The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-02 00:00:00

; iS SP II LAVAi ASSIZES. Wisc.:Ervin, FED. 20. 11'. Baron Boon awl Mr. Justirrfirautwun arrived place yesterday, anti prtwA•thttl to open the rout itt liar iistial istauaer ; autl this morning. after ,•rt•ndit.st Olvitie >terrier it St. blauriar's-clattrelt (the c bfiNg unthr thorough repair), at lulf past 12 o'clock procvetled to hrtsiursr. CHOWN P 111 E. The calendar contains a list of St prisoners, hot, though larger in point of number than has been the case tor d Assizes, the crimes are mostly of a minor description, and noise of theta marked with any cirruni st.incrs of great atrocity. 31r. Justice Itralioutai, in his I !i.irge to the timid fun•, adverted to the state of the ilenilar kith considerable satisfaction, anal, in &Moiling !,, the wide-spreading circulation of sedition and bias vlseniy. which hail been attended with such mischievous ctrects in other parts of the kingol ~,,,, lie expressed his satisfaction that the county of Hants was entirely free tram the contagion. CIVIL Ml`lt. On the civil side is are entered for trial, a much smaller number than WAS expected ; 1'.1111 . 11 of int -I.,irtanee having been postponed, in ail probability, loom the expectation of a contest for the collide, of o hick there a little doubt. Four of the causes only Are Special Jnrirs. wArm O. Lou Fie ANL) ANOTHER. This Teas au NOIOII for as assault ; anti the eirroot- At rare.' ate shortly direct—The defendants are merchants carrying on business at Southampton, and the plaintiff was formerly a contrart-baker at Winchester, hut had tailed. The defendants are father and son, and are re !airtl to the plaintiff by the father !wing married his sister, the sun being by a former marriage. Ihi the plaintiff's failure, he was taken into the service of the slehmilant, as their clerk ; and ssion after the death of Mrs. Lower, the sister, in consequence of some supposed representations by a fellow-clerk of the name of !biro, I r was dismisseti. thirst hying dismissed aloolt the ..ame tioir, explanations took place, the result of which 11'.1% the assertion of Mast that he hail twirl- to.ttle any sash representations. Hurst and the 111.634'4 therefore -swerilett, on the I th of October last. to the counting „mit. of Messrs. Lotner, to demand satisfartiutt, 'snt were r,t etieressful. Warm words ensued; •• scoundrel," r'el'y," and other abtosice terms were, as was sworn by tile witnesses, used by the defendants ; and the rape's ,•ioni returned were, " I ion no more a scoundrel or ro g i te than yourself" Passion, it seems, cut the Iwtter to reason, and Mr. limier the elder pushed 3lr. Wade' tivat the mantle-piece ; awl his son, taking up the t onily quarrel, fairly banged the plaintiff out of the I ..tinting-lionse; and, not contented with that, thumped Lim (unresisting) across the yard to the open street. Air. !hint, the witness, swore that he was ...sent the whole of the time, and that the father gave but the one solitary push against the mantle-piece; hut 11r. Sturges. a passer-ay, declared that both fattier and sots bela boured ase plaintiff across the yard with all their might Anti mails; and that plaintiff, who was six feet two i 'cites high, and proportionably stout, slid nut so mach a• hold lip his linger. A surgeon was likewise called, who gave an arrinant o' the various contusions, and of his hill of 'Terre pounds udd for ten days medicine. Mr. I.iseuts. for the defendants, admitted, that a !rep. dirt must go against his clients if the Jury lo•lieve,l the itnesses; hut he remarked with considerable inge ruity upon the variation in their testimo ny to the father ; leaving it to them to say, it !tether. 'miler nit the riffeltllltateres, the probability was slut that the I..l.tintitf was the aggressor. dlr. Baron Wouo snasusesi up, and the Jury returned a verdict fur the plaintilf—Daut.tges lint guin,..ts. 1..1W INrELLIGENCR. COURT OF CHANCERY, SIARCII 1. H %SEAS CORPUS. IN TIIE MATTER UV LT ILL!. MIRATSON. This case, which is one of no ordinary importance to the parents and gnardians of children, came I ,on Mon day. before his Lordship. The motion was, that a Writ of Habeas Corpus should issue, to bring the children from the care of their maternal aunt to that of the fa ther. From the arguments of Counsel this slay (the motion being merely made out Monday without any ob servation), it appears, that the mother of these children d:s ing, left them to the care of the graadusothe r. who, in her will, left them an ample fortune, on condition of their maternal aunt being the guardian. On behalf of the father it was argued, that the children aught to he restored to him, because the will of their grand then merely went to place diens under the care of this aunt, so long as she remained a widow, but that she had now married a grocer, and therefore had no right to keep C,eni longer, as it was uhrions they could not be ad mitted to such society as their fortunes merited ; that, lwsides, by the law of the realm, no person had a right keep eisililmn out of the custody of a father, he being t! ear only proper natural guardian. In reply, it was erged, that the father had married a second wife, with whom he did not live on amicable terms ; that one of the daughters, aged 19, had felt this to be the case ditring her residence there; that he bad repeatedly c!. inked his principles in religion—having first been a Methodist Prearlwr, then a Calvinist, then a Baptist, and now an Unitarian—and, of course, it was unsafe to put those young Ladies unikr his charge. Resides, he Lail wasted his paternal estate of V/. a-year, and had no means of support except by preaching fur Dissenting Clereyneen. '1 he Loam ('H INCELLOR went Into all the facts of the MOP; midi observed, that he bed mega( be a with the religion* tenets of the party, except so far as the law authorised him. Ile thought ibis a case of no onlinary importance, and therefore would suggest the propriety of a short Petition being presented to him on the sub ject, specifying what was the amount of these children's fortune, and the means which the father had to support himself. Hu wieked this to be Jose. because there was no appeal from *Lat he did on a writ of Habeas Corps's, whereas he firmly thought there ought to be an oppor tunity of reviewing his jnsignient given to the parties by appealing elsewhere. He would not require Counsel to go any further into details, as when the Petition was presented he would know what he ought tb du with it. COURT Or KIND'S BENCH, OVILDiALL, MARCS I. hood, and he appointed this wan to meet hint An the 27th of April last, at six in the morning, upoa Tower- hill, that being the time when it was likely the *roman he wished to apprehend would be seen there. The par- ties met accordingly t a woman was seen advancing to wards then*, aunt Kennett said to Clinton, " there is the woman we look for; do your duty, and take her into enstmly." This w an, however, was nut Jane Smith, bat the plaintiff, Sarah Lyons. In vain slid shr ettoleavour to persuade the constable, Clinton, of his mistake, and assure him she was not Jane Smith, but Sands Lyons, well known in that neighbourhood for sixteen years.— persisted that she n;lis the person pointed out to bite by her master, Mr. 'leaflet!, at ho must know her. its took her to the sloop of a person named Wood, which was just at hand. A crowd was soon eooroeted. Several persons who knew the plaintiff resat-armored to assure the constable of his mistake; but another prison (the third of the defemlants) named Tippet. who was sholosasas to a Mr. Fool, in the iseiglobootrloonoJ, assured the con stable that this woman was Jane Smith, who hail been the servant to 31r. Bennett. The ronaequence was, that tlw plaintiff was brought to the New Compter by Clinton, followed by an immense crowd, anal lodged there moiler a charge of felony. She there continued for near seven hours, amongst the crowd of felons and prostitutes there coosoliteed; and at ono- o'clock she was brought up with the other prisoners before the Lord Mayor. aml on her being poet to the bar, Mr. Ileonett, who came to 'sub stantiate the charge, said, " she was not Jane Smith, loot extremely like her." The Lord 3layor. of roarer, dismissed the eliarge, hut at the same time rennosostrated with the accuser on the rashness and precipitancy of making !owls a charge against a young ttttt afoot respect. ;title character, upon a mere glance of personal simili tude, and to have placed her in a situation so ile;railine tuber character, in atu igtel I I where she was so well known, and so revolting to her feelings, as 00000 have been that of leading her through the public streets as a felon, and committing her to a rouitssoit jail for seven hours, amongst persona of the most infamous 4601.4p:i0n. That he was therefore hound to make every reparation in his power by iontslishing in the news papers an e%planation of his error, and an apology to the yousog woodan ; and also rer muted that he should make her some peruniar, amends Butt Mr. Bennett refused to make any public apology or explanation, and only said be hail no objection to pay 31. to any public charity. - - The plaintiff was therefore ailrised to bring her action. The Foust' Jcwrica • I np for the 3nrr. nul tlwy found • verdict for the plaintiff, as against t he defendants, Bennett and Tippet —ltainage• t 'olds *h. The plititseirs Conniel hail agreed to leave Clinton•s name out of the action, inrsisourls a. he had acted merely r• .1 eon.table, under the direction of the other two de trisdaut‘. all P. nansurrr. The plaintiff in this case was a wine and spirit-dealer, and the defendant the Captain of the tape Packet : tile action wag brought fur goods sold and delivered. Its July Iwo the defendant hail bought of the pl i siatiff wine and spirit. to the amount of 32/. ts. lid.; and in Stir mouth sit September had received on Lunnl his rowel another quatitity of wine and %Orilla. to the aniontot of 31 1 I 14. It slid not appear what agreement had heels originally made Iwiwern the parties, hut it toms proved ley the r% isletwe of :Hr. Jame. Speerlsly, who had intro duced the 'Wool:tot to the plaintilf, tls.st the se I. were to have town i,aid foe, part in cash, and part in hills. Iln the ht of Itemiser the sleftmelaset called ni the plaintiff, told him he comb: out pay %dill'd loins to :wrist of two hill. for the a tttttt int, at HI month.' slate. The plaintiti was surprised at the propo sition. lent the defendant 'offered to get the bills endorsed by slid) per.oisio as the plaintiff %Instilsl approve, and al-o off,red to get a letter signed by war of guarantee. Mr. Gray ;freed to the propoo , al. Itahlocit t . 1 0 ,1e the gadurseuseats of the highs, buitioe refs Med s our after and said he nosh, not accomplish hi. nhjert. Kabbett wa. to ..ti! in a few al.te.e, ats4l ilir plaintiff bad been arreited the next alit aticr skis interview, on the 211 of I triosher. M VATT argued, fur the defendant, that the protols were bought in the usual ro.tvse of credit, urea that the money was not to he paid till It) Months alVer the p nelsase, n hid; 0.14 the probable time if the de fend.iiit•s return from the rape of lig•oil Hupp; anit hr pro.luced a witness to pun .• Ils.st this was e usual credit given to captains uf vessels carrying goes to that The Loan CIIIIF shIiTICE illiverveil, th a t s ci on was brought fur goods soil and deli% ered, and plain tiff has always a right of insisting. that ihe pure. was made for really ttttt it is int II 111641 1.11 tlie defendant to show that there was a contract fur stirs-ilk credit, or that there was a general custom as to cre.lit its as: tie isiar instance. It had beets shown that, at a subsequent to the purchase, the defendant hail ledged that part was to he paid in rash and part in hills; but the c.nestion fur the Jury to rumbler was, wligthey ' considered front the evidence to have been the orifitiniii contract. _ _ _ The Jury rrturned a crriliet fur the pl.tintilf-333/. Ms. 6J. Ca IWI.EY u urlIKKa RitItERTS. This was au set . at the instance of William Crawley. Thomas Cruir, and Samuel Whiting, moii g ;sees of novo, Roberts, a bankrupt, to recover LK 3.. upon an vaunt of Air. Maiden. Thomas Sisinion, clerk of Mr. Walden. prodnced the award, and pr,lvrd the ha 1141.1% and lie also pro duced the order of .%isi Prigs fur the anvil. Mr. blattaTATT submitted, that, liy the order of AU Price. Mr. Walden was permitted to enlarge the Romig making the award by a writing under his band, and that there were tour enlargement: uu the award. It 'NIL,* appear that be was entitled to alteall the time more tins mice. The LORD l'istar nver-ruletl The Jury returned a verdict fur the pia ohjectiorn... ST. D4HI)S DM'. Wuxi' Ca tarry Scuoot..—Vestenlav being the lirsth anniversarr of the Society .If liritoat-, the chil dren of the Welch Charity School, consisting of ninety two hove and thirty-six girl* ' newly clothed and wear- 1 ing silver leeks, were niarched in procession, attended by banners, beadles, and a military hand, and wcom- , , ponied by the carriage,: of several Noblemen and lien tlenien to St. Martin . * Church, where, after prayers I h:ft:ngs after Hilary Term, be.lee the thief Justiee and a were trail in the .Insient British !marmite by the Ate. I Cameos Jury. I T. Alban, A.M. Chaplain to the %rimy, an eloquent Lvoms e. . •NI °TUMID. I anal inipreasivir Charity Sermon was realised by the This was an action for assault and false imprison- lard Bishop of London. Afterwards the Noblemen and went. under the following circumstances : iliesitleusen who support the Charity dined at the Free The plaintiff is an humble but honest Wilk-seller, read- I Mssons"favern. ing her commodity in the neighbourhood of 'lower-hill. About seven hundred persons were present. lard 'l'lll. defendant Bennett has • shop on Tower-hill. when Charles Stewart, in the absence of the Marquis of Bute, Lis wife fellows the trade of* button-maker, and he Is was in the chair. After the cloth was Rvamoveil, and the himself a revenue officer. He had a servant named Jane uses' toasts were given, the company wets entertained Smith, whom he suspected of theft, and whossi 4 after she with some excellent catches and glees, Ito. The children I:ad quitted her service, he discovered to have received were then intender's% by the Stewards, and paraded / i „, o , one of hi s C ustomers, under false pretences, • semi niaml the room after whirl., the collections for the slay of two pounds, bring a deist due to him. Me therefore I were antemeared. At Church, 311 i. 13•4 at dinner, • *solved to apprehend and Ming her to jnetice, and with 1311111. Ilk.; sail the saanal tvatditptimes and other this view he.sent far a man named Cliuton, also one of , donations sent, 'Riskin* sir-flier 1,340-11 - ; his Slajes thc defendants, who was a constable in his neighbour- ty's subscription being tOtE. I t POLICE. --....-. DARING 1101111111 MT. except kr. Roe Viet and Mr. Fisher, sod r h --" 7 21f q 1 , some depurates of pkwiees at thew place,. N e i To meet this serious anti oval infamous (-he rr , ber called • sheirman of Mt. Conrtn e , p e A hrt4 ::ta• Elton-street. Pimlico. who produced tilt ideabeigt,' trinkets. together *WI sia pair of trowsers. a aist's *: 7 14 pair of hreertie+. and some edgiag. aim swor e were pledged • ith him about half-past 3 „ . 0,,, k of February lasi. fur 3 guineas, 11 .Irah.dia Redb ri w . 111 Clem this ealence the. IVorth 1 1 , gislrate with asrtv indiunation dismissed the complaint, an .I said that l'a.we guilt in the business. and that Mrs. Priok t uggiu to lb Mr. lidinher's expenses. in consequenc e of the 9 e immou. l 4 ) This Mr. Kelliher refused. deelering that Me mew should not rest there. How-Prnarr.—A young man named Jobs Barton. alias " (Wane/ Barton," was brought before 31r. 11m:sin, on Tuesday night, tinder the following circumstances: Mr. lirorge Hardy stated, that on Sunday night he was in the King's Arms Tavern, in St. Martin's-court, and was " tallier tipsey ;" the prisoner was also there, drinking. .llsint half-past eleven o'clock the prisoner went out, and in a few minutes afterwards he (Mr. 11.) left, with the intention of going home. He had not gone many yards. however, before he was seised by three urea, w•h.. threw him on the gronoil, one of them hold ing his hand upon Isis th to prevent his crying out, another kneeling on his breast awl hoisting his anus, whilst Il u • 1160 rifled Isis purkets Of n hook containing hills 00f to the allitittlit of Itnt/., which having oh:Atied, they decamped before he had lime to call any person to Ilia assistance. 11e added, that he hail no shmlit the prisoner ass the 111.111 Who ktledell 1111011 his breast ; and Ise was sue I s e hail marked the our oh.. held It's 1111511111, for he Mt the palm of Isis hand so viulcutly, that Isis mouth was " ripest wills blood." This 14 one of ninny 4hnil4 , pan nhrokers. and would hair been 4w...,. 4 0,11 1 , 04 7 2,4 if Mr. kindser had not e after rientiall4 disen4ered that the box and trinLet, *er r . two hours after they had been redeemed sit hisi shop• Far with other propert and plexiKed with Mr. C.,i ir t ar ,. said .trabella Itedhead, for her friend Ira. BONEVII, ear: The match between Meth• and the c c .;,. was made nn Tees'lay evening at Cribb's...P er ; ring, re light in three weeks. Sixty guittr... deposited in Cribb's hands. Rawre thir.4 is nsatrhest to figl.t (Mr( r Grr :OM I MI a side, on the ±oth of April. Five gitinras a i,6 l : loposited. A watch for :NI guineas .1 Nile win hr fonzliting4 :nglianishire this morning, between two %w ren 4 . 1. , nt ; the one a navigator and the other a sawyer, ab i ..eport speaks well of their prowess. tholfrey (the officer) said that he knew Barton, the prisoner, and had called to see him in consequence of Mr. Ilarsly's statement. lie slid nut find him at house, however, bat on the following morning he receives! r letter from him, Laving, that Ise understood he (13m1frey) had called upon hies, resperting ass unp'eassant bit ut awl its order to save him further trouble, hr would meet I ' at a stated time and place. Ile kept his appointment, awl 4 :n.l fr..y took bins into cnstnsly.— otfiecr %%lien he Isrmuht I ' to office, he planed him in a roo•n iu whi r ls there sren twenty sir thirty pennons. and then introsloseing Mr. !lardy. tlesitril I to point not the man he accused. when Ise instantly pointed to the priauus•r. The prisinner positively denied ►he Ilia ge, issl hronih his laodlwh• tss prove tiro he was at home and in lieu as the time stated. She was toot able to Ills Illi4 11;1641C forilc ; and the Magistrate, in order to give h w t:mr t. exculpate Foilsmen; if possible, rensausled bins fur further rumination on Friday nest. .1 oar l'r.aronm ynetng farmer, eat-Mon. undertook on Mlottilay:is pi on 2-1 h our‘, fora eager of 211;vittwas only. 111$ grviv4 was a hr tuck afire miles Ant of the A:Muter rdail. 11, lid 2t miles in whirr bourn soil a yearter Ike4w e i, salted, and the 311 miles weer done in ten boars ga d, calf the pedestrian then ate heartily and s . ar!.Nl q a j t „ ~.ring thirteen bongs to do the other 511 miles in. Hi :id the nest *3 miles is three boors amt Or initiate% 100 l n,or, than two hoar!, to do the last ot:le is, yin i.• felt a little loose in tile knee, uliitit idereesed. kit 1, :on by finer whist .s. rooT-torvece anunneits. El/word Ifirsosaeo#•d .lideramom. rharreil with pnrloin iii 00000 ey-letters fr 00000 thr tienrral Poo•oifire, and the part Aldan of whose rare we eletAile.l in a Paper of lan, week. IMP brought sip in the neprni!te: for final expel's• nation, when 04 pHs r farther c0rr01...r.0 i% I. et Wooer of the fact wan reerive+l arainst him : but in enti.etrieowe nt the absence of one of the 11 i . .11. , 04!}, he was rettiandet! till Tuesday next. Noa rst givers sad rater:. hit',.—Mtim %L. 6 ' Lim 14 44.t1y Ili*, when hien with !tenth." 1111111 'nest system of Ethics is to cintioe dila hounds. an.l thus t, resniate the Pasdotts; ga t , ► ralltotl and they impettionsit drifts)... carriers which Ito, i.cion 'lorality lisle made ism" : I. mrh. but nut •ttilate them, appears the lesson dr,. rare, best emierilsied 111 limit their effurt eseorice. Kvery disurmosimition lit the human (none requires'''. .eilical term ledge to reatet4, and the public %reburials toted seen protessional user (sliAreptroling the samos a 4 the ens lons and interested) tset ul a their studies toiling& Meld of thow complaints grneratrtl lit ineisrutlester, sin% .1,1111111.., of the passions al an unguarded moment. strength of a nation consists In the health of the peopie;" it is encianrholy to retires on the dill) sacrifice to the ip► ranee of unfeeling empt rition, and to connterset. Hies its further rat ages, we offer to suffering limner I 'he result of our 'inn experiener. in the various dimaietif Debility. The unwary Betio, of solitary tire (early wicked at se:1001. 1 , . fury fen sin has asserted her right wee tbenisik will, in contemplating his powerless state, become moorti , hie of enlivening senstitioatt, in knowing that the Nom& I pi:meted state of es:sans:ion may be roused into assalyearrei. duly—lmmoderate anxiety—long residevirria fro. Ideal climes. nod loam other causal. will frequestlyfrosm the Iterintl4 in such rift" t• Call holt %TIP er 1 seren of re-animation. by remedies of** lose sr twered the sangidsselloomiskiPeellamts of both Mews. That bane to human imppiness. la as YIENERIL am new , he treated tearless') ; the invented state of Wiwi MONe ha% int( tile pit r.I its aniisline of those distressim arapwlim that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain aud stussins. 11'e best explain oar method b) otntrreing to Patinas :souring ender this malady. that • few dots only are re iptiretl Inc the removal of early symptoms : that the most Is t ..:er*: t• raM• n ill t kill to our remedies within a mood. sal that in a person who only suspects himself injured. the& ease may be prevented altogether from appeitrina ;—• adier remark applies to ninny alter derangements of the gems tivest stem. as weakness. nleerathms. Lc. especial 4 rehr lares. obstinate eases of whirl, are daily merited without the use of caustic or stimulants. Hume pernliariiiei loader dal to thu softer sex hate not escaped our attention: instil+ mildness. combined with eficacy,itat e superseded the rem eso:tilt adopted. In line, oar %)itrin is unique, Nernst olierge!ir, and eminent!) successful. Educated in this our natit e vitt. schooled is nor rate idttlutl attainment by its splendid Medical chararters, ant hating been able, personally. to compare sins adwirstiss the British surgical practice sills the Coatiaentsl. our pre tensions to superioritt Om a brine/ we hare seamiest, or matured by experiessre, which is I-Osbert! ht the daily eppli cations we receive, even (rota distant countries. and Cu. NI. H. F. Sarno. It, Roncerie-street, Fleet-street. London. rol+oAo1•4 slier. TowN•11.1 LL. SOUTH% %WK. —l'f-sterility, a pour al. I rish a Dusan applied at the Jetutice-roons, and ma& enitsplaint to the .1111ectilan, the attlajrct which tough to be getwrally known. It appearetl from her oatement, that ratir went into ; law eatina.loonar in the norms:"ls-market, where rah. porchrararil twn prima-worth of n-hat they culled lee 01 beef NNW. for ber. , ;•if and eltiltiren:lent on breaking mow bread into it, it turned soddenly blark, still nanseons swell anew from it, which rion.eil her to %biol. It Was not good. The rolonr too (being a clerk porple not unlike the thick grainick of Irani wine) continues. leer aagririonr. awl she in rotowspirner refused to hare it, or to pay for it. Th • prornetor of the shop raraiil he us milli hare tie tooto•%. and detrained one of her rhild ren WI it was ph!, while lobe in :he tttran t i otc eatiar to the ntlice to rarek redress. The liaison was prodtwed in the oilier. and all who be held 1:•r contents nulled am .Iv 11 ill. dimities , from the seem.. .1. CIIINWItIi nil (41,..10e the wallabies, those vs lie 1111 M et) that no gentlemen in England would give his dogs. The basin, with ifs cmitents, was 1'411'1.41 111/ to the High !t oa.. other. and his opinion asked on the sub ' jet t, and he rer led that the 1 . 0.1 r woman should mai... an instant appli..ation to the firs:,-foffirr of the palish, who would nit doubt rause an inquiry to be in stituted. the result of which would lw. that all 1111 w hole some fuu.l fooled on the premises would lw seized anal destroyed, as it very justly untie 410 be. In the mean lint- tile story haying got wind I* - `l‘. neiglannirhood, a crowd of people pwrritionleal the shop. anal manifested a slispwsiihair to a-O,llmM violence s but all ether trom 1...i5i..n-liall. arrives! in sullicieut time to prevent any mischief. and the keeper of do - shop thought I it tit at length to let the child go alert its business. From the exposure whirls took plare, the keeper of the shop in optestion is mot very likely to sell snitch inore soup in gm neighhonehmesl. . ATT. 11.1.44: MIXER PI.ITE. 111111.1101tOrntl-ST!t Y. ET.— Yesterday ifilliaai r:gosost, slating man, was charged by 3lrs. Oxborough, a lady of fisrtnne, residing at No. 5, in the Edgeware-roall, on suspicion of having stolen various articles of silver plate, ha property. )1 appeared in evidence, that the prisoner was occa sionally employed by Mrs. tfxborough to assist her ser vants I. %heatable, and having gained her good opinion lie used smiselimes to assist in cleaning the plate. various articles of whirls were, latterly. missing. l'pon in sparing into the e.Jiarepter of the kirisoner minutely (roe whoin suspicion had fallen t it was am.ertaitieti tin m lie was an accomplice of Jet-• • Male,. lately ere rated at the Ohl Ilailey, for the West-F:nd fair depreda tions.—lle was fully consusitted fur trial. Amnon!' ATTEIIPT AT FRAUD ON Till PAIAXIIIIMIEIta. QUIIIN-INKAIII7.—A complaint, at the instance or JIM! Nutley. sophist Mr. bilmber, a respectable pan isbroker, was heard by ‘VILLIAN Piri.ni•G. I:4n. at this Mace. The charge alleged was '• the nodes' rells detaining a small bov, containing twAgold flap and othei srlitles • the propert) of Abe saki Jam Penile). Khe pumlueed, in support of her , view. a ussllll.ll wit.. said her name %••• .trabrlla itedlwatl. M %It It lED. and that she lived at \o. 3, little Charlotte-street. Pimlico ; On Monday, at St. L sky's. W. C. R. IVatk:nr, Esq. Csf rI. she was a single unman: she pledged with \lr. Kimber, for Cash Book Olier. Hank. to Eliza. dam:liter ..t t ' s neter6.- rPenile% .on tlw 3th of January last. among other anti- ' raids. Esq. late of Fell-street, l'heaptiltle. a t small twos with trinkets, fur M. Ws,: and o n th e pith On the *4th ult. at You'll. Francis Close. re l. 1. R. 14 day of irehrintry she sent to redeem them: the hot and St. John's College. Cambridge. to Anse, delight rr of thrill( trinkets were slit returned with the rest of the phittred pro- Res. John Arlen. of Longeroft 11811. Staltort. pert, ; she did net ellseover it until she had brought the On the 17th ult. at St. James's, Clerkenwell. Mr. O.lll l Pr handle of articles house. Johnston, of Percival -street, Ooswell-street, to ilkili ga Oa helmg erosie-mteasined by Mr. Wikkikus, she said." I Ooodall. of the same place. will swear that the hoc and trinkets were mot returned to me ' On the Illth ult. at St. Mar) 's. Lambsoh. 'Mr. ThloPhi i '' s at Mr. Klniber's. when I redernsed the pledge on the sth of Ilesrse), jun. of Denmark-hlll. to Anise, daughter 4 listiel February." To a question. whether she pledged any pro- Mow*. Esq. of the same place. parts for her friend Mrs. Walls.% on the same des she re dressed this( pledge at Mr. Kissiher's, and wills whom t sh e I/I MO. said. " I smlired properts for Mrs. Pentley the same day. On Saturday, at Cosentry. Mr. iloodell.Cleri of &C S. or the day tiller. at Mr. Roehfores, in demists-street. for Company. leaving a family of ten children. V?' Rehtg asked whether she had pledged any preperty Os the itith all. Mary. the wife of Mr. Kell. LeIHI. for Mrs. Penfley with an) other pawnbroker the day she rr- O. the 110th ult. Henry Ifilserlock, Esti. of Chicierlar• e deemed the *dee at Mr. Kimber's t she answered, '• No, aSt of epoplexy. aged 07. I did ant " On ilie hot being produced. she said she be- On Saturday last, John Akesbead, Esq. of Causesdltie !levet! it to be the hot (indeed she had no doubt of It) which road, in his RSth year. she pledged at Mr. "Umber's, and which he did not return , ---- . .._ --- no her." COAL MARKET. MASC.! I. To confirm this witness, Jane Penury was sworn.—With alp, et .Vorftet. Alps Xolif. MA .. mach relnetanee. she deposed. that she was the safe ofJanies 4 Newcastle 3l we. thl. le as _": Prinks. a private gentlesnan. and was at the White Cottage. 1 lienderiaed. I eliecro i t Elm, oa a visit ; the property was pledged witisont , -- - her limbs:Ws kienrieeke. She also identified the box,whidi I I was Mee sealed up, mod described its contents, and, on the li l6ll W ITER AT CONDI)N-11 It 11/41 K THIII 1 141 • i bex being opened. said the contents were her property, sad ' Morning. IS min. after S.—Afternoon 4 $ wise Al a .F . the same nun won , pledged at %fr , kimbee . o , and not re. . ................., ___ turned with the other pledged smirks, whelk redeemed on this i . London : Printed and Published by the Nose' ' Nth of February. She had not seat them to he pledged*. lt. WARDELL. Jon..at 1110 (tter. N•• i" 6 . 14.144 g nue other pawnbroker. norseal an) other PrePerty le his•l Ma Kt. Clement's Church; wiser. all Cuttownarati oo • I pledged on the tith of Febeuae ) to say other pas nbeeker, der', sad Adtertisinamsts are napemied so be le ••• Fur the general accommodation. w c don liwil lsr• feltre to stated periods of practice. but nia% be ensiallril at all reasonable boors.--Countr) Patient% are n• melded!. describe soinute4 their symptoms. &r. when Aledif ism wok .tdrier. will be lumiediatel% forwarded to as) part of Kingduset.—A Baal note Is expected to accompany Sr emir. Just published (Tenth Edition). TIIE AGIN or !Arm; a fasaiiiar Vowsnrwary as is above Dissases.—ay (haw and Co. %/111revsed to tieolrefA sad Maturity or both Memos. M. be had ai INA lOW waster-row ; ea. : Derrard-Areet ; 1710 1 1* street; and of all Booksellers. Prier N. BIRTHS. On the -kid ult. the I.ady of Charles tugustu , Tuß.Eal. of a 4011. •t hi+ holse in the Regent's Park. On the ISt,' ult. Mrs. Robert 1. Storks, Ilig:iburyllaft• of s daughter. - • --- - Y ~ I 11 1 Ii T- -1; ....: . ] 1 eg • iI ~~ ,~•~ r r • I , P 1 k I