The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-17 00:00:00

0i41) BAILEY. Yesterday TV, Bland was indicted for stealing' pound of tea, value seveivlshillings, the pro- . perty of the LaSt L nin India CorupacA lie prisoner,. it impeared; InbOtlrer iCV,TM4OVEtitit India Co o lpiany's having; an License of ;is. a-day for his serVices.- His lionei•siy:.had never been ' qoeStioned till the present , oreasion, oaten one of the Overseers of the Dock-lard having•suspeeted hint, stopped him as be was quitting work at find on searbing hied, in hisltat ; the et own. of which was unesnallY high, was found 'a bag ‘viti6h had the apnearancepf . being made on por pit.T, in which was contanted'u,xpraotity of tea r . rotifer the•Waistba . .nd.of his In;ee,Ope t apother bal.; discoY l reo , } 16 . 0 aPParentlYtainde for the ptir- . yose of coneeitlan nt ; in et hie h t bet e was found a far quantity of tell.- 7 -Guilty. John ,liairlinbon was indicted for stealing '6.1b.. ten, ale propertyrg the Last Iridia.Conipany,. Thomai #.labotirer in • t Ire serviee of the ,East India company,.,stated., that hn the 21st of. .AugeSt last,. having observed sonic tea scattered about on the seat of the priv ,. ;, l;e, . searching, ..found two bags r.ontaining :tea, banging on a gimblet under , the seat of I..steeming duty to mention the fact to one of the, oFt:ricers, he did so, in 'consequence of which a p o t, ce Officer was employed to . Wateli.th;., The l itisoner at the bar, Wits) was a I:lbonret th • ...t.rvice d. , f 'he (:onipany; was seen to go into the ; ; , s'ta'y iY. qirestion ~ aod coming out • Again, was fo!ice ed by the Otlicer io a ihed; where a caravan whiOt he drove•,. was•plreed.. The Officer watched bin) out of the yard, and then searched him, when, in the niiseArag of his. _horse 'wel:e , found t bags, which proved to_he those which • 'flOof had seen hanging under the seat in the privy. The prisoner, on heiog asked where he got. them, . bond them in the privy,. and: .wished to God he had not talien theni. t ~ it..veral.witnesses gave the prisoner a most ex cellent. chararier. . • , • Mr. Justice 14,1kttn situnnedrup_the evidence„ and the 'hill? impiediately :found- the prisoner; Guilt Jataee Cooper was indicted' for borglarionsly breaking And entering the dwelling-house of Thomas Wells, in the night of the 21st August, with , intent to steal, and' stealing therein a quan tity of wearing apparel, and other articles, the Property of the said Titaness Wells ; and Eliza beth Cooper, the wife of the said James Cooper, . vas also indicted fur receiviligHthe,same, know ing it to be stolen. The prosecutor, who lived in Goswell-street, 'proved tlitit on-the night preceding the day of the robbery being discovered,.he Made every thing se cure previous to his and his family's retiring to. rest ; next moraing; hieever, he found that 'his house bad been entered, and a v;:riety of articles had he en stolen, witkli had' been deposited'ovee , ni g h t dr it 'kver. The tceis prodricett various in ri c k s constituting part o f' the property stolen, - and which were fount! on searching the lodg:ngs of the prisoners. A hot: war> also found,. containing a number duplicates Of other articles of the prose ettiocs properly, 'which the pawnbrokerte proved • vi*.ere pled g e'', by the filmile prisiiner. 'ate.tiee. IlisA,Tit, an suninong up the deuce, infornajd the Jury that they might tirrOw out of theii consideration the capital, part of the charge, there being HO satisfactory proof of the breaking and. entering iq the niyht time, nor had city value been put upon cite -property stolen. As • ; to the female prisoner, too, they Would have to . cousider whether site might not with propriety he. acgaitted, as it might, without any great stretch or prohability, he :inferred, that .she had : acted onder the inifoenee of herhusband. • The `'Jury accordingly' found. ,fames COoper Guilty of stealitig under 'the value of 405.; and Otioheth (...00per Not fittilty. L'ooper was tigailt . 'indicted for breaking and entering the dittelling4oiise of Win. Demp-. star, the. wile of the said Wirt Dempster being, within et the time, with intent to steal, atrae , tunny stealing a shawl, Value 20s. Th.., duplicate of the ehsatvl, Vvhieh had been. phnlged for was found upon . the prisoner. Mrs. i . ..)enipsttlr valued it only at the sum for width it bad been pledged. The prisoucr, his defence', as he had also al tege( whet) W 'as. , lasttakeu into custody, said. .1 that he purchssed the Thiplicate, for 3s. of u person . who hail Since gooey) sea. Justice a left it to thelory to Con sider the probability of this story, and they, with= out hesitation, found the prisoner : Wolf WAY ' .Barnet Levy and ha Abrahains were inTheted - 'for felOniously ti on the King's highwhy, John Robinson, piittink hitn in' fear; 'and taking Provo his person and against his:Will, on the evelF. - ing of the 9tli install:, a gold seal and a metal chain and Rey, - Of the %%line of 2i; 'Hie prosecutor stoned, that on the evening, n clue anion; Anon nits. o'elock, as he was po.sing 'Wong lirick-latic.„-Siiiij.hlield, he ,was met by five -men, two 01 whimi were the prismiers ut the intr. flar,net Levy ritAied.itpon the pro,,ee n t or , hit hint in tilt. thrwit his elbow 01. fist, a n d ne it 6ii%ingled 16111 getting ale same time, of the prosecutor's watcn,chain, licit, with the seal and key,' he' broke' oft from t watch, tont • then ran away. Tile prosecutor called out stop thief,", an d r a il after Barnet Levy. Ile had pur sited him for about 150 yards, and was gutting so near to Levy that • he must have taken him, when the other prisoner (Abrahams) hit the prosecutor a blow in the I;,lck of the neck, -which enabled .L.t'y to escape. The prmeottor did pot . see the priso4ers tal;en ; but. he :san/..ftlein vtitt the Wodueday at..L l autbeth-street °dice. Lle was certain. of Abe mcn, and had known them both befOre. lie had known theta for several years, • • 1 1 1 0 1 el'i tie ()Meer, in consequence of the hi tot'- FCCeived froni the ploseentor, took tip tip: prsoners on the ,Monaay after the He forma nything t h eft}} entice of rb to i L - a number of iv itneti..i es , joys, gave. both prisoners a goc.)4 character. • Th e prosecutor, whO -had said he had known the p r i,. :oners for years,,-wits asked what wa.3 the 4 . -Vbaraetee he had kaQwn.of the prisoner c When be Si id, be bad known them for the last 41irtr year , 8 bearing the character of reputed thieves. 'life lather of Levy came forward ,jut is the Learned Judge (11Eirrit) was aboul to address .t be 44rYi anti begged to be heard io behalf of his. sone klis.ohjt Wds to prove, an al . ifl on tht.- part . of 13arnet1 evy, .by swearipg thai on the evening 'of the rol;hery, the prisoner Levy had been in company with him, at his house from half-past seven; t% hen he came home front the ,Synagogue, till ten, or within a quarter of ten o'clock. The prosecutor %vas again .called', and statQd, that propositions had been, to lrin on 'the part of the hither, tin ongh a pers , m,ol the 'none o Johnstone, who, if he were present, cont(' also *prove the fact, of giving hitn gold se;' , lN and if be would not prosecute the present in dictment. Mr. JUStiC6 - 11E,Mr11 pointed out to the Jury . tbe improbability of the story told by the father, ‘ihen,eompared With the conduct of the prisoner himself before the Magistrate, wild, having asked him. what he had td allege why he should not he committed for‘ trial, instead of. brinr,ing. forward his father,' to prove that he liad heal! with hiin at the time, and therefore could not have , comniitted Ilitrobbery, stated, that he 3lir,uld rescue what he had to say till a future occasion.. He did not then think of an alibi, which,indeed,'it.appeared, ibeirlte defence set no tyy the other prisougr Abrahams. The .lury, without lie•itation;:foUnd both ."the prisoners Guilly- , —Death. S'aralt Stevens was indicted ,for stealing" Bank Of. England note,: two , Bank dollars . of value of I Is., and three 3,i. tokens, of thexalueOf 95., the property of Elizabeth - Freeman, in, her d welling:4loost. The prosecutrix stated, that on Om 9th olAn gust , she placed the note, awl dollars, and tokens, nvitioned in the *indictment, in, a drawer in th e room, the prisoner, who lodged in her first (Ivor, being present at the time. Both the .prosecatrix. and prisoner afters ards went out. Next tiff, the note, dollars, and tokens, were gone. The pri, .soner denied all knowledge - of them ; hut . , on searching her, the note and dollars were fotindin her bosom, and the tokens lying nn her bed. The prosecutrix could shear to the note and to one of 'token. :It appeared that prosec.ntrix , and prisoner.. were unfortunate women, The Jury found the prisoner (ailty,of _the.sbn pie felony, in stealing to the amount of 235. Samuel 411'Citze and Jamnes . Woodland were in dieted for *stettling Et Kink note for 251 two Bank . tunas. for 201: each, several 51.: and 11. Bank.notes, two guineas in gold-, a. silver pint pot, and a va riety of other articles; the property of John flam 7 moil, in the dwelling-house ot.Alice It appeared, that the prisoners having overheard the prosilcutor, about twelve o'clock at' night, in the neighbourhood of Whitechapel, ask a watch man whom he met to procure him lodgings, of fered to skew him where ,he conld be, accommo dated-, and accordingly took him to a place 'called Dillon'ii-court, where he remained all night. On wak;ng at six o'clock in the morning, however ; he discOvered that all his property was gone, with the exception 018 shirt and pair of stockings. On each 01 the prisoners, when apprehended, a consitle . rable stint of money was J'ound, andit was idso'pi;oved.that thy. had, in company ingetht , r; made a variety of purchases Of neeessaty :itticks of dress. To none of the property'foml, how ever, oould the proSecinor . swear; except to one note for 51„whieh was found Upon the person. of APQr,ae. - In these circumstances, the Jury found Samuel APCilie Guilty, and James Woodland Not Guilty. The Learned Judge, in the circuinstances of the case,, refused to allow the prosecutor his ex , reuses. James Fellows was capitally convicted for as saulting Jonathan Whitaker on tl,e King's high— way, putting him in fear, and taking floor his per son, and against his will, a silver watch, and live 3s. Bank tokens, his property. .IgII)DrAE,S4g, SESIONS, SZVT: IG, puly'r ER POI'S. Our readers will recollect, that few flays pg 4 as inforndttion was lodged at the Public O 1 ce, Row -street, before Mr. Nitres and Mr. RichardsOn the Magistrates; against Muncell Powell, a publi can, for sending beer to. be drank out of hi', house . ) id a VCStiCI belonging to him, containing less than one gollon,. vie; a quart ports, and, that he was convicted of the same tinder the I 2th Gen:. I. ; c. sect. 7: in the penalty of -40 s. :Wherettpon he gaye: notice of , appealing against the said convic tiOO to the Sessions'; and this day it was expect ed that , the' subject would have been discussed; but when the Magistrates came to look into the Act of Charles-11. tha,t gives jurisdiction mat ters of appeal, they found that the person con victed could "only appeal to a. General- Qufirter Session, add this being but an AdjOaroed SesL sion they could not lifear , it, and -the conviction therefore remains, unless, at the next SessiOnS; which will tle the -25th October,- the. Appellant rnakes' another applicatiotL In a pauper's ease, It 'was dec.ided,,. that the hiring of a bed merely to sleep in, without, hay iug the entire use of the room, does dot give a pauper a legal settlement in a parish. , On Saturday se'linight, as the wife of Mr. Co lin Al' Knight, innkeeper, Newtown, 'near Car lisle, was proceeding, along Caidew-bridge, 'she Was alarmed by a horse with a cart, which 'had taken fright, and was gailoping furio us ly a l ong. In her hurry to, avoid this danger, and owing to the duskiness of the night; she did lint o..,erve second horse and cart, which, having 4150 taken fright, closely followed the former. The animal cometfuently came against her with such vio lence, that:she-was precipitated Over the battle-' nidnt of the hridge, n.arly 20 feet, into the channel of, the river, .and- wtis taken with one of her . arms shockingly'fraCturcd; of her ribs broken, and various seycre briiiseS• Qn Wednesday s ,..Loocs 13everley, a glazier, f e ll from a ladder;' at HoddentOeld, a tit,'and iostantlyThe same day, a boy.was , drowned near liunslet Sunday yOung playing with one of the coal waggons, on Huns t Mnor, Was'hilied - by lbe waggon tanning over POI, Ct. TIATtoN-GARI3EN. .Thomas Jackson,' rigntls Whitehexj, and Itobp•t v Smith, Nyerg charged by a Mr. Page with ail ontrageous assault on Ills per... on his retort) to town in a ehai.se, , from,llar net. It appeared by the. Prosecutor' 4 statement, that th e prisoner, Jackson, kept the toll at the turnpike gate, 'at Battle-bridge; when the pri.secit-; for came to the gate he found it Shot ; he called o ut Toll. Jackson appeared, and dem: , tided the ntmORT (If prosecutor's ticket, which lys coald not see to tell; there *as no lanai); but allindight in the tolljiouse. Mr. Page desire:it-Jackson., to bring the light, and , look at the ticket,:. holdipg it out for that purpose, hut Jackson .refused bringing a light, or lettineMr. Page pass through the gate. The prosecutor .alighted from his anise in order, to set ' by the light at the door the number - of the ticket, when he was repeatedly struck by the pri soner Jackson, and the other two prisoners. who tied a . blindkerchief • round Mr. Page's neck in order, osfite suppos.eti, to strangle him. The par ties4ere bound over to the Sessions. • . .Irimes Turner was brought up in the custody of an officer', and placed' at the bar. The Office was very full at the time, of which t•4e prisoner availed hirnself, and - took an opporttinity , 4w :nix amongst the . crowd, in order to effect his escape. Having then left the office, lie found lie could not go out at either door; as there were some officers in the passage; he, therefore; opened the door leading up stairs.to the Magistrate's private apartments, alideOncealed Ilia:self in the. attics, where he was found behind a post, after a long search in every part at, the house. 1 e was then brought down, and afterwards placed at the bar on a charge of stealing. an umbrella from a shop -defog in Gray's inn -lane, and a parasol from a' shop ;it High Hol born .; both , eharmes being satisfactorily' proved the prisoner Was fully committed. , • :1 - .Nti)NtHALL.---A dealer in • skins, residing it the Borough, w as summoned before Mr. BI RN , on an information Charging her with haviin., ex posed to sale Seiewskins, in the public unicket., - the same not having been first examined and stamped by the proper of us thiccted by the Flaying Act.' Ttle defendant did not a ppear, but the, facts of the' case were proved, and she was tined 1./. 15s. being five. shillings for each skin so exposed to sale. . A baker was fined and costs•, for - Laving in his b. - kelfonse a quantity of alum, contrary to act of Parliament. •Flhe allum wa., 'discovered by the officers who went to weigh thq bread : the bread proved weight, but the finding the alum convicted him. CORONEWS- .\:Q ESTS. LASCARS. On Tuesday !an - inquest w” held, at the Fir 'Tree public-noose, in Whitechapel„ before J. W. UNWM, Esq. Coroncr, On the 'body of —:----- Archong-; a Chinese, who, Was brOught to the London Hospital, on .Suoday, in a . .dreatifully wounded state. Mr .Wilson, m ilson, a mil of the Hospital, described the deceased as'having,a'coMpottotl'fraetpred Which extended to the k twejOillt t W01111(ii on his scalp. The leg was ampUtateLL but be died the same night. On openiag the body, a large quantity of extravasated blood “ ; ar found i n the cavity of the belly, which witness could not trace to any particular wound, bitt.which he, thought the immediate Cause of his . death. ; „ . Another witness said, be went to tbe barracks von Sunday morning last, and found the inmates fighting together, in a state of dreadful disturb mule. Having” obtained 'assistance, he quelled the riot, a,nd found some of them badly wounded, whom be sent to the Hospital, among them was the deceased,.. The affray was a.general.one, and though eight of those found fighting were taken up, yet after the 'strictest emptily, tie could not trace its origin, nor who were the aggressors.— The pafiies fthfght with large kniies, •pitchforks, &c, 'The Coroner said, he thought the facts of the case could only justify the verdict of manslaugh ter against some per,on or 'persons not tb be wondered at, as the parties were strangers, whoSe language was 'unknown, and the sitnilarityoftheir dres§-and appearance so great, that it Wns difficidt for speetwors to distill gins') them. Mar\y' patrages Of. a similar , na ture had taken'place among the Lascars and nese in that part, of the ' , cacti-01)611s of late Years ;• and though no charge of negleet seeni&rl imputable'tix the Overseer appointed by the Eas t ,Company, on the present •.oecasiort,..yet it was to be regretted that the men were subject to, no particular-restraint 3 and it was dreadful to 'reflect, that in a' neighbourhood • like Shadwell, where a portion of the dreg ti o f the kingdom found. a common centre, such' a number of strang ers o f irritable tempers,- addicted to intoxication, and ludi savage, should be, 'revnetted-to Inuit about the streets; and lurk in public himses, tO the disgrace of social. order, and t4rl'Or of the 11eighbonrhood. T certainly he subject ceainly required the attention of the East India Company, ilnot of Government. In 1896, the VOBC' IM the Lasears; and such at seene 'of:savage riot.ensued, that every house waS shut, and the nagistrates were obliged to call its the aid of.the military.. He would only repeat what he said on that o6Ca,dors, that it was to be hoped, a system would speedily .be . adopted to re— medy-the evil by the removal of these people into barraelts, at a distance ft:trat town, "or by accom- Modating them on board ships.' Verdict, Not - slaughter, against sonwperson.ur persons unknown. Yesterday another inquest was- held on (%rlin, another Chinese, who Wifs- carried to the same Hospital on ''unday, and who had his skull frac- tured in. the same affray, The men carried to the Hospital weresix in all, two of Whom are dead.— Th e evidence being the same as in the.former cases, the'Juryreturned a similar Verdict. Two other inquests were held' at the same place., on the bodies in two Lascttrs, who were stabbed on Tuesday last by som e Malays, its their bar- racks. In One of the erts - es,' the Jury returned at. verdict of trilYal Murder against Aintullith, a Malty, and a sitnilar verdict as to the other case against. some versoamukuowa. SCOTLAND AprLicrimi c.ALAMITY.' On :Itotiday afteftwor About or.e o'clock; a rae• . lancholyitecident occUrred 'on the:Gide; aboui, the m ithile of the rivet . between' I)iin(.ou and thc Clough: light,house. In making her paisage frur, the 'fortafrplace, the ferr • b rtt - c aveving se' ea y•- (, , o . .niale,andyfernale passengeri,. and , about tb .it y heatt if 111 - aeic cattle, was unfortunatck' Ili'sl , II Y vi r. hitli , the following persons weredrowned :---- , Tiierrri . g J s ..„ o,l S ; teere, writer,' Glasgow ; ,Mr: .1.)(0 101 ' r .natnelo)ont iz es lz i i ( s iti li t t l t i cnear . I)uiioou ; a yottitg two his wife, m ,(lately arried) Ite' , 'l""sing to Dunqou , Mary Weir, servant to )11'1 IJariness, Leskindrosks, anill.)uttean,l3lack, ferry:. niar. Of the surviving passcng:T.,, we Midi:MOO inoc-ave4l, himself by getting, hold of soni c of the woo, , ratut the _other, John Camphell, drurcr, 4 r clinginKlb:one of the cattle, until picked up,-' Not Withsta.iding our most dil'..getit imptirics, d e lia v e as yet received 119 . aCeuraie'informatioti iv gardjug the manner in which this aff ectin g via. unity oc„ctirred. From What 'we can., collect, 10 believe it to have been occasioned by the beg swell of the river, and .the strength. of the pleat the time,. causing tlte'eattle to crowd to the lee' side of the vessel, the invariable conseqaence-eft such eases. It is said, that a greater number 111. mentioned. above 'had been in• the boat iviio g ' first pat off, but partially apprehending the 1101. ger,' it‘was put ' back, and ' a part of the m re-1.0(1 0. • , . ni• I n consequence of the storm of Tuesaily 10 0 . - e ing, the 7th itcst:the.retnains of five bodice ' 1. .4'; washed ashore - near the place where the p,,.:, sehqorter,,,of Lerwick, was wrecked on thc 2 . 1 b , 1 1 February last. Among, them ‘Vas the body oil. tter.John Duncan; late minister of Dtinropaivn, known by his watch, and by the natne unirleP, his Et c , : kcloth. A person froin Lerwick, wl , ", h'll) i i pened to he on the spot, recognised the boqo John rlicath, an invalid beloogiog to t he garrison of that place, whO ' kept a shop in:d, town. T same. he sae,person also stat ed that the 1) ;;', 1, ~ of a man in a seamuit's dress, that of I. ` 06, SimPson, the mate, whose ' watch (maker's lit t i , , i 'William . i.;:ttotr; LOntion, No. 2,173) w ith ,bis iol!,,,felyi:shi,..ec.antiwpaeioin)tikthligiiigft'le):,.oaalibli,toli duiemstses:ctir.einiik,eatssiltn'o.coltniiiligi:ll:o„,e„ poeketay lead to the ,knowlcdge of hi 9 Pr„, tilated and corrupted State, consisting.=',lte (113t..,,r part of the bark bone and t tvq 6105,144 C r . , 11 ,5 • i ;it. .upon i i t t is ; the name in one of . the stocki n g s l i ) „ tit so Much - torn out, that tiOtiting could be 10( d e , .. ,p9!,„ supposed, _ s : l. o one e tf. however, IQen leg, f: 1:111 at P4::: :: I f e: J KB1 9 i:: . I ; t s e c . i r: lrr i s T: o of,tite person, to be the renotius rivet' -0, 1 4 ip t i al t t rne tT os( e it ' pe ;: a • e r r b yl e . i ct ?_ ti yi j a : ; i g tit L i t t i l t e t t i . :l :;; le n i . j r : e l l l te l l 7e i u l i : e i l t : : 3 C . l : ll ; l ge t c oo l - t v .n i et a ss °lc i l e i , tr ' s d: : : t. ' i ' : l o c" h ); : i fe le i s . ( feC i l:l : l‘..le il, c , c ; ''': : ‘ tl: : e l:: : l ; Str . l i i ; ll:. , bock if t; , • I f 1b t dangel'°"s tit. 1 • y, at St :James 's P , a('' ' 2 " "(l4eistt:eliji::l.ti'l°'::: ' ;:‘'):l ; .Y'l'l'fi'.2l4l)i e4l to Leith, for • the sati,faction of the ti to li u the deceased. ' ' 1 . .1d f' sl The new litre of the .I.7rcat no r" In , ,„.I)ii North Queensterry to ,Kin 'roSs (cr)tl'a,`l`;','lirril" six wiles in length, hi w___ch was opened ticotoroa• lie last ittoictii, ,ffor t ig a nmst improc: r ;,,,i, , ,s; 1 11 n ' eali°o .'"tlie former very rtig!.;ed 0 3 ' o il, 3t litany' places one foot in nine arid I lj' ' „o . lil ic "e Pince, 'one foot in . eight, vv hile the ;Elle at I .o. place rises hiore than one foot hl .:',,,-,,, of direction o f th e roa d an d its cono.l.o.ciLi:.:etcoq,• which stoiies broken rnall, over .a fir.m ''' r o S l/' are, accgriling 'to plans from 'Alt% Afteg ,ell es e , engineer, tvbich ha v e been extit,mi el Y ",.. 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