wider g w 4 4 4 ; younger child said she saw a. pair of amain there; the g i n % alba muse dine, ate the primmer put his heed oat; she scrown e d, and ran down to her arboreas, who hastened sodas bed•routu,sw met. the prisoner on the stairs. The servant girl soon btotightA the watchman. The primmer said 1141 fated an 'hum door at, -d e foot of the stairs-standing open, aid bweinglui mosey to ," ( we lodging that night, he walked up Iwo the Town merely sov w , t ,,, He had, however, collected o large bundle of apparel molts gist beddead, and in his pockets were toond a pistol and a rammerbjek he bad gathered in the bodfrome,asnd a roan on the third There were also*velatcb:keys of dffienrut •ailies. (goo Wag von . kitty to it Mr..Mmtheyres c ( oer), and pipe shpleton h ers , su i ted fur.ripatittg gaud Junks oaehests of drawers, capboarda, Ac. an d a phosphorus eat. Sir Mersa taunt abed Niimto eve *me scam* •of Ihnsge —He said he mostly worked at tailoring, bat bad w* been nom, {arty imtructed. Ile was a waive of London...Ad had no triag e . tie was th e n comosittgd for stealing ilkeploto4 and sonse. belonging to an apprentice. Bb w—SQ'RBRr Yesterday. Mr. had; Vast, who Stu charged m Newel's* Polite Office, on •ffieirdly last, meth. attempt*/ .ers. obtalagos goesigon.from Mr, riitagir faf (Of rAtir Glow intbilehignelaap„'w mamas a.fsegod Poi& PUrPridaig," .0 0 4 1 Teirrafw Me. 0. lltrw tiowit. dm. comedian. was to harm come , forward„ la outer - tin the accusation aiainstithit Migift.lre fun bet investigated. Is Ai% 'however; he made-defituk r and 'his Whits*, Mr. Hill.-msrmellet that as. be was bound over to appesc at the Ses.bms. his *lmola* thin office was, wholly uncalled for.—. Mr. Hm.u, the klaieurato. Ani p rone g . hA ms or g y a eaggysei opinion, .and Issued ids warrant i, have Mr. Medea brought before him, which was placed In the hang of tedbetter,the *Meer. • . . . WORSHIP4TRgEr. _ _ . • Bersoreftessisenate Ind Ms son Saasoel, wens brought op, Tqetee . Aay, in coder to helve their final examination on several charges nt ma-riving stolen property. Old Benjamin was taken into eusratly - nn the 11th of March, by Vane and Fryer% Dew-sweet patrol, vibe had sent him In the act of receiving wanes/Jam filings from.earn. smith's boy, end, on. his house bring marched. a lat&ellsantiq If plate.and other valuable property was found eporrakd under beet and dirty linen in different apartmerts. Great part - of the plate was found tb have been stolen in February, 1826, from the babes pantry at No. .5, Cateendith Square, Mete tine tbwa residence of Sir H. Watson, Bart. (Aber parts of the properly, comissine of jewellery and plate, were identified as baring been 'Wet) on ,the 20th of February last, from Mr. Pratt, of Newington-causevray, a jeweller and silversmith, whose house was broken open, and robbed of 1001. worth of property. • A third cue against the primates related oo s 101. : Bank !gang. land 'note, otolea in Much last year from Mx. Wherler, a qurgrun i at Bayswater. It was found with other notes, and 12 sovereigns, is fC ptiskin Concealed under a basket of foul linen, in an span ntent of 'the elder Benjansin'elsnuse. The evidence in each of the tine, cases being now complete, both 'Other and sun were committed. N A It Y. VA-130 S.NE. STIZAITSCI Dame Bonam.—Yesterday Amer (being. of • Decor. shire -street, Lisson-grove, and MOW Fair, *me charged with neaps' two dead huillere. The prisoners were. stopped yesere,4 morning at Notting Hill, when driving a one ham cart, by ;se officers named Webster and Hooker, who, oa searching their cart, found the dead.body of a man, apparently between fifty and slaty /ears of age, and a male child. In the cart were shovels for dn► interring dead bodies.--The pristsucts.were remanded. . A paitickbroter An „Fontana street wad (larval with unlawfully receiving one pair at boati.ha fledge et „lames Buckk7. a private in the Royal Horse Gnosis,- 'which were necessaries belonging ts that regiment, and be was tonvinteti in thy penalty 0f.51. • QUERSI-SQUARS _ _• _ _ Yesterday ?der Jaears, a pipaspes s little dwarf, ;boot at* feet high, who bas a great pox's:totter ridint.ia backney cinches, without the means of paying his fare, was char g ed by Hobert Menai, the driver o(a hackney chariot ' with playing A trick of dui de.cription. On being placed at the bar Debar" Mr. White% k walked up and down with his bands in hie. pockets. austualog th greaten consequence, and looking up with contempt at the coot. plainant. Where•do you live, Peter Mißeen 2 inquired Mr. White. Ha! what ! where do I live I responded the dwarf. Why I live with a friend and countryman, to be sure. Mr. Worm—Where does be live? - Dwarf—Why, in Chi.web street, to be sure. Mr. Warro--Where did you livebeforla. . - Dwarf—Ha! what ! where did I live before? Wby al the Queen's Head and the French Horn. in Smithfield, to bemire. Mr. Watto....What hustne.ss dui gnu fullow there ? Dwarf—Ha, What ! What business did I follow. Why I was a little waiter dame, to be owe. • Thi coachman stated, that. be had agreed to tab. Peter. .I‘l l Beau *es rkciduly to Q auddiati, Mrompton, for eigbreenpeace; tot glint lag bad no money to pay. him; before be got is the coach he asked him It be bad money to pay him, and be said he had plenty, be bad a sovereign. Tiat's Wee, by. -o—d,".esclainted Peter DP Bean (strutting up sod down with his bands in Ids pockets.) Whoa this man is dune speaking, 111-tell yea the whole truth, and be sworn first. Zdr. Wnren—There is no occasion for that; go on with your silty, rd• Bean. Dwarf-4 not with Mr. Ctulckshank.ube celebrated canicaturia. and he told me if I sate to his house is Queen's.buildiop he would do - stantething tut ntr. Not knowing the Pine, I engagri this man's coach, and gave him a glass of gin at Panics, Air. Criktabank Was not at home, and I turd hina..lf be welliklt until he arrived, he should be aid, when I was given into custody. The'cioeY 6f the vow reign is deist. - Mr. Wisnut--You must poly the fare, and thee* shillings for the coachman's time. Dwarf—Ha ! what ! pay for the coachman's time? I have no • • money. Mr. WHITS—Then you nnltt he committed to Tuthill- finW4 Dwarf—lla! whin! to Tuthill-ficids--011, by all means, to bir sure: Mr. Peter M'Bean was that sommitted accorJingly. LA SI SST H.ST It P.I4T. Robert FitspabWit,- (iwnefins Connell, Edward Winn, and - Thorne, .Irtrii A, were cheesed with creating a riot at the Whits hearse, at lirunaley.—From the evidence lit the landlady, it appeared we prisoners tame uss Tuesday evening into her boots, and cab, d for a quantity, of, liquor. which Wien they, had the, same they, refused peens fur, and on her. .remonstrating upon such conduct, they hn gan throwing the, puts about ; and on the prooecutrtes getting .ome prison la to quell the , disturbance, they turned to and beat Mia Alone the head, until be lay 'on {he ground Blame dead.-1 he PsbcPliert.it+ their defence, said they were a little inebriated, vilter .wlsp, they slauidd not hams acted so.—They were remanded wail the fate of the woundedruan was known. At the late Quitter Sti6llolll at Chester, all the cat % for trial. a ithout oae exception, writ indittaaests Inkier the Gagne I.aars. M inday a very distressing accident occult's' in Notthumberland.street, Newcastle-spon True. As r young Grntleman, son of the ltev.„ll,..iinss#, walkiug. in his. way to school on the logged. 10,4. path, pest a new house that is erecting, neatly .0µpo• site to. Mr. &ma's, the surgeon, a litick,&ll uton hue from the third storey and !snouted his skull so severely that his life is in great jeopardy. - - MA RRIND. M itabborgit v - fro theintit sit. James Artstrutiser, Xi+ 4 rrco 4lll .411 al Volongl Hsbort Anstriatber to Marian, daughter of the lats Right Hay. Sir John Anstruth er ;if Mutt - tither. Bart DIM JO_ NI Ainpri l tl4llol3 of Lieutenant Co l onel GNI* ridleck, C. a Denial . IS DA' Ass. jive. 4111.16 , SUIL DW1;112 1 0 F ame 1 o Waterfurd 1 0 Hamburg 1 41 G4ieretay sal Jensy 0 g 1 Flanden 1 1 Lisbog 1 0 Sweden 0 11 Donaghadee V e Leeward Islands el 0 Buenos Ayres 0 0 1 Maks 0 0 Holland 0 0 I Jamaica o 0 ~...... EMIR- W ATER at LON DON-BRI DGR TO MORROW. 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Earnestly solicitous to expel tram the position so presumptuously taken vneral princip!cs with less hesitation ; and facisislurable integrity as Members of the Coil refek the sini;:ring community of either Sex (e, Into mateiraosnalhte) .4 once to our house., w is given (impersonal consultation ; and letters immediately answered ; these must cootaiu 4 r and 3ledicine, which can be forwardeilt o Gila icnvetr4t diit a h t . GOSS and Co. M. No. 11, Bouverie-scree[, . a i tt: T he a tt r t cr,o,billittii,etl.nttcS;v:ntittietle.natbhol.,:dic Disease addressed addrelised exclusively to the Female Sex. a l ;;;; a : li r lovitsc ee s :Ss T ih rnit o tr ;;la ci ,..; ;; ; ;s - v st c7 ree v t 9 ; 4 4, ca Ca li t ' Sherwood , Gilbert and Piper, 20, Patertioz,te 39, Pallawall, ' Lon don ; Porter, 72, Gr