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~~! old) B.411:1; tt:,;r ky.--1 , 13,13. 20, Ycstertlaf the eooolivoced before the Lout) MA von, Mr. Justice i-ltwm, Baron W(40.1), Mr. Juitice 13.t1t,ev, the itgootimitt, COININC; Edward Deacon, Edizubein, Deacon,, and Franco,. were ioditted tor colOt.tring [You coin, it) 4,rder to counterfeit the enrrer,t cow of the king dom. Mr. ANAty, (or the pro•iecufmn, stated-, that it was tounded on Stittl3lo. of his' pre,ent Majesty, *lnch made the otfenct: imputed to the priioners High Tfrason. female prisyner, , althoogh married, mutt not be entit.ed to plead the covert ore ai an exemption, but, by thts niovision of that Aa, must be conlOdeted prin. pal as well :as tr hustund.—He then proceeded to call his wit .tesses, John Owen, shoetnaker, rosi:linLy. in Orange court, Drury-Line, St,tie,l; that, in OaubQr the wife 01 Deacon "came ,and Wired 'tt room of him; tube faid her titbh.m . d vaS a shoemaker, and be came, On the following (1;1y, in company with the prisoner Williams, 'Some clays atter, suspect ing the parties, he made a hoth through the %vain scot, and ohsrryed, the prisoners employed in rub bing pieces with a The o °man, Elizatielb Deacon, frequently handed articles out at the fire to k. , tr Imsband. Ha bad seen her give some silver; wrapped up in a papsr, to persons who carnal° the John Ladd, a 134 w-weer officer, went with Vickery and other officers, on Wednesday, Jan. 16, to the house, No. 4, Orange•eouri, Drury-lane. entering the prisoners' apartment, he proceeded to search Williarns; in WhiJSC pocket he found two pieces of befit; metal, and a piece of blacking. 'ln *lts. lleacOn's , pecket ,he found a piece of black ing, but nothing else of a suspicious nature. He then searched the rutin), and sound several pieces of leather, Stained with Outs. liwas; ati old' pair rif pockets . also sitrined with aqitalbrii; and va rious other articles, used in colotning base metal. In a bird-cage he found a bottle of apta,jerris, and 'in other places a quantity 'of cream of tariar, uhit• inn, sand-paper, &e. He then apprehended the prisoneys. John Clarke,' another officer, deposed , that be searched the prisoner, E award Deacon, on whose person lie found. 14 shiniNi, (three half-crowns, 4141 e sinpenceS, and of the size of a shilling. On the rnantle-pice. -found six bad and six had sixpences; on searching further, he found a bad dollar, and two f,/a,,1 s, of the size of a shinift; and a sixpence. also discovered some ctv tiugs of silver, and a: ,q of blacking and whitiog. U nder Mrs. bekon's . ch.fir a base inxpence wa3 dib covered. • John Vickery, also al.) oifieer, , stated, that be assisted at the apprehension' of the prisoners, and saw the various articles which ibe preceding wit nesses had discovered. Having been frequetnly employed in apprehending personh of the prisoners' docript►on, he ccu►ld sire :k cootidendy at the uses to which the blacking, aqua fortis, &e. were appro priated.- These tniei he lolly explained. He pro duced a bag, containing upwards of 3un ' blanks, including dollars, halt-trowns, shillings, and six peaces, which were sentired.ready for colouring,— Ali these thing 4 were found sceteted under the bed. Mr. Richard Fran%lin, one. of the IVfotteyc , % of his Majesty's Mint, .'exatnitieci Lag! of the sixpences which had been found ow the person ot. the nude prisoner, and stated it to be a counterfeit. All the other pieces of money were proved to be base. Mr. justice ficATII, in summing up, observed, that there was not evidence sufficient in convitt. Eli zabeth Desorm'of the crime laid in this iodic:intent, Witit reip , :!6.to.Fronces NViiliarns, he correired the proof against tier to be very slight. The case against he man, however, placed his guilt alino)tJuiyond the shadow of doubt. The Jury tumid •Ertwar4 Macon guilip—dud thetwo womet). zlaroilikithe'es oritalty indiEled for burgbri misty enfetirn e ‘ the dwillting.house (at* Mr. Geo rge Seabrook, watchniaker, Lioon-Greethl'addiag ton, on the night of Monday, Dec. 24,. and sttair ing therein 14 iVilleitO.,4l ' value 361. and On ee land, for receiving the the venter part of the pro perty, knowing it ip he stolen. • Goo. Seabrook deposed, that he is a watchmaker, awed lodges on the prat ttor of tile Brazen Head puhlio.house, , ,at „Liiistuh.Greeit. Undid not go to tied two o'clock in the morning; on going to bed he left tl).,wattlies, and ii watch case, hanging in his window they were visible in the day time Clone the street: The window was fastened. Next moping When he awaked ) , between seven and 4 ikht, belonou a told wind proceeding troin the witudlow', which. on examination, he foond to have heen forced up, and the watches and tine all gone. Lie in cobsegneitco oricrvAl hand-hills to be publish ext, rOveriising thi.; room:1y, 44cribing. the watches, spiel desitiirg them w be stout it offered to he ihkono:,t. • A :140 namet: ,cl,erk to a pawnb ro k er , saante4 Dntyt;' , 4, proved, lii it at in:in o:twed Quelch L* dl offered a waj Cii ti) ithsvecnog to the (I.:- seription in the hand.:;"11; That li :isked him how Lie came by it, and that h,! he hkid b ov e n it of a k:uutarytom he had ~ opt wi(b the watch, and dehrit.o , . Info to 'act; (,),tic6e, ( eorge Qttc/c/i, toc opprovev i tlij, eiHe, proved that he is a gardener, initt hos known '•Vitherti te n years; that' the pri.oner e:iliodon him o n the `roorniog of the 4th, mated him with smile b ee r, and appointed to cal! on hint there iii the ivening, which he dici, but riot finding Withers at iho public-house, went hi, room tuund hint *hoot ten o'clock. The whnoot and-he went to iihlie-hvt e•' •Witiieta type rather irlioxicated, and 1411 aikep. ,The priionvr 'Naked km), iind took, him to a I.l:tee behind a chi; e:, tti. t!,O ii.eighboornood, 9n) .vbC:ltCe they ta , d , a 1111:: ; tnt y return ad down BeU-Strect, ;tarrioi,tt:d rritood by RI the this Ovv. ' 4 y. ' their way by several persons passing, at iength they „reached the Brazen , [lead : Withers pointed up to the: window, and told. the witness he was going to trticc tho-ie winthes. 'Withers then laid • tip., ladder. :down by the Opposite wall. Three men came by at the moment; they were in liquor, rapped at the d• or; could not get in, and in about twenty minutes went, iway. Withers then put the ladder against the window, forced the' sash up with a small pick ,axe; took away the. watches, - with the frame on which they hung, , and, gave them to witness. One of the watches tell olf, and witness put it into his pocket. They then went away to the Green: 'Wi thers then put the watches into his hat, and told the witness,he would take them to the other prisoner, Freeland, who Was a broker at the-bottom of York street.., Itilef.S said, suppuse‘he mint take them. The ptisener Withers answered, there was no fear of thin ; he would have any thing. But it he should 'not, he proposed that the witness should take them to his house, as he would nut be suspected ; but it they were taken to his own, (Withers's) house, it would he searched immediately. Witnesi refused, and then they went down to Freeland's house. Wittier.; went in; and w imess saw Mitt put the watches down on a table to Freeland. Witness did not go in ; but when Withers came out, he t o ld him all was right; that Freeland had giVen hint a ' one . ..pound note, and would settle the remainder th e , next day. lie gave witness five shillings iii half pence, and the following night gave him four pounds live shillings inure,, as his snare. On the sth 01.4a nuary he went to the pawnbroker Dobtee,. to pawn the watch he had picked up, and was there stow, and, taken to Ilarlootough-street, Whew he dis closed the facts. The el,qt of th(. Arraigns cliarged the Jury tv;lb the defendants, stating them to.be indi;ited for 'a . Mr. BOLl.ANV.—Gentlemen of the Jury, 'ln this :case I shall ithe up very little of your time; if t 1 case had been gone into, .of course "itieould have occupied a greater portion of it ; but, upon con sultation, it is thought better, on the part of the prosecution, to o ff er no e v id ence . _ _ • Mr. Guatm.----Gendemen, an the part of the defendants, trouble you with but one obser vation, which the Court, I am Sure; wlit'exylse my making. We desire, tbat it may be understood, that the acquittal is not in consequence of any corn, promise With the pro , ecntor, and iliat the defen dants-do not receive it as any favour from him. Mi. BOMAN mayreceive it as they like, I give it to them. Ruenauatt.--:-Gentlemen, we are to - suppose ;that there . is no folindatif , n tor :t charge when it is ;given up. 'Under these ..eitcuttistaticcs, you will ; acquit the defendants. The:Jury immediately pronounced the defendants Not Guiliy. LAW REPORT. COUR t•OF KING'S PERCH, Fzs. u. : , Trait KING V. Taft KENT WATER-WORM COMPANY. In this case a Mandamus had been applitd for on ti,e part of Mr. Thomas Russell, calling on the 1% - ,.ent Water-works Company to show cause why Mr. Russell should not be admitte.. , and received as a partner of that Company, to the .extent of tvt'o f•bares and a. half. It appealed that .Mr. Robert Dodd had been appointcd to, r, seine the original deposit on the shares of the stock of this Company subscribed for, and that ipir. Russell had paid. ['Las the deposits on out share, and also a bonus of 201. to Mr„ Dodd hint , ell , .but by some:inadyettpicy or mi , tAlie, Mr. Russell's name had been inserted in the Act of Pub 'mein as Robert, inst ea d Of, Thomas 141,861, and in filling, up the subscription be had been entirely excluded. Qn a statetnerit of these iads, Mr. Russell grounded his applicatiOn for a Mandamus, eAling on the Company CO insert his name as a Proprietor for two SlOfes and a half, instead of the one original share, far which he sub scribed with,.Mr. Dodd, the shares of the ori ginal subscribers having been increased in that pro. Portion. • Sneid, the 1)11611(3n of the Brazen head, proved that he heard the knocking at his door about three o'clock in the morning of ihe I2sth of I).L'lc6lin ber, described by the last Witness. A roan named' Thorp proVed, that shnrtly after wci.o'elock On that morning, he Alas going . hotne from his , benefit club, and saw two men, one of whom spoke to him, arid by his voice• he believed it to be Withers. It was so dark he could not diStind. ly see thelaecs of the men. John Foy, all offiCer of Marlborough-street, proved • that Quelch was taken into custody on the sth of January, at Dobree's, and , in.consequence . ot what - lie had said at the Office, the prisoners were apprehended. After their first examination Withers saw detained, and FreelaLtt enhirged on bail for his future appearance. Ile canto on the Wednesday following, and produced an anonymous letter ad— dressed to him, in which the writei stated, that Quelch had told Situ !that be had' ,Sadden the watches he had tituien, in the eili'case of an un., finished house, on Lisson-green, and meant to sell them one by . one, and that the writer made this communication to prevent punishment to innocent men. Foy and his brother went with Vreeland to the carcaqt, of an unfinished house, where they found the Watciies in a pickle jar, inverted with the Mouth in the gronlia, and covered with bricks. The ground was soft, and appeared to have been recent ly opened, but the bricks and ground all about it were hard frozen. He thinks the jar could not have bLen there many hours ; this was Wednesday the gth, and truth the Saturday before Quelch had been in custody ; ho inudtlced the watches found, 6 , in number, and one case, which Seabrook prut'eti was his properly, and the value thirty, pounds. It was Frcelond who pointed nut 1h house ; there were several other unfinishild houses in the row, and this was 31w nearest, The ATTORNEY - GENRE A L and Mr. GURNEY showed ,caused ,against, tdie Rule.. It was dopes tionably a hard ease upon Mr. Russel!, but it would be still much liardir upon the . CoMpany to lay it dawn, that because Mr. Dodd, (not Mr. Ralph Dodd, of whom the Court had frequently heard, but his son) bad been guilty of inadvertency, and unfortunately Possessed so bad a Memory as to nave omitted to hand ()Vet ., to the Compri)) , either the de pudt he had received from Mr. Ituss,ell, pr• his pro per name and address, that the Company, after their 4 Itges were Oiled up, shfiuld be compel►ed, in the Lice of the AN of Parkiinent, to extend . their stock, by receiving Mr. Russell as an additional proprietor. Lord liwollicaonuu said the writ of MandaTtts could not lie to this case, tor eiiher Mr. Russell was not a Proprietor under the At of Rirliainept in qiiestion, in which. case the Court could nut make hint one;• or, he wat already a proprietor, .and, as Sikh, had no need of their assistance. It was clear, however, that Mr. HuSsell' could have relief by•ac. tion against. Mi. Robert Dodd, not only .tot the money actually. paid to kilo, bus, also for the s'a» triages he had sustained in consequence of the failtue on the part of Dodd, to procure for him that corporate right and interest in the said- Com pany f 4 which Mr. Russell bad bargained, :and Mr. DAd , hadundertalteri that he should poistiss.—The rule for a writ of aindanius was accordingly dis charged. • TrCP. • • KING V. T I IF STUAND.BRIDGE COMPANY. Tbe prisolicts bviog called on fur their defence, Withcis said a-part of Quelch's evidence was true, b u t much , the greater past was Use. He said that lch hail come to his house drunk about three in the morning of the übtli of December, while be was in bed Clielch.tell asleep, uud after some time his wife waked him, and bid him turn Gluelch Out. He ko up, and after same conversaiii.4, Quo!eh told wanied him to go out along with Inin him. \V idivra .refitsed, and would not go. Tile prisoner acknowledged it , ' was his misfortune to be cunvided capiially at this Bar about 13 years ago, an d h e übiuMed a tree pardon, and that ever since he had acted honestly and indositieusly, and that Ito did not go out ut his house that night. He said there were witnesses to, ; prove that (Auden, , since be was in custody, had repeatedly said he was sorry to prosecute him, 'Withers, but be could not do Freeland, which he was determined •to do, without accu;ing Withers. A Rule had been obtained in this cast", callipg on the Strand Bridge Company to strew cause why a writ of Mandapus should not ,be diteded, ing them to pay to MeSsrs. Beauloy and James the sum awarded, as the value of :certain properly on the &Iraq side of the River, betungiug to Messrs.. Beauloy and 4110, requir e d by t he C ompany in the carrying on Of their work. Mr. POLLOCK now strewed canoe against this rule. The Company had no objection whatever to pay the money in question. :they had ever been, and t ic 4 Were ready to pay it over, on receiving an as, signment, and on Messrs. Beaufoy and James aTrustee on theie part, as provided for bytheAet of Parliament. The only question, lie presumed, which the Court. would now have to determine, would'be on what side the delay in settling this business lay ; anti if it should appear, which he was satisfied it would, that the delay had been ,on the part of the present complainants, it would, be too much to hold th at a M anda mos,sboold It would appeal' from the proceedings, that the company had never interposed any unnecessary de lay. It wag nut till the'2gth January last, that a lease, which formed a necessary part of Mesas. Beaufoy and James's title to theproperty in ques tion, had been exeeuted. On the'vh February instant, the Company furnished Nlessts. Beauty and James with the name of the Trustee oh the part of the Company. Messrs. B. and J. did not furnish, the Company with the name of the Trus tee on their part till tho'Bth of. the pre.ent month ; andle , on the sante-day, they applied t o r th e present Ru. Lard ELLIINTIOKOUGH said, this was running too quick. This Rule niustrbe - dischari;ed on an under taking by the Company, on receivii,g m the iil . ol. em, forthwith to pay ove r the money. Ott these terms the Rule was discharged. This day Hilary 'Vertu ended. Several witnesses were. called, who swore that Quelch bad repeatedly sworn be would do Free land by hanging or transporting him in a very short time : this was about six- weeks .before the affair happened. They had repeated quarrels. A number of witnesses also appeared to Five. land's character, who gave him a good one, • Baron Woop then summed up the evidence for the Jury, who found both prisoners Not Guilty, The following pri,oners were capitally convicted : Thomas Thorpe, for burglariouily breaking and en tering the dwelling,house Of Thomas Green, and stealing ii. and upwards in copper monies, his pro perty. jO r lin Lawler, for stealing a portfolio, containing a pocket-hook and gold, to the amount of tep guineas, the property of the I-14 . m. Archibald Smart, in the . dwelling-house of James Fesbury. Five prisoners were convicted of felony, viz.— Mary Swain, for stealing two yards of lace, value Bs. dd, the property George Kimpton—iames Far thing, for stealing 61br. weight of thread, - value evs. the property of William Crauturd—Eleanor Wise, for stealing, a gown, VALHI 7s. the property' of William Brass—John Murray, for stealing ILI bonnets and, oi her articles, the property of Ed war d Simpson-i—thornas Day, for stealing' saw, the property of , Peter Pheasant. And seven prisoners were Acquitted. Tun KING, ON TUB PROSZCUTION,OV JAMBS , !ED. DINO, against MAgAUERS OF THU sTuCK. PR /CL' O 4 .5t rOCK4 Tr.irb,oti,i.r, lictic btoek. - 1 tli A lia S t , )c k , N ;ivy s pe+ Lent 98/ i teita liohcisi , 265, pr. 4 per Cum. 411 Lit.lteti. lint:, s.. ss. pr. 3 per l cm. ~,,,,I . 664 e c, toci,c. Coil. bi i i I itlpeti..l ~ ; c a iL i ols 1. lul,. 17 03.164 absils i Cel l s, tor tit inst.- 6s i Ti SVAh an indiairient against the Manatta of the Siock Exonang,e, tor having calm:sea the name oft. Ittoot 1 1 Win4, the ptostft utor, upon a Mack board in the Stuck Exthinge. t) 11 ',OHS Ot 1"4e• A. 'Asa rtlttt. court, bow-strect 44 , 0, h:i: hod by Il•I.i - A M ARM! C; 1- It I' s or outh molt en street, Gtor , revur 'QUI re. ti v.bere eidtertisements, Orders SOr the Pet:er, Lt‘4; , . I\° ' I v " St (Pqi - Pala), mast Lc aftti. tots LREL.4 A D . The. following h a copy of the circuit: . ,ft :?i the, Catholic Cototnittee : . . . : • . Sta . , ;- I " am direeled by the General Committed the Catholics of Ireland to solicit your furtic ulsr6 ' tention on die ve*ent occasion. . " The Coinntit lee being entru sted 1.-v*01)0 P° thin of the Catholic Body, tilel it iricainbeatooll',' to stare to you. their.cOnviation of tilt inirralitt; :cessity of an increase of she r numbe r s , iollttl 0 may he maitlgeis of the Petition .cuntle 6 ,7, ! Ni ' every part of Ireland. It is higt , ly droir a L 4 o . ti the Committee should become thedefoiii°o' hull stt Q n id , collective be awbilsedotom ascertain, s o c f the ert ai) ,Catholic DOdY' ' ''' • ~W 13 les, and clearly understandi ie wail ot 1 ii. , , ' tt v Carholle•fellow-siihjets. "l'his is the more tl o site at the prviint moment, when there sPl' elf .' t 13t1 so near, a prospect of complete EnaleVill'o' and the ,Corntnitiee are convinced that their Etli,:f cipation-can now be retarded only by critaiwtl o P , or neglect, amongst the Catholics thernielrec ~, `*l'hey beg leave to suggest to, you nic . p 1 1;; •of appointing tan Managers of the I'esiiio n m , otlorder to, ~.: r "county. There are poi. three S u rvivors o.r 11 1 10 , . 1 1p ( e: r :r i so a T iv i ' s t. h r o , a ,. r 4 e 'er aIr d e e a l c e tr t c e o s n i s t i l iti t t i e le n I .)'re i‘r a Irelti7M9 3 ;1 ., ti f ,i: 4 .C°l"initite, and, as such, - Managers of the l'o' iso that you have to appoint only seven a• ! •., a , . , a Bl t.s s p i v,i t l l . , l i( 0 1 1 :::::: c ii:t s tands, I I d n i : i 'l e , t : s l e C , u i t ds r ' species f e r d e t to o u of datikcletietpg7etciorbt);Yoltrlli4ll:::: any person without a gross violation• of the lacri a itePrese"tanve or Delegate, or ate vae! ) ,,,- , 1 name - as a ' Representative or Ddegatc„ . 1 .': , ,:,i rignt, it is il L a r . i s o tr t u y, l a l s e I % .6 ‘i. i li jc 'its 'll o a u l : dilc°llo:; , li' ; i decided de method to v 6 e ,i t t)h t (to t d l i o e bb l y ' s :t r v e , l l :r i. : ic i i ol i i" i a ' t i l 4 h i :e i ' l a t t i t l i v: e . t lt:lwt violate is t , 0 a . tt l t i l l: ) e e l : ) :o , ' l" ,e d'' r 'll'. ii ii do t es: e l l : ili interfere cooid w tilt the subjects " 1 " /°61. 1 iito ° J 10 petition Parlianent, nor, of coUrse, vv 4ll ' l 0 u he CO ;tamel, by- leaving ; the management 01 I t ,OL'. ands of a few peisona who tic,crve andp.ow o c .ii , o t (l . : (l : ,l ' , Fi l l.() ' l LL a A u d li .i t rn e a l v : i drl e , cl i i ii( l: l: l l : ti ) ii r e ilre a yks t C t eia d i ' , : ro l l e t s i lv eve o l no i ' ini l d ) j l l li t l i t : ti : u p v e : B l, re e i til e t; aiel t .' , :o .‘bi t w :.i t : l ll l ) , : , j' e r a Y t i titir i ttel Y l i ,i, ti : ili-I f i l l ii i e: 1 1 : ifilli' , 1:1 ) 1 OCusion, 11 - 0111 calling to your 1 CColled i 01) I+ l Fig o . ,„ 1 ii 3 O P ii 4 The , (Committee dues not presull,, l- A -° , 'O O with the mode in which : )ou shall thins" ' "„", tu dti l irate those Managers lit ,the PeTitioll, 0— 10 .0 must out be by -any cle,:::1101, or.updoilititicldli`illiot prevent any parson o r imsoirs, or jnY 10 . 1 1 }a t :p t 'ut i oi4 g Agt": , geet '° u i : f n t‘isVl l i lti t a t ; l it l : Eli at ), : bp , : , ; : r l : l )l l r 'iptir c i s r.ei ol e's L tg i c : l 7 l l : ll o l dt ;' 'l‘ ,. ) ll ' ri . s izie L ell ! e() ., 1 ) 1::11 0 :1 dItil: . i . , 01'1.°Ir:teu'llIP:16.1:1):Y . 1::: : :1 1 :1°)11: : :Ii ! it ' 1 " 0 1:1;i i 1 c :1; 40 :' xr i i,, v ,e, e cis r )tii: s i,te o rlec n i s t I w i., i h y cn s - t o t : c o , : ) e , o: i t u k i . , ei p v a e r t i i i e l:::::::: : :: 0.0, their: In appointing tho:sc Managers, o' ; :) I ' 4 ''' man y *itivailiages'lb . tic 'derived front 1 13 " I ' Pw v elit' ji gets, wi wse avmations require, or k" 411 :`:Fle i c i a .c o l ; ' e e P r s e a t t r : y i b le e el i a ll ;: l . e .): l 4 7 a d til le a r . tt e : P a r d '' l ' ) ur , l ic. :a iv 4:: : l ) : g e g a ic i 9 ) : 3 H l l , :ri l l r l l li e s : r o ' ll 'i' o ''l t eto :: :: ::::i ;e C tuili:vjf that all:the No6le Lords, who'constittnu.tl:-(o: ---_____—- 0 gi OCCo, d C a l I:i s e ) , g i t l , t d r: F e ' ; . 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