Star. — London, England, 1808-12-01 00:00:00

= *, • . Yesterday the Sessions commenced befole .. littazon and Recorder. .of•Londim, Siiii,litiaaa,.- Cease, *lid Baron pßAphst, Retry Wessex was put to the Bar, on an indictment for mealir.g in a dwelling-house, No. 3, Neivtonts court, Round -court, Strand, in the parish of St. Martin's-in-the•Fields ' on the .2,gcl of October, in the day time, one 'jol. Ba rk Of England note, ane,1,01..; ditto, five 11. ditto; and 01. in money, the property of Elizabeth Shaw, a widow. After the pros/rent:ix ~ bad made some progress in her testimony, it appear-. ed that she never had been married .pievious.ta the robbery, but she was married since. The Judge therefore directed the Ivry to acquit the'prisoner , fill the present indictment, and ordered a new bill to be preferred against him in the married name of the preisectitrix. John ..4a4, a youth of 18; the apprentice of a Wrest India ship Captau, was indicted for a single .felcs in stealing a-case of surgical iastruments, vat and soniether articles, the property of Mr- Moti~ a lt appeare4 in evidence, that Mr. Morgan, wht. n siiraton, had bro •ht th i s case .9f instruments horn, with himliozo* . , eft Indies, - and had sent them to a° instrument l . er, named (trice, for the pur pose of:being, el . . ~ and of sending them out to a friend iit - theWest Jiu/icri, together with. Some plated' candleasicks, books, and other. articles, all of which he ordered tie be asked up teigether in a-deal box, and wile on . board tß.Lcittilcm, .West aretatnan, lying at the West India Dadra, They were however stolen from the wharf before they , were shipped. Some part of the articl es was traced pn board the Monaich, lying in the same place, and is which the pr ier was an apprentice, and the remainder to the house *heft the Captain lodged, and where the prisoner obtained permission of the woman, of alto house to leave the ,box which contained • thent; bat which he pretended Indy to •hold a suit of clothes • , The prisoner, who was a fine imeresting youth, made ne defence, but threw himself on the mercy of the Court ; the Jury, however, 'found him—Guilty. The prosecutor, Mr. Morgan, with much zeal and humanity, represented to' the 'Court that he under stacdthat the timforninate youth at the bar had been, until very" recently, a IvelLcinidtteted and Memplary lad,• who nevervient, reee,•ol- retirid to bed, With detgidag to , praytits oullii itiied ;* hut thin` he fiad M *hi t ' br a'i.'ikirc'll NI-3741rd. *tea un une , pilfer's% was littli • reepirded as 'a crime, and subjected oplY I : I ti:l u t h l lit corporal punishmenta that be underattied Ole ' harF &laced strop com pnat4diffdihia'of tilt in '&lloi:ince ; aid - 14171 that his -pritianiiredicanierit would bi aa: effectual ivarnitarroddlitbilife, -- earaestla recomtrititded him as an object. of inerth *Mat' 'Baron cataba* prO fnised to TtpitVii,iisiliis Xvii);: . . • Jolla Stier .t,, i foreigner, was now called to his trial, otioin•sentfor-feloaiously forging and titterina e ariefidir-falteind emaneefeit nottifor lid:' . let)) Inie*No 'd4a44'tht Girianoi and tninpa4 thol Of Viik•; . - nd; • • • • °The s44l§tter,-:oii. eiaiering the Coati, rushed aio lenitintirthertitaawithailltat tai, and displayed' all 4.4liedf‘aiiek? of tile' 'vadat: am n gisfnen't ? Whether iW or isaiiirfed. • He •irciciferafea albs 1, and -41 and b.-.d the- Court, Counsel, Jury, and *Auditory ;- trilled them-all . a pastel of. vaseals; aeoundrefi, and ieillainsi said they Witted to Elicit hint ;;tharhe hid 800 very ill -used'; that be Cali* there as a iritakeis and, in short, exhibited such various outrages *'n4 iatoherences that ravotned saiongly ofeterartiop Ha was .at last: serif eatitCourr. • • ' •••••• .• • iii. Dikabia,' - ori the part of the proikititiOn ? hen addiessed the Court, and said, that although he c me prepared,. and Wes now ready to proceed with the prosecution, petite was sure it Worildndt be the wish cif die respectable body ofaircaecntorr • for vrhom 'he acted;-nkither was it his own, iria the present state - of things, to press forward the trial at that moment.— He had teased iarapprehend that the appearance just now evintedira theprisbner,• and his-refusal to plead to the indictment, were-the results of- contumacy a$ not Of insanity ; and if thee should tarn out to be tiro ease, the neeestary consequence must be a verdict of creurictioni 7 'lid esecution thereon. But in order to recertain *be act,wit would, In the first instance, be treeessery for:1101m Move their Lordthips to impart - - n*l'om", inocater to try the sanity of the prisoner's mind. ' • and as .the consequences might turn out so seriously tb the prisoner, it was his wish that the pri soner and • his friends should be well apprised upon. the occasion, and have fall time to consider what steps it might be most expedient for them to pursie. Hetherefara nspeedahat the prisoner be remanded for the present, and the trial deferred till.the next Session. • • •• • • - --- •• . Mr. Justice GlOll2 then remanded -the prisoner, ' who was led 'from the bar, cursing and uttering the most indecent terrine. •Mti. GAIROW then applied to the Court to order a Jur ) to pry-whether the prisoner was in his. right aensee 4 at the ensuing Sessions? Mr. instil* Gnosis observed, that the Learned Counsel far .the prosecution had been lenient in permitting the prisoner to defer his trial, and he com plied eath the application.. The prisoner will Of course be' tried next .Session. .ItatirrFentoli, otherwise Roltrt iitiisiten Foto% wax . nied.on an indictment I i bigaMy. .. • . It appeared on the - ence of John Turner, dot le seas a subscribing winiese . to•the prisoner's mei rive with Mary Poole, in' tanciabiee, on th e nti sof March, 1797, and be produced - the parish nigistrk 1 in support of his testimony.' Theprisoner aired' se veral years with his wife, and hatilbree •childrert "IT her, and he had deserted belated. leftibe cdtastey . about seven years ago. grlesswiftra 'Peiale,lrenna there last Saturday. . ''- - • '.• , - Mary Wainwright proved, that she was married to the pfispoerin the parish -chtirch - ofySe...: Jeriles's, Clertenwell, in 1803; inionifeqience• of tiring ..ansb.. lished, alter'a Courtshifirof •tiftblit -sir He He Erred 'With her - two bears' and i• hallo ••tharlialtlit children'; he then deserted - her, and seeleelliklaing ford, leaving herself and elibiten tit mat .dittrent • , and when she vs** •tonhitn foracipae'reliek.be•da: swered her by 2 letter, in Whitiailikaitailitthe hadi any Claim , on hit t, aclatowleftlitcHns ibehieritair-4 riage with his wife stilt !loft' ''to.idibin he was. ilks'• tefinkied to return anti a ' • topeoeidelather wise for herself, aCinsotvl • at the antiet;sae ;bit scent teens. Mahn'', ' Saltai \ ":741 7EA ' •-• - % • )11101111011061".et 0016§0400. - as • bOtilivd ce. Thit },tgat h e 115 WWI. gaoPar !id*/ sl4erTl;l r y - brisker, and yields more moneyios**./soesiallr Beeves. . • - - "CORN EXCHANO'E, MAVE=LANIO, oixsaxi. commove . All VOIMIAkt • • .N 1 ;:: .. .1 Wheat, 575. 70s. SW. . .1;c4WIAl& las. eft . ‘i; . Fine ditto, (New ) ilia. 871. TW111t61:;720..„ . • R,ye s ,s4s. 695. bato s .taii. ) *ls. 411114.': 't .‘ . P '-. Barley, 425. 475. Od. Rit l efro, 4#.,4 r . 4 ~ I Malt, 765. 025.. While Pots( bflikri) utts. pods. !limids add, iiiiiti MO:! Grey ditto, 551.05. • - -' • • tint floor 75k. 305.--Set6ntri Ini.tsi. • PRICE OF I?.OPS. IN nig isolt000141.4.410M . 1". • _ imas. • • _ _:t: Kent '3l. 10S. to 41. 16s. Rent ii r ra .m,* 51. Its East Kent • •Mt ‘-e. Irsiteliiii: 't 1- oi. Os 6oats* a lga- to *4 lei. 40.01 • : a1.' , 0•61 , • 41.' 4s Faraltaio (Pockets), 61..65. to '( 1. 75.. per cwt. PRICE OP HAY AND STRAW IN SliellTtitTELD. Meadow hO ay . 4s. to Si.. any* ,• W. •4s lo 71. Oi. New ditto A, .p., 10 4i. 161. New do: . N. Os to 01: QO Smite - 11. /Os. to A. 1 6s. . COAL MARKET, Nora:4ler 49.• ihips at Market • 44ip, said _ . 60 pzewcwie. Co a ls !.a so. M. A 55a Qd, ' 14 Sufig&nd II ' 55,- 04. s• `IQs 64. 3 Cfnleis ~.... .• • 'Il 3'31 ta. • • tr : r: .*•LIVLDENDS. i Dec. 6. Wm. Berm and /John Tore; of Jormyagitrect; West , rolaler, 4 4 )44 4 1104m at ttakat Guildhall. • Fab. 18. John Jrnort, of Holborn-Hill, LenadonOluesi-iraper,' at tea l at Guildhall. • Dec. 6. Win. Wiame and Thomas Furs Hay, of Loos-Acne, kteettlarortas, at Guildhall.. Dee 6. James. Radon, of Watling.eittet, London, merchant s and Warthearanao, at eltsfcc, at Guildhall. • Doe. 6. James Garters Mr* of Goldamittratrost, liacktry, Middlesex, bricklayer, at teu at Guildhall. Dec. 10 Wm. Bicharseal6 tieNlitlattkank, haberdasher, at..eleven, at Guildhall, London. • Dec. 3. Hari Clech, of Richmond, Surrey, U 1 .4rcg r u tail at Guildhall, Dees 6. Jainii Hae6„ We of Weston C o fr., llo ,s esAtthiltettre . t fanstr, it ten, at dttadhalk • •• • • • Uzlr• 41. lottlks_V ti Sag mondia4. flutuip,habior, at elessr, at Guildhall. . • • • * .re • • Dee. 6. W131..1%444 late of t utak, st.s4.oi.uutair hall, Long . . Dee. O. Will Steel, of Brantftirt Weser, at reactive, at Gild/dlr.% Dec. 9. Jobs and Joseph Millington, of I/alma/040h Lonshan. easiest air GuyAkall. Dec. 6. Joseph Gatiy, Of Dxford•streat, Middletex i iternionger, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 6. Joseph . Bland and John liatterthwaltes of Fess-court, insiramee.broiters, at ten, at Dec. U. Jamas Betts, Of Mittley, Barst,ifilP tittildhe, at eleven, at the Thorn km, M Wey. • • Dec. s. SaAittel• Erwin Barka, of East Smithlleki, Middlesex, liquor-merchant, at ten. ;t Gcildball. Dee. 5. Edward Watodreffe, of Woollastone, Gloucestershire,' lion-Mantiaefuter, it keit ' r die BeaufOrt Arms, Chepstow. Dec. 4. Thomas Saturn, ofitinsmore, Devonildmildp-balkier,, at eleven, at the Globe :Cavern, Barer. • ' raee Dixon uplitata i of FicoadiUy# l aratadraleslass at ten, Deei. a. Thema Wafts; =MO W !labor:, London, **eller, at twelve, at • '• tue. 9. Wm. &swat, ofclesrlprmik Glauteaterabire, Wriggler, at eleyen, at.the heto lan, Cirencester. Dec. 5. Anthony Gittuan ate d Jan Jap‘sfp, of Nctrib e st hosiers, sonnet sellers an copartners at doe, at the Bowl, Nottinham. . _ • 131. k. FR/ o ritAl4l. ,SALIFFAILIS. 'THE vault o th b k IftfaktiNeXeclis*h p *a's° fotleptAlt, nothing of the pros.c 4 1 a, bear a oompetitiou . wida• it in an frtieht MOM OF i lei Diliisra; irch eqPeoliftlete attitaNdiatei fiten theitelfitia4boot chips the yatigul theihtgaand,enteet?re that attootia , saliva*" Without detiX6thff the "c4ititiiradoO .144yrittrig; RC *vet2e ytiiHeg conthethe'fiefroen btieltiesa* tin' The ~saleat Tithes &thaw tottithlittnt Ditkothatif OroViti fir ebbi( to public apprOa4l4o torsoore.tliowltalktr yam. la 311 the do: bk l 4Y of Nth *Mt 11Mrt.4 new feAlog reetotative„ awl' the dehilM''b,p a .too. five nse cOtercurr, pleaserea, or tb4 elk:tiara truth &Mate to traltellets. t* rrititiE Pais -hint Ogg TtTe;i: tor the* piivate prietisa . vd dui Proprietor, theaq i and, k!ant s dtga' i z e ke, bisd tds., er ourso us p p lpoia *lMri I I 1 MFtt'A't ippwwwwwit Aarrii• t;) . t , , • ke Press; aba No•emate Wig be pubpithou Imgravings, price One Otinea and aTritif": ti Illean Writes.: ft, ' BY TVA EDITOR OF THEM[ IXTAr c“ if•ii`Pialihrtiligarkl l . ll fligie rififis eiteortgAbOors i lEi arts, Ind 40. ama =tan: _ _ ibd —Letter a General t. til e Awlit M eeeoariifitAn z . 4144 OW&allatiatiatiktitiae Agq On i lot 1n Plylca Artillery. The Prineivles at Mining. Table of Mines, A Tie;Ai4D i f ttaik di a tretne Y• nt ailaa In ininiellec446ll .l " Aft , ack ihtsn4affon44lln4t iftiniFic.` • Fr=c4 mg_ bit4e 9tgintifs *n e w* . hi . At Cie') ann.twourrit -tattles canaZaed and CO Mpirl i . On Deployirig. . bilitary and Prise 4, 4 n tkAtottinf strengthening c o rk" ( Of* fillidkva estlat. Forrltcatier . • Bcc. of the l'roops in the Austrian &Mas i On the defence of Pow, Upon 41(ds df offbasive - ' Pr-I*as la a Mreaaasiaaag C9401.ry, Evolutions, Acc. cif Light Infantry, Attack *id Defence in vz.v4htg* itridge. flat Fugle core% . - • , On the se of Spies, &e.. • _On tlor gas of Military oPdistkal. o _ l3 elm& „.,,,aaatiat aftiflaa foVadd Phase CM the ISltiltir7 Limits * the prinoital.Elitopr ord t k Ilriscilannof Authors-41* have wittten upou httode 9tforiffyi t al raged* , On the C.nip P'Oel. . • . . . , • rastritafiaii ibr *doffing the *non** at a Cddiry. limiTurtou ftli 41.*.RWAtitioting• On the VS•otilcs of Military Positions, 'OA a Methel,44l them viffhout fnitrumenti On the Importance of eiact Milhary Typessi t kiagaikl On ,Llght Thfantry actitg 3gainst Cavalry, On Staying& Art of E4gineerisig. On the Column of folard. Difference between Strategy and Tactics. Of tibit.Square. On Tactical improvements, Ips.M. du Poplar., Aphorisms &e. on the Art of Fortificatioa. DcLcriptiou: of a Cirt.i.lar 'Redoubt, &a. On the Column of Route. Method of fortifying a Church-yard. On the Constro.lion of Smal: On Field Fortifications. , 1.1 intrenehing an Army aw a-Town or rasp On the utility and formatkon of Saps. Method of making On real and false Attack) frs* the Soh Fa. dial line; of °mask* On DuCtling. On the ditterent Pytterns of Fortification, by Miinhatilidais Mode of Tracing strdtotistructing the outworks oration. losrructions far quarterufg an Army upon a MasclidaVa Use of Artillery to nay -Situations. • Managetnem of Horses in the Army. Instructions relative to Use fosutatiou elf AMbilleiall On thestilferentsprts of Pontoons and Pontoon Wider. Observations to be &served - by a central in Pldik cerningintelligasoassii Spies. On tie qeoessty of Itatreimbitig, dce, Means of taking Towns hod strong Plates. Dew- 11 0 0 P of Sinell44•tdxs, Teres du Postf, ments to secure diens. On oaetiolvo sapt_dolltfillvo Witt The Cotninott Order of Battle,. by.the King of Instrattlabs pazdes4e Horn ier Oe fna iers Feet det , e le. hed in Tiara of iTst ill t , " : Mintruvren of Field Pieces applicable to those of 1481 i4 abe Condom ko die iMd In a partial or general AVM. On Figld Works. On Field Fortification. Conduct to be observed4sy an -Orseer teen advanced Pod.. DitirriPtion of the regular fostren. of Stratimagb. Opportunities of, ..andleurde of, meting Sonia- Conduct .to be obsera?ed by a Garrison attar the Vatic Trendies, by. MnribaliVanban. Q u i li gicildlostFeq*W•for a Person aiming at Didinctist Capieity. • On tied reiscesastd Ball Cartridges. • . 11 On-the-pip" by..lintich the iutennua of the Envoy teeth!" - 42 tv4. Van 'eSysteni of Defence fbr the CavettWay. Of AftUlery sad Pire-Arins 1n general. Upon the: %ingot &anon. Vex ofLjett Troops in Battle. Op the mode of con**, or furling Columns. Cl! the Duties appertanft to the situation of a CidlADlftililli during Attics& . • lin nee Alrewion f °mods in Camp and °afflicts. ', On the Order, the Police, and the Dieripline of win* ' Instrucdons to every Ofteer commanding, is an entsolo/ Place, by Marshal Brio*. . itules"to gee vereed i 6 Cailesedsg an Atmy beret --henna . Instructions few, Contswodera 4 . 1;1egac5...--- Carin:l. • • • • - • $ . . Account, of the Preset V de la Guerre. • ~. ii The NMNWy betimes 3 / 4 i ~ - -• „, ' 4 Ctittipatiritv fahrika• ci Viyaliy,ildhkerg, and Light Troops, diaconal& • , Mil"/"Y. Mail rir Ailiorionn4. 7 ke.. • ' ~, , ki A New Edition, la two'ebtattcYoluenet, Half-a•Z;uinea in boards, L , Tba , Mi;..WARV.NIENTOR ;beinglifillitWS* l .4 ' recently wriow by a GENERAL OfF,CER. TO MIL, 'his ontering•the . Arany. Coinprking a cootie ol' elegant lieu,, 61011064 t• wide the Litaiactera and Accomplish* THEININMEMAN AND TriESOLDIER.... 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MI) A o-..-- Aar . -41ter , peartframplionleill entouty Liatboth, at the STAI-Orsialiileroar -4 . •4. • grew 'UAW she at the &rat-Or FICK, rillt it • _ - • _94llPse - • • ------mmllolllll " • - b2.114,11.1.8r. . . • , • CuarfaViarOW: tiirraVe !the pt4oner eci on ; im%ft... in iceman, for zaarging a third Fe, tin* VlNtaliitaWd6 - •r dliniiew - tatockins ieness totadr. 3nstitte Gloantinmlitit unneces. / to prntesi to a second trial, convican ii‘h ha 4 Vahan place, but told tisfplisoaer drab& ght oxpetit the seiertst punishnient ,the law coact tict for byAciiine. • On the tied uh. at'Asbford, ibi1..4dfi5t r 134044341:-Central Rottentortg, of I &Uglier. ItAILRIED. •At Teinpietoore, Win. **fief ice' eon some bwrt Wade, Berf - Cionebraney, TOMMIE '4o Plsettea Ca den, KT , * s. l loo.l4l.amme 0 1 1444 pi" *I •1 0 . , ; • : . AI Falkirk; on the 16th u 1 afugt ii,gpri ts? p:111106.9414ret m n os, the *We bt Captain /taleoper t qesce) 'if &lath Sir John Gordon of Esnbo, Been. - Fri*. at :1101fIntsiteey., 4.the.olvnq of Kam of 4 wound he eeretred in die ex&ufidai or Igo duty Os a . riornao ollicer, T. Elliott, Esq. f_Aeusitiabliotthe.Wal-ervitrp. iolog abLood. 'llsefclislidi bi" itetitniietided too stro.a,M_, to those who will lower sit vodropttoln ved-csattlettratrilft MOW Asety stubborn Gleuts a* ; srattiqessAutliames *a bialtlicand ; qrPis..if . Iv*. ti litani.rglfill ban ,0_ 6 9” 1 49 • them who for ran cieliiriTe4 bf It V IRS• Sold *Weide eetia atiter: Buitler l i;-_ . ealstae,aoo-' ner of Potentate:6volt, ildrean Iff allignertintriAedi MUM, Pettus; Wills sod-flaws, Illymoush4 *wk. link iadtsstil, Ditli- Un ; Matd•ltliecale; thfitb "4 Mancle4.44 4411/ 71: and by niott 'ft.itheitilltne vaidets, in Nudes, et. Sislit, with ample directions. mist, inflict Tett the , Frestriellar he ' ;was indicted for beirtg at largewithin 'the terna-n(seivristiears, for Which he was sentenced 3 to be iratt. The record of his conviction and . ,staftenct iniwy last, was prOdUced. Bowater, bp. he evidence of the Turnkey of New. gate, it appeared the prOner was enlisted in New gate, and" handed oveatota party of soldiers, under his Majesty's ifirdon- 7 . —eda was prodUced under the Loyal' Sign Whintotl--iistheitsfore appeared the pri soner woe merely a deserter, and, as such, acquitted. The'Learned Judge reprobated the conduct of the Officeriin not invesogatiog the facts, before such an indictment was preferred, -whichappeared to be done merely for the tewatd On ekinviction. Mary Sharp was indicted for privately stealing .a piece of taller), in the shop of WM. Rogerson, Ler easter,fieldi. 4 0n the `2lst inst. the prisoner came into the shop, under the pretext of looking a: some goods, when she secreted a piece of calico under her clothes, bup. suspicion being -excited the bulk, she was puri . sued ireniediately, and taken with the article on Clark and J. Hanley were indicted for stealing a copper, from No. fri, Soho-square, on the mammy of the 3d of October. Hathaway, an officer, stated, that,benbserred them lurking at the end of Gretit;- streeteislien pile entered the house, the d6or of whiCh was atni soon came out with the copper 'on his thole ldor.• Witness pursued, but lost sight . of him. This es' .s Eaukcy, who afterwards was joined by Clark, and they went off together. They were, how ever, overtaken, and put under*the care of Hatha. way, who carried the copper to Mr. Davis's house, and where it fitted the place frOm which it had been wrested.—Guilty. Alice Jaw,- was indicted for stealing from the per son of David Reading, a silver watch, on the night of the 49th of October, in St. James's Park. *The prosecutor stated, that he had been drinking, lebasi she accosted him. He lost his watch, but how, be was unable to describe.. It,however, was proved by a soldier, who was going home with his wife, that the prisoner spoke to them, and that they took her to the White Horse surtling-house, where they gave her some liquor. She went home with them, and told the soldier she had found a watch; He enquired where she had got it. She said a gentleman had given it to her. The .soldier suspecting this, kept the watch, until he should hear Sort*ing more of it. On the next Monday, when histias going on duty, a comrade told him the officers of Queen's -square were after the woman, concerning a watch. The watch was i produced.and sworn to - by the prosecutor. !The prisoner, ,in her defence ' said she was an on fortunate woman—that she had been walking' in the Park with the proieiutor, who left her rather sud denly. She Wal surprised; on looking to the &tend, to seelbat his watch was left upon Mi. Justice Gauss addressed the Jury, telling theirs that the capital part of the charge must bt &tie 14111, as there wasno evidence to shew the prisoner to have stolen the watch privately.—Guilty. Ann Pryer was charged with feloniously stealing* silver spoon, and other articles, the property - of. *Ws- Holdsworth arid Co. (nte . believe of the Lon ' don tavern.) To which charge she pleaded Guilty,. ' and persisted in doing so. The Court ordered the an swer to be recorded. Ma I Garth, an elderly woman, of Very genteel appeorance, was indicted tar feloniously stealing, on gift-3d if November, a silk shawl, 'aloe. 1.55.* and 29 1 yard* of printed cotton, value 11. Is. the property of, John Harvey and James ]aiming. It appeared in the course of the - evidence, that the. prisoner, in company with another Nita* -riott4h, younger than herself, in the afternOcin of The above-, mentioned day, went to the shop s ofthe Prosecutors, which 'is what is called the cheap shop" upon Led-' gate-hill. They looked at some gowns,' &c. they Were about Ink an hour, and the prisoner who Sarnear, the window, was ob served to conduct herself in a very suspicious manner by one of the witnesses. 'Soon after, they went,' sinnenrticles werf 'Missed, and one of the • shopmen running after them, overtook the prisoner within ten or twelve yards of the shop. •He toldher that Mr. Harvey wanted to speak to her ; some al tercation ensued ; but the witness insisted - on her mini ing, and an officer happOfing to be on the spot, eht Was compelled to return. Asthey - were entering the ;door, the prisoner was observed to.put her left hand across to the right side of her dress, and take out ;Shawl, which she endeavoured to throw Vevey. Trfis they prevented. When they get Into the shop, she. dropped the piece of printed conitinfrom wider ltee pelisse ;an searches niitbkothinher of the Pro - was found.: ' The witnesses for the tion underwent a long And close giros!-exami by theirrisodees Cduhsel ;Messrs. KlM"Cduhsel, nad Gtinwre, which . cb l ieey tarneti upon the point 'tlf the itleattty•of the dial, &c. and whether it might not have beets soldstwthe pristiner. 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