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ADJOURNED LONDON SESSIONS. Yeverday the.Loodon Adjourned Session was us belore t 144 ., Lottp ALI.You, NE.. CORDER, Mit! City 'Magistrates. PICIPOCKETS SEIZED BY THE LORD - MAWR. Henry Armstrong and Benjamin Gi►nz, the men seeiired by the Lord Mayor, at the moment they were eodeavouriop, to commit a street robbery, were the first whO occupied the attention of the Court, IuABIN appeared as Coun . sel for t& pro- St'cut icon. boEd Mayor Was sworn. AttAart-.--Will your Lordship have the , :000ness to state to the Court what occurred with respect to the . prisoners on the'29tb of August ? The Lou'D Maymt—On WC, 20th of August, in th'e even:ag, I walked to Oft: 'end of Len denhall slreet ; atonsiderable crowd had assembled there ia4 eotoeiiiienee of some disturbance of the peace, occat;ioned by au, old WOlll3ll, ,vllO called for the wiention of the 'officers . . They were anxious to get rid 61 her , she applied names to them which Li ieeent transaction among some piili'i Officers, mipleasant.• 'Try were called Drocks, Pet .L,rins, and Vaughan, "f he officer s took no notice her, and the mob dfspersW, and these two meta ti ere r4mong the Seeing they were active, ond of suspEciti'ml appeal'ance, I followed them clone; Cornh , ll; I was not 'attended by any officer. funtiwett Own to Fleet-Street ; opposite the est tlance to Salistnry-square, a Well.dressed man met them ; he was 'much in liquor ; the moment he met them they turned round. The least of ,the prisoners (Ginn) came close to the other, and both walked after tliCAllatt fulfil they Caine to Mr. Waldman's' slop Window, where there Was a crowd, occasioned by a dispute about a hackney. et,achnian's fare. 'Vise drtinken man gOt in the rtowd, and one of the prisoners put his hand all the taan's pocket. They both followed him, evi &tidy with an intention to pick his pocket ; and seeing no officer on the spot, 1 was determined to pi eve,lt a highway . robbery,; in that view, I tprang in between them, and took .both in cus tody. • The IlEcoangrt.---llad they made any attempt to pick the man's pocket. Lord Mayor—They had not made any Blear at tempt; one of them titres's , his hand on the man's pocket's. • " The prisoners had no question to ask. John Brown, constable in the Cite, said he WiteW both the prisoners at the bar. -On the first Of August attending his duty, he saw them at the Ohl 'Swan Stairs, with a Jew, named Solomons, frying pockets; lie told them to go about their business, and they Went away towards lilackfriars.bridge. - Fourteen or fifteen pick - 'rockets were observed that' day watching to pitmdtr the persons who went to sec the rowing trod,. , , .Alariin, another officer, said lie sat* the pri sailers ut - Illaektriars - Bridge, on stile CSC of fittgti3t they plit`theirlsatids down occasionally trotimine:ihe , pneketts of the persons statidling :Tear tale halostruile. The rtiponers at one tittle were following a f,tentletiimi, atiti, seeing the wit ti64, tiwy Made 4igtialS tO tacit oilier, and went away. The witne4s conaldcred them reputed aileOes. • Tt►nnu Friend,. *constable belonging to the Aorongh of Southwark, it?id kutiten Armstrong frenn - a child, and' the ocher about eight mouths. They both: bore had characters ; they were re. poled thieves. Ile had seen them in what is termed flish..hOnses, keeping company with thieves. On the other hand, Mr. Atwood, whir del.cribed hitos,df to bettliamoutt broker,- said he had hung employed AtTobtrong us bits'surrant or errand boy. took Ditty from I'm in the Borout;14 eeud had al , rays found him honest. Willi:4M Skinner, who keeps a tobacco shop in triar-street IllaCk friars Road, said he was brother. in-latit to Ginn, whom he destribed to be honest anti of good character. The Rttenabine, after some consideration, ad dressed the prisoners, and ohterved, that as they hut received agate testimony of good character, the Conti was tlispdsed to try whether they would amend. They Would 'therefore be discharged ; bOt in case they dens befoie hint again,:theptinish: , Tncnt wontil he lulu:pate to any offence they might Commit: fie expressed a hope that this.prosech tion would be a warning to tbern.--They were discharged, • - The 1,011) M AY OR then sat 4 4, , Be cautious-1n keeping out of the City." Tisoi:l4 pcourtra—“ And-ootof the Borough.': Alderman C. Surat saidincosely--" What= gi ; k4.yott tin, keep trot of the Lend Mayor's itantl6." j 'eharles Cojwoc %vas tried fora ntitletneationr. Tit,c indictment charged him with attempting to rob IViltiaut Madden, by taking hold of his watch Witt t force and violence. The prosecutor, who is a mechanic, had been ticotiting. tome' boors Aug ust ' la:st with his frierfdei , ' 'a- benefit society. ' Retarning'irocnei rail:ellthe worse for drink, he went dOwn the Old Bailey. They 'trete then removing the pri soners floor Newgate for tranvortation, nod the prOsecutor took his seat on the steps of the prim door, in order to see 'them go out, inclin ed to sleep, he-rested his face out his hands, with WS: elbows on hie knees, In that situation he felt some person rnaltoJwo or three attempts to steal hi s m a tch and heard hita J ack 1 can not get:it 0ut.77: A man at the sante moment an overed,," Take a knife, mud cut off fob anti all;" on which the prosecutm _sprang up amid seized hold of the prisoner. Mr. ARABIN conteimea that there was no pront hi support of the indictment, and the Jury, after tome consideration, acquitted the ptisotier. The IZEcoantAt toldresSing hint observ e d, t h at he-had hero fortunate --in thus eicaping,, anti re- Commended him not to .appear again iu that - COltrt, "‘beCttlge," said he, ' 1 I have a knack of recol lecting faces." • The defendant answered with sonic humour— " My Lord, I hope I may never have the pleasure of .seeing you again. ;After the tracer e business, several prisoners eonvicted.aa tinged thieves ”7. re broaght.up: for the Judgment of the Court. Joseph Johnion, a well-known thief, WO 6;11- tenreil tc tLree morol.` linprisonmept iti Ow Howie Cutreetiou,, for attempting to pick the pocket of a drtinken tn:an in Bistiopsgate , street, on the 4th Of 39 1 Y last. Air. liaativ prayed the judgment of the Court on Edward Gene, who had been cotntnitted as reputed thief, and one who endeavoured to pick the pocket of Air. Parr, who teems an office in Holborn. The misdemertuttnr veils not clearly wade out, and the prisoner was diicharged. the Sessions adjourned to the 28th instant. fro ,tee INTELLIUENCE. MANAION-tlOUstr.. RttwonKs.--Yesterday, Philip Nathan was charged with havinglet off fireworks, on Monday, in opposition to Act of Parliament. The Lotto MAYna was inclined to remit the tine, until he learned that the prisoner, upon being cantioned by the officers not to repeat the offence, called upon a moh to chastise them as the coati jittors of Mock, Pelham, and' Vaughan. A friend to the prisoner called out that he could destroy the charge altogether, for he was present at the time Nathan let off the fireworks. " Indeed !" said the Loan MAYOR, " then yon are the very to tN I want. Two witnesses were oeces ,, ary to - establish the. charge, and you shall be one." . Nathan %rat then, upon the evidence of his ad. vacate and One 'of' the officers, fined '2Os. GUILDHALL. N PAM (MS Norgern WAS cbatged with cominitting a brutal ontrage and as sault upon the person of Jane, his wife, on Mon day evening late, %%ben he beat and abused her in so cruel a manner as to endanger her life. The prosecutrik presented,the appearance Of it de bility and 'exhaustion, proceeding not a lo n e f rom ..vhat she had 'sratered on the evening mentiotied, , but front the lung eontint:e 1 had treatment she had experienced front her husband. Thew injtt-- ries, she widest, he. %vas in the con,tant I:abit of inflicting upon her, whether he was drunk of so ber. lie was committed for want of batl. QUEEN.SQUARE. - MANOR-STREET CHAPEL.----Mr. Maherley, an elderly gentleman residing at the west end of the town, applied to the Magistrate, Mr....TLatsTow, to see if he could obtain any redress for an injury he sostainedlts follows Ile stated, that on Sunday evening last he went . , at was Ids usual moron, to the chapel in Otatitte 7 street, telexster-brills, arid after the sertiee was over, about eight o'clock, on coining tint at the door he found the crowd of 'people about it wai uncOmmonly great, and - Mint belied never observed before, Appeared to be so ,stationary that he could not get forward, With much difficulty; however, he at length was able to make a move, and several o le o who were'near him began to go the same way, one of them calinigont, " Why don't volt get oil ? Pray move on !" as if he was clear ing the way. Mr. M. observed to him,' that it would he quite as Well if he , moved himself away, as he was certainly the most troublesome person ill the clowd : but lie still coutione4 his , officious Services, anti they seemed to inspire ,;rveral with the same de*ire of Making wity, or tit least of getting him more speedily through the multi tude ; for,the pressure became so great, that it approximated so what is generally termed it hustle, anti Ile soon found.himsclf in the street, withfeiv about him but his busy neighbour, and a NW of his companions, %rho dropped off One by 6 11 6: He bad for some instants . began to suspect that he was not among quite such good 7 compapy as might be expected io such a place, apt? was. therefore no sooner at liberty than he pot his hand to his coat-pocket, when ht: foundthat the light-hrtgered gentry had eased him*of his pocket book, hi which were a bank-note, stu n - s i x or seen tines, and a hill overdue for'6ool. It ap peared the Geotleansu could not recollect t h e ohm . bier (if- any of the notes ; ant? on being asked if he should_ know the face the , man - who had so busily interferetito procure him a speedy -passage, he declared he remembered nothing more about them than whAt be had stated, aodshOridd kno w no more of the parties than e if he had never Seen theith The Magistrate expressed his concern that be could d o w i n no 7 good, sod itdvisett him to send' immediately to stop -payment at The bill. ZOW-STItLET. FALSE STAMPS.- - 4/r. n'il/i4lnt, James Farmer, a respectable inhabitant of the parish of Limenouse, was brought to theOflice in the custody oaf Perks, and tinderwent a long examination before Air. 1311041 E, charged with having, in the capacity of Collector of the Property and Income Tel fur the parish of Limehouse, uttered false stamps to the receipts which he gave for the same, whereby be feloniously defrauded his Majesty of the duty. James Syer, of Limehouse-hole, attended, and produced a receipt given by the prisoner to .him tar the landlord's property duty. It was dated the thb day of December, I 51.2, and opt) a close ex amination of it, the stamp to the receipt was dis covered not to he part of the paper on which the receipt was printed, hot was pasted on it, at the bottom of the tight hand side, and there was no doubt of its being, au old stamp, which had been used bcfore, as wilting was discoverable upon a Cio4e investigation, The prisoner was committed for further examination, schen it is expected other charges of a similar nature Will be brought against . The prose ention is instituted by the Com missioners of the Stamp Office. ILI:MN-GARDEN. ttildiana dy'ord, a bajor, who keep* It shop facing the Pencoek, fiear Islington turnpike,' ap pealed to answer to a sumtmms, on an infnmation laid against him for selling two (planer!) loaves nine ounces short of the weight required by Act of parliament:" TheLcharge being proved, lie Was convietc;d'in the penalty of 7s, an . ounce. mAtti,r,()RouGii.stritE James Eden was chdrgtel with a high wy robbery, a in feiunionsiy tolit i tg hilituiv irom a female, in on timidity Right, Ile was lolly 111. mitred for Alt. John Smith, of Cohn.hl's larm, rinctftg 4eid; E sir i, a heavy wail, yeall Of age., fell from hig boric hi retihning irout Bitioiree market on Friday, and was unfoitimataly killed' on ltie , spot. tortomuus INQqtsTs. Yesterday an Inquisition was taken RI the BON Near), Aylesbury-street, Cie' kenwelkgreen, upon the b,nli of Janes Met tam, No. 9, Bishop's-court, in tfie same stret:t, betore Tnoicks STIRLING) Esq. tor66l:r. • . ..- LsOer liayes, wife of Peter Hayes, of No. 9, Bishop's-cow c, said, 'that the decc4csed lived in her house r on Sunday night, about half•past eight o'clock, she went up stairs to inquire if he *anted any porter ; she knocked at the door several times, but receiving no answer, she opened the door and went into the room, and saw the deceased bang ing in the corner of it to a brass hook, with a very thin rope tied round his neck; said the de. ceased had lodged in her house about a montb, and had only been acquainted with him from that time ; he had been in a low desponding state of H mind ever since he hod taken the lodgings, and frequently behaved in such a manner that she has . been terrified at going into the room; the deceased hatl been in a very respectable Way,•• but lately his circumstances were very much reduced. Verdict— " Hung himself, not being contpos mentis at the time." Monday afternoon nn 'mitten *hi lied ea the Cranes Inn,' Edgeware, bctore the Coroner for Middlesex, on the body of illr. - John Kitby, an eminent timber-ineichant, of Caidieott-hill, in the parish of 'Aldeithani, Fierts, who' ciiine by his eleiitit on the eveming of Saturday. It appeared that the deceased was in London on the morning of that day, %vhett tie hehaved in such a manner in the Haymarket as to attract the at tention of every onv, by riding over a truss of bay, though he had Ole singular good fortune not to injure a child who was passing at the time,-- Upon his return from (own, he took some liquor at the White Lion, entering Edie*are, and was refuted more at the Masons' ArMs. William Read, horse-keeper, at the Cranes, 1511t11 Mr. Kilby for the last time shout 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, when the deceased was go ing down_a ,back lane, leading from Ole Cranes to Stamitore. fle ; imagines the deceased must un 'fortunately have missed Isis way, and that the h9rse, in consequence -fell iuto the moat near the back of the ( Craues. Isaac Wray, another horse-keeper, discovered the decCased on tire morning of Sunday last, abinst seven o'clock, •near,ly in an upright positims, in the afiqesaid moat, stuck last in the mud, t hence Ire was pulled out with some difficulty. This dis cowry was in etmsequenee of the:deceased's horse being seen ; gra4ng in a meadow near the fatal spot, and to which the animal had climbed up a hank. The girths "of, the saddle were brokenin the fall, hut the saddle was floating in the meat, Only the back part-of the deceased's head could be seen in the writer. • m Mr. Kilby was in his 57th year. lie has left two suns and two daughters. Ten pounds in small ornes, tut hey with tine shilling in silver, were found upon his person, anti delivered' by the Incpest to his - eldest son. Verdict...-" Found Torm‘ riftt" • An Inquisition WAS taken yesterday evening at ,the Middlesex Hospital, before THOS.. STMUKO, 'gsq. upon the body of Jobti Gowan, aged 30, who M. 15 in the sterriee of Messrs. Combe, Dela field, and Co., brewers, And died, in consequence of falling trom a 'wider. ch a q es Alexander Parsons, !louse Snrgeoa of the Middlesex ,Hp3pital, Said the deceased was brought to 0)e:116SO:11 in a state of with his lett arm dreatifiilly fractured,' , and his leg 16cern ied. From ,the state of bo'ity Of the de eeaSed, he remained, through extreme pain, tic. liriouS till he tiled, Which wits on 4 Stlktutav; And it was 'evident he died in consequence of the injury he had received. Lappetin t servant to Messrs. CoOe and Co. SAW he saw the deCeased f fi ; tie WAS clean in,4 a lamp as he stood upon a ladder : the bottom o f t h e tadthr - having no spikes in it, slipped, and the deceased and ladder felt ; the deeeasedfellabont ten feet upon Isis ,Wt arni : he ( , vitricss)lleared hitn till, and oe'only - ivbrds . lie used were, .that he had fallen in the saine place where:Wilkie tell and hurt himself (the per Non wlto was formerly in his situation) . . lit was taken to Middlesex Verdict-.—" Died in consequence of a tall trout t t ladder." KINGSGATE, OCT. 13. • An extraordinary and awful incursion of the sea has produced it complete revolution in that part, ‘vhere stood a'house, for time immemorial, for " fair entertainment," called the. Admiral Digby's Head. It was here where company alighted, in their tour through the island, to vier the romantic beauties Of the spot, which are re nriwned for their antiquity ; and also to see the Goodwin Sistnis awl the white of Gallia's shore, which are Clearly discernible whets the at mosphere is free frOot clouds. Daring the preva lence of one of those litirlicanes, which at times beset our coast, an eastern gate Carried :sway the whole of the house, exeept a part of one Wing, wherein to boy slept. "this treMendous visitation happening hi the night, the boy awo)te:with the rambling noise of the premises giving Way, but iyhetherle was 'owls g to - Mink Orercome•with. terror, which benumbitr'iall faculties, or that ,ot , tie presery more tiiitti stoical ' trtuness , it is cer. Utin,that he did not attempt to escape the im pending danger. Front the:detail given by a 're sident its the vicinity (for the family weretill pro videntially absent at Margate), it appears that rite snot f ros? considerably nil we a hundred 'feet front the' sea, and broke itk'ith . such farce over the cliff as to itinneevely:ctbjeet. around. As a tent the tnts-Eteper has uttett , op th at Whimsical - 06re pile, which Was long trier( fern acchnimodating horses anal carriages.: ' .rhe tea, is approachint with gigattic strides tlattbeittitiful ettilite 'c'allett the Castle, which, al_ though it stands on trn ttniutact, towerhg ovei all the other dtvellings,TYei it is b' no mt'ani Safe front Elie tirefolitti hollow broken' seas t. hiC.l ar'e peculiar to this galtter, ant. caring the equinox, particularly violent, ~. c;.‘:sc; . . PAR TICULARs op Tut; vv.-Tv, R ATE GANG OFROI32:T Ott Min . `".4 . lll`e . hOrli of Bproof:her, Or on morning of /he Ist of Ortoloit•, . :fames Deui,i, at Tye Green, ill the parish 411 I:Ar.tilbalil, was alarmed h y sVinie unusual noises, wbicil coneeived proceeded limo the y.iirt of his !'olr:c On approaching the wit lots of 11s . bed-chambe be thought he helm! some f)er.-..ous bresking ,ape; the parlour window below, He accord4l hurried on a few garmeots , , and proceeded witit titan servant down stairs, wheu they discor , le' that a gang of robbers had broken into ti e lour through the window. Air. D. nod. his ser vant w`tre preparing to defend themselves, who one of the desperadoes - fired a gun,' loaded % . thf, small shot, part of which pgt formed Mr. cat'' face, but the wounds received have not endange,r ed his life ; Mr. Dennis teas, however, from do injury he had sustained, unable to persist in sttl mode of defence, and he was comp elled to leavl his trusty man to do the best lie could aids st formidable a gang. The servant vociferated mite naves against the gang, arid front his holdeess &teed time robbers to,quit the house without 017 ; raining any booty, althone.li it was pretty %I•c known, that Mr. Dennis bad a round sum of ale' ncy in his house. reward of 40 geinems was the next ( 4 1. ° i fered by the " Elsenham Association" for the at' prehrosion,of the burglars, and on an a pplicatte being matte to Bow street Office, Bishop, o'H ; has been lately matte one of the prificip'al titficlA was sent to use his exertions in the iliseuvell ( ! l the offenders, and on the 4th ot, the pre" l : t month,s, iliam il lesu ir c ind ceeded eppreheetline --%ll( '' " and 1 .lal. Limn in custody b( fo re M` ) " 01 s h n a n d ea l k io ed t l is technically terait.rl), evidence against the rest; and . diseloseit Wl' e ' l , scene of iniquity,. is his not perhaps beets .! celled on any former occasion. , e ,t In consequence of the informati on he ncipdr from Alonck, and the assistance of mail fit first gentlemen in that neighbourhood, the wi'd 4 gang Were soon discovered, viz.—JoscO'Cliir!`,' the father of the two persoos before-nteationei Joshua Clark, his son, and another brother, Y°, lll } Griffin, Moses Miller, and %I'm. llaydoni- 1 111 u , whom he apprehended at Stortfurd, Elsioge, and Brixton ; and tin Saturday last brooghtl tit, before Mr. Woolf, Ali. Collins, and /11r. the Magistrates, at Saffron Walden, ivh ( " )3# ;,, itttt L i e n ::: ' thenl against a % g be re n at t w l ' e e hit I Mr.Stock, - of Henshim, -in Eisex, stiltc"' bott about six weekt since a party of villains ti'" !bees at his windows; they*findly broke i"": ( I f house, 'but were strongly threateners and reet!i ‘ " c ; notwithstanding which they stole SOW a rticio 0 " ‘ wearing apParel, among which were a P" r r oe shoes, which were foond iipon the feet eider' Clark when he was apprehended ; 9P• ll ', ii ! Stock idewified them to be those stolen ' nregtuho.mcll:ltoc.harges dwelling-hot:se. ' in the information of Mona it turned oti' ,ll c 4 Elizabeth Clark, the w if e o f t he elder rtk P :::: s and mother of the younger prisoner;l (C,birk;dica the perion who 'genet ac ted es any robberies were committed ; that slfc all their l:keoeteles in Unek, Ira nisosite neighbourhood e e t; ig a li t; eh r e (p) s tri , irsh o r , :n o ne ( tri gave their) ilolerahle !writ' gin pr t paratary tut theit 4 ,; ( i n ight adventures., 0,0 many sheep, Mr. Barnard an t l ihs A a l v r iel . o :l l:l l c !t e n r i ls) o e' r e d s9b l r' s i ti et ' l'et:tirciterraj ; : ; ,, i nt 4 c.. will come out On Faturday next respectiog t 8 that being the day appointed for the ti" i i ?„:11V and! it is expected that soluetl ie ; nation of the prisoners.' They "ere ironed and conveyed to Newport b "" l bop: , a gentleman in mile e(*.ft' r. had nine gallons of wine staled trok , nights previous to the last mentiOnoi robbtlY' - • . 13111THS. • ff ' ~i,II 03P At Ilertarnaris, on the Gth inst. th e Lady o ..'"'''' dariti Eq. of a son. . 1. 1 • ''t , I. vt On g ll ttirll 4 --, y the Lo'dy , of Henry 3Ohtt Ittic ,4 , Bedfordgrili t of a clanzihter; Crpous s te, at . . chi *ha tith inst. tl 1., iv of Ciptain Doke/ . 11.'11 4 ; Gree,nwiett, of a aattgitter. 1. 0 -On the - 30th nit. at Aldnurte, Trtvtlness-ibiret'tlic Wiiiiadl FtaStr TyCei, Eili. Of a son. i A of 'P ik°. I . ......._______ ......__ L .._ : ,................_ i. • ............. ........—....a ° lll l e t E l34 l.:C L k h k t; " :( t i , a ti l f aittillin:•3lsll::°"l4 the . ........ 1.34 -..-..-"---.'''''' 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