The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

I°_!-• 1 Mummers , merely the objects of pity and contempt, end bad no poster but 11.. r of delusit,n." Tie Judge, Mr. Baron RICISSILw. tl t o sddressed the Prisoners, as follows: "I hope you sod every body limits we heard the gory Impressive address of Mr. Serpent ; and I isnot yen, cud persons like yew, will profit by if it. the way which it is itstrnded, for your own Conil. Yeti WI WPM young SIM, stud yoa Of, certainty iu vest peril; bet the wetcy of those who were obliged to being yen into this disgrartful situation has ....pi in to Me )ou. I fellow their exaniple ; and Ido it with the greeter satisfaction, because I anderwand that you feel sorry for the offence, the great ',Fence 'on bete tossritted. You were gains. I believe the HO reed to absolute destruction ; but you are t•ared; and I tryst will lake Caro of yeti:MO.llv. I n futote. I shall ladies SO pOisighlooot spool you ; but • 1 Judi expect, as a pledge to the Public that yno will hereafter midget y onrseives vi.h propriety, that you enter Wet recoanizances In 4(N. each, to attend to reedier jorlynent if found .Reeding In future." Th. Prisoners expressed their thanks for the lenient wanner which (bey bad been dealt with. and, haring ✓ooted into the reeognixantes directed by the Jody they were discharged. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Yestorilay those Sessions commenced Wore Re,- bort Biker, Fog. the Chairman ► and a full Bench of Magistroloo. Alr. 77soirent AlaNnard, ironmonger. in Si. Mot. Wood indicted fee aoseeltinit l'hosies lien. Yu end - Terme, on the 88th of Deereiber la.t. The Provecate►e area serjeant anal a private of t►e CoWauseon Guards, and woes on duly en the day mentioned in the indictment at .Covent-garden The atre. They were going off g•ard with a file of Gam, cessisting of 16, to the barrack' at Knightsbridge; and in Coventry-stre►t they overtook the Defendant and smother Gentleman and Lady walking arm and •rm together. 1 hey gave them the aide of the wall, end begged Wye to pars, when Defendant pushed Terms iato the kennel. verjeant (lienbow), who was at the bead of the file, remonstrated, when Ise attempted to stroke him, but only knock►d off his tip. The ar,rent awn secured kinsoind sou, fora con. MOW, • ht. .no.k him le fit. James ' s' natal-house. hir. tailor, in ioeth Aedley.strert. said, Le sud his Via., who nil , : in • Wile of preeneurb dived with the Defendant . rt :Lat day. and he access. pealed them for the ' , elev., of procuring a roach for her in l'ireadilly. The se'diers came ell to than suddenly soil pushed her, sfirr having turned towards the well to let them pass. TOrr•• • • lin was the se. Bond min in f o ..nr, anomie believes pushed the De fendant, who instantly rritiilisted, and th• serjeset resented his halberd to fit body. thrombosis% to rest Ida throogn if be attempted In escape. Mr. WlLeotto, in his •ildills/ to Ilse Jury, oh. Stewed bow asoceeemeitire•ly the Goat& posh every person who COMPS iss thole way el the pavement, al. though the laws of England unlike no distinction be. invest void coats or coloured coats; Ilse matter could ho considered only as a calmed assault its lbw street.— Pisti HOUSES OF IL4FAIIIE. Game Frauds had Murtha *rape* alias Mary Conway. were indicted for a istioteuwastour there one ma nouns In the indict/mot ; she Ira charging them salt keeping • oak., ions lonia I is Lisle-greet, LeiceiterAtutac t and the second with 11 remit dbeirractly boas.. The ease f. 4 the prarrestion an crodeefti by Mr. BARRY, wile waled that it oat its, a parob indietalent, bit n prolens. tins by a respenalsk tradesna• is East-west. filatlckerder clear. . o ~ air eh Id, only 16 year. of age, bad beets harhoisred by the nelesidants, oho ter rig. d no Ins than oar boetdred ps nods pr. tit weekly by sorb ircainnes busbies, which shoes clearly hew Walley korranoemed. The prior taxa, in Novetalwr, 11517. Wired his daughter, when his wife on • old i” her gr,ve. 'mein kiln watt • tamily of right children. lle disc seed to at the haw kept by the Ilietrod:tais ; bat the lady of she house, o.th all the h,priermy. of Mr.. 1 csarialed with bins ; he t.. 1.1 him owls a girl bail been there. bat Arm she seat anat. Ile airtime& faired her so she hospital. where she b..d h.. it seat by Ms•. Galway, *la piohthl, sweaty other saw.; he broaghr bet is sir, bat in 'hire stormles after the usiagais •edoreel k, the inane Wm.,— lle natio all? arra there, and as. told she Indy 'kernel sent her to Goy s Ilnponl t bat an enquiry there. it nos no •cieh .ii.g lie reeaserd her a word sloe. 5.r had bey. w in, *in Gal, three anis when she agnia and be ruined her is the some titsokoa ho before. He Natio went to she house and took her away, and kept her 'ter nine,. The Lemur., &morel laawnsed that she pills.; on.• istinlbsbesl, as hr gonad he happy to see Mrs. Crams) exhibited there with her booties ai4 feathers. . . . Ile theta caned Mr. Wllfam the father of the girl, destribed kistwelt to he a ottneog clef, w I.aut•sorert. Ine sell tsar Use oldest of eight dual: re. wcl aturowled Enna uun to November, 1817 ; hr osscusered in Ntate4 'amiss:4 that ...r was at the house kept by 1/rfrodants. lytt on govt.; ate, . e :mild ;airs au informattow, bat at length luutd her at ht. 11 tr. tiadua.esv's Dome, la a shoelot disea.e; larnsgl.l ocer home, bin she again left I.b.s. Ile entArterd alt the Its ta re lated his Conmel. Sarah Sayer, Ike ;irl ketvelf, wits thrn evsmiaed. Ithe we, t 10 4 Anne is Itoss•street to meet a (Wutlentau, when she left h:r father's horse, hut ia. d;oppo;Lied. Nett day s h e. s.slccire umoUter feasale, neat to Mr.. 3N 'O. whn toll arable Le: elf huppy like tie rest of the Lathes ; •.te lesegtd and hoarded 11,1411.4.•lj 140 Gentierw,,, ‘. let gusr her mumel, a• 1 al uh;cli gswe lu lJs.. Conway.-- row Amite hes us witch us leo propels is ay. k. Sae Aid tint Iv 1,.? have a half; e.wir pot ..ei•money. It sr , s N:rs. Calaway w yin fri.t her to Ihr !lentil.% and atruhged wills bet 10 r:lse hn lt again. She gave Mrs. us.vt ay all the looney 1-hen went hart arllll. th. dune a 1 britar. G. 01. 16 UralC.% rs d is, he Ines.; at eight., and was con•htes, d the outer tot the house. llarreee Johniee. Number iml-resseate girl ba. barred al the• •-er boom% teas rar.miurd. l c •aid Grote. Fritoess toe% Net ;I r 'water. bee that hr rater inrre o.ra,ion See paid Mrs. nnway for board rad lod:int mind. lee thillieei. prr %r e:, Race lie awsniesdcr of vsl.a: twisty ske gel le it r r•rrnr.t (or lirr. 1 !WWII, %%relay. a eat:•Whte, Mr. Sayer In finding ....t, I. dna/bier. He aro 1.. tea narrdni in 'be aa• rd'd by the servant Mr. and SI, . Sc,, in bed. at" r 1;, riancit r. 14101: &mai in 11.. month.: and 441;•ri d .o.) or . .t) 10 ro'd, it up. burls Lie awl bet pro 41,:red a topersedent 14 Oa: warning. :Ir. addre ed ibe Cense hi eoutiderah:e length for the 11.fendailt i.le Jory it, hhily bond theta bulb— t I :••• ecrlenced I:ror:r I Innri• In ray a line of awe no m: : .0 pnundt, amid benh ad tonanaltled Id the Iluswe ut •,•erli u 1.. r 12 p•nuils, rind 0.,•18 i•o••I ”rrti, I i 114 or rood I• • .•.1 nr fur three yrurs.sln rrh 4.. the awe, 1i.a14114•6111J41....i.t1t 10114 IlLieUgtount lilt .I,M* Vadat!. A fir plaufal;oti 1.;;;1 ;him, he t •0.1.^ in IVil;i.en C119;;...te, E-q. %sax tw.t u*.k ors Age ly aai.r rte produce 0: about foot noes was des! fOV et'. as.Dird at I.ll.lagros, ,war Conelford, Cornwall, J. Noshing, alias Lirocon, a noted wiser, whose araiice was setts es to deprive his wife of the common nerve yaries of life. Oa searchiog the rrensisev, after his death, there were hood, is an old boa, ohl,in the j•le.. , se, old penny-pleces ansoonting is raealber in s•tutnullfii, it gisrai, , , from the vs!: of THE ST, IMAM SP. f it ,{ • I'OLICE. AT ill: AiIATEANs ItOONI, GRAY'S INN t F.. MANSlON.7lol.l4l.—Yesterday, Crop:her, a - 4011-k now so character, was lirronht 111 1 , and •nder c. Q•wAnr ;i r rh. r,.. 41 , ct r. It" ia seolll Whe wont an irsamittation, charAed rum .4spirinu tistihig et , fr thr dut5.....4 eor •• site d. • posioneept. wren...wet, by it wt Merritt. e ••• Ar. seen forrell.Hbv the on.. f.. t., 515 •A H • I/ •I. r • urn. ethihite.l at the taunt. 5.1.. re. Ti.. meet i• it I • —she party to bleb graiefy. a ...lee 8.: 4 '• ••• s'•. night, The atvrrl inn teratinfrntiMl 11, MI. r the Canneloni's, • Ovid .1,14. Non. It," nue .1.41 tis .5.. nt stalking mippewsloges aOW r.tSSIIes. Is . I IS f earl f. 4 bit fermi ft of 'be thing. Art 1.., Isl. Inv. wr. , 14 • t. 1..1 4.. tertee4 rudeness s but in hi..up..ritt of a 14.11 i• innevolitil big( v.nrrieiv r e With rowteel toter litho saw but e.Lib't. in the M0tr..p..1.•) fef-to wish n g.rni invivil,rovorct .s. ...•t IH of t Infer. be danly resi. kr, in I i. t0...1e • f ntn.r.L. lots ono kartbo sad wish fvilily t ~, 4 She r....0HM1 %high ni pp e to r I , i• mat- tied. •• • 'ls . . *boulder, bit oppoorsot 13..” Archer, v. ..... • some of their oak MD I Ps. it Tr, • t r t r‘rr:trtso 55,..? • r .•a both se . crivr.l ve:vrer l'r Adam.; this *on Ile tr••, •tl , e,•l4'em ti• r.•usg , nnot, ..are his Arks" by sloe' Gs: t •• ti jr.l.sib hod trieniont Otte t 0..4 n we. 0....5A, hid Is- bet.l in tho tame Meow". 1 oVi .r. pa.", :.mu Ni .:!, - of Nlnobtry boroh o heo be! ' - .0..v, d ii. is r pmend ter. he right not only have • •• •s. ••I • 1.....4m• •o•te ..f Ib.. gas's 11s, of brit. annilvev erroen. r 1111g1.1 prelothly have t. ~.. 1 ,•, • A ; r e tr . t, oi i• OW? or gristle glow Uwe ; file rlrrci, elf 5555. (WI r..pvnlid.vie nn ill• I a•-ff ring. A bout oltirb elnlioetl more e.teta.,ry ~i,5. Arterrit I:4lloard‘ (,ven s. he 6.4 clerrn guitar, n. 4 ppm; so :11 111. ...rid of s h e. .0..1 Tow i oat of Its. f river it n line vosvivouni. •10l inre of sir. ng•b. whit a r•rrs.:...ione athlroir .s4l am-. It was 01d,r.t.. d Ike ph) an, to be lig/4. :ma. therefor..l4e nod. shnord himsel f zit con:suoto ite4e.thelet., .or oflis slight bit up the telt ogk of his ft, me cf, fon.'e row good 5 1 awl cosld hoer .e...n.c.1 fres himself the inspre.sies el Edward... ho. .•••tfang, he might Ante done out b Lrne.. Some atone herrn-. mewed the onentrort in a mot (0111ressw style t mad ii'e rnorl.eiote r...n1.551, between a new VW. Igo. the 141.11 Loud, rnil..l f'54.P...5, mad J oboes. ono of to Inuebohle a d•scriputal, that Crimaldi. hioktt moment. fun. .4.411.1 wit lave unlearnt awry asetriweno Man Pot-Ss's di.., ft on bit rob,- p.a. ! , nude ist attack t aid nlthnogl. Ar was elleris ramprlled so turn 1.5. hurt Isom she teiente and .r%5 r assollaso, )e be teneterft .be slower will, in mart of Ike impels- wilt sod fogey of a glutting. 'boo Jolvsou was equally glad whim rot les reuse.' Ir. in floe coolest. Nurlem, " tootle palliel)." Murata Shanks la tier tampon). for Owl, palt.nnge. stolen a basket, in which were two parcels, contain big eleven thousand pounds, ill bills, Book of Fog land and local Ilank.siotes, ft offs the 801 l and Mouth imp, Bell and Mouth-street, on the 30th of March last. William Goodall slid he was guard to the " Old Fly" IVercester Coach, which pet up et I• 4! Bull and Mouth. lle was in the habit of bringing parrela of Bank-notes from Womester to the Is nose of Sir Wm. Certis and Co. in town, sod nit the 'nth of Mar.!' last received two for that purpose, the one from she' Old Worcester Bank, the other from k Ile took the two parcel-, together with about 801. of his own in notes and silver, anti enclosed them in • bag, which he left at big lodgings, in IVor. tester. Previous to tha coach leaving thence, that day. he pet Me parcels in a basket, which he pad. lerelted.and then placed in she lower part of the hind boot of the coach. On Tuesday morning the 30M, he artived.os usual, about eleven o'clock, et the Bull and (loath, sod thew the basket Wee quite safe.— Is% hen the thincstn the way-bill bad been called ewer, the skims took she basket in his baud, and went ietn the tap (*ben he was ercestersed to go upon lush occasions), and said to the landlord as he laid it down in the bar, " Mr. Vitae, 1 will (batik y coo to take ea•• of my child" (mooning the basket). The !stollen/ said, very well, he would. Wittifiss then carat to time his bill at the Act, and returned again to the tap, in about eight minuses, wbeu he asked 1 for his basket, bet it was gone. The people in the bar had not before known that it was removed, and they esainioed minutely for it, but it was uo where to he feud. All appeared to he alarmed as well as himself. William Taylor, en officer of AI/Irrigate, said he knew Ilse Palmer well, and raw him twice on the morning of the robbery. The first time was a quer. ter past ten o'clock, when he observed him standing at the corner of Little Britain. Ile was dressed its a Mee coat and top-boots, and bid a boodle under his arm. The Prisoner knowing hies " stayed him." The Worcester coach always passed that *ay to the Ball asrd Mouth. 'fhe second time witness saw him was half an hoer afterward., %best he was loitering about In St. Martin's•le• G rand. but he then had to bundle. Witness heard of the robbery soon alter,: ; and suspicion falling on the Primmer, he went iu to.- : mediate per of him. Jane Side, lives in Shaftesborp; ;err, cod know ' the Prisoner many years. Ou Tuesday t e :20 , 11 of March she saw him talkiest to a till min cis.s. by Bell and Nlonth•street, Wirers II slid I! o'clock. as near as she could say ; hr was dressed in a blur coat, top.boots, and had a light great coat under his arm. Witness in about five misistot after heard of I the robbery, and saw a mob collected about the Ball and Month. Edward Vilee mid be kept the Ball and %oath ! Tap. On the 30th of March, shout eleven o'clock in the for , the Worcester " Old Fly" Cuseb , mile& and Goodall, the Guard, brought a harked; into the Tip, saying, "Mr. ve,,, I will thank you; to take care of my child j" be Mon went awe, fur about seven or eight 'ninnies; devils' his absent, two strange men sat in a has opposite the bar ; one of them came ist before Goodall left the basket, and ael.ed for a glass of beer; the other followed, and I asked fora eau of porter, sod they sat together at • a table where they could talk if they pleased; one of them, he observed, wore a blue coat, lop boots, and had a light great coat ender his arm; the Pei.; loner (Crowther) be thought was this perms, and the first who came and called for a glass of ale; wit. I ass went to the fire.plice, and taking out the hot , poker run up stairs in order to set light to another fire; he was away from the bar about a minute and a half, and spots his return found that the too men were gone. They left part of the beer (little as it ! was they ordered) endrank. Cress.esaesioed by Mr. Anoseuvs, for the Pri. I sorer.—Witwesa thinks it was about fire past eleven, when the Paine., came in. 11. had no previous acqesintamee whatever with hint, bet had not the slightest doubt of his being one of the men. The moment the basket was missing, he said, that it wrest have been taken by the two thieves oho had just gore out. Three other men were also in the tap-room, but they were not near the bar ; h• knew them well; their names were Bennett, Goodrich, and Titmouse. The Prisoner and his frieod had a complete view of the bar, bat the ethers could not see it without thing from their seats. . light great emit taken from the Prisoner was here p ro d,, g od, and the witness said he believed it to be il same he sew under the arm of the Prisoner on the morning of the robbery. Jacob Coodriels said, he was a helper at the Bill and Mouth. On the morning of the robbery he was in the tip of that place, getting his breakfast, and saw two strangers in a box opposite to the :stsr. One of them turned his bead to look what Le (*vitae') was about, bet catching his eye he drew told:. 'there were in the room besides Titmouse, Kennet', and himself, a mils named Charlton. The letter sat op. L ucite the • 4 men on the otter - side the bar, and one of them stood fp sod banded him a Newspaper un foisted. Charlton had slot spoken In them, astir did heath them for the Newspeper. The onject of this evidence was to show, that while wee of the pasty this stretched the Paper across from one side of the bar to tie other, the haw' of the second was conceal. calcdin sirs • nig out the basket from within the lair door. %times. saw a great coat with the men, but thinks it swat a dark one. Wag cerosin that it ass not light ft , lnott4l. This Ise thought wsc quarter pis, 10 o'clock. Ile was convinced i. gals nut 11. The coach, however, had Ci.gloiciy crinp iu sod the horses were 'dusts off. IVhen Go- 4..1 come and itiscntisred that the 1'4441 Wee g , •sse, tales immediately osisl, he was sure the two isototious thieves whobad been there had stet it. Mr. 11.ctisce. in attended pn the r ,it of the prosec•tiosi, ssal• this oat all tie ot itt•tit r islet had as yet hero collected, hot hooted the P:isoiser b. lesnnisded for • few when Fe hot:cd 'o We dace testimony of II strors 2 er a...sr/. C! •s• ilea, who . had received the Newsrpor hen, the s•rsoge man Imould he in attendance, end it *xi Pri• 4 • y to ob tain titre fst-ro ~.•'P!. CORONER'S INQUEST. lOh Weds...day nn Intim i.itiss was takes before Taos. Sacs vow. E.g. Cormier, at she Hint ashlie-liesse. New Dever-road, i NCO myna. on the had, of a female, wham same is askaswa, ho na, toot d ! the ...rain: of Friday week. Miv Portier. mho pp • sousber °rhos," in !viewing s.. was accented by she ha told her she had Jo., come S. sews from ilsoolviieb. and ' had on i.d ; :tng or friends is Landau. Nis Pettier told kr rhos she had it. empty haws, and she *odd partly fnraish it end let it to her. The derented went is the Maw, received /be he, cad i.did a week's seas to advance; ea the succeeding dae• 'ate is a. seen cuing in sad net frequestly, nod she per. rb.ord 'nine swirls... 4 &raiser, wedelns's' is the seighbasr hood. town( n born women she Jury. sad described bar amidort 'a. • ild, and Iter Ittnignage n. inrolsereas. 0. Mondry the de ' ceased was nos tens by she Neighbour.. Miss Pottier resod the : have dour bwked, awl whys she ksockni site received No as. suer 1i c eapisr.sed a man art IN at the chamber mialow, wino, on ape ing tine kitchen doer. found the deceased is.. retitled /I, • Inswllieerblet Irma a halt of Ike doer 1 her briers nearly touched she ground s her clothes wets catkin ' rail% bi.rn ; it vi r peared thar the detested had pat a candle as a chair 'le .1 , her. which, 00 horning dews, set the rashes us are, and I osieseidicrded Is be. clothes, but did Sat eaatame thew en' tre . Verdict - i dowered ran► to bre devib ►y sespeadle4 Arr. rrlt with ig handler' bid, bag At tlw time Imaged ie ber abed. EXECUTIONS. Oa the loth MO., at 1! o'clock, James Mama was brought not for etre 'llion oa the Cattle-ball, Norwich, nod. after pray. loin time woh the Ci m Mill, was toned olf amidst ita imamate *umber of oprediarn. lir appeared pro Wel retWerd but strinterd repestedl% arm the platforms fell. Them/fent was con. lewd of mealier 500 yard- at beeper' Oath, the pro perty t ra homes Smith, from the Oorich priblir-konve, gyre. of which place be gams Marvell a Native, and niece hie parrots hear a repot.thle character. Iron Wog as the bead of a rang of lighter.. he Misstated the appell.time taptanaot Inch i. by rums vuppo.rd in have err. the Coon an idea that be cornasmoded w can at depr. damn i• the nimbboorbood. mad to Ines operated 10 far to he p•rjadire as in polo. him set at a lit object for e n e.nmple. He sta. 40 pears of as.. b., left a sear her realignment. and two vowing rhildrro.-- . Thorrold, his accomplice in this robbery. mad W. Cock, were both repro...ed. 11 Moues Notion. for the minder of Williams liyati. on the ,1 Nov l at. to • heat epos 1.. r Sevens, artwe-a Pill and WullAst • ammo the bib het eh, mareieg Griner:erg iom,ralled In go Chapel to receive the Sm. theme, AA be refined to lower hi. cell, and it liA• fond that be had moored she dear am the amide by n rain cot the iron hed.tend r lin espionage or roironnieg made any im.preming. and tt an. trot till the ogerati..• of Ineakhot Gtocatell the wall of the adjnialog cell was emaineared. shot he eyelid be prevailed ra se open the d or r be was Meg • tad to the Chapel. whence about 12 &dock, after partaking or die la.t noitr”o pliers of religion, hr was len to the plate of exscals.•se, itt.d in a Sew litigates was launched lan pertain i In tie Lot renoncot. men ise ihr fatal ...Vold. hr droied hi. Oita. Mire hanging the usual time, his body wits bet dos o aul de livered fur dusectiga. the neighbourhood of Maidstone vegetation is in a very forward end promising state. The wheat I.mks remarkably well. There is at present every ea. pectation of • goad crop of fruit. A daring robbery was committed on Monday 'topflight, on the pattern of an obi man of the use of Marsh,- employed as warder in Sheernen dock. yard. 1k was going to his defy about five o'clock in ti , m-rniug, and was stopped by two men [retirees' Illde-tow• and Blew-town. They lied a handker chief over his eyes, anti one of them pat his band Wore his nrosth, while the other tilled his packets of sin peends in money. Ile had a watch, bet it being its his waistcoat pocket escaped notice. They 'bee pet him into • piece of ground, formerly used as a military burying-ground, which being surround. ed by a pointed fence, and the min being old and 'Atm, afforded them lime to escape. Some time since this same person was robbed of about 31)1. which he used to keep at borne, since which time he has always carried his motley with him. Yesterday morning, at ail early hoar, a daring robbery was committed at the Green Alan Tavern, in the Kekt-rood. The house was crowded in every putt with people from the fstr , who were dancing, singing, &c., and in the ewers. of the contortion • thief forced open the landlord's beil•coom with a Woe; chisel or crew-bar ; be Own banke the locks of the chest of drawers, from whim. he took 701. in Banknotes, twelve table and 24 tea.sponsts ; also! a gold watch, some portable articles of wearing sp. I pond, dte. amounting in the whole to the value of 1501. sub chit+ he escaped. 1 • 4 OP'olllre about one o'clock. as •••• Jalllll, l El. of South Lambeth, was returning from the Bank to his farrier in Lothbery, be trod on a piece •1 mane sad broke his leg Clete to the early.— We lain frequently reanneattated again.' the thought. less practice of throttling grans, peel on the pave. metal—a praci:co, in cur estifnariao, s t with much mere danger than many of the nueseeres to which a lousily is withal is Mr. Tqlor's Imes, raTiug Art. Th• eta t elnt:n.s of II& p reel 4f , P 4 , p:11 7 , WY. in bilis. d•4flii. •. rrottinimr 4 . 11 . ) .in t•iti.k. iii,trs of which OOP. wo•i* !link tif r. (hod. Ti.. noriciible bill..nil (lion.. i•inci• 11.• ...hhery. found in an liff, nr )4ift, in , fi•cihitrtio.linne, •te•ro they boil lens with a l i e a i t., e hay shnoltl the I ands n( the nornert. Th• Pris•.ner was rorriaolorlf,r • feat es)s. GUIII.PIIAT sonte ninnif plat • (.11 In Las been i. ihi baba of c dlioe dig . .trot h.•.mim i,an Ci , y, at huurs when ii. t be •o; d :n he from home, under .p:rtence of bring.re4 .s and crumpet', which, lie slid, had bee,• ordered by .he master or miairess, and fur which he lige in i. paid ; grimia4 sddina;, anicesahl in hi• fi,p, d e _ mend, soother charc• fur I:: 'cults or orb .1' 'hi lt ., elsith, he said, hart trop:l r astir atsd not paid for; empio, int; sorb tari..na etc-D.41 in gee admission into Cie hoi,e, se led In •Irrrig of in intention to rob. This trii k ma. wi e d 1„ 1 ,4, .1 Messrs. Item sod Gotherog, 1.5ef:7•40-hill; Mr. Taylm'a, Lodeteastree ; curl et s house in St. Paul's Chuich•s std. The same rein r, or one touring an ftwi stare frog*, was brought to this Justiee-rnom yesterdil by Clan- Ws, the . Meer, who tank hies into cusiody that morning with Ms seen basket, in earisentience of a drscaiption he hid previously received of Isnn. 'l•he person of the Prisoner. who gate his new John Smith, wis identified by Joseph Seaman, sp. ;netlike to Mr. Vim, ring-nseket, N 5, Stoining. line, to whose hou.e he had taken muffins, for hick he received 25.; also 5i. , nhich he pretended seas owing for five dozen of bi.cuits. Clinton produced r Silver 4w-spoon. which Sella threw; ewer at the motorist he seized him. The Prisoner said he was droves. Me trotde through distress, end woe willing to pry the Goutlemon elee is., and promise not to " rung that rig" again, if that would sillily him. Jnrrer lloarer;i , nh• Iris in eoutiony with Smith et the time of his apprehension. was brootht also to the °Mee with him.—Both Pii owe remanded for fit r lo.r easminstinn. II A 170 N-C Ri)Esi —Yesterday J. Cerium/land If. Clark uei• fully t ommitiort,for stierimg Wird nose.. J. Ci_, A: anti J. Snell/sere • ere elan 'summed. on • charge .1 uttering forged lintel, sod having an WI. MIMIte number of °dim to tbeir postessloo.—?her were moan 'ed. UST 031• • L.L.- •Yesterrity two h•orfoorne y og i% women, nom-d Meria mid Strati 01 2 ireuttRy, weft. enarcod niot stealing I fti. in Book n.•l.', g. , ' 3 qu•r. tity of wearing apparel, from •1# Wtolon at Kormiocton, the prop•rly el MI. Blanchard. Tkyr I sosecator stated, thot on Tumilloy nicht he was olorrerd by a r,y of !Airier, wheth pri;eeerlorl from tho kitchen. The room we, full of nvi: cut-pony warring from Groeowieh Fair, a,l 111 ono corner of it meg s (-Wit c. , ntoinipc • quantity 61 Bulk notes soil rlotnioe. This had bee* Woke open, and the Pritutirrs were pointed trot to him n the Wieres. A We. named Brown, slated, the the woo in the White Hart nn lops:ley evening; there OP,/ nPS '2O men and 1110111111 in 1: , t• hitcher, galenist ohmus were the Prisoners. She observed one of them lift up the lid of the box, and takelomething out ; span *Mt% she immediately taxed her with tee theft. and she thee tsiil down whit the had takes. Winsome tilled the landlord as loud as she could, and then, fearful they might Moose her, ran sway. One of th. Pri soners o es seen to drop s stockists by another witness; bet nothing was found on them. They were both in tears. In their defence they stated. that they had bee n r e Gree.,wirli Fair, and oo their return. slopped us the White Hort, where there was some dancing.— They &Med the robbery, and urged dim Mrs. Wulf% most ksee been mistaken; but that whom, eta bring again sinstaliwid. tonfirmed het former testlmrane.-- Oue of the Prisoners here became greatly agitated, and hiding her fact in her sheet, eery empbarieally• P%Cilinifhl, 1 ' Oh! oh ! Nis ftle—'pis false," and thew bsrst isle a siolent ilond of tears. The si m inrsiw • they had better re , erTe their defence for another place. as their *wilt will SO prliplinio that be felt bound to commit them. " Indeed," add I.e. " l fear. week t..at these tears ere not the tears or penitence; 1 ant inclined to think alit they are not so much shed for tl e cffrare, a. the dew of the punishment attend. ill &teat n."—They were reminded. MAitt.outtovcit-sTutct.—Yet , tertls, IL Lee, Hotly, Myst Lee, and Flit. null, were charged with a robbety under the lot:owing citcuonstatices:— Abi.ut a month ego, Mitchell, of East Artoo, •husa wife is a lagnilress—came to turn with a heree sad c.it to collect Ij ser.. On his airfield, he milled at Non i is Osforihattsrat, and took their lined, which he pot iut,, his cart, aril on his reborn the raft was robbed of the pr..perty. to the anions., of O Forseman ,seining iiitorantims of the robbery, hr • epsired to the Pi isui ore d welling , whe re he f oun d nor: of the ;imports.. Hall tomed ac t j o gt th e p ar ty, an d tt . e y were ionststirLl fur iorthei cgs. minstion. Cots i Wertneo *l' Nro:.re Schoe.t. red Lisa t... 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