The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-25 00:00:00

. 1 .-• COURTS MARTI4L. , ''''...... • , . • ..., •) Yesterday the Cessna Court-Sias! salembledt again at Chelsea Coll e, in Pnis'itesee of the ad z journment on the preceding day, Made to further investigate the charges Preferred against Captain abil Adjutant Mison, the particulars of !hid* we stated yesterday. The drat evidettco that was . 'called was John Clinton, of the 4th CemOtny, .w lip h mentioned in the 4th Charge; by whine t0:34104 It appearmi, , that in the , month of .tatittery he was Mod Up ill the attire guerd.room ; and the Anrink his cinineatent thece a , enine, to, 'lke doling* or the place, he wai . fregirently rider the neceistty ‘ of laying down, in w.hjeh eiteatien semi of hie fiAlpw prisoners were obliged le walk over him ; ant( that he was, during his conOttetnent p , in A state Of eke treme illness, notwilhitandbtg 1F1 . 4 p , Lil if iills)* was often either a pewter pot ?r A brkek i, Aa, "til!t to the best of his belief Ito was confined thireby Cletain Mason. . . . . . . Ile respect to billing of a r tifiliers', one Of ifiii , ern. hers of the Court made ,An obseriatioi4 I it it frequently was fouled necessary to bill ihnui lk file the express purpose of having the men At sum mand. On cross-examination of the wi boss, it vas asked him-, if be had ever i ,bece J r et ,Pf„llNitei -1 mental Court-Martial for niutieing ntentfotti rfn answer to which he replied its the affirsviappe,. ACI, withstanding which, he had in . Coosequeecei ateiyf ii never received any pueishmetat Tor the . 144 crime. . , . • 1 41 i . The next evidence. Was .lames MOO. Of i A Light Compaiiy as alto itated in the fourt h charge, whb4.tated that he was like Wise lilla o p in the store guard-room, •haud-euffed ; pint that he was obliged, by order of seijeaut-lVlajot I,lalbr i to du such work as he was requested; onovhich.qc. casion he had the handcuffs on one arm tapir; , anap t(! that the reason for being so confined and hand cuffed proceeded from his refusing to turn his jacket. 0 ••• ,• eiel • John. Beading (mentioned jp the ttketocburgss . as being violently sarack. :by, the Pciaonoe , with his. cane, on or about the 15th June, 1807, *hen under , arms, the head -of which entered his cap about three inches, and could not be taken out but by force), appeared is Court with the cap ; but owing to the following seordit in the Mutiny Act, the charge was waved ; viz. " That no person shall be liable to be tried and pueishod for any offence:H which shall appear to have been committed more than three years before the issuing of the warrant fur such trial; unless the person accused, by rea. son of his having absented himself, or of some ma nifest impediment, shall not have been amenable to justice within that period ; in which case such per son shall be liable to be tried at any time not ex ceeding two years." _ . In referring to the warrant, it appeared to- be dated in the month of July test, on or about the )7th ; consequently this charge was not entered ' ti pon. Thero were other witnesses examined, lint their Sestimonies not being worthy of publicity, we', therefore rufrain from giting them. i ' The last evidence wss that of Capt. 'Millar, the 1 Paymaster, which created much investigation, ow. ing to the great intricacy of his acznutits ; on which the lion. CHARLES MANNERS SU'rTON commented at considerable length, as to the mode of their bu. lug kept. In one part of this investigation it ap peared, that it is usual for the Adjutant to certify that the accounts are correct before he hands them ever to the Paymaster; and it uniformly appeared, that out of about thirty recruits he had actually returned as having beau paid each 401. Jos; cud :which sum was charged in the War Office act-boars, though he hail in reality paid lir. stichnionios to the recruits, having generafffirlitatued then) 'for less turns, which het intiito already hilly established by evidence. 1 1 The Prisoner viarthen eat letrisioi for ?is defence; but .not being prepared , this 'ili a aurned to t) this day, fa order to give hial . filistetoli jure it. ._......„,_ T 3 RtnirroN, AUGUST 23.—The South thaticeiter Militia were formed in the Barrick4atid ibliVrittiin. tug, and the sentences on the 3erjeatit.llljOC, the gerjeant of the Guartf i l too Corptirals, and eighieen pthates, fur the eflimies prev i ou sl y Moiled,' and which had occupied tha ti attentlGss:df a 'l.e inieintal Court:Martial for 114;d 1 lis, weitfi , taind s 't were ) as under : ' - . 'llf . at. SerjeahtM akir Watitias2-:To be degraded to tile Yam. woo i receive .K) lashes. .it ... StriedetAirion ( Orli" taint of , t bet. (hpird)—To• be deoitilled _I , . t I/A MO% 4nd to rerei T e '2l )cl in z i The two Chrporall. Hiiinfitiiti an: II thriet--ITh be degrad ed-to narrators, awl so levet Inv *Oak. The le Prir4das, 7.4. {Yip 14 "lth M 411 4,4 17 ' 1 °4.0. JmneiTitvlor William Cook, 4ohin, (drisch n lialii ',Mks, AtigiVe . i iteynbids.''Pftrinfliy'dbeffet, I .lPolini.abbson: 31*.sits Gamins*. Jeseigimb bblyviaard. iiitioder Saw, Wm; .11„opaasi, William !Jeer. 4apine 440Ilit a liglp ikalliatovi George .rare, and George, I, iunal es ea . .. , Lieutenalit-COlone ' t y ltSi jig kic yilille iti'.7, e r /wit; tare of the crimes co ' stet' isjo Fig manner, and, Jai kriee l tt ilia . a• . 1 o tons to the mercy Of •i e t eliiert,'W st i Pi t leo' nCi l severe'parts of the' iklittdlotl .pntrishtileili ; 1 9l hit •it to say, the fl ogging. l urik‘Veliloittrats;t4itttWlirolii' therefore, were -tleteadl i fo Iltit "hAtitioil i _, d and the eighteen "prii rifhtl it Ittostooyl d ' given.. -The Local' 'Mililla 'toe (Ili' amen , t',... 1 titan of this eoenty, Octordfng 4 tollfiet i OelleittU order, arc to be mustered helve ThilThertliN WI tember, unlets a •Counternutinl'Orikilid'pntlithily appear, and which it is gelierafty frirptidnifl Ifitstbi ease, or great inconieriimice must be eiberiebtlift amosig . the harvesters, as harvest 'Mime 'iniltatibV Celebrated, generally speak itia, prior 40 hi:intik; and the greater part of the individuals behinglitetb' this corps, we believe, arc at this moment acutely, and, we may add, - most usefully qinidiryed lit . the Seals, intd, if they -can , be perinittigiii ' I ao.'ettittl.: it nue to be, from the back wardniti4OC ejchips i tinj til the end of September at nearql, , IvillEather now is settled, fine and bright. We r titiveliturfittisi most delightful days for harvest, and almoat tor every other purpose. ) 3 . A vessel was totally l e st oli to Diglg Orci:Outx week, Rear QUII wala, ttve vastaro i. poo of Penjupo, 134 y—crew Test. There is reai u s i do iiiiiqme 'thig silo was a West Indiamiso. - Jiti.WE cmcynr. SURREY ASSIZES. , ouscrivousi IesDNE.SDAY, AVG. It. The Lewd Chill; Baron finished the Calendar Of prisoners last night, they being chiefly cases of petty thefts. This morning his Lordship came Into Court at eight o'clock, (Or the puiPuse of trying t ravages, which stood over from last Asslits.. .; ..- NUISANcE. titiotriallarner kkhilsorld was iniiii)ittilkgtkp. .ping up an ancient fouGtiai in thiviiii3F4 - IC4' Itherhithe, called Swag's-phaltate, ailtrNata w iplane, in Rotherhithe.streer. kit ' Mr. Serjeant Siic!f4ol !Or . the iittiseCution, stated, that the. traireridapt * * Mr. glelnnond, inn a corn-factor and ; iird.oetiler a t Alip, .444 isrga,,rare ' houses over thepasaage in.quistion s ,eastiltAtia Pri vate cotivettienee.ho 144 01444., gates mum this passage, ain4 44.1,c4i,144, Ow . p, u w,i cals what he shottld;cfaarAy,tgpve /as ,ao paciout..ptiAilic foot. war, 41 04:A lea. i most importnnt,,tlis; the public alleitisi lialtil.-OftictitlYsi!en;:fPf Air for., . not unfre - IVSlOld'iegeinnwth Ost (reps, the press, of carts in §ayspplatie, *f4igt passenger had no otheramans tif, getting iato4tothurhiths-syc l e4 but through this passage, which. the.Poree.tust bad blocked up. -. The Lono.Cotrat Santos asked Mr. GURNEY, for Defendant, what was his defence, supposing thisiterojimist passed it to be a public way, as he stilled. - • . • Igr. o,iiiiitii r itiplied, ,tisitV,kfl'Oldlite it was , ktmpped t&p before th9pilesetit.Deceudant. me into - ppbsrssio,n4o"gl§, i preAtsps,,p9o t Ati!it it .is as dune ou ib t eillii t y e ars agPt.:*/ thC , #9lil l-5 4,i 4 4.0 ,4 0 1 .01% , pionia, becauic it was a receptaold tar thiosep.and A ! .1 P 4.4 i . ll; I,F il l /04.4shiP said, dill 1 . F 02 .4.,b,1 i itch) I* 414 ~; . . . goutt of law 2 and he could tiritcoplyo ounce sof _tey inch facts. , , I ' 7 ..ii vi r •t, .._. ! fir,. G . UstNEY then pro p osed truip it4o,AfterAM4 oget pita the next Asswes,, to leo A an , itylienble 1 urstneenseq coo 14 tiot,bornade bettesnikn,n4ties t ,as the Defendant wa i t, witliog, to r gisat,Pll# ,poke It 'baler way inAtutither Clireetiop e _ . „,,,- j. l .i. 14 i Mr. Serjens4l4ruxan Aserislas,.coadd be done after the ,verili t ct. „, . ~ 4 L., 2 _ A verdict of caw ? , .rip th en'gl eat ,,, consent. ~..:PWIJAY..._ .., , ' • . Thomas Heywood was indiCte , d orf • wilful and corrupt perjury. , , ~,,,, . L 4 , 6 It i‘i : • • Mr..! 10 4 A I . Y . p ..c ,il ifil Sel fin ibeTrrof2cogon, slat. ed the - Eu.(4'6l66es Or' hi case as rilow ,:—Tlyi DefpndNit, Haywood, had been principl Youin•tO a Mr , Mabirly,. who resiPtl ac_ Tsi3 I ' ; r: 01) near,. CrOydon:' It happ e ned fli4li rave T. ilt itutee of ry i Mr..Maberly's frojalwat_ilaujl .( E farrier lire scribed-that the horiteAn t old - Lap) ,n.s, much barley as it could e . m. The `Defeniliiit aPebtilingliapplied to the haili . ff.of Mr. Ma,belley . ,, sad rid the horse required two lacks a i dily. '1 hp lialli ff I ) lffiklit 'it, an unreasonaple quat4ify, 'but as the Pi-Inoue! la., sisted. the,horse eat it, ,hg gave him that, qoantityo-r1 Shortly afterwards a robbery being . discovered in , Mr. Maburly's house, the Prisoner came to his mas ter, and said if he would forgive him he would in foent him of the condeet of Baldwin, the coachman, Morris, theonder-grooni, 'and himself. , He then! Stated, that they . bad egreettftsi4Wrry off 'the barley which they procured fur the Matte,' whititi'imas car. ried to the coachinater,ife, where it was id be dis posed of kir theirjOli*ilms . ; biktftterviirds fear'n'g l from other circumstances, that I*, .M. would ~....- tect tboduift, they had taken awa y .li_d corn, and throwkinisfra nefghbouring ditch, He was carried before two Magistrate., and swore to this statement. Dr. :Hose and Mr. Chatfield took his depositions, and ,he was admitted an evidence to prosecute Bald win and Morris. These depositions were now in Court, and it aepeared that they 'were !sworn on the-3d of 14 . pril• last. When, hiktriver, the• Prisoner eame . to<tve his evidence lie 4 exintridicti.od every thinciihieh he then swere;lstid i lh the' . Keens - en of the M agistrates , and in the faclti tit hii"itiPh.tfeliosi tionll, he told a .rbiktly different stoxy et 'the trial, and for this perjarifke, no w stood iiidieted n , The Learned Counsel then. put in his depositisina k and proved, from the notes taken at the trial of Bald. win and Morris, the ditforeuce of his testimony.. He was found guilty, and sentenced to one year's im.. prisounrent, and to stand on; the pillory at Croydon on a market day. The Assizes here ended. A. genteel young man, of the .,9 tione of TM:, liar, r Crwif , bps trAiCrilay examined . at the Public 9.ffsee,in Spnrlbosough.street, on a charg e of having iefrandmitrulespaople of their goods, s od robbing diverslndgingsiof plate, listen, 4c. Tito 'lb jingler. ! , 1 cat a May** Ifivrar4 at, tiei oral rasped. very, igentaeity,and - having lost the Ilaias.of kionesistits A 1 rensontre wilttgNliterFp/jitsticettNplityptiend7,:. lid hi m . tfireojetisiVisitVosettip,: pir.44 TO Ott, I office, ready to esighitidengskagelinst the Prisoner, !IMO QU1T4 4,4 ) WVra*PtcCeid 1 4 ti4P• Mft'.546 , 14 1 0 i VOltil ti.X.."ollll4ol4llli4letlp that. lip had. ' set 4ollg-, ii4V,4 4 1 8011 6 ,gfiktne/141 14 , 1 a nioinan .whom lia,rfpre., 1 1 104 1 644 IlOtipliiktnaigt 4Sieltild.,„..o e • slnat Assvp oth I the4l4ll, 4)10,y,i ) lin% nen IP4orping , ,left,./liniA•uso f !vvi,thAittf*AwortoiAgire speAspoosl.sid a,-Pair 44 1 0/gifi.ftlialts:MlFo l :4 l llistiag :111.0 Prisoner repro- . 1 1 11 31 004 k4ll/4494 0 4Vi a-4411t hietkaitina v a merchant , tai, !tf*PkP thisigun. lito) if* tigneFig.l%-lkiLc:w ttlets 2 ' Wigtikgi4r liM 44411044( ihi• *al( SAO Hldvi Man diag, ;OA t4s4ipstass , :waaitad for,apmp,finpilies, be, pro- Mt*. he, l l. his-wee ng, .41 :thilbliVlNOßNlt Fi11947.14 ,drpskii4,the.city,. ;Tito ether nbsiggedons bi l ni Mr., 4.juler, nod , was, similar t 0 2,4110 Sornsiri 004 1 2 0i.' 1 s44,4oafgwipsilpt 0464iiht 44.441 4 . 1ig4504014414e !Ceimlishasitis , 4oo ,pl ate , anklight molleitillat i let) tip; im9Pfilog..tiiiiillPPfareti lbalialsout A .desen 4f tap, lorchad furnished' the Prisoner withigaroinuts r ntad .40.40aid,one of them, ,Mr. For-beh ia,Osford-street, a.dvaf.t,•sigrud 4ty iir.il Yarmouth, fiu helps pr e s s ed furnaoncy; but ou primenlisig *aft eibenl:cr's in the city, it was found that his Lordahip f ktipt no cash. these. A singular "circumstance 1..440 the - 4letec, tiontof the Prisoner. - Whilst ono sailor was leayA log the house where .he loilgedoaking , bafik , Al goods fur 4111)t ;of payment, 41,4,411,01) egg MR. trring with a fresh assortment of fashionable igari merits, and this laving en :46:44 stir Acupoiskt .4414 pide iti,general, the Prisoisor was detected :and ,nppritencied. IL. WAI tein:ditiesl fur ADAMS ens , . 1 11.04,44 braced gage hiraseJ Goi interesl teachf house street brok the pi mind Yt ;from Mu. cd tirecedi ship, walk' wet* Not, and edi 64 4 a. Orpak usel her used ;- Miss vivacity and w: shy earns.,, stke chant*. but Mrs. hitt -thp. , her ygstop4i h 4. cis sync* rings Spanish p, impqn well as. tunes of 'bar to jury i! ttu opoii:urotwtatoci. with patrol Mr. fuu pd thy I' , 4 P' lane, Post-A passing of 51. airs sterling poen() na Guildford, It apticoral calor woe St. Paul's day., 'tie° wit bey iob gc with she axesside 'ha got serail , out, so, bed ng ggtcs, rAll. Tfifl P..,hreY Ililipt bottles an it. • ..ba 'on itoue don. barini wi►h t' 1. 1 , , f, diteC. 1 ^ that t Afiu k ifSi,Vesm o et lick IMO& *a t up rhii is=' . .. -, le- . -,. - . \ ' -, ....' 7 *,:•: - .' 7.- - V-7 49 :' ....:•'-. . .. , . .. .. .4 - 7 . O . • . . . 7 . ' . DIS• 4I . . ' rite+ • . . • ' . POLICE* ' • IRELAND, DEN ' LIN, Aug. 21.--:On Thuihiii;laSt'O Via- 1 ...... - L. "'!"!.."'"— : in the said county' High Strerifl, the bodies of John Ihnety e t _ eliiittet...4iiitikday, a young eva t eeTh ' o 4 e. ' .1,1( 41 !ad o ' sq in .. the county of •Itilkenne• gaol; net lir . 17 1, esting appeirenee who is professionally „a, ,--., . . -: . -' -, •- IL no', Coglagfi, and, Patrick laucler f orf ilsihogew botil ler of 1 s • musid was Charged by a partner in the e of Bland and Co. music-sellers, in Otford. in.lhia county , the former beeieg beep w ild, tali thelatter badly wounded in an attack . up on 04 t, with having pawned, at the shop of a.pawn. . :er in Fleet-market, a harp, which she had, on hoisetif Theinis ecidd, erlilree, 3riceiling day, eibtaineti froM thcO t i,,pii hire ; It also appeared, that ele had pieviceielyc hired, Since obtailltitithellave idtbNatiot, we h o i 1 the same henn a a pianoforte, wilier One liold colee'eted .the forleielrig feet" NL•Oti 'Vlreda elth . .1 broker in flails-101e,', for 101. ; but this the night, the Ifigh.filterie et theibenity.ofKle, 6lo ,4 irletoii conseated te, liquidate lett, the shape of havi::7 previously received notice that the house " d i it bi, . T.'ald would be tittickeihriaiurfierdes slid do t :. he unfortunate young woman had nothing to ing banditti, he bad but sufficient time tentem M a ws I in iie;e defence • and as the juri?diction of the and 4 confidential men, with..eilletvic. i ns ta ntly e P t e . 411Glik could only attach tepee' the latter traps. paired to the destined spel l . end . 9l., T ate en, heinquired if the Prosecutdr lied any other hineh - elf and party, watied le vol it z li e t t) silent ani + cc thin the . return f h i ts hoipl 'anti was an. lety for the moment of attaa, * b eg i an „ boo fell, that . tloi iiee,l, e lohiecf p . mid • ibiche an .kour after their a'rtivai, gir r - a body of lee r 1 4 ailtl4,,not have ':eXp for the jareceding trinsaCticni i . fite rw . oe.:Jr!.. ing from the owner his anus., and threatening, 1 0 1 l • reeededed, in order fo give her` an opportunity toSfeat blasphemous imprecations, • burning and mur. ibtaining the means to retentive the liettruMent.: der in case of refusal, whiela *As fortunately p re . rother Solomi?ns, the keeper of a house of 41. vented by a spirited and vigorous resistance home), tin Water-lane, Fleet-street, and a Aliu Jut. nigh Sheriff', by - talkie the 'ewe persons alum. one of the unfortunate &14i *lto daily prude- mentioned fell eietimsi end thus the lire, bet pm. 1 f rem the 'Cliange CO Tereple-bir; sr Oie'himight party of an lconeitiandindustrieus family were pr e . examination, charged by a potion-o ffi cer with seritil. Pitt:fek Lawter hirsintie gllited iii'lliC county mg raised such a riot in Sr. Paul's Chnrch-yard, cabl, from the wounds he reteivddAi 'the alien i,. bout at fisty cuffs, on Thursday evening, and eight:: We understinid arithlier VIM, Party has 1 . toting a crowd of about - fi ve hundred persons, Ca of Wounds lie reetreelllAt 41V . body hit f. he was under the necessity, for the sake of intyet been diseuteered.tt 16 4- Journal.) enting further tumult, and securing &demons Cibtilitc, At ilt•-=-fiti l l. ti Lieh; a:gentleman I i delaceratiOn - by the mob, h to convey both to the of eirtititliribteleildedp*elety, had IdWne land, :h-hobie, and (belied tO the Pohliry COmeter. eentrier) A 6 ihif irbibilic,4tetidf6 of ifiepWantry ; :rs. Solomon', in right of seniority ) was-allow. on'hileede l in'hotiee'tind'evietillig lately, hietris way. . recedence of pleading ; and asshred his Ver. laid, irk OreirtfOred with to nest liortit i bitaharity. • t upon the honour. of a woman , that she was Ancrihee t etettemeti, re .home, i' abet is ;lug quietly along St. Paul's Cheiteh.yard, aid the back ; seven slugs werril cd, and he 'MO , r genteelly dressed; when this:girl Caine up to this ipdt. k poor man, Oh ills. f am ily ' w i lt r and aslsoj her to 4o *nil do ink - something ; meretlered In hie cabirenud thee 1106.4 atierel ' y Frei leclinedgoing, as Obis 441 hia4 .abused her be. the•igene of thefrCetlidlld'nKgßlionts "(they being , . Out thot Jordan lastantlyfell tepee her, and PreteStents). • The Asiliik 'ate heittltire 4tirterly. ilt her ire the face, tare off her bonnet, and ill its the shorttWil hare'bgeit here . I 4 drimnals have her in the must monstrous way she was ewer been •hinkt•ll-161 1 mile*. THe Sessions begin yes. - in her life. tertlity. ded'theCalettftar eindotiners 163 prisoner§ • iss Jordan, who on account of the peculiar tit notified. ..1 1 tovillons tveretiOt . knoetn he higlii i city of her disposition, is styled mad Jordan, hitt 'one** is redneed IVoiti i euinia's to lts. per u eext.liSard.„ and her story was, that she, bad gedlatt. Tiler& are tivii (lett of disturbers, who v §d.in this woman's Rouse a considerable time, meetin•thel/fBUntiin, oppolltO,lllllikiracks, wire was obliged to give her up the whoie of what have ilittfnelleatties ; they'gre eilkid earavatr and earned by her unhappy mode of life. That Shdruivertr.°' Their chit;( 116 ..liethiteal fire arms cherefore insisted to,-ge to lotiginmeg, bet 041' n, and Mint* frets entlem w at' +t Vlrs. Solomons detaieed all her clothes, end she '"s srnmit'*•-•' k . •• ~ i is lalle v • •-. :. / he house islmust naked. Thai whin she meC ••" -' TIM Amin - 6 " 44,12 4 Y' 'esterday she only , asked if the . would return. -IA :coil 1.. •Isesel,,,,,weigabiA l a . aase k l 41 . . r clothes, and that Mrs. Solomous instantly. ' lO ;,(1 1 (.4 '.ifti - I r.rxiijitimit i 644 owl A' i t ;it. her, scratched her face and neck, tore thq , tat at A i ." Li assealovideephill. ~ ,1. • T. i from her ears , and tore her blue silk hat and, •u v t.4,44-14 /1 041;141 1:11 1 fl,.. - 11) . ..:1•.' visit-Flask into a thousand pieoes. ltmiii i -1 4,.; ..5.):.6: 44-,itiotimga to • ..,0 1 1 0;.MagistrAte having lectured Mrs.. Sotomoos. • .;= l .O- ,, er ..4),••• i • A1N. , 70444 6 6.1.4,... • ... N- L t . ° - 47% , • i the 'Alertly of ,her trade, .aed-the cruelty es : , -• r ' 14 1 •;$" , ; --. le- AW N • at as the dishonesty of preying upon the neisfue l . 'lrialic..„ 6 " to llllB4 ithirittliersiria 3olo lkr• -1 iof such unfortunate young wettest, ordered !SiWif: l o:744-Pnit r iitni.4.' -, ,gt l l 4 4.lEtt 0 my.f rio g u i n eas to .bliss Jordan for t 4 in.: letrawde. 14s. to 111. lei. ed. Clover, 81. ; ler. dune to her clothes:Op preceding day, and-to 'i I ..)sit r j : .41. _a • 4 , r . 414114 1 . 11 . IcAL • .I •ti those shieheil detiisled• „ ..oloovr; at; - Pad. 4 tryoris -hla le 1 - ' 4 ,w..dxittix;. 7 -r.eldfritfl. 7'ewer ,was ,firowiht le r e i t zly 'PAZ i .• .--' , •li 4L. 4 '1 , ... , 41. 4 . t . Office. by Godfrey, APO of the parrots, chewed, . ‘ -.:*;_ ja ) i' - "40 IA I picking . peckets at Camberwell Fair. The. Eastsx, • dietlea.4to d. -ii. ftaltubaoa. )1e sate, hint in theact of picking ithepoc,ket of • ' :geiiVerlanial )00 4 10.0 0 If Tomlinson, of Beaumont-place, Tottenham.. , . • . T o i d ,, k the 44,0:46T.ii i tWatik ) 30,4; t-rpad ;;and on searching hint, three poclsqt-, Stef.••oinottett. to too. eats* ,arillfsfookedili4b}r kerchiefs, supposed to have beenstolen, were tt t r:et.. , t • l',,' 5 5 1:- IV e.e ...A l f • i l itr . ,:t! 1. • i ritcllttot d upon him.—The Prisoner was sent op. 4044 svaiti.le::ctisiteac. - I§,e. Ca .at . a tAii At ;61 render. . .. kazisib swill 1011040 " 44 ' 1 : 11 4 rltl i t iilsO4s;• "MP Postvitelster, in the Asighbourhoo&of , ; liell, - -ti s i /n t .• trilit•) eji i • • ' , attended, ley view efiss,stimitionteustelerz. O. n 4 i.rals ifb.weavia•bill. e1L.0104.1 LAI . ' a -Act of the gothlkli(.ltia-1114.rer4.. state:pot • '4l4efix•-•?•• 71 . •41 1 0- bIibIPIL Alltabilit i.. :I I leg his accounts, to which . charge lie P 10,14 /4 - Evitettrivkai un.frriMeAtut•WriegitTg. e ;y, and was convicted iu the mitigated potsoktjt i ..ci l l :fe the Carouse .) . • tiA .- N. 4 I. and3l. Igedia• Beef .. f t .'s.. u m. .10.e,Xent... ) ..45 t , ) , ft . r'' ~ - • ',, etutten"M. 'lit . • se. I•rods .. .' ;.'s§, _ N. et wattle Cook, a fair Ciprian, was,etarl Ili* , ' 'll6lOl -••• )49..1411: ei'es.'l,ol, , •*4 to ing two twenty,petteelbank nOtesinsell f Otliov: • • "p•ski c ; t 4 .4-- rip - aiN i. c -. 1, sal note, the . property .of J erondoh.• now% , 1 114 ir. atithes's Iktarkei a . ' littera it e. Vs 6d 60114 t 4 A •-. dford, in Sorry, & fi shmonge r.. ..;,,.. tri(L : - 1- 1 , clave:Marketi ....,:•.mr: Id' %irately Nasda 'fitto Oe teat appcived that, on the Bth instant,AMPeollaß !Nerd., 13444101 • 411. *1 " 144141414 tu • - (4411 t °l ° fllb. - ----- ' Stia Ato .. 6:ii del tat ' ildeg-tnik'Stalf .... 60. ad 00 ' 4 r sew to town, andel he was.passieg through .1 if. e , .5.44t - 1 T:7",. 4 .r 'aril's Church-yard, on .the night .of the same . • Average .. • •oeteliselba iropiem meek .. 4is 94 tft:42; :h.! ..A.Cvavett ~.... he was met by the Prisoner ; : when she cm- • l 'i. _ _ l '" (lond heel „. .- 15b.;14 ed hint in her emu, and he stouW • not disen. Yellow Soap. POs-ukallislikAtet*-IPbeilfr, CO- 011-Cur4. :•21 himself front her (this is now a commie' ;wee- . 1041-Castile 20. Os A le'l). 0 , - Prj •of '. ldlan- lie doze Its tid-ediottlei, 14s 6 d .‘..,, with - women of the Prisoner ' s description to - ..„ ct, of --7 Pf 1 3 % .-.. i t , _, ..-1 gentlemen). She iotreated him to 4o ,bonus • n;:. ..-T. .--' ~ 'IrA.V.' hi Illrife.. ~•- t iqta al . i:i '. .', • do her, bet, when he enquired -wbere she lived v I%r 3 7,:r4:l'er.L.Ki 0 , ~,,,,,,..,..ei.,.., MO xeused herself, and iteddeely made off. ,When l'slidteings . m. .se. ei ts: idobil mi:eti oa.is. Al ; ot to the bottom of Ludgate:hill, he .disco, fnaleelltla i - t jetsteir 'thief:: 'NM Sr 1 1, : • ••f ' • ite .the pocket of his pantaloon& turned ,•inside .: ~-.lgrrbs , - • b and the above notes steleu. - The Prosecutor, 1 COAL. M A it.ltill'a4/ludaaltl:- OS a) i 1 ; in,ppssessien of the eqr,heremid_dates of the 44Pt2 , 1 0$ 4ftrkfirl " it A tilliffuldi..A i l i a l lp lir al .d : r- ',9 h 4 iri.wP iufwma•ti°n"iirPle-.44 6 41.. ° P,d. Lselt ; Iteod ;insierV4 'l-A•i:1 1 1 4 / 7 "..i1K: WO s. 'III „11 iiiy,s. icfier Dee, of the : twenty-potted eedS,:leitt ; -ett.sysileil emis emerallp. &wool/ • ''' If ad. , into i e .Bank , eititUt..wes,lrApil . to ' l 'll rFA 1„.....,r20.76, Or V . C/Ir fil *WU i f ; . d. 9 Mi..khili pit, ..Alpit),loci,,itli Asi T ifirti }, - ...T s% Is 'we se' I Pi Allistlik ftco,Ted i t or. thP.:rrifoPe t t awl,, ' - 4 kversayi - ofteffild!aidoida4ol,loolmteerui•n• fi 4 es Of port s of , _tie night of ,cito i rsttligyo aotRA lAtilitit jpg h w e W m l i? Y t d ol ep . N it . 4; eFiItYPITIIOI9-140 tat 1 3".• forma ust4e on i3el7,4hredaS MO • ;a Vatritvvelhitt 01 §kbet . ,,yrisoner was receeeden b , „, • , ,. . : .: ; ,1 .4hrreiterigiisesed e af e l k* We Sas __et •au 1,4.1. v I. i) 1= w 1,45." .` l iMilit a ff IA tv i z' Ni n a "94; i d it, Fo umn in memory cif Lerd pi u l igli p pt . , I' 7 , : n p,4 8414 , s oi doisecomseata l isegAi N t is t io R , a "figtime:ef his Lordship, mis t ; , e I:tiotra4-*Lis 4.lt.ietilt, viamtb.piased on tht . r ivf.„..t ~ A i lie wereesterLire Mint, /Alison sold ftelr.- 1,134 / 141/ _ ..... ...... 411 75 141 _ A _ . . • it A soloirlsho had ° " ,Y 9 SI .. - Ll 4 .loltlt_si , ikt • #73 16 c, , , laurriftirill" . 414 usidhisisfy to jp,lleAsciaty I ssigt . sL: 2oa .i todd ' 3104 . ',. 5et p csiiiiisiaismt o t t i z: ca t the likeness Of .1 - ip ; cirkkrAce t d ; 4, ilviii, i E ,„ (4,trslietipeolosisomir , .1 ire of . . 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