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g i ~1 I .To 1 ; ry I~ 1 r f 1 1 '~f • g ir • fa r k .. l6: l l, • • le a loge family; you know lee will sewer he paid fur it" As altercatise thee took place, and Heilnegave•Dobeara a Mew, and said he would not allow hire to remits in his heime. On the crues-essmisation, he said he did sot think Mr. Hulm was • gentleman of the " fancy ;" bast they used ha ge on eorgeslaieg " joeular.like" in Halat's parlaay. They had • supper teat sight at Halves image. Thee, were shoat 14 pennies }reseal. They had a turkerfer sapper, bed *Yeti , Inas peett4is share—(a laugh.) Witlide Mills,, sworn, told pretty nearly the•rdiese etcrs sod addle, that during ihr allereatter Daiwa tot up agip said, tt If you say that, youb-- y 'Maim, I wail stead 4." Thea Hulm said, Do you mess behtine ?" The willite appeared to corniest, sad thetli Halm struck him the *km. After • reply from Mr Revieent PILLL, the Lotto CHIC, JVITICC aced Hie Jury that in this case the scout' had been proved, co iustAllmente bad bees at tempted, sod it only remained ter Ake to say, oat • full caosiderstitsa of the evidence, what ilailhages they wield ottani. The Jury returned • verdict for doe flaiktii--110amsgee 451. 11 , R0,1` V. IIItiIGOVON. STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS. Mr. Retjeaet Ttoviv, with whom was Mr. Poetaees, owed this cage to the Joey. It was se action so receiver else ✓ainest of • promissory time value M. The Plaintiff was 'a tettoles•le clothier at Orbital, and the P•fendaet was Illippy t •merly proptleter of a thei:ire at Swansea, and allerwerde 4111 6 erigagement at Deurylaise theater. Tbe nute beet date 113 IS, and the 'wry were aware Ow by the Statute af Lielstione the Defendant *wild bury berm rzsmersimi Gem one debt ; bet If the *Owe party maid worry, that inthia ass - , years they had received a promise of parties', dint midair., slier entirely the nature of the case. That was the •-tp# point they we - mid have to try, and be hod no doubt : a l would feel it to be • bard cmy, Oat his client Mould s in ceasequence of the indulgence be had attended Co Mr. Sterner!). The Drfendsees viral ere to the 'promissory note haviefi'l been provrd— A letter we/ then pit In as evidence from Mr. Bestresetti to the Plidatiff, bearing date 1817, promistisite "arrange walleye' after his return teem Liverpool. Upon this evMenee the triton was founded. Mr. Jerjeant Vstrunan arklressed Ore./wry on hebsat of ihe Defeatism.. The point at sane was a suited le i tr e :4l nd fie'. He contended, that neither was the he MP the promissory note, or subsequent letter, sufficiently premed, Aar wan it at all clear that the letter referred Su the parotid. ‘fvlse debt. ; The Juicy returned • verdict for the Plaintiff, es this 'ground, that ire Itte .bseore of all “Ifiltitee ile prove any Otter trtneaction between the parties; the Jury it of opinion that the letter referred to the debt. OLf) . BAILAY, WEDNIVIDAT h DICSIIIIII. 11. Is consequence of the dense fog, the Court was lighted op 11w whole of the miming is the same w se at night. Twenty primeers, against whom no hills hail keen Newel, were separately brought up sad severally discharged. Winroin Thompson sad Wm. idanikarl were dead Is. each and discharged. WWii, the person charged with robbing several he . telt is which he had lodged, from time to lime, sail whose stag Ima been folly detailed iu the coarse of his examina. lions at Mumalreet, wan this morale( 'opaline soinicted of steeling • silver tes-pot front a tavern at Linselhouse. After his conviction he moved the Court far an order that mime m. 0., which bail been taken from him ea hit •ppro• Apemen might be returned to bin', amounting to 901. sad oposerdr. The Iteamasa expressed his artsaiehment •t the %ppd. sestina front a perms whose whole attestion ought rather to be turned to the deplorable situation in which his felonies had phiesd hie , rather than occupied by as ;anxiety to re ceiver posormion of the proceeds tit them felonies. The money awn be paid ism' the hands of the Sheriff There was several whew indictments spinet the Prisoner, wllLeit were out proceeded is. *meal pawativekees applied to the Court fur directions • tio in the di 'sal of properly in their possession, which had been pind 4 eJ with them by the Prisoner. The llaconuLn ordered the whole of the property to be g o e a op to die several persons claiming ii , who had berm hutud over to prosecute. JUVI!NII,E DKLINQUENTS. JamssAlsse. aged wise, and Chow Jaws, aged twelve year., were indicted for ;dealing three knives, value Sir. dd. :he prowl-4y of Richard Untold. Ile Proseristor keeps a shop in Loath Moltorietteeor, and ha. a quantity of his wares constantly exposed for sale in a .akew.glass, essiside the shop wiuduw, fees 'Ostiab he mi a ow, Amo the 1411 of October, two pair of ear-rigge r , a Wood", a 4 pair of dispel, and three knives. The journeyman of a 'hair. 4 dresset, in whose Lome the prisoner Stites mother lived, nay in his pownesins vu the evening of that day, the ear.rincs, brooch, and pls." which he offered fur sale. A person who wee 'tending by, said, tie buy mast have stolen them, and took them from him, "rein be would imp them •mitill the owner appeared. Upon inquiry it wan dis covered that. the articles in question had been stolen; from Sian Prosecutor, and they were returned to him. A constable nrtnea LAVIS. w whose ib• Pruneutur bail commust;aaied the circumstance of the robbery. apprehended the Prisoners, urd asked what Ilv had dose with had :hey . - the things they to. •ouien Irons Mr. Gould. James said he only had one knife ' which lie hod sold; sod Sher said the other things had been ta keit from bin by a boy named " Died Stockman" who after .wards lost them is a fight. The evidence to the shove effect having been gone through, • and the Pumpers making nu defeum„ sad cathiag so wit ire.ses, the Jury instantly timed them both Guilin. bhee it appeared lied been tried before, aed James was an • •oiphan without any friend.. "I'ne ItSCOSIDaIt directed iegoiry to be made, whether 'they could be received into the Refuge for the Ocotillo., sod 't is at mean time their judgment was re.pited. !fear" Core was indicted for &trailing nineteen rot milord cotton frau the shop of %Valium. Sheppard .nd Keep Davis, tioen-drapers,in fit. Jobe-sir-et, Smiil _ Thompson. • City pollee offices, saw the Pennine/ take the goods hem the shop in the leveeing, and rue of. He, of r.uurse, pursued him, and the Prisoner dropped a piece of prided cotton handkerchiefs, whisk Thompson picked up, -and the Prisoner was at tbe some lima aloppod sad secured by • eirton passing. The Prisoner, who was very •well-dressed, on being called ou f.ir his defeuee. said he Mad been for some time oat of employment, and his wife aid children were starviog, cad r* I, erne dishy*. drove blot iv summit the theft, lie there floe threw himself us the mercy of the Court. He added, his frieud, who were to have spoken to his ch., meter Ayr., not in attetidaoce, nut koowiog that he was to be tried. The Jug immediately imputed a 'enlist of Gatify, and 'the ft ecoitost iaguired how long the promos/ had bees kmin , as a thief. 31r. Irosittier.—"Hr was tried here at time /sit Sessions " 'the RYCORDWR unwediately 'corniced him to be Dina r ttd foe my. u years. Prisoner—" My Lord, 1 bare only use (miter to ask, if so, please." CCOltDell— l4 What is it ?" l'erouer—" I only hope eve will 'end my wife and family •lib me wherever I go to." itICORDESt—" You are a hardened end impudent fellow. Take bin: away." N'illiaat Dorsett, a man of very reepectable appeersoce„ aria ',witted fur einbeszting V. Me property of Josiah But ters?, hie employer. al, Atta., for the prosecution. stated to the Jury, that Mr. Beare., was a very extensive silk msoufarturer in spitslilelds, sod the Prisoner, up to the 25th of October tut, ahem he was dismissed, was a coti•iilertipi servant iu bin reiplu) Me 111. Mr. Houree, had in tins em pl o y upwards mil toor bumlred men, nod it was pert of the Prisonir's seen ...lion to pay the men eeery Saturday, for whirl, purpuee money was banded over to tier by towhee cleA is the arrouing. floe charge ht the present indictment was, that he entered io Line Look the solo of 21. as 'ache( raid that amo oat to a rd. of Daiwa • l 1 I t ,~ ~:.. markinuo r i . 114tt lag wli • weer reeeivedl mi i, d ghat the Hoerr*** It Whip awn wee, Mr. Bette's' was railed S. mere that the Prmuner was employed by him, and was empowered m pay and rewire seweies no his amoraiii. The PrlaNfr had bees ertlk kip roar )ears. He received NMI. a year sal,re, sad was allow. ed tw take appremiree, sad had *ohm privilege., "tick pro. dr . seed aliegrlkee about 41. per week, is to his-re polar salaiy. ileikel - -a. ' vowe l, • It WINTER HONK CIRCUIT. Defirre .4/r. Jvalies HA Virre. ; -4111 tit 11 ellTFOKI), DECKWSKIL ' . 'BURGLARY. Mame Riches, woe Indicted for beaakiatiloati owlet the dwelling-house of Enos Durant, in the paciab d 11014 , , is the sight time of the 13th of Nmernber. sad meell% therein • smock •frock, the prolong of William Osherept. Mr. Wisrsousir was Nellie promentios The Prisoner had formerly Inter a labeekrer in husbandry in the streice et the Prosecentle, but bat beets aletaltried. Bet were mix sod Oven o'clock 11111 the 13th of Novedfilme, it being then quite Math, the cottage is which the P '',l servants were lodged, was broken open by means of • . sure in Ilse window, mid a frock of Oshurne's stoles. There Wile marks. 4 blared on the wimlow, as if the thief had wounded himself. Suspicion falling on the Primate, be was next day apprehend. d •I a public Wale et Wbeeteeme, with the frock upon his back, which wee lailamillitri/ ils•• tiled. Oiie of his thanstr appeared to be cut, sod the frock itself was stained with blood. These feet. were proved, and, nailer the Learned Judge's directions, the Prisoner, who mails no oilier defence than pretesting Los iainicenee, was found Guilty—Death. HIGHWAY RORRERY. Jewish Threader sad Joke 7fireoder were indicted for as noilinediebn Traveller on the King's highway, on the 18th November, le the parish of North Miasma, putting him In fear, end tolling frogs his person twenty-two shillings is Myer. Sr. !Ogees was fee the prevention It appeared from the evidence of the Prdeeentor, an elderly man, that at the reorslagarf the 18th of November, shoot seven o'clock, he was coming nut of his cottage with two pails in his heed, to get some water, when the two Priruners rushed out upon hiss from a shed in hie own yin), knocked him down, knelt spun his body, and tified his pocket of • puree contaising '22s in silver. He was 'overtly hurt ; the blood gushed out ei his mouth, and he had hardly yet recovered from the effects •f the assault. The Pr ...ern ran nil with the money. It was proved by another withers, that the Prisoners were peen going towards the Prosectster's bonne vs ry fast, and were at that time about five minutes walk from it. The Preeeester was parltive as to the Primisers identity. The Pri.oneve onlennily protested their innocence. 111 r. Justice DATUM summed up the ease fur Me Jury, and The Jury found both Prisoners Guilty. The Prosecutor reeomnirndrd the Prisoners to mercy, sad begged that they might only be transpuited. MURDER. John Marshall wee indicted for (eloeiou.ly killing red slaying Samuel Panty, at Saw bridgeworth, ow the 48th Oc. tober last, Mr. JeSeOPP was fur the prosecution, and Mr. DOWLING for the defence. It appeared that the Prisoner and the deceased were barge• mew, and, with others, were drialtiog at a public.bouse at Sawbridgewoitis on the 26, her October. The dreamed had been in an ill humour with a - nee named Kiag, aid the Prisoner tried to prevail upon hies to denude The deceased retorted; the Prisoner again sad again urged him to de iii; . but the deceased at last threw the beer is the Primmer's face, and thee long the pewter pot at bins. The Primmer imeeedisirly rose; the parties chased. siregglsd, sod tied,- mated received a blow from the Pinworm, fall, sad rem se more. These were the (acts proved. Tim damaged appeared to have been the aggressor. AD excellest !billet*, mu given to the Prisoner fur mildness of dispositios. The ease went to the Jury trader the teamed Judge's di rections, suit they found the Prisouer Ner guilty. The Assizes dot not finish until • tate hear to-day. There are upwards of 80 primmer@ in the calendar for Chelmsford. CLERK ENWELL SESSIONS HOUS R. , . —.....-- The Hampstead case for coaspirsey, imault, sad rat' against liodglds, Green, and I others, is keeping for. ethic poseresion of • house and premises, known by the sign of the Old White Hart, in the above pa riah, was brought on again yesterday by Mr. Adulpline, ism. in the absence of his lather. After Mr. ALLEY had been heard in reply, Vie COURT went through the whole of the evidence and • OW lore of the ease, and pronousced as acquittal of all the Prisoners on the three meets, via. conspiracy, tier, aid meault. Pierce Jaehron was charged by Mr. John Seeree with cutting away the bell-wire from his street-door, in the pallets I of St. Andrew, klulloorn. Sentence—Two mouths Imprieonnsest„ mid' kept to heed dabour. ' John While,* lad, who stated himself to bee labourer out 'Of eniploy, sae isdieted by William Sparks, also a youth, 'mid in the same clamed life with the Priestlier, for stealing a 'Ur. i ' ilbeiteoce--Seves years irawsportation. ' Ala Setthrglars was iveraigsed, st the instance of Was. :Vita, for steeling • saw. liatiriameer's defense wee, that be stole the saw to pro. pyre ektwale. 'lerstesee—One month's hard labour. Richard Rionstore war put to the bar on three separate indictments, for steshog carpenter'. tools. This was Ps ouiver's first offence, and he received an excel lent character from several witnesses; and his father, who was examined. stated, that he had quitted his house is con. sequence of • disagreemeal slits its brother. and be believed temporary (Hoare,' bad arrwen his io the act. Seutrocr—Ten days inapt isournent. Hale, a young malt whose impeareweeof teepee. ! lability excited the interest of the whole Court, was charged by his nia.it . f, John Harris, • tailor, Is the Strand, with pee. Wining hi. proprity, ineannseb as he hail is his posessaillas about half • yard of kerseyntrre, which Mr. Arabia, young mar's lefelier, rode d to prove earns fora the putpu.e Mt his Ong it to a jouestepinasiof Me mac. area, fur to finish a pair of paataluons, ohm& the Ilbrimmer bad cat out, and misfittedthe waistband. The Jury instantly acquitted the Prisoner. A fashatitably dressed man, with a black silk handkerchief 'mind his Mts.., whose none ere did 1101 hear, bat who, we . understood, had formerly brew en allOrtiry, was placed el the bar at the prosecution of • batter in Holborn, who, it appear ed, had some houses to dropout of, whit h eireunistaseixes. Waled the Prisoner, who 'came in Isis can ince to pay • secorld visit. to evoke sequeitstence with the Prosecutor. It was, daring this second ~an to the hams 's shop, when the miss. ter was from home, that the carriage and " winning ways" of the Prisoner induced the Floaecutet's *errant to let him S -~+~-------*~ y-.. 6101.1 r sa og. 11f. Yelitelh, de)* to Ihr Pah,liatria, nes nest ralferVfos flitOvilltst . he paid Money rises ins* th e Prisoner. for 'Weyer- pow of *enlist( the debatila of Ille'jorrieryiners. The ',k- nives, bowsaw, amid nut state of Whits deseriplio• k Mtn thew ootr u onsiesed. Pt The cevo said, iris was • defect in evialeace 'WhiAt witifaial to the elagrite. fly • late Avenues, ..1 the, when, it one arelared nertiontry that the precise description of claisi alleged to hale leers 't rohrsoled Arnold be protod *pp sob and sato' that wee...idue. • charge could oat be sooldidlL. The ildoooer vita Atlanta . lie wilkaria bird Gee raalmenling Mc. She property 4 his earfuls'', 'winch ha} likeo pied to hire S. accusal of Oho latter. , s Upoo Illikehange fie easelldood Guilfth sod imosediabdi sesiteared to 14 yearelntnepesasi. , m. It woe espied that he bad tiabeukd upwards of 8001. ii *r. 1141 tress's winery. Lave' No hsts lie took a Caney-lc o ' l thin count he sal .“.. • I/Aid for fr•lid. Mr. Ar.r.ev opened thereat. Mr. A DOLCIIIII, jun. fur the &fewest Wilted, fraud rood aid he supported. 11 was • mere rim ht. Th. Court coadiesting, the Primmer wa* di' reed. .40All B acon, at boy, for pieking pockets, 'sentenced y 'styes years transportation. ._,—,, c '4 .‘...4. f ,, -;14.1 - ...4 , , , :r.pdtite.-n "ii ..- • - eterritmt viii I •' m -1 . ad. l ied . 101e-HOUSF.. A ~ DUNINOTP wan hr before the Lard 111 .., Pesterdsy, charg e d w ith havi me improperly of a 50f., two 101„,elesd two ales, the property ~.it of Mr. Ashmore, of Coler.strset, who had lool•Rest, either throagb arcidest or a thief. Mr. A•loattSe stated, that op or about the 10th of NOV• 111• her, he lore fle stove as.„ together with seanker's bill for ?01., all of- erlich he emit*. his fob, Ipso which he bud put his witirt, as a greriterieetrity to hassispes. There was, st however, • -hole at the bottom of the run; .. $ll4l the property, be Itoppeeret. slipped oat. Iti whatever manner it was lost, retire's it was, that though he had offered a reward of Inf. far the notes, he heard an tiding' , of them until Tues day, whale lie he that the 501. note had been offered at a Moiety-office, is at of a sixteenth. It was then traced I. the Pri"nefo mid be lied found it with Iwo 51„ nude'', and • piece of paper. A woman aimed Bates, wire pretested the MIL ante, staled that she had advised the Prisoner to look Into the Papers for • reward, and told him he would so doubt get it. He did en, but lading no limier of the loss, she advised him to get rid of the money CricliOny, ia an honest way. Hr accord. lowly took some things out of pawn, sad having thus disposed of the Iwo Si., he begs to stink of the best way of getting ✓id of the 50f. t. The Lord Mayer said he had *reit very badly advised by Sirs. Rates, sad remanded him fee further examirstion.— His Lordship observed, that the guilt ref appropriating money, seder smelt circumstances, was little short of rubbery. ROW-STREST. INFORMERS sod public. kiss the dims:ream _ __..-- The mailemeence has hue, that one Magistrate has decided that 11 o'clock it i late hour, and soother, that I? o'clock is mot e late hour! The inniority of the persons summoned, were fined in mitigated penalties. Mr. Brown, the landlord of the Rose and Crown, St. MartioNalane, was charged with having his house open, and suffering tippling therein, after It o'clock on Saturday night last. Willies Stringhnew, a common informer, residing at No. 11, Hamilton-place. Clerkenwell, stated, that he went into the Defendant's bowie after the hour of twelve, on Se- turd', night, and saw three persons and a watchman in the ' bar. One of the persons was drinking a glass of spirits, and others were being served with porter at the bar. 1 Mr. Brows stated, that he was shutting up his house when the iotormer came in, and pretended to be shivering with ' eol , l, and asked him to warm him half a pint of putter. Seeing that he appeared very chilly, out of humanity he complied with his request, and had he not have been detain. ed in warming the porter by the informer, be should have bad his house shot up by twelve o'clock. A solicitor, on the part of the Defendant, cross-examined the informer, and he would wt swear that It was more than three spates past twelve when be left the Defendant's hook. Mr. Brown stated to the Magistrates, that the persons he two. serving with beer when the ouformer entered his house were respectable shopkeepers who lived within a few doors, who did not close their shops till twelve o'clock, and at that hour always came for the beer for their 'tippets ; and It wuold be very bard indeed if be shonld be fined under such eireemstaucer, as it vu well koowe that on a Saturday night tradesmen kept open their /hops till twelve o'clock The tradesmen alluded to were called, and confirmed the landlord's statement. The Magistrate raid, that be would have all public. houses in the diatriet closed at eleven o'clock, and particu larly on a Saturday night. There was something doubtful in his caw, and he should mitigate the pesealty to 20.. ' : 1. ' The landlord of the Cannon public-hour, Hungerford, - Simi 20s.for having his house opt , . after twelve o'clock r l•rdny night last, sad suffering tippling. 1 1 The ably "tippler" was the informer, and he induced the landlord to same pretence as need In the former ease. The landlord of the White Horse, Hungerford, was also fined io the same sum. He, after paying the Sue, detailed to the Magistrate the plan which the informer adopted to induce hies to draw him the beer. He pretended to be lame, and cold, and prayed that be would warm bus beer, and kept him fronsitloming hie house till it was past twelve o'clock, and he (the landlord) was sure " that if such a villain was encouraged no man was safe." The Magistrate said, that he would not suffer the infor mer to be called • " villisii," and bad he sot proem :need the fine, he should have felt it his duty to have convicted hint in the full penalty. Calling a man • villain was exciting a breech of the peace, end be had a great mind to compel him to find bail for the offence. The landlord of the Burrs Head, Hungerford, pleaded guilty, by the advice of his Solicitor, and was lined 20e. The landlord of the One Tan, OtteTua-eourt, Strand, was fined !Os., for the same offence. REAL LIFE. A simelese cadger was brought before the Magistrate, having been grabbed by one of the Mendlcity Society traps, upon his marrow bona*, st the corner of one of the 'tree's, "eipplicattng," as the northern bard would say. a few of Bolton's Brummagem browns, from the pedestrians palmier the spot, at that particular period. The poor fellow, who was bare headed u well as bare footed, held in his band a paper, on which was written, " I tim i• distress, pray give relief; the smallest trifle received ;" and be appeared in a starving condition. The sulker stated that be had been "on the tows" some time. Upon she Ma gistrate inquiring his place of settlement, he stated that Thoreborough, in Gloucestershire, was bus parish, which place be left, having uo work, and lie was obliged to beg or starve. This poor wretch (it was observed by a person pre sent at his mislaid ion) is olio of those " superurrestruces" that, secoidiug lo Malting,. springs op in an 'met-Po pulated community. No Prisoner so foil of HA has re. ceoitly beeo committed from this fee. Thoor era, wit seised his terithtnos, shrugs, twinges, and scratches, mid sew the We gallopping to rank and file, marching wad coml.- ter-marching, over his carcass, wilt not very WWI forget the disgusting sight. 11•ALHOR00GII•eTitEST. DARING THIEVES. Yesterday George Marshal, • young MSS, was Nought to this Office to the custody of Webber, a constable of Si. Janke., charged under a system of robbery lately pursued at the west end of the town to a considerable meet. _ 1114karalb•I gangs of organized villains are ruing about . ewer the area railings opposite gemlenten's homes, and upgaiog the parlour windows, which generally are no frisaggeel, on which they ride the place of all the property Iberian eirovemently lay their hands on. which they give N Heir companions through the parlour windows, suit they 11100. Stray with it. The Prisoner wan observed on Saturday kat, at dusk. makiag his escape through the parlour • rof Mr. Lean, of Rupert-street, Haymarket, with y be was pursued sad taken into custody. The traria. drawers &c. were all rtiled, and the property, rrhirh wudlexteitsive and trainable, was found parked up ready is carry away, but the Prisoner, it is supposed, was .disturbed. Ott catering thivorgh the srin.low he fasten ed the parlour dour to prevent any one eutermg. He was fully committed for trial. John Jones, known by the same of the Pugilistic Rodor. being a prize fighter, was disrged by Mr. Snowden, of INFORMERS v. PUBLICANS. About twdre different keepers of taverns aid public- Mapes, were yesterday summoned to this office by Joheron, cod his gang of informers, under an Act, -palsied d•r. lac last Semitic of Parliament, which has placed I. the hands of that Magistrates a most daageroes power. The Act as. th"rises the Justices Milne a" bashed victualler" for keep. leg open his %misfit- a" hat hove for the inn offence, 11., 'wood offence,lW, and the thud offence, 10 1 N and loss of lieentie! And aim piece of legislation, I it to the diseretims of the Jostices 10 deride what arc" fate holes•" . . . lk ,0 egos re, with entering his houih, under ~ ((remnant..., sod on tieing •poreheided ,osigh the parloor.wiodow be ma le a desperate se . —There Iteme a defiricare in she evidence to con• ,te a burglary, he was committed to prisms and hard dour toe shire mouths. The Magistrate said he bad in narrow escape with his life. A fellow was charged with stealing seven pewter pots from various publie.houses al the west end of the town, and be was folly commit it d for trial. LAMBETH-STREET. INGRATITUDE.. Cr*T9• Boni • tulewsiter, was brought up front the wesch•lels*.e, charged under the following circirmatatices : Mr. Alexander Harrower, of the ()Id George, Tower-lull, stated, that the Prisoner was tarried to his house late the preceding night stripping wet, end apparently almost lifeless. The person who had lorh•Eht bliss named Slrolo'imir "Pi.' serried that he had fallen overboard a v.mrl !Moe of the Tower, and that he halllhees a leogth of lime under water. Ulnae these ciisnont myna every attention was paid him, and ibaseeersaries coastdered requisite for the nature of his in. disposition were afforded tom moil he was ultimately re. covered.. as so be able so go home. On helot about to de part, the fellow, instead of rxpressing any stare of gratitude for the wen humane and hospitable manner is which he was treat( d, •lkged that while in the hum he wan robbed of I:31. and crested a riot and diat•rhence, which could he sop. pressed by nu other memos than sending him to the walcb house. The Magistrate here asked the Prisoner if the charge he had made storm* the landlord was founded in troth! Le miswered, that be could riot account for his eondset at the time, as he was deprived almost of all reasou, awing to the strident he met with. Simpson, the pertain who had taken the Primmer to Cam. plainant's house, said lie was certain of hi. own knowledge that Ilse man had not • peony about him at the lime, and whet eoal.l indite. him to make sun itti insiimation Le wan at • lon 'o know. -. 1 The Magistrate told the Prisoner hi. intention in Maim as he had awn was quite obvious, and that he most new fiud bail for threatening the Complainant, with buten% I extort money from him who had so hospitably ensertansed him. His Worship remarked, that a more aggravated ease be had TAiwan, Clay, alias Bann was charged...Espiritu of having stolen the third and firm hooks of Zeno/sow, and the lint sod mend volumes of The Messiah. which he Ind tendered for sale at a bookseller's, is Leman-street, Go o d. ansi...-fields, when stopped on Tuesday night. The hooka see 'richly hound, and supposed to have hemp stolen from Mr. Braden's, bookbinder, near Clare-market. The Prisoner ad ! milted hating b• en there ou Tuesday. Ile was remanded mild Friday next. TH A MES•OFFIEE. Considerable interest wets yesterday excited at this office among the Weraiminster boys, favrourlten of bull baiting, &c. in cousequence of the celebrated Turpin, of Dortmoush street, Setter known by the name of Desperado, at which most of the police officers tremble, having bees summoned to appear in •11 , 11V , ‘ to a charge of having properly fa bil l house, supposed to he stoles, of very considerable vela,. The Defendant. Turpin, is one of the greatest dealers, nnder the appellation of metier store', for stolen properly, in %Vestraioster, for which the father, mother, brother, and sister have Demo convicted, Mitchell, one of the surveyor* of the tiver, together with Forty and Green, ,ararcherl the Ih-fen/ant% house last week, by virtue of a warrant, and f ou nd a num b er of prime, • gun, I __ and other valuable properly, labial they supposed to have been stolen, in eoseequesee of which Desperado was brought to this office, under a strong body guard of three pollee officers. Whets pat to the bar lan Friday, he begged hard , to he allowed till yesterday, th a t h e mi g ht b e ena bl e d to I bring the parties from whom he bonito the goods. Thsal Magistrates allowed him till yesterday, when they were, mach disappoirded by his non-appearance, and a warrant • '' was instantly breed for his apprehension, to the great '' , displeasure of the Westminster blades, use, at three o'clock, left the office, grumbling at a sad rate. . • ' Henry Brand, of great notoriety as a marine store dealer s " at No. 15, Cumberland-street, Middles..< Hospital, wool' brought before J. Rsllautine, E•q. nod Captain Rialibiald ' ll for having in his posee•sion a quantity of lead, widalol. could sot satisfactorily account fur, and was fined io 6004 treated penalty of Si. t William Kidder, a waterless's, was charged by Mr. Henry Fisher with detaining bin 50 minutes un the Thames, un necessarily. • The Complainant could not swear to the man, but to the number of the boat, which the Defendaot said had been taken by some other man that night. He was Allowed B er ri) day., according to Act of Portia- men', to find the man, or then abide by a convictioa. George Webb was convicted in the penalty of 10a. for having possession of a gustily of powder, which be lIV I Ma account for. . James Dunnage* was fined 20e. for having ponessielo some coals, supposed to be stolen. 11 • WORSHIP-STREW?. • I ROBBERY BY CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. 1 . ' John Williams and James Darby, chimuey-sweepers, living in Chequemelley, Run hi 11-row, St. Lake's, were charged with stealing a watch from the house of Mr. Jobs Winder, apallimary, White Cron-street. Xri Lock, an officer of St. Luke's, elated his having 'informed, by John Cowdroy, a chimney-sweepe r , o f alley, that the house of one of his eulogisers bad .highhirobbed by two persons in his ono business, and his itV;e''s) lad, whom they had inveigled late their band s . after Cowdroy's boy was met by the officer in Ban =sr, who secured hint, and look him to Mr. Winder's, he was immediately recognised by the servant-maid, whose watch had been stoles. The Priestlier Williams, hear. ing the boy was taken, mitered and attempted lei reline him ; hut, a fter a desperate struggle with the officer, was himself secured, as was his accomplice Darby a few bourn after. The bey 's testimony writs to the effect, that the Prisoners had promised, if be would desert his master, sad call on his costumiers as if from him, and obtais the the jobs, they would reward him with a new soil of clothes. The Pri. main le ft home on Saturday morning, with the determine. tins, as they said, to grab all They could; and it was settled that Williams should wait outside, and be ready to receive "the swag." On loosing Mr. Winder's house, Darby said to Wiliam/IN " All's right ;^ and they moaned to a public house in Grey', lug-lane, aid waited while Darby pledged the watch for I Is. I Tbc paortbroker's ticket was afterwsrds found by Om boy's direction is the area of a hone IR Hatton-garden, torn in pieces, where it had been I brown by the Prisoners. Tba purobroker, Mr Beauchamp, of 147, Holborn-bartr a , atiended, :Ind produced the watch, • which was sworn to bt Ebel:nth Rice, servant to Mt. Winder, as her property. The Prisoners were folly committed to Nrwgate for trial, •nd she boy discharged. JUVENILE DEPRAVITY. John Matthews and Diehard thimpiterey, lad. not more than threw,. rears of age. stood charged with wishing the shop of Mr. Mostly, circulating library. City road. Van, the officer. said, he was panto( by Mr. Mosely's shop at onen o'clock last night, whew be heard Hie glass flank, sod perceived she Prisoners take several purses and roller modes from the window, which he found its their 'inventor on snaring Hint. The see erodes were sworn to, and the Prisoners were fully command for trial. UNION-MALL, COURT QUARRELS. Yesterday Mr. Cornelius Connell, Mr. Join Conseil, Mr. /nephew Granger, and Mr. Consoling Crow ha„ knights of the Had, were intreduced by Poole, the officer, to the Ma elstrom, he h•ving apprehended them oat warrants at she la stance of two other press:loom: gentlemen, sawed Daniel and John Daley, for rewashing limo, and in return for Dame' and John's Anditess, the other gientlesnint had °Maimed war. emits against them, so that it was what is termed • cross charge. These honest Mibecsiani lived is Three Tun-court, in the Borough, and, eel Sudsy night, every stalker's sold of them .. that hell • raki, in sbe la yours were all in Om it/wartioci. Printed and Pal The Daley•' erimplamt ' , rd by the Magi Amt. THE 61.081:, Mr. John Daley began; per iflemowes p. - coaxwzu., . A. . . lir tit% On last wife) hied, at myself was z.,ieg bottle to the scow, (his wife) 411 Three Ten-room, from Mr. Murphy% bean., who is my own fired cousin. if your Worthin Waite:, wh en La" .4 Mr. Cornelius Connell, who without Aa your iv , or WOrk year teary, Seized me by the I rent, and featly etrerittled me, your frbrsifp, and then the Connell* and Mr. ermijig rime ap . •nd dragged entrret( into the eabff of Hrs. (MI: I I e l y y e iv n o d ishwinor, pi r e they c .e h r ir m ; . w vei ee he se 4ci. b Magistrate—But what did yoii do to the llerees Ikest D me by the treed. I was so perplexed 'bet I struck hid. Th. whole solf de parties were held to but, le answer each other's complaints at the Sessions. A etsimnty-sweep, named Alai, Bitelosr, was fully met. min.(' for stealing • jar of tolarco. The Prisoner, whil s t Mr. Lamb, a tubscroniat, residing at No. S, faller-place, was Pitting at Ira in the pnrinur the preeeding evening, opened the shop•done, end stole the tobacco from ofT the counter and ran sway. A cry of " Stop thief!" tune 015 e.., nod the Prisoner wee taken into ruatuity, basins iirrainuoy thrown away the jar. TilE AItNY. -..... Os Mllnaday s troop of IL, 101 h houses osarelon'. into Clnninet from Cs.rick, and proceeded on Tuesday to Caber, to do duty there. _ . . . On Saturday a detachment of the 7ld regiment of Heist infantry marched into Cloomel, on their mate hose Deblia to ferinny, to join their head quarters. Wcdneeday mornine the 7th hamar, marched from the Royal W lea, Neon/ received the route roe Nrwbridge, county Kildare, where they ere to be stationed. Same day the brat detachment of the Enniskillen &wool' marched into town, and succeeded the 7th In their quarters. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTaIIIOUTR. DtCIRMIIIIII 10. The wind got round to the N.E. this morning. sad has continued um whole of the day. Some of the outward bound have succeeded in getting out, aad if it coatings" fa vourable, the remainder will be away to-morrow morniug at daylight. Sailed the Forte to the westward; David Lyon for Jamaica ; Artists for New York ; Edgar fur Jutish,. ; Cornelius for the Cape of Good Hope; Arco for ditto ; and ♦nn fur the South Seas. PLYMOUTII. D,Calllitlt 9. Arrived the Pe from Quebec in 32 days; had one man killed by a sea. itdAsrwat. Off aaa E a 10 At rived the CeMlerrawb packet. IVadliug , from Cuxhaven, with mail., Ore., and Yaosittari from Holland, with mails; She latter vessel spoke the Lucy of Rsmagiate. Ism Sianday. reveal leagues S.E. Gore,. having been blown fsom t►e North Foielead, 'be was then reaching to the westward. Dear. D►eam's& 10. Came down from the River, the Royal George, Eiden, for Catestis and Chins; Hannah, Lamb, for Rombay; !Ari -1 tannin, Rixle„ for innesica; Rri cash , thattidsou, fir Ma deira ; Roby for Lisbon; Autaley for Charente; Grace for Gibraltar; Cherub for &woos Ayres ; C.rillock Castle fog• Jemmies; Vigilant fur Malta; Supply for Lisbon; tin.l sailed with the whole of the Aylward bound for their rat destinations, except the Haareab, for Boasbly. *lnch ship waits fur some of her pssavogers. -- • Yesterday aftenmson, about three •clock, an ox broke ream a, slooghler bonne la Cow Cron street, aid ras gram fury through Coppicr•►sw, Bowling Grorn.laar, and by abet seer prison, Cterkeineell, at iscktag whatever esmt• / Bs way; several persona were koorked dont, and a gentle loam severely hart is Bowling Greets lane, and who aarronly escaped being killed, his clothes giving way while t►e bestir was is On act of tossing him. The solosl was secured by beteg dnvea into a yard is Jaeses-strect. A private letter from Newt:l4o,-11p m-Tyne, dated the 7th instant, says—" The keelmen wh.. have so long been out of employment have at length returned to work." Tut FUNDS --There was very little doing yen terd .y ; the market, upon the whole, is looking strong:—Bunk Stock, 244 k 5 Reduced, 79w : Consols for Account, 80$$:,/, ; ditto for %limey. (shut) ; 31 per Cents. 9I $ ; 4 per Cents. 96f ; Long Annuities, 20 1-16 i; India Bonds, 33 ; Ex chequer Bills, 4 4 ; Small, 3 5. FORZION MAllllCT....ireettrdily New Spasiih opened at 54e, was dose at t, and left or at French b per Cense. f Spanish New Scrip..lot, 811 f. Ex. 25 f. 50 c. Prussian frit, Rossi's 6 per Cent. Prussian. 1822 ll5l Ditto Metallic Danish in i .titling Russian of ISIS ll4 Ditto in Mares Blot° Neapolitan 5 per Cent 77 Colombian 6 per Cents. Ditto Scrip of 1822...,77 fl Chilian 6 per Cents Austrian 5 per Celli. Americas 8 per Crate. Spanish of 1810 60 61 Ditto. ft per Cent.. Spanish of 18t' Ditto 3 per Cent.. Peruvian 74 Ditto Hank Shares The depression of the funds i• Paris was awing to several expresses from Loudest wish the fall of our fuels. The alum of one capital reacts upon the other. -- - CORN IRICHANGE, Urs►narn 11. The d►maud fur Wheat this morning bear% on proport'un to that which we experienced no Monday, owing in the we enie-sir opinion that no rupture will take place betwetu France mod Spain ; red although nor supplies mince Monday (4,700 quarters of Wheat, with MO Irish; 5,204.1 or Barley: 14,600 of Oat.; and 4,900a/irks or Flour) are consideied large, still what few sales were wide akar Wheat were at the prices of last Mondry. Barley is rather dull sale, but nut lower ia pric►. The Oat trade is not an brisk as le.t market day, owing to the 'meals being large, yet hue fresh Corn until on quite •• goad term.. In Pease and Been■ there is ire.y little duns', but no alteration in prier.. COAL MARKET, Di MilliElt 11. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 45 Newcastle 33l los. Od. to 47s 03. S Seaderhod I Ywkshtre 2} ketch Coal 1 Stour Coal r. deo Cosatess V.rulsm. On Sunday hat, at of a tun. On Monday last, of t daughter, ill.. 1. , ..11 of J. E.q. of Blonsen.hiery-place. On Slunday. the Atle int: ant, in Ginnerdi 11. of Spencer Mackay, of a &meter.. On the Sill Unions, at Winchfielel Itec•ot), the Lady of Rev. H. IL Chasapaio, of twin daughters, still-boro. R I at . ; Es. Patrick W. Redmood, Ere!. delete .4wl of the late John Redmord,ef Vlta , *ral, is the C o m i ty „4 - ether& Fan to Ember, doily deed* of theistic Joseph Hearnry, of Rod view, in said County, Esq. (he allooday se'lultigllc at Reeky, by the Rev. Ch•tt , • Crawley, Samuel James Ballard, Esq , of Walcott, Hail . Rear-Admiral of thank& ter Cattwitua Crawley, daughter of the late Str Thomas Crawley hoetrey, Hart , of Flaxley Abbey, Gloueeshrishire. DEATHS. 0a the 9th leotard, at bliddleter -place, !loon reer. aged IN, Eliza, the serried daughter ef George Frnoleil, Esq.. late of the bevy 1',1.09re. 0a Sunday, the Bth Hell, formerly of tostant, at Croydon, NI.. George natre-merchslit. HIGH WATER THIB DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mersin BS anti. 12 I Afto'loos 24 •V% dis the BItITIS9 PRESS au.' Ogee. . WV, GtIARLLS of the &not I