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OLD Ii1111,4;Y. SECOND OCT. 3 1 . .7ames • Goidiiier was inclitatul , for stealing a gold, e'd, a ,sthelling-hOttle ' and other irticles, the pro-, -,,•rty of Johii Glede - , Esq. Iktrrister at low, at his 'Cnambers, in the Ternple Cloisters. • „ Mr.' Uccle' beinw sworn, deposed, that having returritN.l froin the &nth, he c to his. Chambers' in the TeMple, on the evening stated in the iudia. ITIMA, and broil ;ht with him pOrtable Writing in Wilia'N with other tlnii;s, there Were tWellty: ',ntt lyuuttel BArik notes; Inn tag left the, desk. in his Chambers,: he went to those of his friend, Mr Ilia aril, where he staid about three ptartersof he returned to his ow n, but on. plating . his % , ey into•the hey:-link:', found that-thedoor had been forced open; and the larlt,‘chlahhad been v, otic hidiorftlic floor Nvithitt side. Ile entered the Chambers hastily, and limtul, that his desk hail been orokeri (Tett, ;.ind: robbed. I:Te I iil dirMly dow . n stairs,' lUld gave then alarm, and inunediately,saw his triend Mr, Ballard pursuing seMe,tnen: fofa . short (itue helot fight of theta ; and he saw a matt coming opaculpk-hine, from the water side, 'without ,coat or hat,- but carrying a bundle, lie asked this per .4on if lie met a man with a brown - coat ?. Themtan Imswered, No The Proiectitor then said; that he was, the person he want( (or his Chambers had been just robbfid, and he must go with MI. Ballard was now sworn ; and from his testi utoririt appeared, that lie NUCIA from his chmbers, with Mr. Gledo to the.bottoolOf the SWirefNc, whero . he iloppe4.l tOr about hail a minute, when he heard upOn, theistairs a cry of Stop !" and imme diately saw &Man. rushing rapidly past witli chisel his hand. He pursued the l'rioner through courts, end it last sa:,v hurt housed on the stair-case of the '1%14111)1c -I fall, When Mr. Glede eanie up and seized and he was taketa to Bow.: strtel. brindle,. Containing a coat of Mr. Gkde's, was :16und in his hand ;. and' in one of the packs •1 were the smelling-bOttle and seal, They found ;ilso upon him twenty-one puund notes. Prisoner, in his defence; Said, he (blind the bundle in Temple-lane. Verdiel----(Niltyof stealing onl A Jo s ceph, mid .fuel .Toscpb ,'two ft wish 'Priittlg Nl/o..ft I:l(ii‘t,pd for teloni opaly assattitin4,./uan liapti,la Eli:1,01,1a, 6111;110 Klilf;s" highAyily; putting him in tear, ',old taking from him his hat and a silver watch. 'I he Prosecutor, wlto is a Spaniiii fnulatto gave his testnnony in that 'language, through the medium of an interpreter', earned Cordoza. Ile stat.ol, that he had arrived at Gravesend with the Retigal , 1;, wooNvard-buty Ficet, about 'wech as a ticaman,on board the Lord' nelson' Last :Lndiam;in ; lie, arrived on friday c dill% ;: on Sa turday evoling, - landed at (rravcq6)(i—bal his ,upper--,c;ane Ott' frir 'London, and was in town, :or the ..tirt time, on the Sunday. About bevel') in the evening he, was sittior on a hunch in the titrtiPt, 811 a house iu Nightingale-lane; there was a girl alung ;with - bum , but s.ho Nrlt. away ; he 4 3 4 , a4er her. devirt ore, his hat and. watch both pare. After . the dock had :,(rwth the twO Prisoners sat one on each sick of tin) ; the elder,. Moses, struck him on the head , with.hii;,tist, and knocked him down ; 1,6 hat teli cif, and was taken by . nile of them, he thinks the lather. Prkoiier. Moseti took his vk alt lt, he, was positive, and . he neNTr since got either. was minutely cross-examined by Lord ELf.EIST. 1101t0V611, n to his pc,..rfea soblitly and eolleted uesii.at the Mite, and'answered; that though he' had draa. two or three, pots of beer in the; course of the day, Le w perfeatly 'sober ,it 'tbe,titne, •It was night, arid out moon light .; but ho k r taLvn par icohw of the Prisoners, ang.ll4eicv thorn ap:ain, and pointed them out amongst many others, the first moment he 53\V them at :;the Police Office. 'they Ave re taken ill cons . equenee of the description he had given 'if (Item: A Mts', N.liiegilre;nit, who lives iii Nightingale appe:..rod on behalf of the Prisoners ; aod said,. site n ilit time evening, and Saw .the Proseen, tor in Ni. - ,luingale-lant:, trequently pasbing 'up and down, behne her door, with girls of the .town ; ,he was exceedingly noisy and trouble Some to the whole neigirbonrhobit,,both on that day and for four or five days before, mid hundredx of personti iii , the tielgh bourhood bad s - ettic him tqi well as she ; of this she C:Cfitt. Up to hor door about eight ti clock; and cried ottt, ". Ted; Tevl;" and said his watch W. gone anti bat,: he 5e17,1 a boy, wh o wavi let son, took then hat front tii t *head, whieh,,he alledged to be his ; but on finding it did not. fit him, gave it back to the The aaw no person , • with hint, or near hiin. .. 1 1he .first witness ~ 4.'as still that was the first (I,ly be ( - atilt to Lottaoh., Police Otliwrs, IV°lan and &filth., and a )onili Mutlo4.l Conloza, to •t 2.0.! Intrfpreter, drpowd, that on coining op to I‘. itutooldiat , ...ly • aftev th t , ro bt ?l _, Ikry,she had told t rem tllt'ttdgl'lC'l+:o tht Proqeetitor mirronii,l , .l by a of .feilows tip.' tittle he sfiid heti that .she of tht , tol, partickl lirly a sytint-eyot fe4ow, that Nv4..iit. Ul.l Jiii.n.---(This dr,t,criptlon,aus‘vel'vd the I Itltanl(q . Nithies,) Macgiireatli wal again czlii4%i with thi three pret,:e•aiLlg witnt-.:,/;i, and if ,:ic still pt!rsisted in her forni , )r :niswored, that slte,die,t oet Si) tr) ‘vittici3os, but z-ile cov)11 tiot to w`i:at she tuight have said in the foirty , of :it the moment. One ‘vituess only, to the cli,irat,it.r of a Farrier, in whose lionse he 11..1,1 lodged fbr twelve months, fiticl l w_ l o,sal/1 lie al way"; bougirt him an honest, industrious :Ilan, .and that, Ile kept regular hours. A. Messenger had beens.eht, by the. Court to the •India House, for the bliip's buol:s of the.toriL „Nil son, to prove the dateoff; 'n,er artivPl at Grave;.'euki ;. but in cousequenee.of the, wavering.provarleatioti .14 the testimony 'of Mrs. Maegilri•ai b , Lord 'EL t.r.Nro itouon thought it unneccssary to produce the book,A, and proceeded to reeapitulLite the, evidoice for the Jury, with .apposite por4piwous conlynel , u; ,- The Jury, aftera short colLotitation, tOui.d the Pri. 601,:er5,—,-irpc,.4.4711/(V. I i Rats, 0 1 No. 4, Mardett.cot . rrr, Ilow.street .4141 4.llisfie,l WI LL , . 04 ONDON Viir,teil by RI CIIA k!) or !mt.ith Nl‘ilt at the SUN*OPP/Ct, No. 112, Strand ; where A 4 criug,ntais,kkders f4.)t f keglers f or t h e j, ;(14 ,,,, , i; (;r7picrior-t4 James Browne was indi&e4l for stealing a rest ( - )f shelyesi a titv-setecit, -a copper glue'pot, other articles, the property of Charles Caldwell. The Prosecutor, who i$ a Furia,iture ,audi live* at 25, Walcott-Ono, Portinan-square, .stated,i that the Prisoner; who sometimes a Broker, sortie times a Gantlet - 11mi,, cautd, tri him . on Fri&iy the vBthi ofJune L', rand'ist told 'bi'in'he'had some deals, and other materials and toolsohelonging to a carpenter's workshop„ to sell at a he* in Theiihald's-road.— The Prisoner said they cost him 141.; upon which the Witness agreed to pay him a guinea more ; but on going to remove the goods, he missed the articles for , which he conntenced this proecution. Mr. CURWOOA, the Prisoner's counsel, here oh-, served' that , the ''Prdsccittor had already brought an adion in - trovcr, to recover the au aunt of thoiel goodS for Which he now instituted a criminal pro seention. The Court upon this, •which the Prosecutor ae kntiwiedged: immediately' diretrited the int) , to (ink the Prisonc,r,; which they, did ; but just as. fie . Was about to be discharged,' Trott, the•Poliee . Offi cer, of Hatton Garden htateld that there 'Wa s an indiament" new before the Grandijury, charging, the Prisoner with aforgery, and reque:ited he migAt he detained ; Which the Ceurt.ordcred. ' ' Jolla Taylor was imiVted for a burgla, and stealing several sacks of i donio aloe 4kl.at (ovyley: / i Mills, 1 I ilfrugdoti, near. trahridgc, the: property ,Of Mr. liko - s The Prosecutor stated . the gOods to have been stolen On the 2:;ti June, 1 scxt,,atul the sacks, and; a• great pat_of, the flour, found w die Prisoner's heuso. The Prisoner and was n o t di s , cover ii till Michaelmas litSt, - when he 'was, taken,Qll 1 :0:1I'd the Tender.' , • • • Pri•i;oner was acquitted of the hurglary v an4,, lotlitd:Ouilly't.)f Stealing oil !cJiciuw/ iliyers, a Jew, ; capilitny indicted for burglarionsly entering tilt! dwelling-house:. ofi Mr: James Stioubridge, Old Bond 7 strect,hatter, ontt.h . e• li>th tieptember, at night, :and stealing.thereout three rittve patent silk hats. 'rho Prosecutor stated, : that his. shop was locked up at the usual hour, coy the,night of the robbeity 5 that pa,inters.liad.becn at :work: up stairs in his hut floor, the windows,of wJi iit open :like+ a door,. byi. hinges at the sides, and were, lie believed, left a' little a-jar, but he could not say whether sufficiently. wide to ad Mit a person Jo, enter without pushing ; them farther open.. lie coulci.not positively swear: . the house was entered in the tiight time, becausie he , 'did net miss his goods till.his , sliopas owned at' eight in the rnorning;7 when lie toured it had been stripped of four or fiveidezen of hats. , On the with of thelnetith three of thoie hats were brought back to him. by a constable named Hornby, which he nu niediately. knew to be a part of the hats stolen„ M:.!ry Reeves proved that she lived in the lower part Ow same house as the Prisoner, and that On the ?oth day of the month he had called her up stairs, and requested hertO sell three silk hats tor. pith s'She 'knew of no 'one' to purchase thembut the Jetvw s,ho go about. He desired her to call sonic of them and sell' the hats . for t3s as he *as' a 'Jew him self, 'and did not like to deal with his own people. She - called a Jew tlothesmati, named Oghterlony, to , whoto, by the Prisonees . .'ennsent, she sold the hats fbr 13s. and gave him the Money. . , The Constable afterwards followed the Jew, "and searched his bag,' in which he lotind the three hats, and brought; them to Mr - . Shoubrike.,' The Jew , attended, and proved his hating purchased theliata froin Marylteeves: 'l"he Prkoner totally denied his having any know. ledge of the hats . , or of the witness Reeves; but pro duced no Witness whatever.---Verdiet, dIMERIC.4. dfiIIIiEsPONLIENCIA Of Mit. E.lNd, TIZI ANTEEIICAN )11N1511116 .W 2U LOUD ' ITAWIZZSDVEY. Great Cu In berland.Place, iWarch IJ, 18 0 1 MY Lorin, _ _ The Decree of the Viee--Admiralty Court of Mts. sou, .a copy of which- is. annexed*, condcaming . the cargo of iU American Vessel going from the United, States' to a Port in the ,Spanish Colonies, upon th. , ground that the articles of innocent rnerehr dize composing the same, though tuna fide neutral property, were of the growth of Spain, having been. sanCtioned, and the principles e4tended by t'hr Prize Courts of the. British Islands, and particu lady by the Court' of liniaica,- has been dromod, sinticient authority to the Conunanders of the of War and Privateers cruizing in those seas Ica fall ,upon and capture all American' Vessels bOund to An Enemy's Colouy, and having on board any articles of the growth or in:tet&tdup of a Nation at War ; with Great Britain. These captures, which are vindicated by what is termed the Belligerent flight to distress his Enemy by interrupting, the supplies which lira Habits or, convenience ittly requir, have produce=d' the strongest and most, serious complaints:443ong the American Merchants, who have seen, with indig, nation; a reason assigned for .the capture .and con fiscation of their -property,, tvhieth N tetallyv , ,diii;Y rQgardeti in- tho open . trade carried on heo,veen the Biitish and Spanish Colonie.s, , by: British and Spanish subjects, in the very articles, the 'supply of which; ,by neutral Mexchants, is unjustly in terrupted. Law of 'Nations, acknowledged in the Treaty of 'Vino!, pommerce, and Navigation; , between the I.rtiited and Great Britain, alloWd the - goods of Etlt:111r tt-f he lawful Prize, and pronounces those of a frivad tree. While the United States take no measures' to 4brOge the. Rights of Great Brioin, Lis a Bellige rent,. they are bound to resist, with firmness, every attempt to extend thqtu t at the expel ee. of the equally incontestihle Bight of Nations, which find their intore4 and duty inliving in peace With the re it of the world. . So long ttstlit: Ancient Law of Nations is observed, in 0,4 cx4: aftltc Adicric,;an Wigantint'Leoparti, Ropes . Master, part with Malaga. miles. Wargo, so tar •s rt cons:si:al of runes, though tc•gotatly iitiporto into the fined tit orcs, wa4 Goode:until by judge Kens:o - , on the brit tit dauber, i 800; " the samu..beintt productions of the 54144. visit Tcri . ,tory iii tioropc and bound to thc:Trant , altiantic p..irt, in.a.iiMpira," which protects the innocent merch aizp of Nfiu- trots, While .it libabilBni'.to rent the .goods Of his Enemy, - plain rule oxists, • and may • be appealed to, to, decide • the Righrztif'Peticaltn4 War : the Belligerent' has no better authority to curtail the rights. of the -Neutral, than the. Neutral, has to 'do like regard to the rim k t ,of the Belligerent ; and it is only by an adherence to the ancient Codes - and the , rejection of in , ,dern glosses, that fixed and precise rules can . befound, lining the rightg, and regulating* the' i.lut,iesol,.ltoej pendent' Sthtes . : -This‘iinhjea is of . such importance, the essential interests of the United . Stat'C's, whose po -hey is that Of Peace, are. so deeplkatteaid'ii,V the doctrines which, during the preseiit , Wat,-heye'been ! set. up, in order to enlarge the:•riglies;OOle&erents; ;it the expence of these of Netitfals, that oqt loss of ante, submit to, your Lordship's eoligidera-- tion such fartherretleCtions respeeting the i;itine its', its great. iinportatkeappearS to detuand. In the mean 'time, •as the decisions referreil cannot, from the unavoidabledelity which .atatids}- the prosecution of appeak, be speedily ,rOciski4A and the etrea of those decraes,will' continue to: be the unjust and ruinous interruption -. .ofl ; the;Ami-' rican commette in the West' India seaV,' it is' my, - duty . to retilre that . preciki instruelions:Sliiie, with ott be : 'dtpatched .: to. the proper.Orlic.ers iii the West Indies and Nova Scotia, to correct the abuses which oat" dr those illegal de crees, and pue i an end to the deprmiations which are wasting the lawtni . conuneree of 4 reacegble and friendly- Nat ion.— , • - ' • With great considerationAnid'reled, I have the tionOne - Xo . • Your LordShip'S units; obedient, ' -•-- And mast Imuinbie Servant, Load I lawkesbury; er. , Runts KiNc. St R, • Dooming-street, April It ; Iso 1 have the honour to acknowlkite the receipt of your letter of the tuth of last tuonth; and to ititOrtlll. you that, in consequence of the rein'esentation con tained in it,. a letter tartieen ,I.vrittett,, by 111$ cominancl; . by his . Brace the . ilOrt and;.to the lids Coiinnissioncrq of the Arhiiitalty a copy f vid„lich ! letter.A herewith inclose toyoa for the inforrnation'of the - Government 'Of the lip:ltc.A. States; I have the honour' to be, with great i•r•Ctil, Sir, • , ,„, - Your must obediTent uturibi Strom; (Signed). 11AwiLsnuRY. : ikfus Khig, - • - MI" LORD I) lnitehalti March 3b, 1861. • I transmit to your Imrdships, hereWith,:a l eOpy of the ciccree43f the Vice-Adrorralty Oittit of:,Nassau, condemning the ergo of an American Vesel going from the United'States to a port in the Co- . lOnics; and the saki degree having,, roktred to - the' consideration of the ii46s's Ailiocate-Ge neral, your Lordships Will' perceive, frdm his re port; an extra& front which 1 inclose, that it ILI.i opinion , that the lentAnce of the Vice-Athniralty Court is erroneous, and founded in a mi:;apprehen siott •or .misapplication of the 'principles laid down iit the dot:ikon of thigh -Court AciMiralty.re, ferred to, withont . .attending to Ilte lithitutionthere in contained, , - ' ' In-orkr,.thetefOre;to pert.d stotilto the - inconve:. nieuce arising from , these erroneous sentences' of the...Vit4-Adnairalty Cotytn,' I' have - the honour to signify to your Lordships the 'King's..preastire, thitt a communication of ~(11,, t ok.trine,- #anti doi,Vn in the said. report , ituriediatt4'..made by vi)ur L(:)rdships to the seNtektl.judgeii.,preiding in tlieni, waling forth what .is held to ere .: the, laW uptitt the., subjeCi by the superior '.'ril ianitis. for their,future- : , guidance anti:direttion; • ' ' • • I tun, Sri, &oft PonTLAND• The Lords. Co mmiss ivners of the Admire It!". • EXTIthLT OF ADVOCA:IT-GENERAL'S REPORT, D4Tiora Ili, 1.801. I have the honour to rePert,_ that , the sentence of the Vice-Admiralty „ Coua appears to tne errone-. 'pus, and to ix timnded in _gt . inisappreheniion or tnisaeplication of the principles laid down in the decision. of the Court of Admiralty' referred ~to, without sitt6nding to the litnitations. l iherein con-, hinted. The general principle respi6tiug the ..colonial trade has, in the course .of the present Nr.rar,..been to a certain depee in .. conlikdyration of the present state of coininerce. It is rkow distinctly understood, and it 14.15 been:repeatedly so decided by the High Court of Appeal, tOt. the. produce of the Colonies of the. Enemy•may 4 . llported by neutral into his Own country, and may ported from thence• even to the 'mothtfr-country cif such colony ; and, in in,inuer, the produce.ttnd manufaCtures of ilte mother-country may, in this circuitous mode, legally find their way to the Colo nies. The dire& trade, however, bet' the mu 6er-country her.Qolonies has tiot,'l apprehend, been recogniza as legal, either by His Majesty's Government, or by' his tribunals. What is a direittiada, or what amounts to an in termediate itnpaitation into the 'neutral country', May sometimes be a question of Sonie - difficulty. A general 'definition of either; applicable to all cases, cannot well be The qneitiOn must de pend upon the particular circumstances of each case. Perlinp3 the mitre touchin in the neutral country to take' fresh clearan'ces filly properly be considered as a fraudulent.' evasion, and . is, itt elreet, the'direa trade; but - The High Court of Admiralty has er.presSly decided (and I see no rea:on to expea that the Court of ; Appeal will vary the rules), thh landing the goods and paying the duties in the neu tral country breaks the continuity of the t'oyage, and is such an impartation' as legalizes the trade; altipigh the goods be re-shipped in tllO. same Ves ' sel, aud on account of the same neutral proprie tors, and be ferwarded for sale to the l‘lother country or the Colony. (A true Copy.) JAS. WAoNza, Ch. Clerk. Yesterday afternoon a man of genteel alipearance picked the rocket of a Gentleman near CGoper . 4-* LlitH, Lasinsbalt-street, of Ins po;•ltet-book, con ainitig severA bank Notes. Ho was pained. fl.ci taken :.ttniost # nninediately, and .iafely lodged iii the uli ry Comp! 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Si,i Eq'Tvt.Cr any person 16 me tor a confirmation liC,-Jm; account if it stunt id be donfited. . I “M, Sir, your obedient humble serv,tnt,...,,, Uttar) . Folk - atone, Tilos. ruitv,,,-. . , July to, iBoi . . . , , ~. l'reparell arid Sold, h 1 _ y tie Sole Proivrieror, , ~, , i i, , .lt 1101 . T tor LOA i Member iyf the . ,g1.4 9 1 C`-` l itt 4 t ' t Su i rj ' t ~,„0 . London, a l o use, No. 9 , Nciv litlago-strz:_...., w! . re, :tact II cull:42ld ri;nl(kiiCe of More titan Forty t , J .. ."! e , in a pratztico. parricitlarly"„direcical to th e Cord " ' v c i ` l ot 1 ° , 41 Chntplainfi, otid tliolie itlCidelitia ta the 1',.., 411 . r ., , y 'llenetatioft in both rieNt'S, with that invinbohle 0. - 14 WhILII Mon of )iis Pt-01051W, sllOuld alwaYs t)sr:‘;',;:il6.- i tl y itt a te d r o s lin h i i s m ta ie r lti t a t Ipi%onriaivni:ttraliiinttic.s:ii:itrN. ieottceil;;:,:lf:u't.l,l::, eStittihrd by a discerning Public:, a* an AdvaitEls.s ° to be °brained, and-irciid of anibiguity the itili'.. 4-4 Also s o w, by lii Appointment, tor conven .__. A v th95'.4 living at a -listAni..e , ,;fit the Pertuiners, Isi.c , 3 i;vri,c;',l,-. ban's -street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop,. No• _,,111i 1 It tv i . r., smelt Mr. I)illiorough'*, - No. 7, I ; ish'str't-1.1 010- Baxter's, South-6101;e, Edinburgh • Xl l r. Nl*: ciii.ii ~, L , I ti w ; Mr; Cillvveirs, Dubl:n.; Nir. iilitloge'it ' t'ir7-1,',,:',07 t r. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by nu,: l'et' r ' n H r' . „• 1 r ~1 • 4,0 in - 4 50.-t considerable Town ill Gnat itri Cilin tin.l . 1 . , . • ..:", of ooly is . 94 • cart - eAle l ui ‘ vith ' ~. ',lterrn,*--1,c6 ' f ii ~,t 1 ,,, ,, 1 i , 1.2; 11 5i whereby pe.r*on* 'of 'eitticr, itix. inAy 4J-1 ,0 . -1 , t ,,h ea, se, riil4.U, ge4reey, and 3:itet. ,, .., ...i ..,,) w i t ;ll, ''' •d• E very lithr k! ill {.=:.e.at li;itain iri-, scrP'-'t .7: „ Im p., , ~,i,; . .,,.r • , a stamp, oft which, trill'avour`,lt the (.-O4Tl O ' . . , ~,,,v a ji bi.' ea. at the itantlyiollit:e, "" T. Taylor, No , 9! .;;04,,,0rt '"feet•." to lalitalt wititil i$ 4,e6iny, Arti d i 1 otw , . tale . it4. - _.....--;—",•"" '•