The National Register. — London, England, 1818-12-20 00:00:00

DEC:. 03 TL•IE % 31fOrER. pew to write his name sod 'chines* at the Mete, hut Vtti seas. out eirtein whether it was die primmer or his cont• plinion, who Weir will. hint 211 the Nine, who signed the vote, The address wrote alien it %ens, " Kenti•iti.H.to rhe.olllve. - -Mr. Kingston, Lontberd.street." .11.. osot• ration of the. prisoner said. they were well.koown, nod hei.uiged to tile Nmail•ln-Hawel Pire Odiee, where they hued ( e ked the note. The note now prodnerd was the seine which sh e prisoner and his twinpautiee tendered at the witness's A II 4 . I ion-rooon. This closed Uwe's., 'me Ski atom ilioeslostiotomlbios. IT., lin IC , r^ A‘.r, Litow ••if: !:,,,•! After about five asiesslii eosseobieliosy J.rip orloluela a verdict —l3trittr. f t* , •' o • 6 '" . rf' • • I.tit; ,•!:"9 sir 'R. 'Wthooo, Mr. Ablernoto Moral, , on 4 Wsithman,were on the Bench during the trial. • •,,; J. Hedlort, lad King, Wire Itodvieteil if* siMilarot fence, and Ordered to be tran.proted'for 14 yetes'.'llt Ocioirer, for stealing 4o bottles of wine, to be troooy.orted - for i years. W. Williain., for stealing a watch, lobe transported for life. J. ft. Forantan'n joilgoient wits respited, historater sentence of transportation hving revoked. When the verdict of Gisilty snits prononeced at the close of Hetfores Intl, he said, " I hope I shall go to a roontry where I shall have more justice, for I hive had none here ;" nod osi reeeiviug sentence Kingston used the mat lanninge, when Killen (palling him Irons the Dock) said," Came away, there's no use in talking to him about it," (meaning Ilse Ito corder). CrossamandnedeesSeveral persons gave him motes on that night. but they all marked them': The prisoner* were so ,,, Ke e s . He passed away the note ,after the sale le en eating-home keeper ; and thengle he Inspected it was not Raul, l ie said nitultbsg• at t his suapinisins to the 4414 to ;k m " he passed it. The Batik certainly told him* mon was in comedy, and they desired him to go and see if he St4s the same who passed the note. He then W en t t o 31, 0 1 . bortingh.street Pollcemtllce, and identified the prisoner as bein2 the man who passed the wale at his Auction -roots,. Resexamined.-sHr knew Hooper fee a twelvemutith. The rioniser took the rhataga of the note. Prisulter.-..'rbut is (else, my Lord, I never saw the man befitre in my life. Esemilied by the Jury.—l did not tell Hooper that I sine pected it was a had one, although the baker had previously refused to take it. It was a matter of opinion then, and I valid not speak decisively until I had the opinion of the Bank. T.- !tiered said, he was a Messenger in the Hand.in-Hand Vise Office. On the Itllle of deptember the prisoner was sant employed in that Office ; belied been in the service silt years nen. C. %Mem a Collector of the Watch Rate for the Precinct of White Friars, living in Temple-lane, said, that Loinhard.street, Facet.street, consisted of about IS houses; he knew • brinsiludder; tlw prisoner slid not live there no the loth o 't September last; witness never knew that a Verson named Kingistrou lived i i that street; witness knew Ilw prisoner, cud koew that he did not live there. J. Wakely Stated. that hr was a elteesemmiger, living at No. AI. tipper East Smithfield. On the 23.1 of July het, about t o te o • e l o et t . in the *thermion, tilt ;Hi-neer came into his stoop limit, purchased a piece of bacon, attich came to 24.14 d. In .neyntent of which he tendered 4 If. note. Wilma,' sm. Kete4l:it was A had one, ista•l in the front. on the rieht.hand 4,11 0 (it, was the Willi , ' of `• 4 Otkay," or some such name . itipli v 4 eit,t out owler pre,eare of getting it changed ; an& M'airit, o t peighlsour, lent hi ia Isla mutt, Haggerty, to take the State . klt 441 et . keer t 1 4011 , 1ket hint to attend. Th e (iffies t W aeon . in ger! tpla (let ; wipteati his ham!, and apprehended sko t , pri s on e r, Ilsigcjirte, produced was the same. On th e paistmer being searelied,ke Mad more silver than was enough le pay for the biseosi, Cra" exsii.ned by fin Alley . . —He hail, himself, frequently .010416 g. I . I..tes. *ben he had silver in his pocket. f ile. Alley. You will receilect, Gent 'eaten, that this is not the silt i ge it i et.i woies the iii.liettueut is Ironed ; that was paid to iltrAvw an. t.o neer. . ~,4.;Hattger.ty. said hr was a barker to Moses, the Jew; and ohm 41. .1 titelbriiirr witness. „ r . ..Hyde sgiil. , !ite note produced was the one brought to him gp% ...... 4 __ A ngell?. ,p pr akedilie prisoner where he got the hole, and me • , Woitejtelpiplilera he had taken suit boar.' an I n ji o . 'NTum ;In • ..•.•.„ • ~ • , 0 'Wi n a itipilern9n, +dated, that be Iced kiiawn the pri soner 2 3 years. mill saw him in the middle of Septesober, at ,Alr,e a ldeNji of J: itlftatit ! He said i.e bad a barge of coals, and lie tined give wiineiis some it lie came down in the dark. list, a 4 04. d witness, .get him Outage of a 11. note and he, wglaesia, ,wept lhr ehe. intidlnril,got it, anil gave the change to the Flimsier ;..11ic avyn Was returned to witness. coss 7 egenolsiel,—.lte expected the Bank note would be pl44l;ta j,90, by, the 'Bank : lie had not been from Fulham ; iinoselg recotlectioa, he had been six months at sea*; but thttu f erir was a etrarge made against him for stealing tim ber.,.lt we. six weeks before the note w 44 returned to him. IltkiteW . Alt.filiOtiiii i he lived at Fulham ; be had worked foi Inaa„rpr,lp i raltrs, and lie was absent from him for 18 .nuinfbs i ;:, : . . W. Elttlaa e .ilitilablifortl of the Bells, at Fulham, proved, that,. hi taw. thetiriMner there in the middle of September, atid trintleeefianged the note produced ; it was given him by Hatch, and Ile wrote his name and withers oil it. Smi.4llo / 18 Hartirst, wife of I'. Harrison, who keeps the CI gwn pied Atightsr public-house, in Seven Dials, proved, that OH tike Ad .41 November, a companion of the prisoner passe4 ,a 449rica 'stele to her in payment of some pepper nittif. T. 4 Harrison cop peed Iter testimony, and said they were aptorrhtufkk,fq the prisoner made no resistance. t‘it. , 3 Leintpliatilt beipictor for 20 years; proved that the notes 17ait'erI4y tbil priinuer were forged in every respect ; Ogg tik . were uet she Oink ;taper, nor the water mark, and Bad' 4t the si I wving lines. In gennine notes the words ." Hpin i liPpritincl" were made in the original fabric; it was done .cqpii t o:gliefoilon and composition. t ,l 1 0604•Xemitend by Mr. Alley.lie had had great 'capes I :lWea Mstenee is his lite he was deceived ; he knew there lyd.fre,en tweet! fogged cotes paid at the Batik, dori ng the lasi ye* . ; . lie email not say there had been SO. The paper was inatinfarttired in Hampshire, but he had never beeieat . The manufacter.y.; . lte bad never compared one of the forged notes a lilt the plaits:of Estgland plate; the Bauk clerks had hren dcretVelasilienter cases. , Resexemintd by 31.. Scrjeant Bosanquet. He should think the biking of forged notes at the Bank arbor from neg. lest, and the clerk, Mad inspector* were always made to pay Ahem. if. they , were not o h o fortituale as to dud Me person who 4411 pinned them. Peter Lister, °near the signing clerks of the Bank, proved that theaygisars,pnrporting to be his, was forged. . , C.:rosiyelineupetl.—lll knew that some nous bad been Is. Melt wyketeigtie *jetting clerk's name to them. Mr. Allcy.-- % ljatypiare a good note had beets issued without y.ina• sigisafare to it, and flit , . woe was that good uote. to V'llltigkilig . tititine eel emir own lied twee put wools! you have .Ictienn, jt n, ; , te he, your hand vre iiine?—'l'he witness C 4 v.O RP. , / 1 4 A10 .4 i : bill; the ,Miry having requested that the , rpsestion might he Prat agile, it ass put by Nit. Baton V. A 1 / 1 0114,1.1;fictip 544 6 ,11J1 Aesitsl have known it to be a NI goy. lghleP4i,l4lA„if, Aiyyr se Mi . ',res.- Has there ever bees an ilisiai'we where a genuine dale has been rejected as forged, lAtiltaAriltr4tif,4..,. i : .... :-. 1 , . J Orr Pair r-, tiltgca,u t gs s um., .o , tt I 14e note , watt slaili Ilititeei . r° l ,itt•tdlifol f.kirVitil 'i %•l!/"P.I , " * P rel ? r '. ~.d, • , isi Ali lapp. ri4 ,Ilie,„riy;g.=, ; ill, 4 r,te sce nt ot yes, t : i .y, . , . 1 1. i ~ ,imet, ,y 4 tAit Om . Am ygry , i i;a . ,;and they . t . litet t odag W s ~ &Airy OAT ; tichic,fl4,4pAivigpiii.r)!, 1e.hf.tt...4 `1"1" it j ! •" . of •. A 0 1 . 1 vqinvi' 14 :frA v. r kTrd v4, - -teilfk 1 sit h.( s e i Tel, ~ ..• Mr...1 3 ,0p5)R1/4%1v 11 ' ,, ' • ' at sttolf! lliis lenat ; much strurgi:r proof 111414,0 es b ys. bara a.rat. , 'Floosies Daniels, a clergyman,who readmitted at Cambridge, of very respectable appearance, and about 3t! years of are, was indicted fur picking the pocket of a coach maker, in Bridge Street, dining the procession ou Lord Mayor's dal . The prosecutor felt a push at his pocket as he walked alone with the crowd. and was immediately after asked by • gentle. man whether he AB4 lost any thing ; . ort putting his hand to one of his pockets he missed his sunll boa. Aa • Seer who had watelsesi the prisoner painted at him as the thief. The Mprosecntoo took hold of him and told him t o g i st u p the snot olt, but the prisoner denied that he had it. The proseensur persisted in his demand, on which the prisoner presented it to hint, saying that one of the crowd had just put it JBll°lllll hand. The officer leek the prisoner into custody, and brought him before the Magistrate at Csalldliall, when a eons fession of the theft was - made, anti' distress pleaded its r +r. On the prosecutor's ernss.eaamination by Ur. Harry, he raid he had ascertained that the prisoner**, Irbil be had diorribed himself to be. The officer who apprehended him stated, that on search. ing him he found four different handkerchiefs. a 11. Rank of England nine, three good shillings, anal a coanterlelt shilling. No witnesses appeared to give him a chanteter. The Jnry found him guilty. Tha C,onimou Serjeant said the crime was greatly aggra vated when the situation the prisoner held is life was tonal dent!. " Religion, morality, and law," said he, " demand that the most severe punishment that can be Inflicted fur this offence shall be &ail to you. Yon have rendered younrlf unfit to mix in society again, and it is necessary to send you wt of the country fur ever." The prisoner was sentenced to be transported fin life. The Sessions being ended, the Recorder paned &asinine of des Is on the following prisoners—vis. T. Pearkm fbr house breaking; R. Parsons, J. Cardenas , , G. Wahl, J. Pidgeon, and J. Fellows, for burglary ; Matinee!, for horse. stealing; J. Egerton, for highway robbery ; R. Evans, G. Bellow, R. Thrower, J. Moon, and R. Bredhani, far stealing goods, ate. in dwelling b ; J. .4aniu, aid W. Bableek, for highway robbery ; Sarah Timmins, for house breaking ; G. W. Handy, fur 'sealing in a dwelling huum and afterwards breaking out of the sane; and W. Smith for stealing privately in a shop. The Court then adjoarnad to Wednesday, the 13th of January next. POLICE. prisoner had no legal &drink pabdiet:husisumely advised him not to • make a defence then , but t o reserve i t t ilt the time of his trial. A bill of indictment was llama ,ageipst the prisoner at the time Brick and Pelham were indindfil 314. ,Thew infeenteel the Owner. that 14 trial watslet take Howe to 411 1 ith of Jendity met, when She Admiralty Sessions *oak, imaineeces . • On Priday two Men were brought up by two of the patrol belong. Mg to the office, on suspicion of bang concerned in the hue horrid Murder at Bonney. The particular, which transpired are for the present withheld (rota the public. They were both con 111 l load. AIARLIR)iiifIIGH • On Thursday an Mformatien was exhibited against Mr. Bute*; of the Waterloo gables. in the Ifisymerket. for driving a pair of herrn in the Haymarket. and Pall Mall. fur the purpose o/ breaking than in.on Wain...daytime ittdi of November hue. Mr. Eaninsule miued that he had a license of fol. per anumn ; if the practice of exercising young hones was to be prefint..d, the stable keepers must discontinue their busimia. and every genticoeue be liable to have their carriage destroyed, and perhaps leis neck broke. for want of t h e horses being properly trained. The Magistrate said, the practice complained of was notorious, and he wu rompelled to fine the de fendant in the penalty of eus. and 'cuts. which the defendant imme diately paid. AP Vey, late the aervawtof W.Parkins, Esq. was folly committed for rolsbiag his susta•mo in Pebi nary last, of quantity ()lobelia:nit. pearls, guineas. Napoleons, ike. a* ac count of shirk we gave at the thee of the robbery. 'floe pri. saner, during the absence of his master, in February last, iiretended the house had been robbed, and affected to - fire a pistol after the robbers, but That was disproved by the neigh boars.—He bail got away, and escaped to Ireland, where he was apprehended at Roatrevur, and confined in the house of a constable, and notice seat to Mr. Parkins, who immediately embarked for Met country; but previous to his arrival there the prisoner lead contrived to meet.e in a manlier which does not reflect much credit on the party &lamented. Mr. Par kins, however, pursued him as far as Giese* ; but eier 'ob taining any intelligence of him there, be returned to Ireland, illd a hue and cry being raised, he was again. taken by the Postmaster of' a town called Banbridge, and comforted to Downpatrick gaol; lent when brought out to be shipped fee England, an armed mole came op to resent him, and be tltr scathe Mr. 1 1 411 kins filmed it necessary to resort to his pistols, and to call in a Deanery guard. When he had messed' the British Charnel, he was very heavily ironed, and tied Invitee mail coach. Mr. Parkins came with him till they 44 ere Wet down at the Pencock,at Islington ; when the passesigerri went Into the parlour, snit the prisoner was ter a enessornStlitints cuenbered piing irons. Healing himself* liberty, Worsened a poker, and swine he would kill Mr. Parkins ; bat- thrives- Hunan presented a pistol, and threatened him with notion destruction it he did not submit, which lead the desired effeit, and be was again secured, and lodged in .fire watch tome. VNION HALL. Mr. Prederick William. Seetuders of the Regiment of Dragoons, applied to the sitting M agistrate, and requested that he would assist him in regaining possession , sits/. ruing lady whim, lie bad married, but also was men detente/4 by her friends. and was Icy their means deprived a.tbs e lsappis secs m u d centrist which had beeu by hint and herrelimitici paled frau the mastrienenial slaty. He further stated,dipt she marriage teak place iii a claissleetine manner, at n.etturelpin eke city, about live years ago, that 100 went to Nurtb s Auteriea with his regiment two days 'distraint's andaebeesesesfily:to France, frees whence lie had lately returned. ''He IWO de manded his wife from her relations, who nemperetessenif peat 4 (Mit "' respectat Any at Camberwell, vs iikout suempi.• tvent en -- GUILDHALL. tidal to considerable property ; at it was PO her fettons that he was dosit our of obtaining , herself stonewall kraohjeet. Thersday, Elizabeth --, a yonitg women of very decent IL, bad applied fe ,,, 64 ,,, ite 1 , 0 1 ,, 00014 wiio,4rwasilopded appearance, was broeOt before the sitting Magistrate, Al hint to obtain a Magistrates warraut.. derman Maguey , in cestedy of Snow, the odtter i cimagerk with •••••• 0 , Tbe Magistrate iufor toed the applicaptoltal be anti pp ja.. obtaining goods under false pretateem ' 2 '''' hi this case, and communally could reader Macke • Front the circnvistances detailed in eNdisiseti, apillared. appaseece. He ratieog appar a ratiy lade disappointed. that the prisoner had formerly jived servant - Whit .. 'llfUllrs. - ••A eitootablemf °Lambeth-apprehended foiu n oe s belangiag Leach and Baltimore, at the London Co ff ee HOnse,Lialgatc toe gang et diatorbers of the dead. lu ronsequeoce of in. - Hill, and in that capacity lied an opportuattrif reitettinting ...formation which bad neon gitien that a plitudering expedition was on foot towards sonic place in theft/wee part of ;tarry, herself with the difft•rent tradesmen in the neighbOnettboil.— On Wednesday evening she called at the shop alit% ()brata*, • the officer concealed himself near the taropiismin thelient. butcher, in Fleet Market, and obtained two pram& of Hoiden toad, and continued to watch till between five anti silt, eclock chops and one pound of suet, in the name of Mrs. Restrpell, un Weditemlay mooring vo n ; when obverng a hackney poach. one of his customers ; front thence she proceeded with her he &ailed the emiclinian to atop,. end eequired who- or what basket to the shop•of Mr. Todd, cheesensouger; tit, St, Peal's was itt Ilse ouch. The cuckiinau replied, that three gentle. Church Yard, *here she represented herself as' servant' at rams werehis passmi,Use, witwu he had taken up at the-As. Mr. Harvey'., the St. Paul's Coffee Hone, and wilder that sembly House, Blackheath, where they had been at S. ball, pretence procured from rata t*() poetstioa fresh batter end .and that he was centre** tkeilltle Chtlieg ,Croao. The offs. six eggs, giving as artier aetho Cann time for Y geantittof cer opened one of die &mammon! obsernag three Alen in dirty cheese, to be sistat to her ulster% it the St. Paull VeWee [!testes, wills ra west s p a d es , ea d. a m er atl i c t ak u p dA ti d;„ . House. Her next itteinprwaiM Mt. Skorruir's, telt dealer, isiturrisg bodies.elasest it again, end. with a plena rata heated in Ludgate-hill, where she used the same of her late Master, a nd a catt al o s in the other, liertllli•if • they Mr. Learh,for the polies° df obtaining some tea and sugar ; attempted to escape. The coachmen obeyed Liettireptiosis here suspicion way micited, 'which the woman's g.thitintiou, to tom round and drive leotards die turnpike. Os linertit al when questioned, tended' to coals m ; otneer we' t carat for, there Ike talker prorated assistance, and,tan do cie4 the three and the girl cwilkssed the latipolitiint: men, who were inside the coach, and the %bistros ;match. Mr. Leach start Mr. Harvey tf.tati., that MP • prlooier had basset The coach was *retched, and tastily but hi a sack not been emploied. or anthorized by them, 01. i owe the the body clan aaamialAY "II Inala , 4 ll fauna. The pristine. articles in question. • were brought the saam day La lid* Ofinisfollantd.nearly I y The praimer acknowledged the charge, at Segged for 1000 persons, who.literally covered ticm with sand atid,finh forgiveness, urging that 110 was the first offenc e the had ever: of every ale-ceiption. they stAted [,hear names to be K. Wain committed, 10 which she had been;arivon.ity.di"ireat- She' hiasoa. J. Thomas, W. bevist, and JS. were hail been tune notions out Of place, and had etiffeatioined • to - • committed for further emuidintian. .. • • maintain herself by tukititin wkiking.and a Nein work ;• ho Thursday they were Again *point to 116001KC610 sins but being enable to nreciire dray, espploy. *nil ticitte all , dergo another examitration,, in. consequence of titether eras means ur subsistence, OK hod, Ogutt tedapted: rip .teArtento the &tree agaiust them haring -been produced. Wortley stint off, nee. Mat on IVerhiestlay evening lie ascertained that .a grave had Mr. Jackson, bricklayerr-4p; 1/11,1701. been opened and plundered in VI tend chart:by/aid, in road, said the prisoner and her sister lodged with they Keut. Mrs. Mary Ann Piotherry informed the Magistrates, were both hardworking iacip.•l;iamtp..,yanag.,Trent: and cow that on naturday afternoon her deceased hoshopil was in ducted themselves with gyesit propriety In otelermsel be he. [erred in Ylunistead churchyard ; having here informed that hewed they were very much disktestlid in cirointspiaces, a grave had been opened, she went to the burial Froend, and Mr. TOdd anti Arr. Camara' not Acing/laurels( priscreut- there obsurved.the coffin in which her husband had Wen de. Mg, the prisoner was dnit,esed,lit herl i tittnhisr *ter, &tier posited open and mopty. She hid subteque ntly heels to the a , 0 4,61, o wnit t alf 0 1114 , i i e, house, to which the officer had taken the body fund iu , I Ouch, anti imitiediatelY reeoguir r ed it as Vie corpse et . her „ ernied.husbasid. "Oki Minister of Pteroaread etteikdod to ptove fhN burial it Mr. ry.. The Palish • o 14 . 4 f Pitunliteed"were also in alemint ce, and elated Olt I piritatiGn tit oast. cute the plifivaters to the extent tot The disinterment having.teksn placm ent, the prisoneis were committed to 1114 gent at Varitord, rn vrdee totilke their • r. ! .1, At 3 o ' clock on.tlitusday afteniam, as some. buys were ampsieg ,thentalcip un.alm: L iptrau,c,enol in the Regency park , they tii.• •Coverad Wi 0441 et t !lo ice,. Whigh they L1101`4,111 was die care of a dog ; but on put g m some sucks they brouithr it 04 the MI.. Wert' thc iyiseg i o hto os,l tal he the hotly of appartlitly per Mac 'itff • ti:l oti: , oe tht n. 4 , • Jews' %faro pit Itch • tiiiiiit'itfftnin reminis.• It teirpeitito, &Aft, *fth braises (NI the 114.3 a.. v ~ , • •.:. • HoW Vriterr..• . • , - 'mu lim W. gt.teey, whir wit anti alkeior4e4 awn ria!rgiOttlitojt; week, wa., install - Ailed otililOhdpi t ie a reira'fedildif, Oeirielt with eitteriut p'he'll i iitille ey ISIr. imodeitivai or ct,y m ohisc stiand, wills iistestiVO elinwitit feloiii. On Thuiellay . Henry Allis 'nay Wens uteitt an e i iiiolos- tha. on a' cbarge of beiH ii likbbeniktf OW a n • d huitatio in tt te wilful riturt Of eta de the teteritie l offlitkr ' roe ii die Yea revenue cutter, of Deal, betweti: tied aid three freatittiwee. . Gillum and 13rock, two of the seattglijege soneotaql.,tu.otemuttiets oftbe , owt o teti . . revenue atm bctungiwg to. tos tv Ftlit, eefropuo Inikr. oxte4r At , i t k e juilieiro4.tior4iono ix. Lioft , # Om, J. 4 p timets . 4 ,thp roneript (romoi.r. 4u9 4 41 .11 I 'to , ,5 --. RI C Alenn absonar rout tut rendeitcpt et c4llO , %. 194Vt - I twitted Nit 6 .1 ii, wet Uien otit,of,..ii Wel. el I t'etU - Ted to, I "'i. I.,Ottd'est Ulan' WO VAMY . ,' 'tin "1/641t to' d on lie 'denied the cltarlie.'! 4' .. /44141qhs*, Ihr-ssittitin t* um S l uts, atrcnied ; and, as the