The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLI6IEACe:. YIOE-Cl'. ANCI9.I.OI:'S COUR r, Frs. 1. Th► protrodings of the Court were lint of ilw Ahtrit public itoeiftl. nil Henna r fat fr.. 40 ►lth►o ihree o'elnrk in briefing 11•nkfopt Positions, of ao inTurialice except to the olds. concerned. COURT OF Itifews RENCII. Vas. 1. Tilt ZINO V. ar.t.conx. It sill be recollected that id the beginstintof the! Term the Ancroey-Gesseral moved for a role to show cane ohs the notticrion of this Defeuttant for pr. jury, committed in die Ono of Earhequer, should sot be set aside and a new gist ( noted. on the grovud that the Presenter. Wolter Gay, the, elder. and his son, bad sworn fatuity to a fact, which they stated to hove °mined on the 13th of Sep/timber, as Ilislog their memory to the day the supposed smuggling transaction had taken place, namely. the death of • child of Gay, the pongee. — When Ibis motion was first made, a copy of the re. gistry - 44 the parish of Chillingly, in Sasses. was piodeced, by which it spooned that the child in titivation was buried.no the 9th of September. instead of the 16th, as sweet to; and now the Attorney. General ptodend sullpleenehtal 'Units made by the Clergyman sit the parish, and the Surgeon of Me l noinalisiorbesol, coolinuatory of that fort. The granted leave to file these annitensew cal affidavits, subject le any objection which might be mode on behalf of the Prosecetors to their recep tion, and in the mein time the former motion for • tole to show cause, why a new trial should not be bad, was granted. In! VINO.. JAMES sh Aut. Mr. Srijeent Pahl. and Mr. Cosies stewed cone against a rate of Mr. C.asherd, for a criminal infor mation sonnet the Defendant for certain provoking !Frgoer, addressed by hive to William timely, Esq. Mayor of the bornegh of St. Ives. in Cornwall. It appeared that the Defeodant was Town Clerk of the boniest, sad at a meeting of the Corporation for the purpose of ending a new Mayor, an absolve alter. ratini took plea between the Defetedent sad the In. (craw, 'irking partly out of previous election squabbles, and partly from alleged irregularities on ti. port of the Mayor in conducting the election of the new Mayor. The Loves, after keying bend the @Silents on both sides, said Cannel at an @onions length, din. ehareed the role, ow the poetic' that there were lasts on both sides, and iniseated.that If an indifer. nit permit had moved for en information against both pat lei for their dkoncefel confect, it would lane berry granted.—Rule discharged. Toot atom V. A. V. VIIIISCII, mous awn se. weccut. (hs the rankle of Mr. Gourrere these Defredants were Isooght apt. receive the judgment of the Court. 'milli been convicted at the Sittings after lest Tens of a Conspiracy. the particulars of which must be !reels io the ~collection of the public. The Cates !tram read hie report of the nohow., which !nein occupied a considerable porting of tin.., the further preceedioge were postponed until Vaaireeday mei airy. Inalan 111. IVtg. The Ptaintile In this can, Captain Blenheim Ma nn Fe/ruin, of the 4th Ceylon Regiment. on half. pay, appeared in Covet in person, end moved for • ruse to show rause why the Special Jury Panel, entirk for the trial of tide nen, 'bend net be set de, and a new Panel formed, on the orneord of the ifficieney of the Panel .needy lied epos. The twit stated that the action was brought for an steel antrum in rodent contained kill Ms. addressed to hi. Royal Bighting the Dube of injuries. to the character end Inure prowlers that tb, question hens of contain. portant, a rule for a Special Jury had been Ad, awl that the names of 48 persons bad been Busty struck, tinder the supposition of their I.:aqui:es and Freeholders, for the portion of g the said cause; that the Deponent havitio made dries into the qualifications of the laid ;inning to l ',vas Special jary.S.P, he fond that nit of the 481441401 g 60 stained, no lest than RG were retail irailosenn and alinflirepers, and therefore one an ew. ring the description a persons supposed to be qoalified to serve on Special Juries. Under then circeinalanne the applicant sand fora new Panel of person rosily entitled by their rank as Esquires, and their property as Fresh - alders, teens. as Jurors for the trial of a case of so much impoitenee. Oa Cuter JVSTICI, after 'warning with the , other Jodoes, said, that the appl.catioa was not I•l4ahle, inaarnocit as the affidavits in support of the motion did not espronly negative the qualifications of the persona named WI the panel. This wens so [tamed, for soy thing that impaired, Ini;lat be free holders of a sufficient anions to entitle them to be enied Esquires. There were many respectable *radiomen, who. from their intelligence, education, and property, ta•re entitled from courtesy In the ed. dition of Eiti.:ire. It was or.t suggested la the davit that the Site, tf, from any improper motive, had sr ruck the Penn complained of. and therefore, as there was nothing I. show that then was any irre.l ;Oat ity in the proceeding, there was no ground made out for the motion.—ltelarefesed. OF PROMISE OF MARRI %t:E. On a former day a Lady. whose name we could net collect. applied to the Court with a boodle of paper. in her hand, complaining of the injury which her character had sessinell, and asking for redress at the lairds of the Court. Being enprovided with any affidavit, she was told that her application could :lot he annoird to; bet at the kind suggestion of Mr. Joitice Bayley, Mr. Holla n d was so pod as to , to look into her papers. and ulnae as to uI at rousse she ought to take. The Lady now ap rar.d again, bet •illanel any aided., and envoy. it' her application, and the C..url, as en the former crasi:itt, told her that she was not in a condition to snake soy motion unsupported by affidavit. Mr 1301.1. s sir interposed, and said that he had! in. kid run, the Lady'. popery, but thit in his hem- I Lie opinion 1.. r case was sort' at could not be re 'bend hot the ('oust. tier object Kan to °Wahl a ten trial in an ac.inti In which she was Maieriili to re. I cove► &Hissers wind a mauled man for a breach of IP °mite of am firm bet which 'taloa had tern cora -1 tomiseil I.y tae acceptance of a ittpuratrd rum of • soy. Uriug uo* disistisied with the malt of Ike THE STATESMAN action shim was desirous of movie; ter proceedings, be beim; of opinion that she could not. SCAILIiTT suit!, that he was Counsel for the Defendsui 1.• the action allotted to, and he recollected having advised his Client, from the plectelintle delicate notate of theater, not to enter Into hiti Mein*, bet to oder a atipetated tem to the Ludy to forego lore ther prot.erditirt, and deliver op bit lose leases. bad Leen mi..; the motley, and is, perm:once of the termed o f the comprowiliw, had delivered op the letters he question, and the,. the matter rested. I'he Lady spin appealed to the Court on Imhoff at her iejertid character; and in a tragic strain, sold, that witless her complaint was attended to, Mr. lean; lett might as well plenge • timer inlet her bosom. • The Coca:, however, said, that they could 'ford her no redress, and therefore she retired In a see isorholy mad. MAI New Eserniv7on.— Ihe Hecht,at Deptford, an♦ Griper, at Chatham, are ordered to be fi t ted o ut IS eaplere the Arctic Regions, in the Spring. Besides the resets discovered la the constellations Peptsur sad arks, it third has been discovered at !h e observatory of Koaiphetg. This last is in tire constellation of the Swan ; it is not visible to the liakrd eye. A letter from Nsrhonne, in a Paris Paper, says, " A 'chili'' , of the logien of the Astir, who had obtained his leave of shoetree, aid was going home. was attacked neer Durban by a flock of wolves, that for some time had perp►trated in that the greatest ravages. The onfortenart le have vigorously defended himself bet he eoeld not resist the cumber of •'lf woe lowed dead by tbe skis of dm half•deroured body of this unhappy Sob-Prefect, taforined of ibis es4,ii dered a geunal balhut to Ibis district." A ei•an'e of wind, sines Wednesday tooth...eat (after neatly (hies week►' In the south-►asp, has ;released *storm of outward-bound merchantmen, t Coasters, from a state if detention at sad which hare since proceeded toward live destinations. Wednesday the Menai frigate, of 23 gees, was I..ecbed from Chatham dock-yard. She west off lbe slip in 0 re-r t•-• ,, r•ifo' t'7.10. R--r Ariev4— , Sr . itssittv i:ositsit, .:4.4 at the Lords 4.4 Aso A • rutty. Sir Joint Coo $ . Yrr FL. f•ant.aw,•nd ,tar the neighbesring l:: stay. were sretators. 1:ta owasol: whilst ovary ow. wee swejoylog high gra. ewliwo the irl,tht of as handsets* a launch, now ler Ob the r. hawsers itmlie, end isereal Iwriose. arra swat , bajored. ("Goof the toferior Otters, puled Portia. bad bialys broken , ant: from the corcein afoot of Ow Sono log bating been totte•t , btolusta ea • !twill,: cc. elegem, it was found orttr.,riy ghat h slwateal be am. pettiest% vrimir•i• was performed at the vargery, and be Ilevwfterwerds taken n b.....: the Argona4t isespi. tr. , 0 iv. Sir Joan err at kiwi . a • - • wolleed to asldnr-Me lo l ury. An foitsom was bald at Annette, ib . , lie Cormier, en the Da! - ' ago. Meet 19 My thoolaer of of that pier... /fee beet% wee lovriog oi-listac ciresewartes ill os Thursday the 21st eat.. i village woe tolled ip, who tale( she hat taken µAwn; gat - 1 . t to coofeasinia by lb. coneidtoai not °them's. be laved; for thlt.k that she had sot heoadet4 tiooratrer, • very s*ort time bele was - S,.:,Jay, she ackoowledged and that she'ltesl takes v.rwe *row' which her father kept twr rnitii ' Tile the taibet towelled no are login. could oat as s es he bad raw arm. n'r is the baser, kiting always thrown Siiiir abate's, qn.i.itity was mot emit Iffirtra;ol,isndeng t..e 'lying declaration of tt.is an. fottaiste girl. there is mesa Ii (o-sr, haw th_e is. consi.te a t anti coafradistory Pridetwe given no the 1 fotetwat h; • monied telellee, wla i' was proved bad ; be.* same lirwaie nut dee beers the deareatol wow !s k im ;it, • • • w • • • • * 'fbe verdict of the Jury, alt.. sin bases' patient investigatr,D, we, 114 j i.b, dr Sr." .1•,,, body set soreatrding:y igneminloualy cton•r 7 tiod to the earth in the public highway.—(lisacein Piper.) Sewn° or Win.—At the °skims Qoartor Sessions, the Minister of the parish of (Modulo, very pralseworthily indicted a Mr. ffirliard flock, one of hat parishioners, for purcltssiag (is it is railed) e wife: the Jury found a trio bill. The pur chaser was ~leered for peaithemot, as the most opa -1 lent. and finest to make en *sample of. On Sunday eight, es Mr. Keating, printer, of Cob. ham-row, Clerkeewell, was retorting bone through Bloolasbery-square, be was beset by three footpads, who robbed bias of his bet, watch, and seals, mud left him bleeding on Hie pavement. About lea days ago, Jane Crovrherst, a smart. looking young woman, not more than 2(1 years of age, from disappointment in an affair of love, swat. lowed poises, which in a few hour+ put an end to her nistence. The Jury, after s patient lueestiga. lion of the circumstances returned a Verdict of Felo de se, and the body of this ill.fateal yosog woman, after being sewed up In a blanket, was at toren o'clock on last Tuesday evening, thrown into a hole dog far that purpose, in tire cross-rnods, nigh to liestkield Chapel, Sone'. 11 eppears by the returns of the number of poasans committed to ibe I jails of j..nnolon and Mid. dl ** e** for trial, daring the last year, that the crimes of murder, highway rubbery, huralvry, home:break lag, &c. have considerably decreased. The numbers 1 vets as fallow, via.:— _ _ • ____ 1817. IBIS. Nor*, it a . litabwNy . Raillery 101 ea . Bis m ws, it', 4$ Ilnuer.brenk lei, &r. s.l-25t) . VJ-14( COSONIER'S bilipik.S T.—On 14;1•1 1 4•111,111f••;;;P • Cnroner . • mesa held brfors .1. Calms, Erg. au lie Ludy of Mr. Prober', a Gennep'', of pee. perty, who eat his throat with a nap IRO, ea F.I. day morning. at Slitet's irritate mad-home in Has. 100. Tire onforionele Gentleman had balm tau. hard is the abate receptacle for Par lye aiontile.- 011 nulay morning be rose about Sem le'cletitltad on earning "loots stairs, •went late s ,ream Owe,* lie found a razor; 'his he seleed. poi a marapt nearly severed his head from his b.dy. 'fl i ,Jery teturacd a Verdict—boron/fey. before. [Here the women of the ►mess hilerrepted the r'..•ials, !red wet shoat to es►er tete • !Gas st+tte. .f facts, ghee th► bteeii; flit CO . . 1.9 tb= ••• r!i••eireverry tint, eederibi her to hi amt et the Ara.] Corse, Beeriest eouttiosee.----Wse it to b. tips l Apeet stet he ►ad a.,,len std.' wit►, Se stabet of Net. he had to the ti•st iestelamt.gleest le het as Knew! i-- for the twitch. breach, andel the net ell the trimir, is.! thorn ;441 fee with his mosey, sod he mit prrte...ty test she weed not elte Giw rlr„ ti ..e them, i: a:le had eat tweet poeteeMi to do so by Of iffi. MAUISTaiItSr." W A Seelli 'OW •l'st foe . heard, do -e that ✓- 10 Quarto, Ileseteiu for the City Sewer a' roars of Ataa..rtt mere trim, tree of which ex- I cited march covraire. rod attracted a greet norther of pQoplie. It saes au io•l;conent for in •.,autl, by a Jew oam.d A•roN, n, frfnlher rimed MINIMS, and for maki..it an ouroat lo their Srnagoeue. TI.• De- Madam taid (as was 1,1.1 ()sever, Sabballs end great boliday) hid fat a parchment stroll. contsiotng the Peettliltdb. after he cad been ealmovishod by the Rabbi sod Edgers that he nes ant erraltiled so to On o teeing is arte•rs to the Splageger Vends op eartle of 905.; that he kart before bid for such bark, ail was r.fvree, t. sat ter.i! hk arisen entre 'laid. Defendrot /leafed being an in "sneer, and, as being' the highest !Oder at la. 6d. insisted that ire was en titled to the hook. TM; the fr.r.ders denied. The Defendant then re4heil forward from his seat in the Synagogue, and violently endeavoured to snatch the hook from the Ark, where it is sassily deposited. In this be was presented by the Elders and others, oho told another persou to take it and roll it op; which was door, and the precious relic vies preserved from the Dr. feedlot's secrilogioes hands. Io the attempt to get the book, the Defendant throat the Prosecutor aside, for which offence he now stood indicted. Th. testi mony of the Prosecutor was supported, in all its points, by fire others of his own persuasion, bet was most flatly dialed, sot sally by the Defendent, bet by four others; they all swearing, most poaititely, that the Defeodeotdid not rise from his seat in lb. Synapse. on the occasion, nor attempt to molest the Presets. tor, or to tyke possession of the books of Moses.— To eel et twilight the testimony of the last witnesses, Iwo of the Po gateman's former witnesses, sod another Jew, swore most rnoudly that oeither of the De fentlaut's "'been's were present in the Synagogue on the day when the offence was communed. Under such conflicting testimony, the Jury returned a Vey diet of Gully. The Coort evidenced him to pay a sue of M. sod be imprisensol in the jail of the city lota It mu paid. The fine was immediately paid, and the Defendant set at liberty. Oa Satui4 aboat sit o'clock, the shop. l libido., of r. Robert AM; , paranbroker, of lb. NOW Kesl.rnad, ear brokers open, and a noorber of wattles were tarried off by the robbers, besides quotality of other valosble property. Tie Tillable alretwoood with finer booty, sod wet* introvert by tbe. r.onst We •f IN•oingtoo, who air- Prollestied.oee of die": he proses to Ds one of the m os t desperate chireetrrs, toloogiog to a gang which has loag isteasted Newington. 'A few days rine., Mr. "lherre, late of Bath, at- Itrwer, •hn for swirly three) peril //Rd been eotibwed Illsaawlsoa siL Ikerester, for a Cro•ro debt (r.on• br anotkar per•no, for *bids, hoorTrt, he tir‘f oftclaretj liable) * ir•tilf at liberty by thelitlrd et Exclort. ' - ~~ ri. , th.• ... _..i df ct the City Siam l lud s ( • a Tler, anunpi Iteijantis qvidogoar, who testa Grassi Is V er,rAi.ick rt , exi t l a m., yogi of loi ii Fiiiift, Ned f 0 0 ,41 upon ', ,- ti ( wt- gosotity of brats property recently ttolon ft-• 4 'Pa Po oaar.otors. Ursockuotaleugoti that he porteiesed it of ettophell. Yettorda) Jacl.son was si o pie..e.,. rd, t i ed more of the isuperty Nand Ili scan , . - . tedeed iliac ill 40f.1 the r"Per, "'ix"' on iloo Pe , 0 son of Maloittons to Celailbelt, for id. a ittiend. Jack. 'O4l was folly 0.... m., .; tor sae robbery. er:t I the in-e•terre /ere ordered to Sod trail to take :tees trials for rocely;o4 tha stolen propos! ) . W °Ratite erect-. -- lii-te,.i. 7 p e f er ,, a ,„ 0 a pahlica4l near the Corroio.rood, aural' a fellow need Luker, %reit' cowirolltetl for stealing a plots of roatingsey, vale. Si. the property of Mr. SITIMI, tiro. 1 her-nit rehear. Ta.y bad employed a country close, named Bryant, le draw the !nick, oho was 'out irs , the [ilium of Correction to give evidence spinet the !tbieres. PIDIMITNIAIIIIII. A hmt Ties tnnk glace nu the Rniufnrd mad, between old Tem. of Devnts•t•ire. and Wessell, for 100 guineas s-side, the distant. tau miles. Otd Tres, from the soddettiois in hick le watch was MOP, had unde,gune nn training. Bissell hid been trained It little on tht• elk The gist four miles were dune In 25 initiates. Oil ons wen by a single step. and the *hate dittsisee wee don, in Ml mikates, 46 seconds. _ Slit rus. Os the ;Ist alt. R 1 Kensiaelan. the Lady of P. C Carrier. Loa. elk Petreoltahol. era dneehrer. . On the itst alt. the Lady or Mr. C. ItanapoMedford.eqe..ze. of SACO. Oa the 4'," b al:. at IlaedetaSel4l,Mr. W. Haig*, el 4", $.441 rucardorso, war Strealhaso, Si• e!, to 16.0 F.lian test. at Girdh•Oiamir Slo4ler•lltid. 0.4 ihe I:th 6.11. at St. Mars Slatdalee, Brratorat•ey, r.. 1. F. 1114, of flock ler.burc, to •/ I aa, soli 41401 tir at tle Mo. J. /Wore. Erg of ' I' •Itil Oa the :Ist oh. Capt. A. Hooper, late d Hu riles. aged C. On Os TN oh-$l rrowert•plare. Woolwich. wpwl FP. Mrs. ArilliVlLlS2Cderi, wld.ttt ..1 thr lair J. et flop Owe. Mt Ilse ?Gib alt. A. Graham. 1 . ..t0. of (il , t-reslor-terrace, aged it I. Os 1M bib wk. Ann.t. the wife of J ohn Kin, F.... of Joke setccs, Adolf*. Ile tar n,r4 lar.r, the a lie of Mr IlAven, of th • Pia Ls Colier,.h...or. thp she 16;Y •011 t.. K then !burley. Esq. of Fit,. ~ to Ur room ul o. as.l or hi hive, in tile etwely 1 14 kles f.'s'''. fat e 91/ yeAi= Cololel Comesandant of ' wrtthe Y. COAL-MARKET. FRO. 1. iblw. t Klksp. r.ld. Price. th. Y. to 49►. V. 6 , 6.246erti04 . h .... 311.. 6d. I. 41, nt. , SIII6M Je.ll "• D. Lovrta. ' . e `h 4: 0 14i ‘r Corter: l 4,.*,./taNifriti-cevrt, Pleet4ertri. weighboorheed ander his protection, and ire man mewed to bar, that nothing nn with his sword, forget her, nor would be r his 'meek& A a secrilice to perchue be he tnenAlee end painted to meet her on 9 p soldier. U. ronliegly did, and they I event, has or. Tilleatill • after the print pet, pet, a sh ort time at Ilk • fee. she then *ma to the homer., ,a' con(neeete) where tbny semalaed all ral hundred obit morning, and case dew traesports, red ; no one Wl9 the at Portsmouth, , pros answered, and wl sd their teepee. , a thensenetion, from whi very notations beast, a . . _ . . 41 414 . 4 • 40 "Per 44444 ) „b" 4 1 """ 4/ 4 0 4 7°' tent P•" 1" Is 0 1 that ibis i wen; f••!l,••.fti 1.• a et/err i: Vele-at:eel. and tt.• v u ry. attletaso has your property ?" - • *we eParaterila takes at ti pabliellsoote, lot n, u- ticoates, am Tuesday, ertinPloititsol•—" 11 4 is,. lii lee k : 44 : fea ri el 7 of Use poperoy se oboe. • a(? ) , ot Mai, Weed,. satis fi ed with his ward." Trey were ciiliWtted far fart 1401iiitlea. if a reepeustabiner filautrtat at s.--" Wel. ..I. o " . Vid 4 .11 ItIi!RIVP. Roll 11‘. • eternise hp fats te#ll ateltallie.bi the It s " :VAR 4 t4tr . tfoyo )- NAHL.-zterilTterer " .al hem i:- Bolas; tat tall i topillaaat--(qater aust ..,0-••;• 1 1 see Ay lb. Taieereeise the apothecary of gas .Sltr7 • Seilth 4 stk -1k idea (.:b•POry. IP& trcuglet t 1•114. a 4 kr? h- 'utC4c 44 4. 4 1141 4 1 Mr‘F°" l " in " 11 " 1 7 _, fir. I "g l i esi t Idea:tail-ate, by Gov of the city. fliarstaa;., rhergel , ~,,,,w. t h r ,,,„: l of - : in.J reirosioes/14 It.- c4.160160r04 imitei :100 limere, with ww .ii„ „ ~,.,„0 „ I „. nd ,„ . 1 - brass . h4 _,, ti... Ow Irr FOP No. 44, '1 h•arsahluris-ateret. , Captain erteriele it. sad ~,b,,, ir ; plemn:s. th ,i, ~r ev4 'l . , . htet lie bast thy,. ..-a roe . sod bit eiiiistiossa 1... pay all the espetico: attend- i soli ha a pito. ii , k . .t.pi lift / iron alop, cowl 6.4 •„ .. •ny : g Ruch a pterevueoo, sad be teen departed ititla.,-c oo o o n . to b0 0t ,,,,,, pr 0„ . 'fete !; aestb. ".t fesslz. i n o p iesrec or* haws hem e a .terpyl 6 4 vf .ppo." .„ edged her Intl 4 Nees of the properly •Istsend . a eery arse a( (not des (we Ow atecison a! ills hdd x . • trsolt::: or -f e __ .._— -- - 41 %- - - . - this: loss th(-) NIT* ill!Ilair I Sietlit i•-rr•ltlto,•. ind milk hi' ...J atlll. 1 At •S• Quetta. Seagtolul fat tbe City of Rceheater, th. Ci t y N av a l ,' 5 (44 a ery, earey,t Italian:: t IN7'ERKSTINO CASE. ..TII trr.—Tostardsy Ceg3l. _ des, It. N. the nephew, we understand, of Thom.; Bregden, was brought before G. Fans , Esq. charged with violently swotting Jane C. utt isterestingeiri„ about eighteen 'ears of ago she on suspicion of stealing a watch, brooch, lace, and chairs, her property. omialst alleed of teen, which misdated every word she spoke almost inaadible l Mated, that for a length of time she had lived will Mr. Brogden, who brought her from the coentry, treated her with the greatest respect. On %stor ey eveniog, according to appointment, the went sad met him, and they proceeded together to t theatre. Ile accompanied her to No. 40, Uppe 'l l ltornhaegh.street, Bedford-square, where they 'Soloed all night; she had put her watch end lila io a drawer, ender lock seri key, and its the me ing she found they had beets removed, although person had been in the room, to her knowledge, Captain Brog , len and herself. She coocladed her oar. retire apparently much sifected. Capt. Brewton, labouring ender visible emotion, said that with regard to the smolt, he was very resat , / to admit it, bet further he could ant ; his rowlition in life forivnelely placed him @bore the neceesity o f committing petty theft. The fact was, that Miss Glover bail bora, as she stated, • length of time under his protection, and so warmly was he attached earth should cerise him to even 'Wok Lis life too dear her happines.! Lie had ap. Saturday night, which he ac. went together to Drury-lent „firearms was over, they Mop. Richardson'. collee.hoest, sad No. 40, Thornhaugh.tanset, . eight. Ile rose first ia the owe stairs Mtn the breakfast (here; he nag the bell, bet no whilst in the parlour be bend thich he learnt that he was in • fact which he did not knee ,„day. a 7 , . .of r o an of ro. , Il II thrift vl wish ~t 0 . • o•istheit 1, 1 frith lineal:, • •.(1k• - ehiell, and :rarities .f I.i. oat I )er, Nu I. S F. jr .in••• Jai . 1 10i..e, A 1 . 1 e.... ~.mod 04mile, was clonce..l wit ...le an _ 1 af.er the feet, i•. :he rnh•,,,,.,.. From the ',Wince of Mr. Rend, it sppeorrd, that he had for a co .irierahle time twat unseats goods tea large mount. 8041 hat pa.ticulatly on Saturday l ast, he Untold Ott a qsantity of valoslde Frepieb *me w% oat gone, and be 'maim:o l l chsrged Vflott with 6 tillty knowledge of the transertiriht. tie as hr.' invoice] the cheer, - hut hie master owieoVratiea, h e afterwards admitted t it, and cattlemen Oat he had Ore the greeter pity#, of Ito property in the 3 1 ,isei,“ thtiorue. Oa eiti!ine the residence of t h is potona s he qlsn de f=ied Guy pattielpation in the robbery, hit 'lw tome time entifrieed to the contrary, elfPrl•:rg i flowerer, et the lento it.., that no pen of the pro. peat y . * al that. Tie grieve emPloyeil en •n• tor. cation would mot curd' , shit, and hating made a sierch, disco d good. covelleti tothertraouet of lb'. or 2171.. which proved too b•• the properly of Mr. Fdead.—The Prison's§ or ere kilt comailtleci to New. 'gate for trial. GUI LDKALL--Yeaterdey frilliem Connor was finally ezarr.ned spa. the , rharg• of uttering • it. Bank a EAtatid note. The Prisoner is the young roan who mat the first of three other lodivlduals pet upon hi' trial at the last Old Bailey Sessions, sport 0 e csidt•l ollence for forgery, sad was eequitted. .rl.e circumstance of the eat no• 'tidbit's! against p his was, that he went into the shop of Mr. Hawk. teed, of Whitecross.strett, on &told*, week, and in PelliSilhl ter sows, groceries, trader...l a LI. note. W.llawilead upon taantinirg ii, immediately sot. petard it 6 be forgoes, end asked 'the Prisoner bow Ite becaleo , ,sseated ref-it? ollorepNed, that he hid Ilt.lanat a-person nested Wiliam', loot this net being belitted. h . •as given in castutly. The Prosecutor I added, that he had received three fogged note • its era' yin'eat fir goods on the v.,,s tame illy. The , ri. !dent* adduced against the Risr.rter at eh. late ad Salley Sessions sae now evil, as clitfalviral trail. I atilli h 1111494°1111 W I, camecitted for /fist. Bow-sea L ktr- /flew Dodd sad Janie, iloily:1•. Iwo elen•ktleoll ehissiaseis. acre c.iaygesl .1... breakins opts ties We., of Mr 3 :hot fiaeons. .:• neillfe-e'we'r I tekolltef *ft' frP. 'on Sa ay tte..:::e. Tho Preerteu t- tr left hie holise ohoe l lia ). : . pro :••• 1 •. 16 ' 664k en Jowly mewing, and remained vet Ilif 4 `short time, a, :t so his rcata hoes he knead e.s I boom bad heed by,•ket, r.,..en, sad three IL :Slot. . , oetiv, Pit sitter spo or , arra Hots, sod a greet .s• dery of westing sap+ ts; stolen. The I ) ,iettoess were wen 'await in liewilli..:,•'• row, with bashes, col of thane witheirt his het, a• .1 • • • - - • ' -1 - •••••1 Drag of " tog • • vy et C . man?, F600, _ etvi. hi,. ;lover, d mho, ' esti! r ' ~) ni ; a : 1.:1.nd. • .) aßr Annihor g te s sii . B•lfinp with b•lng an licretthel sit 1 11 1 : •,~ , 1 1 . 1 ll i i 3