The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-15 00:00:00

I F 1 a, • T 1 f• ~, II i , !1' ~~. ` , ~~ .. RR AAK4BLJ Titilt. .. • --010 - ‘ 7llo ' s • .". • • ... ~:.. -~ ~~i (The falloarias env iiiriimika froisir rearm Publication. se 4ititri. 0 flor:Fiscoor of Piresusipilite.Pretit; Of• Re. E.puirY info tar .PietsPO 1%4 Cs .aasysaa..sial s'lrieleserv." it is wort!i". of p•-• wig, *.ierWliki! extol 'it,* she can t er of conoderei u,....riftworoasillat'evelener, however courisonet'ase some it ray ape or.) ' . -. - • ;•• •. • . . t 1111'...FARE OF JOHN J 104 N :Yog. Wilt) *AS FIE.. t•ti eta! AT HULL VOlt- k ILIt3i*AYIIOtIBMItIf, is lid. .., . . * .A xelitlemas travelling le Wall, arms stopped late ie the "vesting. about 'onus mil.. shaec.sel it,. by a sigle• highwayman, *ids a Alnask T he robbed him of* parse containing to,sfeleese.. : The highoay .lnats rode eta ditieramk,,,read, 'fell surd, sad the eimtleman pursued his journey. It. however grow. leig We l ind he being already snuck ,effrifitted end sgitatedet•;what had p i eta, hated, wily two miles ' fat flier, ea stopped. art ho fit il 1411, t kept . by 'Mr. .1 !me, Brastill. 'He west' itstd" - the kitels•n to give di/era...or for bis simper; *V ire he related to several persons pester, his hitlig phie rehhed a to *Mehl be added tids pastier ciratapitance, that velum he Ira welled hi nisirays earl his gall a pattieelar mirk; - that every ghinelin *the - purse be:wee robbed of, was • se partidularly marked; aid that,: . Meat' ,PrObeMy, the robber, by that moans. *matte &tided. ' Sup. per, 'being ready, he 'relined. He l ima not „lons finished his supper,: beferi Kr: Ilismell cams bate► the parlour. After the usual onit;iries of landlord*, of helping tire trapper hold - every thing was toAia liking, &c. &c . . "'Sir," says he, " 4, auderstand that you bare been - rohbel; not ler ftom ence, thi4 evening?" --,." I have, 'Sir.'.' 44 .-AOl that yoar•money lies all malkest?"—"• It sass." " A circumstance has arisen al.ich leads in. to think that 1, tie point oat the robtier.".l.--" Indeed!" " Pray, Sir, what time' its the Ovrning *as it 1' , .',. t .., tc: It was 'just etting ice to I be dark." •." The - lime 'Confirms - My suspicions!" 1 Mr.' Urenell then inforMed the Oedemas' Stitt be had a Waiter; cos John :Jennings, who bad of late been - s e very full ef money at times, and so very eltrava glut; that hokad had many words with him about it, • audited detennisiedlo part with him on' account of his condocebring so very auspicioui; that, long be •fo.. •lark. that dir s zliatited sent him out to change a plait iar&b;ssi, ass+ How he had only come back since he4the Gentletima) was in the house, saying, be - e - oeld set get cheap; end that Jessainp being is liquor, he had seat him se bid, reseivieg to discharge Sp i s the shaes s ine. That, we the time he refereed • - *iv the rime% he (iireett4 did aid think It-missthe name which be had given Matte net Ayer Ise,haelei piWcelved st mark apoictisisc which he was very dear •• *as not upon 'the ether . ; bat that, nevalrthiless, he 'boatel have thought no more of the eMber• as he peopled A (reveal) , gold of his owe is his pocket, had he not.dterwards heard (for b* was not present *bins the' erelideiese was in his kitchen relating it) the - Podeicalars 4 ibi robbery, and that the guineas which the hien*** had taken were all marked : that, however, eft* minute; previously to his bar ing heard Ibis, helsad. sioluckily . pald away the guinea which Jennings returned him, to a man who lined some dillfiscs off, and was gone ; but thy, circum.l workers,/ it struck him an very strongly, that ho Could not s • as au honest mini, refrain from giving this i!uf,,raratiou.- • i frir.• Brunel! wri,tlianked for hilt attention and public spirit. Thor! gas the strongest' room for sus. petting-of .timings; end if, on searching him*, any of the ma r ked' guineas &Utah' be found, as the . gentle. mad colds! swear to them, there would then Tit - lisle • redoubt. ,It 'wail** agreed to go softly up to his room -- Jennings wad last• islee; his poCkets were matched, and from - one orthein was drkwu fo;th a purse coittaining exactly nineledn gni:neat. 'Suspicion pow became demonstration; for the geniteninn, de. elated theta to be identicilly 'thole which he hid been fobbed of I Assf:tancs • wad'- cuffed, • jenttings" *is awaked; dragged out •of lied,'antrbirgerd with the tObb..ry. He denied it firmly, 6urcirciarestances were too strong to gain him belief. ' lie 'we' 'secured that right, and the twit dey : sarritid Itore i neighbour. ing Justice of thy Were." The 'ten/Inman and Mr. IBrunell deposed the - facts - on . oath ; and Jennings barb* no proofs; nothhig but mere assertions of. in . nocenre V. oppose ibetn, which - could itot be credited, he was committed to take his trial at the neat si riz'es.- • So strong were the circumstances known to be against him, that revert! of Isis friends advised him to plead guilty on bis trial, and to throw himself on the mercy of the Conti. This advice he rejected, and, *hen artily/bed; *pleaded not' guilty. The Promo tor infarkettfr the being robbed; but that it being dad', the ltirralayntan in a Omsk; and himself greatly ter. rilled,flie'iiiitd not lady -to the Prisoner's per. sin, though he thought his of much the time **tore as the men who robbed Mot. To the parse and seissess, which were produced In Court t be Ileare,--es to the ;semi jusellively„--and as to the barked educes, to the bits. 'of :Ide belief, and that they were found in Hie Pdosturespecket.' • • - The Prisoner's minter, litr. item% deposed to tit* fact, as to the sending of the Prisoner to change a guinea, and of his hides brought him back a marked one, in the roomer ease he had given him us. - masked. lie also pm, evidence as to the fading et dw pursofand the Diadem marked guinea, is the Prisoner's pocket. As* what coeseasmated the proof, the .man to whom Mr. Brandi paid the gas e s produced the same, and gave Sieduissay teas having taken it that night, Jas papaw* oft-the Prisoner's master. hit. Brinell gave widest* ot blehavim re. ceived of the Prisoner that OA*, which be Atft... wards paid to lb/ laq. names. And the trinomial., 'comparing it with the Other. nineteen, heed in eh. -pocket of the Prissinelowote to its holly, to aghast 'of his belief, one of Ihe Ilti plow of which 10 41s robbed by the high-grapnels. - '.' The Judge, .on stsmasingup:lbe *videos:a z resessik:, 411 to the Jury, ots.a4 the ItonAuriog clretenetaittge 'aitalbst the Prisoneri 'and Abe . lnry, on lisle *meg oircumstantial evidettoreltbent ittieji out of Court, brought Its The 'PniondMillyi '-_. .-- - ..• yr#, rirs4tedlornelttlsi It* after,,at .11011 1 repeatedly . dlilag Ida innocence to tbaiesy iltriereut •be was to at • .1 Wltlffri twelvediip after; lo ! Brygriell,leu nings's master, waLbilaself taken op for a robber'' , done onAgnest orril bouts i and, tbs.lnct being proved sat hlt . friedc hi was ..coasloted; sand. ordered for azectiodi• isbdapiirtieck of deatb'lltOught on T~. TIIE ffrA' topmast's% and roWillatima confession. Beene', not Maly acknowledged*, emamitting of litany highway robberies, for some. yeampast, bet the eery Moe for which poor Jennings sufferedi • Tls, account Kogan was, thatkeaetivel at bee" by a nearer way and swifter Mips: 'Mee doilfrWere eh* gentleman got in who had bilk rebhoec inlet be found a Man at home waiting, - 16 4 whiek b owed a BUIE bill, and that, not Wring quite msoillift money in his picket, be took out of the parte else goblet, from the 20 hir had jest got pomesslon of, to make Ili theaties ; wkiell he paid, and the man went fits nay. Presently wan In the aobltati gentleman, whilst etenoll was goes into th stables, and not knowing of.bis arrival, told his tali, as before re. lited, in the kitchen.-athe gentlethan had scarcely left the kitchen, before Bruen entered it ; and be ing ibex* iefureied, amongst other Circumstances, of the biarked guineas, be wia thander-struck I Haring POO doe of tholit away, and cot daring . to apply for It again, as the affair of the robbery and marked. gel. nice would spin) become pablicly known,' detection,* I&grace, add ruin, appeared inevitable. 'Foreleg . in MI wiled every way In escape, the thotighl of id ' owing and sacrificing poor ..lenningi at fast . crick 11106.4.-Tbe rest the reader known. zioRRID Asses.s.ounoir. tines r u e .TiontitAL °trims-LT nu - A dreadful assassioatioa has been , committed at Mervejols l ies?Cairdens,, one of the chielsources of j the rebellion in the Gardongettqwe, of which the Abbe Esgrigny was the victim. This worthy eccle., siastio was on his way frem Paris to Nissen, to be ' presets* at the operations of the Electoral College of the department, of which he was a Member. Heleft Niames on the 2.4 th of August, for Mairejols, where his estates are situated. On the Wth he paid a whit to oneof his friends in the country. On his refusal towards evening, h! was attacked in his meadow close to his house, by hoer assessing, who fired their muskets at him • he escaped three shots by threw. in himself behin d a tree, the trunk of which vereived the halls, but the fourth assassin having 'chanced, hit him, and he fell with his thigh fractured. The villain then coolly reloaded his *musket, sod was about to put an end to his victim, when a girl, 12 years of age, whom the firing had bioeght out of the house, ran and threw herself before — her master, protesting that they should not kill him before they had killed her also. This determined the assassins to make off. A surgeon who was called from a neigh. booting village, said he would not risk conveying the Abbe to Marrejoh, for further medical aid, with. oat an escort of 300 men, and the wounded man re. wined 22 hours, eithoot proper assistance. He died on the 20th, after forgiving his aseassies„ ac cording to the precepts of his religion. He has left a memory justly revered, and friends incensolable for his less. This family has been very astortaaate. There were three brothers : the elder was massacred at Alois' ' in the beginning of the Revelation, by those who then called themselves Patriots; . the Ito• cond fell some years afterwards easier the revolts. titiusry guillotine; the third and youngest harp.. risked es above. The only remaining bralsch of this family is c.,oestt d'Esgrigny, his friend, his coesiu.gertevis, I Camp 'to the Prince of Conde, and a very distia guisheti General Officer. • • • FRENCH THE/TRES. • The following is the amount of the receipts. of each of the Theatres of Paris during the mouth of August The Opera . .•- - • •6.169 fr. Theatr.• Francais . 71.0115 ()pert Cnaliqie . . • 61.1 1 4 • Le V,udeville • 11.135 50456 . ire. *wit-sits . . L. G.ite• . . L'Amibigr .... i ttin 10 Route Sit. al yin . . 47.444 Cirque 01.rnpiqiie . 7.t96 • ' Diadanse C sue•niari C..csrts 4Y.s'3 Le „Vanilla Ilt..wten . . . 41.186 Le .TatJits'itaxileri . 11.969 Total . • 40 4 6 1 ft. A barbarous and atrocious murder was last week Perpetrated at Leominster. Herefordshire, by a, blaCksthith, named aultealladir, who, after a Series of ill.trestment, strangled his wife, by hohling• her throat till life was extinct, and then threw the 4,4 of the unfortunate victim of his savage cruelty eu a hedge adjoining his garden. An Inquest was held and be stands folly ceesmitted•fer the murder. • Wednesday morning the body of interesting lookllg young female was found in the basin of •the Regent's Canal 3 she was taken out immediately, and carried to the Jew's Harp public.honse, where the means prescribed were esesi by a medical Gentlernan, bet without success, liftijseing quite.aitinct. She appeared to.be about $0 years of age. The body lieu at the above public-house for a Coroner's Inquest. Wednesday se'nnight, between eight and fine o'clock, Joseph Booth, engineer et Mr. Lowe'g corn and toroing‘inill, Leen-aide, Nottingham, was &tight by the fly.wbeel, when in au Instant his scull was • split into several pieces, his brains scattered Shoot, ' and his body and limb: nearly torn esisoder. ; Not. withstanding be was a Very light man, such *es the , fine which his body opposed to the motion of the wheel, by its being brought in contact with fie ad. joining wall, that the milt' made a full 'stop, though , it is driven by a twelve-horse power.—And on the following day, a boy sheet foeiteast, son of Mr. S.' Hall, stone-mason, war the Leen-bridge, was nearly crushed to dekthly a stone falling upon htmi in his father's 'yard, about t atirris hundred weight, whist he wflatl.thartof f suppertii under it. In this dreisif(al . sit4tion he lay soil& time, while his father 'obtained assistance to release hies, wises it was found* that one leg was brelten,:iir.a shtickisrg malinar l . and one 'arm, and his breast very ibactly ernsamt., l ire Was !skews' soon as netlike to , the hospital, ' • —. • • , Last Monday eventide a serial's riot task piaci at the Erslais Royal , in consequestie of the brutal be itarloar of some military towards-a lady who • ea, tinder 'the protection or her husband : an English gszarii was obliged- to interfere. Our soldier be. bayed *WS ceornees led firemen-A From:lmes was severely wounded, and is repotted to havisilledr . ~. yo t ":~ • ic•., r-lr' • ,iE:SESSIONS, SIFT. 14. IlLteit wit • principally scowled with hawing annuls' ist eatich public interest. TIMIS OT &Oka T. TUE !Milli! , OT ISLINGTON. The queetion for the consideration of the Court in this case sifts ' whether a pauper coold • gain a settle -meet merely by residing in an unfinished house, - for the perposo of takbig care of it. Can the part of the pariah of St. lAkesa Mr. Goose's' contended, that it had been long held to be perfectly immaterial, whether or not the occu pant paid rent *his hone, and that if it were &ma f ide worth 101: per annum, finished or unfinished, such occupation was sufficient to gain the tenant a settlement. Mr. Kum" eppused the appeal, .and contended, that a mere 10MM !earns in, n bona, which was not in a state to let, mould not be cessidered as a legal occnpant.-- , With this opinion the Gen coincided. Order maimed. . • . • ANOTHER FAMILY POISONED. . Another ealamitons accident hes happened through the carelessness of families keeping arsenic in open places. On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Newman, wife to a respectable butcher, living at No. 8, Ken. eington-cross, en going out to take a walk, gave Ffver.maid servant 4d. to get some grits to make 'tree' for the childree's supper; with orders to put them to i bed as soon as they had supped. The servant, a • girl shout Id years of tree, in gging for the grits to I Mr. Unhands, a 'cot ts.cuandler, in White Hurt ' ow, lest a penny of •I be money, which she told them when she went into the shop, saying, she :gfreltl hay brit 34. worth of grits, as she lost a pen ' ny, and all the remedy she had was to make the drivel thinner. - She went home, made the gruel, and gave the children their moppets • immediately after, the chil dren were 'wig d with convulsive pains in the sto. meet, and attended with violent vornitings, and screamed aloud (tom the e x cess of pain. Mr. Wks a neighbouring aurgeon; was sent 1. r, who, on examining the children, froM the symptoms attending their coMPllint, declared they had be@tf poi. coned, and ati enquiry took plaeey in .consequence of which the servant was questioned, and.she dialed having.any knowledge of the cause. The saucepan Was teat eaainined—it was a deuhle block tin one, in constant itiqe, and could. pot have ceased 'att) bad effect. On eiansining' the gruel, opinion it was strongly itnwegnated with arsenic, lnd he asked Mr. Newman if be kept any in the boos. f - Mr. Newman acknowledged that he had large paper of arsenic in the cupboard, which *es unlocked, which he kept for the porPoseei log rats; he went to the cupboard look - for.it ner it was not to be found. The servant brine • u. , ,, 5 45. ed if she knew what became of the p^ arsenic that was in the cupboards &Mot . seen it; but it was provel she went toll* ;,.akrdfor samething whilst she was making sins- -.ot, ustelkiensepeesed that being short of oa' sickened the gruel Stith the arsenic, n • Ang it for flour. In spite of medical assists ,te of the children died in the • most excruciati- • :my the fellowine morning, and the death of a • Cr was hourly espected. The ger vitals in c$ J d r , to trait the result of a Coroner's Inquest. CORONRws INQUESTS. 1 . • " 14 • • ' • • • , . IR' • - . • K. • Ark • ..l_ - r:i . r ~~~. ................. • • Aw Inquest was held before Geonoz lloncsow, , lioilct. —.....- Esq. at the One Tun, Goodge.street, Tottenham- 1 ~ I now-svnitc - r.—Joveph Hull .od was brought in ruilntit !, court.rosd, nn the body of William Roberts, Es q• some or see pond.. who ipprelteudcd him on bci•iii(loo of It:. The deceased was a gontlemon of independent for. in c s,cerocri in breaking veg. .1 boase in s t e•wer•san tune, and had lodged in the first floor of Mr. Bur. :i'ver!rksrano7l::lrl;.:ilinedit:lellinf therein I''" "" n ' i "'"“ t ' irs ' shi it t orpr• 4 that she know in 4116141 rows, watch.sneker, Goodge.street, for nearly two erns 'timer the rare of Mr. Bodkin, a i e.pertable ourtionerrot years. For some time past he had beet, very unwell, 4 1 1 : 1 ! '" h i "t i n g a ',, h i T t r. dr ,l, to as to render cupping, &e. necessary. After such .„; r 4. a l;‘,„` l i, rer „:, e r , , removed. P aer i ci:, l f i r r. a la w " :. 4 „ l ,a. l e r,,,, ! „ ; ;;,,` „,„ operation he became sullen and dejected, the Medi- he went there, berweeMnlne nod tea o'clock, he timid tli s l :t n e, 4 .t d -fl o ur, 1 7 I t t i ic , h n li t e h t;a s t r lift i., d , rilatl i ti d ek . . e t i t e n ir tl , ;e l ;o7 o 'nfo i, cal Gentlemran thistiing, that it must have occasioned lowneis of spirit. •On Saturday he evinced much iiint been rub - tiecr of four *Union- curtain:, *4 many otter ..t. agitation of body and mind ; he sent for Mrs. Bur- liar.. a he Prisoner, and fia• cotes, saying, that he certainly should die in the ;De h ,l7,. P c a u t r r in ui 7l, l ,7n v o .d og l e!r ß irr i tieles at ore hone of poor s , - course of that day, though possibly not before night ! n,:so, in the pry i-h of St. Lilte'F, tsid... , treet, ha. f• is had bln ' Mrs. Burrows endeavoured to pacify .and cheer hint, lit uegh i s k oh toe oittit .,d t l or the robbery , by ilia I ;f y lvoit7 oa ltn d , t r io : ;pad thinking the had partially effected her object, "' an a l; eseas " o il s ; -h i srl.. l „ la en t ittrr r hsc i")n ats r .sse w" s s hrtm "1 c r '. .bSe . o tike left the room. Mrs. Burrows went into another The old wino io, wh., died seem tae Meow( before. s..id 't itiaee where there was a female friend. Presently Z o n ;: i ne a Z r e th h e it ` t n i e t Z e ' w " l e gl i t":f o rs l s t e l a t r w :/ t 1 Ca r "), , r it a r ; 1 a bi t r i 1 17, lb" Xing ends alarmed by the deceased jumping awl that g they noted call fur thew again; which the) diki MI Olt of bed with some violence, swiftly running by do limn, and rapidly hurrying up stairs to the three. a ,,L ) . " I l h o is ta t t d r,r; t e r t i a t T at l'e ;:",.. De u r e w . B4 „, f l l / 1 1 4 11 = 1 "„ i' s, le t; ' ,7 11 .7 C f7.; pair staircase window, out of which he instantly . the Laritary, there being ' e s every rename to believe it ,4111 d " d He was i mme di ate l y p i c k e d after dark. jumped into the yard l up, but he was quite dead. Verdict—Lunacy . . . Goscoossa..--Tbarldny John Craw and Jean Cioninird On Wednesday an Inquest was held before G. wef e r:t) " alujue % e1ii 0 . 4141 w h il A 4116 .' ulAv l e snd*. i i Mary Traveri., in CeoutmoMA 'lllearmortut , Ilonosoc, Esq. wt the Royal Standard, Seymour.; the MI inst. This ease arose front nii• of Awe or . .. ie'etvers ca lk !. hill, a servant, who met her death in place, Mary-lm.boane ow the body of Ann Under. ! 9 " lii.k. sew " nod Int. Wailes receiv ,_ yis ,the Pr'- co ' consequence " on the occasion were of 6,1 111.111111 -ft -1114;4474hai her ilk" of failing backwards with her head upon the edge of de 4 puired eft she w a s co o li tac i until y,,sese l y, alien ow!: a pail, which fractured her skull dreadfully. Ver.. ,li!,arral Pitill conveyed to give h - t• evident.: before Mei CliCt—ACCitiefdal Death', by i falling Ors the edge of a - ' fieW -- eepewd, that ,NI the erenirtg of the day aserdlisrti,t e I ea. P ll ll :ine i d ni ,bem io o a ltr to r ni e ns c n i t e d m a iri t t i tLe . l 444 i t r,ooe ri b w :t u r t b. reeo la Th " h i r ined ierv aad ra.cd tiV a nrk ti. a ia ci eti C:ll l, : : : : s .r • Vestenlay as a gentleman's servant was riding e, blood borscup Oxfmd-street,.the horse took fright, i cr e... 4 " ),, , , a pi ll r i s S i b le rr d of a , y a no 0 S nnhed ,,en i . r . I . t . li a e r h ig ns e .Lis k p o w. The iro-f.:utrix nod her female friend mar rodeornoret w I and run with him fall speed towards Cllulherlibli• em ape, hot they w ere. per ilea by B 111/1111ffilit uf mall v ir a l li a Igat*. A laboorins 4i211 named Porkies, who hop'"' ter t ad e tw hi n id tra e rn i r, lif ... ' telt s r it e h e n ro l. .:l;:nat Ur to enter, il' ' She le i) : Pr„ peaed tit be creasing at the timi;ettenipted to stop nr..rtaok he ..ed biro. I,sorlt, alien new armed with 6 / " It " , ri e kilo, bet the poor fell O- woo instantly- knocked she fishes Lilts a pb ) , p.is, .anaken them is the h ur t st o f;,,, a , down and trampled open, by which he was much la% ' C i e. ee;imi a t i sVis ii a :fes th - e tri c te tOrlintirialiasmitad,ritt:lwiii'lliospit,.l. , iaredr.and =Mat to the Hospital , in a dangerous . It flte close 'of the esaminotion the Prosecu t ris um i.',.:. state. •I removed to• the Upwind without loupes of weasel . 1 " • • . -.. . , Pattern were roily ell amitsed-for trial. • . These who orelloutertne tinder painful and nOkt4nfe.. Motion a lp od nis t feel hree ll suPlearoseamure when th l i h rt ey yly at e:en e ilif ' -ar es "Wd iverie tbm oce l D. 'itt . st C r l ie ct ios P re lla -k I ; The WellingtotTpost.conc , h which trivet' (rocs Flambe. Deltilitly., asd Scrofielinits Dlveaties, haviAtak'itbei a kettles!' Rivard at 'Charlotte-him* Cheat Charhate-street, Boston' to 'Newark every other day, was thr" . l , l opposite the Rev. lowland hill's Chapel, Blackfrinte-roort ; over on • Friday last, in the teWn of Newark, IrIP. b y "'Woo the Public ore cured whboot nalirallon or realise" I 6,1 v ya rds of the place of its destination. , T d mem. The lustliosliso claims she atteotiiin of th , oit who lam ll t " ' attempted Ike mese. or who hose enoroited illiterate 'teen. , I AtitAl4.... passengers were much hart : one of tr 7ll n w a ho the ohnero nd r f r ace sien . a rrat id bc.akaye,,,,Dreeeinedthrgwltli:iuzmulds.is - t d rici i rt it i ) i , ins o, .• .... 3ll` . . h ilit er ce of London who tied been on a visit to -; I Wee' hi the ears, s "Alias te the meek, eitstnem of ileht ow ii-' "''''" olttelow, Mrs. Adkin, of Bargee, nclst an ' 14 . mew, pehits he rho hemt and ttrats..rseqoes4l, .psi NI: ill f o e! his angle dislocated ; end the other. Mr. Mar9d rheumatism a weakness M the hives. brides an the side knot, ~ I ' •• • ' swathed anus, etc. as. swept...,es.c., npyears fo. .. 80. leer, a very respectable usprehant, of . Betre'd.• 4r. and too obeli emblem Ilse soots imordal state. lidmart Co:pai:.' Wind ate fall only *out four hours. • nod Cll. are etneolsoddolfir by all ranks of people. from ele,eit: .. L ...............„,............±,...,..,„„,.....__,.,..—.......nreet ' tie eight precis/4y g . give advice gratis, on Tursrlnv, Thera-, - -- """'" --' *— am, Y• 1 0114riday , tik ineive o'elock:. A d:er rotted • ANDON t, Pritned wart Pohlkbed by D Li) s' of L ' ' It fibellammwalusWO fur %twin. . . Ilvhaaossr•s (cues, p. n er4 vect . ,—, - !"-w-• idillibill&Aliielideti::---7- ~Y'. l' - ..• OLD BAILEY. Primaers, for haw. THURSDAY, Seer. 14. "John wif,,,,. a ss Wm. Bleehootte stood imlieled for buyi ng lit their possession a osonber of (she stud counterfeit sore* ,a the valise of 11. purporting ha lie otea of the Governor and Clampine lithe Rank of ingliat.d. os ancil te h o f e r , j a fild t ic u l r u"- ged m I? al i n*S iiiie l , b' w loco render. d the This, however. was wohdrawn by rase Pm,. prl v ouess pleaded gnat, is the sic s k ,,,,• ge. tzeiti;,,eci T itu ler ,ered e cie w npra ns . 1:e, 'bleb-subjects them to trunapOrtatioo. Jansen Fraoklie and Joins Thiamin were convicted of host. ing and mitering the dwellimg.house of Mr. Ranh. in AL,. le:bowie, so the Itith of Joly, and stealing from them* fear Ostich shiest', value AL the property ',fifths Jones. Wm. Brows wan indicted for stealitig 101 to. *Soso( ', Aim silk. tie property of Mean. Mew and Taylor, of Whit,. giVon the 14th of last July. Priseresitors deposed, that on the night staW lith e i s . dlrtinesit.• Ire broke out in the boast adjoiping their pees,,i,., aid iii eausequester of the &tiaras which had been excited, th e i threw * ottimitity of articles from the is iiidow into the Rms... Amiss time were several piece% of Ittli to silk, of which m e Primmer. it appeared, hod made a family. and attempted is run away with 150 yards. He was. ono ever, • topped !,y an . officer with the loroperty, and secured. The silk on. folly niec. tiled as that which tielouged to the t'rosecutors.—l'he lattoo t s was fantod Guilty. Joseph Fisher was ca • huffy indirect for bnrciariou ly ether. log the doellii.g-house of itolle:t r attoemoto, in the Isoi.lo ( t 1 81. Wary -lestioune. mid ste.ilsoc L• ..., omoser , two silver watdm, foot gold brooches. mad other • nin.thie :ot o.cles Ms proper l y . The Pruseentor Is proprietor of be ticiir-..0 I .ionseod (Ar e . house. 141 Oaford-street. (hi the 15tH of J. ly she p r i„ rtt tame to hishorive and omoopled sue trirper flow s , as:. i„ . .. ,: ,, r..... O H the tyll i.f the stow MOW. the P.-a -..c 'tor orrt the pr oorri , in question In Isis bed room. On use Itiili - he sni.sed it, ant M•brell attire' Rowse ' the brooches VI err Intl li!I iii the bed roma of the Prioini•r, and the wallies in the co.tet in Wont of the litoSsr, as it tbrow• from the Pr ionises w inlass bun the street. From other testimony it appeared, that the Prisoner had got from his Imo bed.ronto a endow. b.s meow...fat sky Ught, into the bed-room of the t•tosectotur, from whence be stole the pro. perty. On the /6th al.. Ttris CUSP, occupied mock of the time- and attention of the Court, but the Pi isoner was eveuttially acqui red Jiseph'Hroper was capitally indicted for stealing 10 sh eep, the property of Thomas Loma", • Esq. of Chttlichbury,atear 4t, A Maus. The Prosecioor. deposed, that am the 210 of Jolly 80, it al early hour in the morniug, his Shepherd came to throne him, that the sheep had been driven of she Mad. • in corsequend of this infunnution, he left home in search of them. Ile hear ; diate discovered the track of sheep upon the London mod, which he pursued. until he renched tows. Gpen hit arrirril he went to Smithfield. and h re he at once discovered his sheep is the pens. He their made some farther empiiries, mid learned that the person who sold them was then at as „adjoiaing public. house, He instantly procured the assistance of an officer, add took him into oustoay. Brown, the officer, deposed, that he found the Pripouer drink. ins in a poblic-house. and having toted him with stealing tie sheep; he at once confessed it. and said it not malt had been Es intention to have taken them but if there hie been as many In ire, At Would hum taken them all 1 .--!! Helm* he left :2, be hang.3l, and he would much, rather die tot 11$ sheep, has for one only !" • Mr. Ealing. a salesmen In SmititheW, proved. that the Pri. seater bad consigned the sheep to him for sale, but was until to know whether be wig' •` a regular salesman." • • The Prisoner celled no witnesses, but stated to his defence that he must have bees deranged, as he °sly wished there ;were IlV e ll se lltffitit 1 mated abbe,. Mot he bad hoe 1 11 1 .1 4 r yt i Ving HIM jeer" singe; from "Mich circum stance he woo entileeLlet OM of Joissity hi the summer part if the ear. . . i.e Leututial Judilesimmed op the evidence. and left it to the Jun •ft ati.eirt- a oethertbe co,•duct of the Prisoner so that ora i^ e is:: ma • 4 1101. . % : tl: j ricsized a short time, and then returned a verdict d 'saintly, • Jolus Bodge, altos Joh* Deckle Baste, stood calamity is 7 dieted for uttering as true, • attain suite for 101. purportmg is be of the honk of Messrs. Wailes nod €o. of PlyconstS, ipso Mews. Borman nod Viii. 'tribe Mae place. and made iiiyalile at the home-of Eionams,ohet Co. of No. 4, Mark.lane ' Imminre oilate ercol*Seernar)hro case have been recently hetere tot to owe potter rosin*. set the Pronernter, Me Bonin; tor Nesrpte s. reet, being notable to prow that such anon as Boman and Co. might hate twisted la Murk-lane, m that tick a name might not have lietistorl In Murk looe.: or that sic. a mime might hove been on or neer the door when he poesesta the note, the Prisoner um acoaritted. The Prisoner is detainer upon another lridiehneat for forgery; and will take his trial tat the nest Suffolk Assizes. • John Itrustead, aged TS, was foxed (:olity of forging, ail uttering os trete, a certifin bin yr Rictsussce for 101..ymp , Mal I. be or the batik or Messrs. Ride. Morro)... ttidge. am: ( a. of ( 7 hicheolter, lie was strongly recomme n ded to messy by Mr. Ridge sad the Jury., NI r I out un , Twit Oak es Stinted Priup raid ?f X3O r thre ,I.ii oi.ll the I will ScSo rick :leas• 10 '2300 r 4R! N ill re .