The National Register. — London, England, 1818-12-07 00:00:00

PF,C. be Icel prnettve:l t,, give for it, he might return it, and ge t b ; ..dl his bill. Under tbrso eiretittiouneeo, he did et/nevi ve voit t h eft • vi:s4 evidence of a felony to go tu the Jury, if tlie b , heyed o list was swum. .4 . b e primmer, iu his defence. denied any fraudulent inten• and o r.eried, that he had the leave or the .turret tor lu take Isle holly m‘dY• Ile called 9.everal Wli.) kttliwii hills fur a lung iidte, 41411 alto gave him 411 earoilesit j„,„r ice Hoiroyd, in anointing No the evidence, dwelt 11pt)111:14. Ci11.1111.14111.•C 11f . tile pi itiotter It.isiitz milli the bootie 1,,r tittle inure thilt hall whist hr hall 0 4 re,..1 to @ivr f mr i t. end ti; „ too %Willi Ille little 41111 W Od him for it. trial, wisesi be might have returned it if he 'geared, mail 4tit hack The Juiry, after entrititting together for about three minutes, rehinied it verdict of—Not Guilty. Un really, George and Tliousas Pride:um, were tried fur awirue, (urged toroSavins Bank, and acquitted, STATE OF NEWG.ITE. We% Females. Convict; under acetence of death 5!) 10 Ilit:o whrkie jnnigrneat had bt.en reipitell 3 2 Dit:o under scnwnee of truisportation for lif:t 7 le Ditto . ditto fur 14 year- 3 11 Ditto ditto fur 7 years 32 50) Ding iltto imprisonment for felony .„. J.() 16 411 , 1 rriirAramtnotirq rci.,lntur., for trial, &o. llO 50 109 Tutu! S7:l - 2:il or the priFeners 4r ttial, there are-- Ter bigamy 1 I Hig!tway robbery 7 }'or burglary V Ilurae stlaliag 3 Stealing fnins ;lie pawn n Stealing in a dwelling butt,v.. 13 Ilowe Intitikii”..; 3 Itn•ivir4 atnl:a goixls 2 Offence, for the minty assize: 2 Larceniel Fe ipery 3 Entbozzlznieut I laying-forged nutei 12 Stealing in a shop 5 A Rector in the Nowt:. of Digland advert i•es in one of the provincial papers, (•rr a g..ntleman in priest's orders, who is is itlior a sportstnni tow it 3/ratodist, to and. rtake the office of " Fa te of hit I,arish, tlids it will he •erli iv not a sinecure.- 11 . .• enrntr opitt t ierfos tin! whole of tije occasional, and a part or the /choir of tile weekly ditty, when required t rind lie is never to ire ale . eint from hit care. He moreover mutt he a good reader and it decent preacher, in postussion of a good coustitntion, and as much money at will enable him to par. shave the fttrniture of• the parsonage hour.• at a fair valuation. L a d week a notoiirmo impostor warn committed to the honte of correction at Kendal. by W. W. C. Wilton. of C a t. terton, at a vagrant. The feitow Was a very Prot-us; - 4::,rting as he thought the bait would take, he tit a ICliool. motor outer r, volun►eer officer, and reformist, and lit TILE NATIONAL 111.:GISTER, POLICE. MANSION IiOUSL. John Inman, the Goma of one of the Colchester reacher, Atli hided 1114111 411 information tiled against him for havieg in his possession certain ell7l l / 4 1..11id goods, hit allowed to he imported into this country.. lie pleaded ;evilly to the info:- minion 41)11 )11i11 that the goods come into his possession under minion, following cite tances A fellow-servant of his, the coaelmnin between Ipswich mud Colchester, one day last week desired hint to take charge of a parcel for a friend of his in Loudon, end on his at rival there to see it safely delivered. Out reaching the Spread Eagle,: Graccelitireltrareet, lie gave it In a ticket porter, with orders to carry if, as directed, to Mr. Lev, 7, Belvideresplace, Dog-row, Itetitnal-greeta. The porter obeyed his ostlers, hot as Mr. Len, after opening the ihireel, refused to keep it, brought it back to Inman. from olsoin lie received it. lonian in consripieuve rallied it to lie, event house, autl intinediately afterward,. went to MAI— M. li nil not been there long. berore he was knocked up by two Castmn-lionse ulficers, John and Joseph Sanibel's, olio claimed admi.sion into his premises. for the porpeae of searching after some Bandana 1141111 k erchirt:4, %Mehl they said were in hit custody. 111111411 gut Op 7111(1 let them in, when they asked Mut if he had gut a packer answering a deseticition which they read to Mits. lie replied in the affirmative, 11114 gave it them. They opened it in his pre:wove, and found therein Itandona silk to the tattle of 91, Inman protested his complete ignorance of the commits of the parcel. _ On the Lord filayor's observing that this was a very dark and shameful ease, the Custont•iwum officers said, that they looped that his Lordsliiii did not impute any blanu• to them ; they had only fulfilled their duty in acting upon the inform:4 lion which they had reveiend. The full penalty was three times the vaine of the property seized, and amounted to 271., but they prayed his Loodship to mitigate it to one half llst: stint, which his Lorilslti.i immediately did, aud which a friend of Inman as iminediatel, paid. We regret that we did not hear the name of the person who laid the information. It was s till. h..tvus.er, that IL.' iitforiner had laid this information under an eNpress promise from Mr. Lee that not a syllable of this transaction slwahl appear in soy of the public papers. 391 interrogated as to where they had• hums di:tem:m.ls ; nor t.! them. S 111311 or t he name of Thavail es, said he net 1.1 111.1111Vit i 4 1 , 1111111411,14111 uu his I.llolllder, ill Portman-square, at a kits hour on Sunday night, the portmanteau description of Colonel Dance's. He admitted that she man was one of reginient, soul although he had been in the / eL , ,isneut t••iee years, lie did not know his mime. He w..e nut believed in this respect, of nut knowing wh.. the man was he, had seen; lie was snsperit•d of knowing something of the transaction, and wus put miller an ariest ; but no more in formation could be obsitineil from 111111 An enquiry was then made as to whirls of the men wea. quartered or resided im the room where t Ire man was seen gulp• on Sunday night with a portmanteaus ; when, on exit 11l itt iiig the ctabk's of an ()Inver who is abroad, and to hate swvanl is a pritrite ionic regiment, am! now doing duty, Colonel Dance's portmanteau was found c•meu sled ;miler stone dung and ►traw nailer a inaliger.-- The fellow was taken into custody, amt it was determined to • Sty hint by military law. MARLBOROUGH STREET. A very ele4antly dressed lady and gentleman presented than.• selves to the sitting Magistrate at this afire, the former desiring to be sore to an atildilvit of the following nature:—St stated, that a gentleman twe believe the person who accianpankel her) had been owe time from England. and that during his absence a certain de• gees- of attention was paid to his lady by another gentleman. The consequence was. that reports were circulated highly detogatory to her character, and the gentleman, in consequence, refusAl to have any further eminenion with her. The female who now sou•7!:to mite the oath had styli onortunitk, of observing the wilt: Imiy's conduct, that she undertook to swear oi:a nuchingcriminal lice taken place, and now requested to be sworn to the fact. The Magistratr, however reru,ed; when the gentleman regneated to klow o sl , l t he grounded the refusal; the Magistrate replietl. on the rani:lll/z nature of the case. 'the parties then quitted the (Ake, the guitleauta appearing much dis,utistied. GUILDHALL. ----- Claim.lnc Sutherland, an Irislrw an, was brought hcfare tiie sitting Aliterinau, in custody of an otlicer, charged with felony. first witness called against her gave his name Valentine Sutherland; and on being asked avlictlier the in limner was a rclatiou of WA, said, " Ves, your Worship, she is. my Aidermiut tinsith.—Y,kar wife! IVlty she is charged with A wife cannot •-• emit • fel laiust her hp ? once at ton, ,ey, . . step: , _ __. BOW silt EF.T. their intvntion of retort . ..Mg to Wollaston with their boat early the next morning. A woman allow:on:4a painage requested to ttrix,:n• At an early hour on Almolay morning, informal ion was re ' ra..v them. wlich was refused by the prisoner, drought Spas Wit.:: evised :It the 0:;:ire that Portman barracks had been orolten • willing. L.. take her. The primmer and Siyin: left Pill together ; and. open, ,tell pit/petty of coosielerable value stolen. Loventlcr, to aevid:..t fie...the CaSil lee had haul) sopeindaing, Burton said, that the officer, was in cole.equenec at the harrat Its about eight it was 1;:ht to him at Brisml, Is; - a Man who t...a::4 l 'ile lbr thc /Vett o'clock. It appeal ed that the regiment being ordered on Indies, but olio. it has 1)v:1i a"...ertainc.l...siled for that destination ditty to attend the 141, QM'. ti's fitocr,t;, soot to march on Wine MOllO6 ago, and leas not poiscssed of money for hit own pun. .. , . .. titter stay toe-nits Windsor on Nloruloy nun . :4,:it t 0 o'clock, poles. When asked where lie last nag/ Serns, hectated th , rec diff‘rent Me bug ► ige nal:goo was packed tviAl evrty thing liters:WWll , p.azir. The body of the unfortunate voting tutu) (Wilitarn. Syitis) Las wart picked up and clearly identitii;tl. It was discovered &Mang its . S l4 ;ll ll ,l .ii! , J . : . /11'1;iy . !_n2 , 1nio . g at six o'clock, and ! mm H g s. .t ii thil ii,•l* See:dit.—.‘n inquest 1V21.3 suminfire I, which eat some tilt eirticiel was Lotto. ill .ace • ;OPLIMIWtraII, COO:ditutug hues hours oa Saturday, and was aljouraed, to give tune for the wen- dress ieginiemais lot Me state dilly, a Sliver stick, and other dance of other vitneFsez , . The nose has been entisay C ut O K t i l e valuable property. 'lke Inicgdge ndegou was placed in the head • i.:, shockingly dkti.turisl. and the skull fractured in 'aural Riding.houve, which ,tvas emondereii esti einely n ell Weaned phut!. No pis:perry Wit:, Selind about the body. and guarded. On priparatioos, however, being made at au On Monday evening., about six o'clo.dt. as the lli;;Iit lion. the early hour on AlOntley Marnisig fur the starting of the waggon, Earl of Atorton, Cliamliel lam to. ) tive Qtven. Lady Mellon and it Vr.li ascertained that int itisling-!muse had been hi ok en ' attire, in two comare3. were 19ne"Illag from this ttn ' il for Dtlthaw • open, and Coionel I).siteu's ortmaiit. au stolen. Ott tier Cul. 'on their way to attend her Ala.;esty's funeral, dicy found the hotly of being inforite!.l at the robbery. by a Coiporal, he exerted c o , i in t, sn w l a y r i: l ! b o , t zt i t ( l i t t c tit rei d .o e lZt h ili s t 4, :.q . s e ry w or , d r s l) a .. bo u ‘ i - l e d t h a is ic i s i li cc ei k id tu ti , i i t oca np t ikt knike . if . very . iiiii , Is tti discover the robber, and recover his poops rty, as . 11 1, as iminokible for him otherwise to proceed II is ' Lordship immediatlly idig'ateti. and :titer extimiiiing the hotly, with tlic revincid to Windsor. On she arrival al Lavender, scat to Air. sitoleart, the Coroner, who instantly assembled a jury,. before utile, kir lArelsitip amt suit: remained to give their testi- he trotted oot that the rubbers hail eiitc,red from the roof of loony. The ruttier turned out to b.; (Eaarge Milaam, servant to Ilea killillg -I,o "ne and 1 , /IW`l I :IA way tar it roosidevaide :Alr. P. Tully, of Kibblesaurth Mill , and haul parsed thrud;iii the distance , at g teat risk sit their lives ; not :hat it amst have turvpike g n t se . with a waggon ashes tittle boo: e. rather 10VA:ea:ea. I been duce by sonic' pcte , ona who ts 4 II kit. w li k e I . l .em i se%, awl and it i s sqpithr...ti had when frail il):: ttaitgon. as tt , ntri;COn S i n IX . vial i lisle liV4` tal 614111 e pre-peaty iii th e p. A .1. 14 ,4 ( . 411 . Au vraination thou* the dis:neation of the ic:ck was not eints'al by a emtai.y !him took I.lrce dot is/ Mho 1, jee.w tit the pat v 5 ,.,,,i,.,,, / %Ocd pitt.ing veer him. 'Verdict—The do:cove:I was fouTi Mad, tieing pi. , ced iii the t , 'IP:JO.' "" , tgr:0 11 . NMI teat it e,:ntliiiirii .stippoind 'oyfallit.4 fruia.bia osggon.—Edinbursh tvLtnitit.OVfrill- valu.sitas, add till their bung diocravered they tutee attleily irel 30. - - _ kogth of the trunk measures 120 feet, and its dunnetcr. 2Crys distance from the root, four feta in circumference; with the ntor.W ate allowance of ten yerds fur the height of the branches, it nuast, when standing. have been lit lent fifty yards hiFit. Why is a Dandy's hat like a bat.ii.lr'ssiop?—liCZUSlC it generally enntitins.a eaf's heal Lord [tont:l;l;4h marriA the only daughter of the late Sir !'hilt, . Stephens, Bart. who died is child bod. Sir %var for maze years St:ere:art• to the Admir.ilty, reel aftc..wards one of the %Ague Goannissiont re. At hii, death. he lett ncarly the whole of hist a tnensa ptoperty to Lord fiainligh, iii‘luding the pro.uisc. a: Fol. hrea. John «'illiame , better known by the nitne of Anthony l'as- - quilt, died I.,st week d lever, at Oriiiikiyu. There is al previa in 4 ge inkindies gm deli on Clapliaiu Common, x Veil fill 0111 rem ti er in full idnakoin ; it via. lately , transplanted, and had, till now, all the appear:met. or btung dead. arb a does Papers have arrived to- the 13t11 of Goo- - ber. The island was in a licaltlrt state ; but it appear% . that the plantations had surer.xl fit some teinpeitttous weather; which had Kan fit :Ow, and in a greater degree. at Dominica and. "Martinique. We understand, that the Di.Ke of Weiltr.gton 'has accepted the appointment of 111uster General of the Or.lnc,nce. His Grace hits nominated Lerd Fit z ;ny - 3Xtraerset as his SeeretLry ; und has alto naincliiir G. Murray, Sir J. Dickson, anti Sir F. ilowcy, to 'Una- - .tioas ut the new Boarduk Ordnance. T aacfer,, nuetioacer. volunteer °meet.. aim reform i st, an d sic 1.1,,,,y. A wir e cannot commit a klosty against tier bus- We learn with pleasure, that the amount of the Hop Ditty • Lail written a variety nr letters to different perAmis. under 1/.11111. Oil tile glii.tilii 0: rho pi esolit • •er, is no less a LAM - *AO • • gia.mi l ed charaCtel , i, 111 vtemling to he in the utmost distress.— Witless.—" I can't tell your Imrd , l4. how ilia is ~ but , le.ntai : g s .e.aa,. ate r areik,bel stationa r y, s aa a at iverb lint ,.: Ain-413st colter ;dares. lie eagerieneed very eiMiillerible this I kaow,slie li.ss robbed, • - • ' . . ..-avor - fluty ran only indicate t ie abundance of the at - title, .. A. ne • • e Kercial CAraniale utfiee. where •.• • .. W. R eadet• . ,-..-•-•,,-,--- e-rend is itierefuri finial agreeable.. Nair and !Seeley uraintein .. • Jor ' . • , •Iben, at the fingteldoted agistrate, high prices; but if on ing to tkiteireunntaiire, porter Citrl- . . state d , that lie was a 'unmet and had lately come IF Hot I,e reduced whet would it have been, not the crops et On ;.' lidrit,(v.AWe' litila,:rilliii iilhAite . t, xclianze Coffee. abroad ; hi t Wife Was very F lail to see him, anst Cie more hops heels sopl ' entifsil ? t eq., . i i.tisit, fii America, artr il desoyed that elega set nt S Wheal she learlit he 11411 301111! 111(1111.y to receive. He welt SHOCCC. II IN CIRCVSTANCE.-..A letter front Richmond, Artie- , • .iee; agityaireiderably daisegad, several adjoilthig private to Use Admiralty, and received up wur.l4 Of atli. for wages rice, dated July 2, says—•• A gentleman of grea t r es p eeta bili t y r i o - Jam preasinned by the destruction ut the unit prizeanoney, wand' 11,, tank home, and Mr greater sere- forms thief a very singular event which happened a few days idrice qfy.•' ;II: s is (•stirdafed at 303,000 dollars rity placed it tinder the bed, When Ids wite mado the bed, in Hanover comity, on the plantation of a M rs . H awes , within a few •• s. tmetteler/k gentlemanly booking mini. opparently nlsout 40 site said she would take Cale o f llw flume) . ; she aceorditigly suites of this city. A Negro woman left her sticking chill asleep ie r ~.";(... s i alighted leant the Hero, Bristol coach, nil look it away, and went out. He had some sitepteion of Iser, the :elfin to being water from a spring. On returning to the door et : ; . yr , reiv i ng t it ,ille Sisc and Ci ii ter hand, wore e ster, Irons certain toirka she had played him bethie, and lii. -.fire. her hinuhletweliing, what was her astonishment and horror asset- ing i a . black sna . he coiled trocmd the neekof her infant, with its mouth l a 4 p t trtyr proeredevi .0 a gunsmith's, in purchase a Ilimight proper to gas And look after tier, and nearing tem t elle Or - - , •1 e t utelifolliter piatele, %shirk Ire requeated 'night be was going off into die etienitry, east no (MINI' acid had her • Va.... .' ti . t: 11 . e jell going din ward by the roach. Thie tieing takes' into custody just as she 1111 ii taken a place iu the Ply. i 4 i , agßeidily te hie iliveiinti, he retiorned to the Star, and mouth CO4Cil. 41 r ditsigir there, it to be shown to it fed risen.. He Catherine SailiCrlaad, the wife, being asked what she bad ea t , a id apparently introduced into that of the child! Words a ll , i t s. P , P - t f?o ' faint to give an adequate idea of nee feelings of tlie mother.- N i I a wild shriek of horror. slie rushed from the cabin, crying 9104 far assistance, and dew into the presence of her mistress. There was not a man near them. They returned with the utmost precipitation 1,,, ,at he . . l loni In flay nimi, when the report of a pistol was to rage in her defence, said her hush:rad knew she had tic to the cabin, whence they LAW the snake deperting , who, gliding , be I, mod . oi l 'inning Isis door, the tisiforiiinate gentleman money ; she had it above two days, and she was only going through the weeds, effected his escape. On examining the poorin.. 1 . W isucl lyine on the buil nearly life lea, ill, fug sh o t hin t . into the country to see her friends. The Alagistrate then bent, it was found dead. kis known, that black snalses are Sand of z . s'elA ‘ ' ilk the heart. He esepired in is few minutes. nom questioned her as to what she had done with the money; to milk; and that, to satiate their appetites, they willsometranetark a , , r • le Adis tittum in his pocket book, it appeared that his manic which she replied, with much affected innocence awl slat. 9• 1 s s i i n irrt e ell a triat alli th rr e etA s y ni th; lie sin e g o ti t ! o mill r ti to n the rtsoiritutli t est a, ria 1.. .4. j .. 4 „ eir bt v 4. 6 i ,5e.,<,1,."P His tci i lt tra r i i i ' d se b " a4 l lie ss u • l ;:a 7 v li t u ni ts r i e r h i a lt s ' c r al " a ' ; I ; i t , i t i l e t" il ' „ " mi d i' r e v l e 'sr . e r l a o r s i t i it a ra ll " :: e " regent 411 d tttst re" ' " Piesist ' chili. the acake coiled around its neck, and e pliet, its mouth ro that . .1V • _„;: wife of the infant. Its gripe is known to be very among; and by thia as I - tp.. . 0 ; ........L .. • . • The Alderman stiggested to the husband, ilia' if his well • • • • ' as by ritroduciog its head into the mouth. it completely strangled • te,filtii: olriffenitTli—Win. Luton. charged with the murder w its detained its custody fora few days, she would probably the baby It had no marks of a bite about it." c W. Sj•nigt•Of Iffdlglitori. near Chepstow, Ms been COMlniirell tell what hail become of shit money. This vuggeatiou was abunt ' there was lately taken up, Li a field on the estate of Sir R. Lanrie, -. to :- A btl ,rteit•aeßs ago the deceased, an industrieu., Yining to be adopted, when Hass kips , the *dicer, sagaciously hinted Wks,. ' dirty, had ie.-abseil a considerable sum the prop' it ty of:is-arching the prisouve, and she was taleen•ta In Ilam of Maawelton , a einninan tiimip, which measured 'a t om : ti e _ ally three' fee; he♦e incites, and in circumference three feet oae irda, wen** . on. went froniWolla.scon to linstel to pun. 3 . m . i ,. 4 ,, g 0,,,,, for that ..ttriam... • leisighert' no nits: than 34 pounds. This extraorlinatv turao Sleeted as *derider. He was accompaial, as they want i./ii the returieof the pa v ret i es into court , the features of Cie a n d the produto of a seat clump& l by accident M a field of rtittslekas% be khe is; ironer Burton, a young man o. all: habits. who b • ncenyt;Mcnteiy at sea. and who 1644 acquainted avid' the object ! I , ll ' , ''r. 4ll " l " hieh " 1 . 4. ' 4 . 'hit" "thill4 but wilsneholY during and when pallid hadprobahty not attained its fall growth. f AThe price of land is :low rapidly increasing over the kitsgclom. At I :i t uTi : c: l l l i n eir t' H in its: l k i ii h is is ai i i i i i icit i c t e il d ur t s l ' irst we tli c e ' Cawood and Selby, in . Yorkshire, wine estates sold , last week, tit o pus. No thine was heard of Pena till about a housi fin after- Ni ils, when lturtUn recurned iiione. At the time of tao departure ;:g ß ill i elle . d hi lt v p " Xtil l : or . tlie - I . ,it ea; known that lie had no money ; inthyd , he was aillird to borrow iconic to carry him to 13ristel ; but on Isis return he i i .:• l l , l , a n l i e h t e lf r. the pumpe ray, amounting to 321., had been foitud from thirty two to sh irt gift years purchase. which two years agp- et:sena estimated at huh that value. cbiuigoi several rd. mites of the Chepstow Bank, and paid scene debts. The notes were accordingly restored to the husband, Agreeably to an arrangement previously made on Thursday week, luviri:s were made of him respectiug his companion ; but the who returned thanks to tlio magistrate for big kindneas, one Anaderd,feres of land on the Ulu Park, near Canterbury. w e r e answers he 'preen:re au various and inconsiftent. that .s-uspieions and said he would he at the troishle to takil his wife Mime cab ear n ed agnibet him and he *AS taken into cwtodr. • Ile to her . f.,,,,,. 1 . „ 5 , 4 „,, ii „.., i n 1 ,, I „ 4 4 , e NgAtioti, ouplotilowtgheda .. sown with wheat. and 1 - .4r/owed. in the short space .4* • .. . tiffllerbent inemelbeetrainatione beige aheanhe J.Ams. C. liathiMt i ‘egiena l ea e a st** he t ; Il f ertn, a„„ d r tila.,',,i Art entiniunts oak tree was found,.: a few dart" ht .C 4 . : . , Common, port of til.! Yorkshire eatistli of, .1. Chia,* Sole r , e 4 ' h . 'll6erf fan " ther m into his care, after a buil/Able edsmoilitioa flout the vim ib • * tam: that, on the night preeeiliii;.-, the former's re-apprar. .., , ijo „wit. J Gi v ult s to hale It.vil buried tilltier ground many min i ma. lie length of the trunk me:a-area 120 feat. and its diameter. a: alPyautt: ? ance at ',Viiiiaston, they lush ski): ongt-thor at Pill. when they strooli '' BOW Writ F.F.T. theh iatmtion of a-tensing : to %Volisuiton with their boat early the distance from the root, four feet us circumference; with the mailer- . . - - - UNION HALT... Phillip Moore was on Thursday charged with steal:ng a ipanntity of corn trout the wharf of Alderman Atkins, at .Rotherliithe. Mr. Atkins, son to the Alderman. stated. thatproperty tea very large amount had et Plait/US , times been - stolen front his fothers peer ties . a plan had been fronted for the detection of the ruhlw•tr,, which led to the apprehending of the prisoner. Mr. Fiddes, clerla Alderntan ;Atkin-, was :tie.inal to watch the labourers who were. employed Mona the wharf and premise's ; and from a !dace of con cealment, he observed the prisoner go to a bulk of whe , .t. M. the warehouse and till his pockets; he arm put some in two hags. one large and one small ; the latter be stowed i❑ the crown of lys hat. the other he covered over with something, anti varied under lds am: .; he was stopped as he attempted to pass the conntiug.house, where a ennstahle being in attendance. he was searched, ant the wheat contained in the bags and hi:. outside pockets, a conaider able quantity Was found in poek , As made inside his trowsurs, waist coat, and jacket.; his clothes were covered with p..akets in,uie tad - out. The prsotier wash:Hy committed. K. 4 4 i„ j