The National Register. — London, England, 1811-11-10 00:00:00

* possession anker casks, .ie . there was a party the L , and, iing balloo, they fired upon th - e - crew of the lugger.--1 hey, hoveever, got immediate assistance from the barracks, and the soldiers enabled them to secure the Captain. The prisOner was amongst the person,: who fired; and to flit his identity, it wong be proved, that when one of the soldiers made a blow at him with . 'his sabre, he begged he would not hurt him, for be was a Deal Hoot, and had i family. He was found at Deal the next day, and the neck of his packet was ctt where the Wo om was given.—Smith, the Custont-house officer; and the Serjeant of the Dragoons who essisted, having proved these facts, the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. TUESDAY• Sarni. Irwin: was indicted for stealifig some wearing appa rel, the property of Michael Buckley, on the 7th of Septem ber last. It appeared that she went to the presecutor's. apart ments, and renewing her acquaintanc.e with him and his wife, who were milk sellers, after a long at'seucc, she partook of their hospitalities, and was invited to a share of the wife's lied in the z.ight, the husband and son sleeping in a different one. In the moruttie it was discovered that she had robbed - the house, and decamped in the night; she was found .oilty, but not capi tally. :Ate was again tried on another charge, in which the circumstances were exactly similar, and her ingratitude equally apparent. On this charge she was found Guilty— Dtilth. ' A young man, rtamcd . Fermi, was indicted for stealing several articles of wearing apparel, in the chambers of an eminent Soli citor. The prosecutor, on the prisoner being found guilty, in terceded for him, knowing him to be the son of a clergyman of treat respectability, and to have served in the navy, but to have become wild and extravagant. The Recorder examined mi nutely into the piivate suggestions and intimations bade to him respecting the culprit, and said he shield duly investigate and appreciate them. Richard Denton was convicted of a reisdemea.nonr for having , in his possession a plate from width she well-known Fleet bank notes were struck, and a number of ti'e limes. Round a . sort shield, in cue corner of the note, was written, in very tr-01i • , --tt.c:i L. t!)" appropriate motto-- •- - ..; ''. e ..• ~. e anddie by the halter!' ~ e. Atii: • .. .. ( , - . v., e 7. . . Strpatta til:‘',liAis' )I,.Whell Sei...C. 1.. -, 7 , • , ^:j f e e k • - v• . lts: ':* r ' , • . " 7 -y.he) 4ii4eire cciiviaiti4 ti.Virst! tlf. ' ; •Ir,i .;: 441111111 kt . , . ; . • ~.t.• •' • .w.ev--•.., • `• • .. `" ' • • ' gro)16.;:11 a liwel;i1;; -'•:,-....... e ue: • re 4 . - ( ,-4,,.-:. , . 1. 3 . Ja.‘.^._ ~.. t 4,4111 1 4,41 11,4 1 bjk - grArV . li dAi AVM' ni, Ir .' . / stealing a el. lie In a drellingthouse ; Henry Craw!ee and William White, for reterning from transportation; Jaele.; . 4\ is Hughes, Hughes, for a rape; Richard Payne and John Moloney., for ' highway' libervt Charles John SteaCe, for stealing in a dwei- ~. E 5.• .... _ ro. :ry; ding-hous.:; James Meade, for a like offente ; William Higgins, alias Fowler, for burglary; Thomas Long, for stealing goods in a dwelling-house; Edward Hall, alias Campbell, fur burglary ; Richard Bedford, alias Butler, for sheep stealing; Paul White head and William Abberfield, for forgery; John Frazer and '1 homas Carter, for burglary—Death. Emanuel Levi, Timothy Murphy, George Lowton, John Miller, and John Evans—Transportation for life. William Simpson and John Pollard—Transportation for 14' Tears. George Lloyd, Harriet Stevens, Mary Barnes, John Bate man, Anne Payne, William Janes, John Bagley, Cornelius Reynolds, Elizabeth Atkinson, Edward Fuller, John Brace, John Steptar, Mary Smith, Mary Hiains, Catherine Connor, William Hayman, Timothy R'agan, Francis Wilkes, George Fisher, James Leith, Jqhn Mallin, Richard Rippin, William Pope, Elizabeth Hale, Edward Allison, Sarah Parnett, Anne Lane, Sarah Blagtion, and Thomas Henry Marsh—Transporta tipn n- seven years. Three were ordered to be imprisoned two years, and kept to hard labour; twelve for one year; twenty-three for six months; and twelve to be publicly and privately whipped, and impri . suneki for smaller periods. "l'he Sessions were then adjourned to the 4th of December. POLICE. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 0 - .AGe.—lt will be remembered , Draper and Tailor. in \Vint 'oland-street, had been broken . '"' .c times within two years, to ,he pounds ' and in two instances the Stacey addressed the Ma gistrate, . that a ccirlspiracy existed against him among the thieves of the metropolis, to that extent which would inuftediately compel him 'to shut up his sifop. For the last three weeks his house had been beset every evening by some of the most desperate gan Of housebreakers about, the , town, from six to twenty in number. On one evening, .a Gentleman who was passing, happening to look one of them in the face, was surrounded by a gang of more than a dozen, and with dreadful imprecations, was threatened to be immediately dis patched, but he tilected his escape. The house was beset by about seven on Thursday evening, soon after dusk ; and they had the audacity to steel two surtout coats fro'n the window, knowing at the same they were watched by the neighbours. Mr. Stacey was watching his shop, witH three others from the opposite side of the wait, when a fellow entered the passage, another stood at the window, and others on the watch ; bet they were routed on Mr; S. showing self, and he immediately repaired to this office for assistance ; but during his absence his window was robbed, whilst three persons were on the watch ; but the party of depredators were too formidable to attack, and they go,. clear or with their booty. Foul" suspicious characters, viz. Dankers, Wright, Herbert, and Rainy, who were taken in Goodge.itreet, underwent a se- bond examination yeiterday ' • when the two latter were identified as having been about the house at the time of the robbery, and the whole were again remanded till to morrow, when other evidence will be adduced againSt them. . . , ~,.. ... . _ S. N- • IP: ,!- - • . 4. - ' ti, - Np. '•- ' • - • lt ri • \ 1. ill 11 : •f . . . 1 t, ‘c I Pt, ''• = 1! 1 3 — .: ~-.• • 1" ..• 4 IG(.1. DARING ROBBERY AND OUTR that the premis;.s of Mr. Stacey, polo-street, and also in Great Pc •Rigielli.•lo•ll"Foinsf us--,--maimessarn L9t4AON :,printed and Edited b and forwarded by ail Newsmen, . country a41,u5.41(1. per quarter. . . 'p 4 . _ tHE NATIONAL REGISTEIt ... • -- ___ _ _ i. . • NV almer, Smith, who commanded the party, proceeded to take open and robbed three different possession of her, and found her lostled with spirits, iu half- amount of several hundred pot anker casks, rhich is on illegal mode of package. At that time thieves have been prosecuted.—' there was a party of smugglers on the beach, and after giving a gistrate, and informed him tha ..-• __ ._ ....-aL..... lIIM ft mrinff the thityves of the til ~~ f `. ~x (ii -~ ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, Lsv. 071 Titesday evening a fire broke out in a house situate in Martin s-court, Bermondsey, which was inhabited by a poor woman, who, with an infant intrusted to her care, had retired to bed, v:hen the watchman discovered the lower pin of the house to he on fire, and gave the alarm. The flames having already connun. ':::ated to the.vtaircace the poor wow Su was pre vented ( :swing t1..,t -vay ; • 'it hosve , :r, called to the persons standing below td (itch :f.....: cvld, which she threw out of th . window ' - !1t... pheyl foil/Awed bersiV ) . and prnsi4.l:o-i'ly bt•t't it escaped tvitit a iev‘s slight . truises. The he4.lse was Cor..un-...,2.. 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There were four others with him, and he had behaved, on the preceding day, in a manner which rendered coersive measures necessary. - ------------ BIRTHS. On the 27th ult. at Drumithe House, Perthshire, the Right Hon. Lady Kinnaird, of a son. On the sth ult. at the Prince's Lodge, near Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Lady of the Hon. W. Territt, I.L.D. Judge of the Admiralty of Bermuda, of a son and heir. MARRIED. On Wednesday morning, in Worcestershire, were re-married, the Viscount and Lady Mary Deerhurst ; the prior ceremony having been performed some time since in Scotland. On Wednesday, the 6th inst. at St. Andrew's, Holborn, James Potter Lockhart, Esq. Member of his Majesty's Council in the Island of Dominica, to Jane, eldest daughter of Thomas Windle, Esq. John-street, Bedford-row. DIED. At his apartments in St. James's-place, Mr. E. Hope, aged 66, late De;Aity Table-Decker to her Majesty's Maids of Honour. He was one of the oldest inhabitants, having lived lipwards of 52 yt ars under his Majesty's roof. On Wednesday last, at Exeter, much lamented, Mrs. liar 1. ward. relict of the late Dean of Exeter, and sister of the Right Holt. Sir Yonge, Bart. by E. ROCHE, aad Published by J• FISHER, No. 5, •Pickett-Street, Strand, near Temple-Bar; the Clerks of Roads, and bookseller(' throughout the Unitod Kingdom, frac of postage, into the a-*r - ~' A - . I