The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

SEPT. 27. MD 'MILEY. CHILD SI'LALING% - ..... . Friday, Mr.. %boy H.111111111i:, tile wife at' Captain of the Attila twit, oats Intl to Ihe bar, chow-4 a tilt :baling oil Au.4aat maw c add, aged 14 ...m.that, of J atm ood (inter it hrwr . . . "rho or %yap dre•n—el • it§ nit the notate of her I* isi^ arras A ssed, ut we inset looms* shle susaneser. ?she tt ore Sol etegunt Wol prin...., her hair W.ls 114.1.11111) 1.11b4:11, Ann bile 11.111 4 1u..4 11 11 i lre veil a dills coverall her lure. She appears ti gre.,il) anktleti; 411111 Nlls titteuthu her servant is, the dock, tt ho m.(1°11041411., bispillsed her * Ua 1•1115 g. _ . Mr. ARARIN btaled the case to the Jury for the prose cution._ . Ti.e Cortina Star at ar presided. Samuel Stitrier, a little buy of Mot years of ate, was (Ira c..heil, and examinant as to Isis knowledge of an smith, mid in, nature of ,-mild soil evil. lle said be lived ants Ms father and 1111 l torsi in fiesuseryft-plaee. Mile-end—Oil the libta of tied, he arid alit w.th hie hlll. brallwr into IS Skid ; Ise there met a lady (the prisither), who asked hies if hat was Iteascrolt place—he said, )e s s he toms asked if se was a ciikettintituear.—lit - said, yes; nod she lieu too. Ins little loather linsj mount of I.lb arm., j..ilbe bon tater pence, to gu sold au) suase. 11 h. u he r. tunwd, she nu. child. 'fat had a mum... Iser bind. gone %% WI the Tat s I ti l i llere the little nay Nits carried i, the arm, of ime at the 11•..CrIS, and Maytag for WPM. lime looked at the pri.mwr, ho lied tier head Joan at-relit., JIM 111 great. agil.allth., he distinctli snore Haut stir aisa the persuu Nhmh..d takeu his la other 3 ira fiohlgste, of 4, Gold's-place, hliarlwell„ said she kept aeh:winc'ssls.p. Outhe ot ust. Ilse ps is mare cause to tier Slay Mali a citila, to nay a 1111 l el,si t Sae par. licuiarly marked the cleitil,atal kiii•ii it shire to be the lama of MIS. *eiter. She was Mat a agitairil, and said she hail lost her way. She said also she Nab 111111 II 111 1itU1.1111.411 I a anted a coach, 11101 curia.: a hat she paid for it. She said she 14 uittrd lit its In 0141--tret.t. Witness remarketylle dif ference of dress b,taten the Inds uud the child. A hist, haw ever, which the cloid a are, appealed quite ue a, had mss It a milli for its bead. 11 item 11-11111111Ualeall'd her bus 'action, to then, and a aunts Ist CullbegllCaer Weal after the Lady is. Nassn her. Attire h night, of New square, io the lativaries, said that the primmer I..dged in her !maw. Olt the ISO of August, sit tank ass early slimier, avid out, and said stir welld n o t re. turu till highs. She was in the It able of carrying out a ban dit ; but told w itneas sod to he surprised, as it was only a oast which she intended tis give it fluid. On Saiurilaa evenim; about seven "(the day airmailed. she returned to the home to take away her things and diaeharge the ludginga.t Hester lIJJer said she nits clianthes maid ;at the Cro-s Keys, Graiechurch street ; bIItIMS tile prisoner at the bar ; setuetnhera her coming there oil toe 21411 ii of August, with a niale child, late in the evening. She left the inn ou lit" Monday (unitising. She said she bad taken the chulo bout nurse; but it appealed to fret and Om very much. russet samined. he pe isimei Leaded the child with great ten..erilea John Sahrier is the fathei of the infant child Benjamin, stolen ou the Yaki, of Auost. Ile went f. hula , on that mormag, and woo tied about 10111- 11411/Ck, when Ise learned the loss of h.s child; witness immediately commenced en quiries, and pursued the priamier in all directiolis, and at leng Is hated her lit liar 11l i l here he (amid Aladin, fate ho liiid got there before him, and lie utast w ith him to 4 1101/kbellrra, a/litre he saw the priaiiaer aid his Odd, ..lattiti iwtZ, it, a d held it up, a ken be 0.4:15 tly fecto,iiizeil it to be Iris. A rem di aho preseiii CIII I O led biro he ki.eic na as his child? Ile replied he kiwi% it by his features, hut moreover it had a mole can the aria and a star Or n eof its Imes. Ile was ansiieri d that he itti;.ht have leer tied this description since he came there. Ile delited this, aiii: instantly produced a bill, printed in London i _tvoing ass acci.s ate llrserlllollll of both child and priano•r. The latter, :trier some tivirtlistiois, relied her hands, and made a sort of esti oration, by wits of confession. Grace Schrier, the ...Whet of the infant, proved that its name Nab It sij.isitin, that it am. lost 011 Ihr Valli of A must, and that it wits the saute chid her Naiad at ir lllll a..d is ha Ich she su.w held its Tier arms, 'lie officer, pursued the prooner to Bir mingham, and found the prisoner lodged at a I kseiter's sh p there. :ie Imith her, and accosted her with a chill in ber ar.ds. H does. ask. $1 if she aas the %if.. ssf Cow Ridding I She replied, tes ; an I It • then said, my name is Marini, the wacer. 1 I tea hike you into ete...d., for steak. g that chil•'. Ihe prisoner upon this became dread fully a-hinted. Oat having reentered Imrselin lilt e. she mod Oh then. if that is the case, I EMI nut) say that I Ind the child git. u me, and it Is whir. N itness " Thai c..tithit be, f r you never had child.' A fenoth ho 4p penred to t;e her eider, at this also because 14,seitteil, and entreated her to explain the so:sstery. The pritomer lawn said, " If I oust tell yew, I know Owl Captain :1041 , 14,n5) husband, hos long wildwsl air to hate a child, nod out tie! been a t..lk in tiw dells, I wed a Wile !H.,. who ii sip to we. s•se fsw money to b y cakes, :so.. put the child in Not retur,dng. 1 a tendered at 1 iiinkinit inquiries, bat succeeding, I determined a l ma adopt..., Inv infant." VritileFel Aid the child arts dressed in Vert liJitt , laiNtle clot two. nah , sio„ asked fw tle• .$l.l o.as it had on when sh•lco, tlw;• h ere i,n ”edi;.lely i•roducel. Thi assn lhr ease hor the prueecsati 0000 . 1w prom..er twinges' led as for r .1. fence,' ald that Ow was talkie;; i n the lields as her. ire deserili , d. al.sl the little bat hat • nivel, her the cliil t , 11 , 10011 Ail ',newel her way so sss4kin • elomecie., but oil rood N'Tf .r Olen enabled it, .01.1 had 'Milted it Willi gr.at leis Mr. 1 .91 ewe t olle d :me witness to lwr rlisararter. Sarni, sisi elderly rripert%l,le ale; hnd I eem besi ,, e her 1.. I loe I) trk, del:med. that •t 11 4 ,1 her fr..it. her hifiotey. Si , . a i 11... 10 POIr )rois " li-e. ar 1 ha s !Ann married 111. Sit Co,' she had uo I her urru . LW tim ',err Iwy 11/11 of Ihr dretl ' She 1110•0 Ihr rwlser f 'ter I.fr lite E,,.1 laelies, and hod alvt.ty iron.. a 11 , :nd yli.e) eiseracler. t' • w . RUJ Ct MT mors.ord up 11w cri•ltuer al terra. s • t :•, ▪ r !: • i t..EPI h. r ut rrtor ' ..r .I'.t or 1,:. • J": r e ••••••Ira ird hr. or. • so merry,. C Seri:rapt iry+l,l..tal to lihnsrait CAA rec +rumen ea./ rt. ile &P.A. .erionii t of with a nature u w :1.1'410 tl , e Court ut it ,irt. i.rg Ca sever.; alent of toturv:statild.. it wai rauito camas TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. that the unfortunate lady at the bar dirt not take this child with Ili: intention of plundering it, or doing it any injury ; but eh Coc oviftrary, to place it in a better situation of life Man ;lust in which its parents could have ilisiotweti of h. Still, Lower: r. as it was c.iprice alone that 'mule her adopt it. t h e saroe caprice might on a future ow:lei:on induce her to resign it :sack to its original st.ition ; thy crime, therefore. was oar of 4 serious dye, for trie Jury, as parents, had to consider the shuck which tile loss of a child on Cris manner w ar calculate.) to mate in Inc far hilly from which it aa. elanolcsrirrelr clouted std: '!'lie Furconan.—W e are aware of that, my Lord ; but it is evident she meant to take proper care of the chill. It appears she also treated it with toe utmost kineoes, We are unanimous therefore in burping Mot the Court will be as tcader possibio in awaruing the punishment. The Common Serge:ult.—The Court, gentlemen, will take care and attend to your reeoarinetitlation. The htinetne recommendation of the Jury was evidently in unison with the feeling: of the erowiled auditory in the Court. 'Clic tintiortuinue lady bersclf seemed much relieved from her embarrassment on finding the inure,' which the Jury had ea pressol in her behalf; sloe made a graceful ob isantar to this Coun as she left the bar. from which site was as by Mee. Appleby, the nurse, who sat near her in the dock during her trial. libri'aturnay Mrs. Ridding, who vc:s convicted of steeling the child of Shinier yesterday, was brought th• to receive the jutlement of the Court. She was dressed as yesterday. with the ebilercace of having mib.tittited a black veil Mr the white one. —She was extremely agitated. and scarcely able to support The Common Serjeant commlnted on the enimnity of the came; lie admirtml the distinction which her manner of com mitting it made in her favour; it was a crime, however, hat in any cam must subject the hvlings of the parents to the moat excruciating emothin. Tile Court, under all the circiumninces. felt themselves justified in 'mitigating the penalty, and mincing her puni• h utvnt to tae payment of line shilling and confinement in tlic Howie of Correction, Cold Bath-tields, for the si ace of twelve ealtnifar naiad's. Mr, liiilding.inawithstanding the pubducti strle of her feel ings.. expressed her thankfulness for the leniency of the sen tence; else pmtested that she fully intendxsl to make strict search for the patents of the child, nod tle:t bile say sure to !tare treated the child with the utmost tenderness. Happily for her. there were scarcely any persons in the Court besides tile officers. Ind she thus escaped tiie pain of whither exposition before a crowded Court. Thomas Macey was put to the bar, cli with receiving various articles of barium" and satithery, knowing them to be stolen. They were chiefly swlen trwu a Mr. Bailey by Llay field, who had been convicted and punished tor the theft.— liutey't account was pretty clear. lie had taken charge of Meal in April last, the goods being stolen in Lieeenther last ; they were in a bag. having a Wilt mark of the owner's name on it. When the oaicer went to search the prisoner's premises, lie beleavral very ing. nuously, and assisted the search. rime was a doubt whiten inclined in the prisoner's favour, that he did not know that the goods were stolen, as they were instantly detected and seized. lie had been ailtuitted to bail utter his examination, and appeared without summons to take his trial. tie had, moreover, a moot excellent character given by many respectable persons who had long known I to his own neighbourhood W inclnuore.h The Jury, after the summing up of the Common Scrjeant, immediately acquitted him. Janos Smith and Wm. %Vasco were intik/eel for srealints a hamper and basket, three shirts, tour parr of stockings, and a cake. Mary Goklsmith, wife of a servant of the Bishop of Winches. ter, sent a fruit b a sket containing the article, in question. from the Bishop's residence at Farnham, on the Intl, of Ingest last & she delivered them to Daman), the gardener, to take them to the waggortullice& sne did mit see Mini again till at i:ation Garden Office, at the examination id tilt 1.11b0111:1,. W. Taylor. gurdinier. having heard of the theft, saw the pri soners on his way to London. at three o'clock A. M. the 17th of August. with another man, io an open climbe cart, at the corner tot tiutinersbury-Lime, lirenttord. iViniess stopped, and looked into their cart; die two prisoners jumped out and pretended to occupy themselves with the harness. 'there was a bag in the cart ; it was not large enough to hold the hamper. lie suspected the parties. and having subsequently adianceO, he turned back. which the primmers observing, turned about also and galloped up an adjacent lane. the witness pursuing. The prisom.rs turned into an avenue which led tip a gentleman's house, they rifled a fruit basket s and Sung it into a ditch; finding themselves stopped by the gate at the end of the avenue. two 01 the prisoners' party jumped over into the field with the bag. and having. as wants.s supposes. delsotted its contents. returned, and sinittli holding w ss by one hand, pointed the other at witness us if about to shoot min. Nilson thranaltile, with a sharp stick, slit die cheek of a 10411 who ['tile 0, the assistance iii a itness: in' still bil lowed the prisoner, who threatened to minder Mir, but at length with the assistance en sevens/ reapers, crowd with their hooks, ha secured the primniet,. 'the witness's party then secured tile bag, the fruit, and part ill the goods. Wihlinun l'ijer resides near the spot where the rrisimers were taken. lic saw diem tintow two I ten, who lan up to his dour for assimince. The two latter intlinned witness that prisoners had iourilerel a loan. Wiuoss followed, but primmer* were secured with, tit any assistance. Witness searched up 14116 down the lune. but f focal nothing but the fruit ; un the :ISM of Au he rehewed his sea:cli, and found na large bug in a whts?- srTu' r, inside the listlge ; the Lag containe d the shut - stoek• ills asinicsd by Godsmith. the common:a who hail held the basket since the examination at Brentlixd. bare the customary evidence. Mrs. Goldsmith swore, that the goods contained in tin bag were the sane whict she had packed for her husband. The Co.iiihaw seleunt a... about to suni up. but the foreman of the Jury mud. that ilk would save his lordship as.y tulle, thief were perfectly coorinnat the eta/mars were guilty. The 00111113111 Slait4llol nimiedumly pronounced sentence cf tnuislwitation fir 'even yeea• 011 ltstlll bO/11. The tits! was waurily uses al en ode of the Ilars'ealmen in formed the Court. that lie had apprehended another .a....omplice in the :atilt rubbery, w h o had Beam darin i t enough to attend die trash of his brother colons. I'l4 Common Setjeant directed law to he taken it•atictliatily 'lame ttuo,crate. A duel was oft Widnes(lay lass at lloulogne, lietwects I.vn EtsAlish officers. Enst i sts Mazer. of the artily, 1111 Licotroatst ilav kit's. of the star) ; when the lams was lailigcriolly wousislell. the. Stoll of piIIISC.I its 4iit•Xliflil Airs. itaßil IV:T.—The wile 111 Ctiati.., ~,i.upe y Wail 551111 WAS 1C1111:11Ced 1 , 1 pet 81l yeafm . trans hot stcalsol the child of Ilersle:.. Ivo mug elaptiscit 4 , 1 the sopporting hawd of lieu mob/tool, t4S beC.,,se rvilocett to ;treat dlxlle,a , mid a solocrirtiovi 1 all 11c4:11 into h'r tier 111131111.illsre, 1 , 1 , 111 Ch 11 .11. a. ,opoined. A very 'urge tnut eras caught albout ten days e„ , e) • in Li/Weston Luc/a, belonging to Mr. Nlacken , sie, of l'ottourc. It :immured X 9 inches in length, 74 titan luck to locust, and weighed -:: OW FATA L CCIDPNT --Oil Tlitirstlay, the 9th insiant„ an unlortiohne accident t.ccisried 111 Warwickshire in Tuoinas 'lull, a servaiii to to C.N. Newdr,„ate, Es.,. of Lea, near Ciainsboryougo. d party of getulkmru Here shouting, and Y bedaub of Mr. Likicll was carrying qtr. Endell's gun, when TII Y Till tit - Sired lie might carry 11. being Lilco out of sight of the getillriticii. Tint. Wad rootlike(' with; anti afies winking lor some lute, ogle un race bilk Of a hedge, she young Wan was trio • g the gild to Mr. ElNleli's Ronan., anti glib,* bins the butt end of i•, when by some accident, the piece wrist obi. 41111111114 TIII 111 lilt rdgut de. I use getittenicts tug the reran, returned, and found the 1.4. , ,r you'll:, lel. luw bleeding on tile ground an d MAN r sty stimee was rendered to Lunt, he died two bows alterwards. A CAUTION TO BOARDING SCHOOLS.—A persOit lia% mg the air and 111.1110eit. 01 a genttrotait rectialy secceeiled m levying pretty betty c iiiiii ibtoions oil se veral schools as Caumerwell. file Ida., is the Hallow mg:—lle Introduces himself as a (1110.oel 14.1.1e1, I A 1.1411.111; lie is just armed in Etigheitl %%nit a littiO daughter and tees, snits, Joni istitie t.estions to vlsce 11leb.i at resieCtithle SCIIOII4 11e 0.0..1.! be y r ry ual.py to, le.ve It.e the little girl (sir buys) wider 111 e Care 1.1 Al whose estatil. •nt has been rse •u.sa throttled to him th the strongest maititer. lei tatter 1,11 , inure eke:wily 111 lull retry Wi1..e11.1.„ he jbl.l.omit D. pay h sli.a year its a:teaiice, 21111 lug. ilt reit r the la.) u•r the gentle:lo it whom Ice has the hio ion? 1.1 1111 good friends, Nlessrs.—„ (ii anion. ',III(' Welt alitsic! ic:tilut it. the city, Who may IsaCe 4:01111e(•11.114 ...I !Whit), its he 1111.4e1f n tlial.4 ill. ilreewal 01 Igitiril...& . merit. Orly to Niaoras. Alatiera frema Pju sled, 1..0 Col.lllel B , les a 111.1.7 k 1,1, h s 'molter I r o•• a:nu, talsilig care it sh ill coos' vral.l) cxeeL 1 the holuy are cape:ices, 1: ning the thiteretiCe is pocket, 1.41 A s etsinetrusi, l and pr.- ti .iset r. ring 1,10 dear children a clay Or t.%(1. is, bit tit . of course know noilibig 01 1111.1, 01111 the backer shake* Inv head. It way 1 e proiicr ust his tack!, shat shill ac complished swindler does re.. ly fetili w know several persons of COMideratiou its 00'r moday , 'fetus:en two and three o'clock, the house of ,qr. Riser, No. 7, eali semi-mance. 'shill. tun, was ei terrtl, suppose- , / the stair-case wir.duw. Miss Hose, who was awrike by a noise at her entiolter door, gave ansalatrin, tt Mei) was herd by tile watch. men Wit the orbiters matte their rsicsee, taking witit diem some sliver sperms and a ;air of wine tireastkor, haring dre•.k die contents. A I:it of red wok candles is as left !awning on the elite' i:eyliece of the back drawing-p...1m, wail a Ulotell, tine iullowiiic 'rite, t —" I)ear friends, we are sorry is Wore, y.tat, that in cutiewquei,ce it (iente triformed shook! uu.n thing worth ci g lot, we are very cii disappointed what we cattle tor, but we mite taken care out Its bibit.ie your ; overly any Insure taste we reel, pommy help. essiisirier what we have lakels rs mil) latirowt4 for a time: we came not as milt ow, hut unarmed, am want of y. Your 1101st olnitierit pervtuitt." PeOIIIMIXTIAL ESCAPII.-011 Friday List, a poor old wail 111 111 e tidbit of briireing vegetables Ito a I:litit to Paik.g.sie, at.elliplrll 111 return moor us, Ina sands e.t.a wilco lie milinlintately inistni,k sl6iial het dow ii thence'', 5014111 e blandly plan:4i 011 the Vim' shore, which am . ..vett I to a very prrileus sittr anon ; heir , sittitig unCinteethill Letwerti ors itrni:ierti, fits horse write dim a tile etallre eta me Dee, mail lie gut oppowe to Gay suit, helure the Oder Nat aware his dalliacr, Witten sieldg suddenly convinced or, lie -t -iered the M u st pitiable cries of duo fess, et lids were lb.alit r rant by the litoride at l'arki;air, trot, i,a, IL 1101 10..11 for the wetter...is ivihrestlitalititi of IWO ladies who woe sl,yur a. the assembly home, low a sii.g.e boatel CCOtiltl babe tool the tei hate rescued tillS ,44ar helpless soderer Irmo acc grace. It should, Low. vier, be ....II.: known, that air. FaiWiar.4, wl o kle.r.l tile asltel.al4) - 410Use, lii ditiely itliered to go wilts lights in search of huh, and 111.1 fbreCi.ll 1114/11 Glll, a hiblllselall and two boys to acciiimpairy Niel. These tour, at toe risk of their 11c cc, ai.••t g two or tune miles, and wading through hut era: drip $1111.3%, formed by the coming tide, at last discorred tilt slice-11mAs of Use huirse tip is she stunts, and providentially came tip to the ex ousted old limn, just ocitire tile ei :der was I. . g g w lioat 1 iiiii h and hofbe. 'Try 10011.1 lying with Isis lace along the neck of me horse, too weak to cry alma'. nut utl.lurntg toe a terry of the Al. 'robin), previous tel Isis siteetisig the laic lie 1;4)11101 Ititilveli doomed W. Tory wise t the Im.•11r, and ' , non brotiudie 1 sale ashore at Ku kgate, when by the help ill curdials he WWI revived, 71011 Was lortitstied swum a sires 10f the 1110,111, iii return safe h. use the liihuwiug morni Ig. A sULCIIIaWiI was nnu,rdiitely trey I Is,. perry stittgehrol, to reward dote eenu is , eiseeti y tha.. 111 essed such a lauliaide willingness its rescue this peas ihotheidual. whiten they certamly did al the hazard r I , ieir lives for, thcl they iii , t s,ieeet dc,i at !fat cruical ...co, tit ten minutes the tide would liter over. whelined tile whole party. Malawi:Lev Sochi t.—A few (lays hack, a poor, stsere table woman, named Sarah Nlorris, applied lot relief.a . t theSitiet)'s :face, in R n Red Lio-settiate, stating liersell au be in the greatest dist it SS. tin her Via iii 1 i iati iiii i her huslatid had stn !gill regiment of iislantry is, istypi , %%litre, Ii others, he catiAlit the up halente disorder, .at tiered 1050 the hutip.l4l, but l rummest:et, nit oral hearing that lie was tlohk,ly t. , reciter, I krlipiliire. (hating prteicus y soh: all her for yetu to her wedding-ring. Is lay the eXtteisse point"), andtabnrup 1,1 Limns 11, O here sli t It I 1,4..41.. A. !WWII plfslhl , uualllc to assist vitt; self, aim was "01 uli reitt.Ce.l to the ulruat woo she marbled the Society The swoop wised her to reltlfil twine, which she felts:tastily rte*" stisset! in. a. 41 a gentleman hut: the esuub l iattiotait wag nut tut ike a et.ce fur hello 111 e DerLyslore coach. th 4 proprit tor of width col . wated to Like ha fur touci, less thou 04 fort. 0 'A sc. & 4. • 4 4e lp . joi :k e . 4; *lO im-aphitTo : ed allieltill -3 piv -L4 4... -?), like i tuba . 11. • NI W -:. t Able. • ' Ally -,;,--; r IiAA . VIII i ‘" Ile • r ... - . et - is Ks t • , . It AAA." „ii . _ her ' er 3. ArT ai let,,•;" at of e ,t . ' NI 11 , lAaap,er Mit: 1:1,1, • 1 . : .•