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Fio►n the LONDON GI/ZETTE, Jun. 20, 1811, didmiralty-Ogke, Jan. 29, 1 811. MEMORANDUM. In ►he account of capture of two Danish pry► vat eers by the boats of his Majesty's late ship Pallas, in~crted in the Gazette of the 29th of Deetwber the boats st (mkt have been s,a,ed have beef' tin diriltiolis 0 Lieut. George Walker, bt t h e ibove ship, instead of Lieut. IVl'Curdy, ullu was second in command. 11'ai--01fice, Jan. 28, 18 I 1,. The Right Honourable Lord Viscount Palmer ston,his_Niajesty:s Se(Aviary at War, bag appoilita renee Sulisatt, E.iq. to be a SuptrilitendAit of is nary Aecorupts, nt the room of Thomas Duds resigned. Alwissions in the Verbvsitire Militia, signed by the Lord Lb:mutant. • To be Captains Cot ksitut t t tcatii ote , Esq. Richard ilatetnan o Lbg. /i.4NKfli:t7ciLS ENLdRGEb. A. Lanc.hester, St. (am s's.stieet, milliner, from Dec. 29, to l'et). tb, at ten, At . Aloore, iititse-cle.tler, from Jan. 22, to March 12, at ten, at Gui: 1. [landliy and R. Abbott, .of Coventry, mercers. • B. Chapman and 1. F. IlolWliede, off Leeds, merchants. 'l'. Clause, ten. and T. CIAUSC, jun. of [everahala, sure geoua. - • E. Edwards and J. Moody, of Reading, coach-masters. -T. Chantler, jun. I. Deane, S. flotbrook, dial I. Lawton, of Winunignin, Chester, tvhite.salt-makers. posil,„ W. fitrawson, W. Hill, and 1. Ictrzty, of %Vest Reit- it, iii4nufaCturers of sacking. T. I. Cockcll, 1. Carr, and I. lkin, of Leeds, mer chains. T. Eccles, 1. Newsham, and T. Newsharn, ot' Blackburn, cotton-manufaCturers. I Oxley and 1. ')xley, Jun. of Norwich, hatters. A. ItraeLhodo, W. Braceoridge, and W. It. itrdcebriclge, ot %VarwiLk, bankers. I. Itodle, 1, Wur„,er, 1. Ade, and 1. Smith, of A:friston, commun.-brewers. O. ()uneasier and it Walton, ofSlictfield, corn-dealers. G. Itillinck, and Grandy, ut Liverpool, scut prom. W. Bradshaw and U. Appletiee,.ot Britaiiiiia Gardens, fluxion, Lintels. C. G reenwood and W. Henley, of Bradley-mill, Lancashire, cotton •spinners. I. Barrow and W. Atkinson, of Kirby, Kendal, :iiercers. S. tildclell and E. Biddeit, of Broad Ratchitif-cross, ti .seers. I. Miffs, W. and 1 Hughes, excavators ot vain. W. Witson, fl. Wilson, taxi T. Wilson, ot Liverpool m. C. Morrison and O. Prior, ut I'l , mouth, tnitiin, rs. j • WahusleYwitm. a n d I.lVaiinesley, jiin, or Rochdale, trier ,. chants. S. tartar, 1. Evans, and M. Alloway, of Bristol, saddle makers. 11. Mattingley and S. I.uppic r yvell, of Great Yeldhain, draper* I. Tutiai, K. G. Wray, T. Clark, and I. Stulchb-ry, of Towel Doi.k, lightermen. 1. H. Cotton, and T. LA-lead, of Clicapside, silversmiths. 1 Norman and I. fi,es, of Whalebone-court, turners. I. !lately anti I . Hoare, ot Waithain.lane, Herrs, calico. punter*. 1, ry'oodwaril and I. Scal, of Thrugmorton.street, mer. chants. 1. Pickering and w. Clayton, of Macclesfield, silk-throws ' ter*. J. G. Rigby and W. Fad, of Prince's Wharf, Surrey, coal , merchants. W. Kurd I, G. Rigby, and N. Ford, of Globe-place, Surrey, pill-bux manufacturers., W. Hooper, and P. Proctor, of Cloak-lane, sworn-brokers. E. Wood and 'l'. Tassiker, of e.iwrley, brazier*. T. T bonito and J. 144.kh0l I, of I3 rilttol, so;ep•rnanut'acture rs. SCOTL/IND. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. O:1 Monday came on the trial of .fatties APArra, itom•ilitter, late in the empioyment or Nleisrs. Cad. dell and Company, Cfamon(l, :accused of the mon , der Alexander APArra, his own brother, on the tot!, cloy of November last. • , 1 tit; pr:SOlia pleaded not guilty, and' Mr. JSF- Fa cy, his counsel, stated, that tee blow, which oc- Casiened the deeth of the decease di ,was inflicted in self•deleuce, alder circumstances 'et vmlent provo cation, and with no neention to murder on the part of the prisunor. The usual interlocutor of relevancy having been protiuunced, the following witnesses were ee,seutted on the part of the Crown. Richard Ilenme, clerk to Messrs. Caddell and Company, deponed, that, on the evening of the Joie of November last, while passing the slit-mill, at Cramotid, he heard a noee, as of quatrelleig, and, on going into the work, he found the risoner challenging Thomas Dil'Aria, his4.l. other, for allow ing one ol the (vete:- te go wrong, Thomas, hav ing gone out, retie eed egain with the deceased Alexander /VP , \.rra, when itic prisoner asked Alex auder whose , eiult it was that the furnace had gone wrong. To this Alexander replied, that it wits no other person's fault but his, meaning the prisoner. On this the deceased immediately sat down on a bench, while the pusoner email-tiled bawling, out in a peat .passion, against both Ins brothers, respect ing the tut nace. fhe deceased theneraid to the eri soner, that if he was not his brother, lie w•iuttl turn him out of the Owe; and, tole time after, in con sequence of the noise and bmling contiening, the deceased .rose ,up to turn • the prisoner,out at the door, as witness supposed ; but he was prevented from doing this .by Caleb Aitkeaton, one of the workmen who was present. The deceased, how ever, got up a secenU time, :eel, on going towards his leother, who was: still milking a great-noise, he eli t e* him on the side of the taw with his open hand, his other hand being . ia his bteast, which knocked otf the prisoner's hat, and caused his teeth to bleed a little. Tee deceased then sat down again, when Aitkenson put on his hat, and observed that it was.a shame for two brothers to quarrel in that mangier. 'Witness thought, in consequence, that there would have been ito more of the matter ; bin in this he was disappointed ; fur, after the prisoner had walked up and down the place ab ou t two minutes, with his hands in his vest pockets, lie ap proached she deceased, and said, " Sandy, you have struck : me, now G—d d—n it you'll account for it." saying this, he went and brought a large pair of lurnace tongs which were lying in the place, with which he-drove at the deceased, who was still sitting .on the beech, and hit him in the belly. On this the deceased attempted to get stp but beNV/111 driven back by a second push, on which Aitkenson rushed forward, and while attempting to prevent further mischief, the prisoner drew in the tongs to shorten his hold, and struck the deceased with them on the face. The tongs being taken from the prisoner, lie attempted to strike his brother with his fi , t, but this• was prevented; and the deceased having goi very weak, ho fell to the ground, tear ing. in. his fall, the breast.of the prisoner's coat, WIAL.II he laid hold.off towards the end of the strug- gle. Alter laying on the ground about 15 minutes, tires, deceased was carried to his father's house, where he died on the tourth day thereafter. Being inter rogated by Mi. jet - Frey for the prisoner, WittiCs3 stated that the prisoner and the deceased were both in ltquor at the time of -the accident ; that they were both it little quarrelsome, but the deceased was inure so that the prisoner ; Caleb Atkenson, referred to by the preceding, witness, corroborated his testimony; lie also stated, 11:31 after observing it was a shame for llrothers to be quarrelling in the manner they did, the prisoner lola the deceased that he was a, rascal and a villain, and almost immediately rthereafter, in about the space of a minute, ran for the furnace. tongs with which theonoital .blow was inflicted. Being ex arnitted on ; the part of the prisoner, witness state,l, that the blow given to the prisoner by the deceased seemed to be a hard blow, but it did, not knock hint down, The prisoner at first had in en blamed for the fault in the furnace; but after the death of his brother it NA been ta , kett down, and it turned out that he was ma to blAtne. James Ritchie, apprentice to Messrs. Caddell and Cu. merchant, in Edinburgh, was present dur►ng the whole transadion, and corroborated the evidence of the preceding witnesses in all the essential parti culars. David - Landoll, surgeon at Comelybank, and Geo6e 'Bell, surgeon in Edinburgh, were examined aoo,the cause of the deceased's death, when they both concurred in stating, that it was mcasioned by the blow which he had received on the bead. After the prtso:•er's de, laration was mad, several witnesses Were examined on his behalf, who all concurred in stating, that the deceased as Of a quarrelsethe disposition ; that he had frequently struck the prisoner without any blows being re turned ;'.and that they considered the prisoner to be a peaceablrand quiet member of society. Mr. Mackenzie then addiessed the Jury f.r the Crown, and Mr. Jeffrey for the pr;sunet. Lord .. Josi ice CLERK, in slimming up the e% idence, said, that he . was persuaded all would agiee with him in I observation w hieh had been made by, the Cnun4el on both sides, that this was h most bunco table and distressing ease---I hnentable . to think that any al.11) should lose his life in a quarrel,, but doubt ly so that the man should fail by the hmds of his own brother, in a matter of •so little consequence, of so trifling a nature, as that w hich gave rise to the present dispute. His Lortiship could not pretend to know what might be the stadia of. the Jury ; but this he considered himself bound to say, that if they brou;ht in a veulict, of total acquittal, as had been calved for by the Counsel for the prisoner, it would, be a sot ro4 tut acqeittal for the people of this coun try. It would, in etfcat, be delivethig them over to the etraelsa of every barbarian who, upon the most trifling, occasion, chose to assault them ; it would bedegalising every si,eciea, of outrage which, could poenbly .he cent.eived or aoininitted. Ht weeld not insult a Jury of his feltow-eitizens, by supptoing, (Or a single moment, they we re c epab;e: of teiurning a• erdiet ol so obnoxious a nature. The rise b, fore them wa s tisher i n case of murder,.or of culpable homicide of the lightest degree. It was only, by a minute examination of all the circutu stakes atternleig it that the nature of the 'crim e could be properly astertained,' and it was to these alone the Jury were called to look. It aepeared that the pri)bner and the deceased had, in general, lived can tolerable goud tereis togethet. They were tellie.v workmen, although now aod theft they. had their quarrels,' in which, tt must bead 7 witted, that th;.: prisoner ,had frequently the wor s t o f it. On the 'occasion, however, of the quarrel which let minaret! so fatally, they seemed co have stood well towelis one another. From the prisoner's decl a it appeared, that'they had iiniahed their week's Work on the most amicable fhoting, so much . so that they went anti hada telreshment together. was' to be wished that. this refreshment had not taken place in the way it did, as liquor had been used by the parties, whic h was not only u n ne cessary b ut ins proi,er, fir a • appeared that the prisotterdiad beep in a state of niteaicat ion during the early part of the day After the refreshment, the brothers both re turned to the work 'to receive their wages; and here the'fir , t' thing that appears in evidence is, the pri soner quarreihng, not with the deceased,' but with his other brother Thomas, who, unable to bear his abuse, lilt the phice. ph i tot in company with Akxander, the latter immediately sat down without sayttig ass ord, when he wa, atiaeked in tie same provekihg 'mintier by the erkuo e re On this the . ,deceased merel said, that it lie :was not his brother, he would--put hiin to the doer.—Con stdering the manner in ss hieh the prisoner had behaved, and the abusive treatment which lie had given his brothers, the observation of the de ceasr:d could not be held a provocation. Yet, what was the ants er returned by the prisoner. It was ihis---you are a rascal-,—you are 'a villain. How then was this lauguige resented by the deceased ? Not surely in a very violent winner, for althooge ) he got up twice or thrice to put his laryther out uf the place, he was .easily orevatted upon to sit down rig tin , until at last he felt so hurt at the repeated abuseof the piisoner, that he. give arse a slap on the Cheek with the palmr of his hand. This was evidently a pretty smart stroke,. as it caused. his teeth. to bleed it was a degree ut provocation no doubt calculated to irritate the prisoner ; but it did not occasion a retort on his part; he did not return the blow. Froth this it was evident he entertained no tear of the deceased, if fear could at all be suppos ed white Ihre,C other persons were present. kits laying hold of the tongs was not, therefore, a con vulsive effort, the impulse of a momentary pas-, sion ; it was a deliberate air. Instead ol snatching the tongs up instantaneously, and inflicting the deadly blow, he walked about the place for some minutes, in a•cool refl e cti ng manner, and then, as, the result of his deliberation, he told tho deceased, You Shall account tor what you havedone."— On lookhig at the instrument by which he effected, his purpose, and considering all the circumstances tof the Case, it Was impossible to believe but what there had been a deliberate mutely ion to murd e r, operating in the prisoner's breast, Again, it would, be attended 'to, that the blow given the prisoner by the deceased uid nut bring him to the greund, neither did him stew any wish to repeat it ; he sat (Town peaceably on the bench,- from which it was evident that he had no farther intention of injuring, the prisoner, and it was not until the prisoner struck him with the dreadful weapon, that heattempted to rise and defend himself. In this, however, he was presented, by a repetitian of, the blow ; but having at last got op, awl ;aid hold of the prisoner prisoner, in th e most by the collar, tie, the deli berate and determined manner, shortened the tongs in hishatid, and snuck his brother the deadly. blow in the face, It had been said •by the prisoner's Counsel, that it was rattier an utifoetunate circum stance the blaw happened in the place.which it did, as, had it been airuck on any othr:r part of 'the head it.might not have proved fatal. But a plea of this .k in d had been urged with equal edect in ever Clstt of murder. Weep a persuit stabbed another with 4 knife, or when one )Imt hi tellow-treature with' a pistol, in both cascs 'it might br pleaded, with 11/I,',"KRUITS. C. Saint, Norwich, shawl.manithlourer, to surrender lieb. 8, and-March 12 at tour, at the thug's tkatl, - %Act). Attornies, M r. Abbott, Qtantery.latte, Lolllloll 11114 Meis(S. ItygraVe and Goodwin, Norwich. VVliite, Liverpool, eb. 25, 26, and March tz, at ow.s., at thc U robe Tavern, I obit •dtfeet, Attorittes, Mr. Witidie, juhu.strt a , liedhord.row, Lon. don ; ( , riliith au.t I Buda, Liverpoa I. J. Mason,"'Hey wood, shopkeerwr, Fab. zo 21, and March 12, at tic -Vet , , ti.e While tlOttie NLllleiletiter. At. t.,mies, Mr. l'aker, Duty ; and Mr. Wigiesworth, Gray's tan- square, tMliduil. \ , tiolitton, culticr. Feb. atislx, 2, and Alatehs ta, at t.:11, at rite Bull's Head inn, Hinckley. At. toruies, Mt. I Atl4:.s Ware, tay's litu, Londun; anti Mr.. 1 vvi3, lacktvii, Sherbowne.lane, merchant. Fob. 2, 9.'and' Marot 32, at eleven, at (,;tltlchialt, I.oticton. Atturncy, Mr. ii:Oinoor. Cannon-street. 'r, it ha rilson, CadoXtoti- ju, 14- Neat), cocmist, rcb. 28, a!:41 ;*,larch I, 12, ;At tell, lit tlielsllsl4 Slvonsestt. ' At. Messrs. iiteasdale, Alexander, and ;tonne, Now London; and Messrs. 13erringtoti and Jenkins, Swan. I'. koberts and J, Welsh, Suirolk-lane, cotton-brokers, Feb. ;:t one, 9, at tnTIVO, and Match EA, at one, it GUIII.I- 1: , Attorney, Air. Wilde, Warwick .seloare. l'iockter, corn-dealer, Fen. :4 12, and M.,rot 13, at Ode, at Guildhall• Attorney, Smith, ; wer.,ct.btreet, Saltsbury.acinare• , w:they, ran/Ito', .rewur, Feb. 4, 14, and March 14, at wctvc, at the Rummer Tavern, All bAntai'-lane, Bristol. Attorincs, Mr. ii. stepbens, Bristol ; ki es s fs . awed aid Stokcii, King's Ilencli-walks, Temple. jam. Manchester, grocer, Fcu. 2,, 21, and March 12., at tlrr e, at the 1 ai.but lain, plionclioter. Attoinieb, Messrs. 114witt anti Kirk, Alancliester ; and Mr. K. Ellis, ts9oncery-lanc, Lonnoii. C,, (Audaell, Damao , Farm, norsetshire, maltster, Feb. 19, 2u, and Marcia 13, at eleven, at Inc Mat,Ons' Arias, An. stover. Attortae4, Mr. K. bretiai.,i, , ,c, Inner Temple, London • anti Mr. K. I °Atm, ni.tiovcr, Hants. r. Ilubsun, LevenshtiFne, Lancashire, dyer, Feb. :spat two, at eleven, and Maicti 12, at two, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Mi3l3ctie3ter. Attutney, Mr. W. Nabb, Man. encster. s. yca,ed, Wardour-street, grocer, Feb. 6, 15, and March ta, rlr twvive, at (juilithall. Atturnies, Messrs. blake and Cook's.cottrt, C.trey street. .A, Williams, !tummy, atunnintititshire, shopkeeper. Feb. 18, 24 and March i 2, au eleven, at to White Hart Inn, ' Bristol. Att()MIMI, Messrs: Daniel and Suns, Bristol ; ' ant i Messrs, Pearson suit Son, l'unip r courr, Temple, I.ondon, f„ Clayton, Horbury, Yorkshire, cluth-ni,ker, Feb.'ls, 16, AIM 12, at eleven, due Ilor. bury. Atturnies, Mr. St:link:held, tioibury bartye, Lhancery.<ane, L(11.1011. \ V 4uthvartl, "I c3114:31,1,4133, sale:4l3.m, Feb 2, 39, a;:t1 March is, at ten, at Guildhall, Attor-ey, Mr. Tailor, Old. b feCt• MALL I • Hawkins, Queen. street, Lintehouse, builder, Feb. 2, at tin, 9, at 9,1,e, and March 12,-at Gundhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Evitt and Roam', Heydomstitiare. M. Josephs, (,rent Prescott •street ' Guntlinan's-fields. mer chant, •Feb. 2, at ten, 39, and March 12 , at iwelVe, at uildhatt.. Attornies, Messrs. Peart:e ant tutl, s 10;4. I. Cooke, Houghton Drayton, Southampton, miller, Feb. 19, 20, and M.Arch, iz, at eleven, at the Mason's Apttiover. Atiortlte,•Mi. l'irentridge, Inner Temple, Lon don ; and M Andover, 1 . togieby. %A' 4; lir, aunt C. 11Gleby, Souon,. lint. shireoileaci-m F erehsitts, c1:1 . 11, 12, 41111 March 12, 4 eleven, at the Feathers lon, Att..rilies, Mr. Roberts, liolywell ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, 'Fein pie, London. 1, Wtthers, Ic:throat, Somerset! hire, cord-factor, Feb. 18, 19, and nlari.:lt iz, at sine, at the hill Moon Inn, WM; Attornies; Mr. fliginikuor, Hush lane, London • and Alt'. Wingate, bath. • 1, L a y, Oxfon,l.strevt, hatter, Feb. ;, tz, and March iz, at twelve, Atturiwy, Mr.' Tucker, Bartlett';- buildings, flolhorn, 1, Cousini,lireati4treet, merchant, Feb. 2, 12, and March 14,. at .CiONCI), at U130(11141. 'ALtOrlites, Messrs. Luwl u. .11“.1 ClOOsC, St, Niti(tttici!tt.eoUrt. I. Parry,' Depthird, Dotter, Feb. 5, 12, anti Mart:ii 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attotnies, Messrs. v,r, it ic,s u n, Dillow, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars. DIP/DENDS. Feb. tc r. James, Bristol, 4. i , hicwer, victualer. tub. 22. W. Brewer, Il..thpool. Mills, 'Somersetshire, mil. !or. 5. G. Pearton, Friday.street, warehouseman. Mart:ll39. M. W. Per4ent attti A. IV, Budedcer, Little St. I Eden's, ructehouts. Itch. 23, it; jun. Battle.bridge, painter. Feb. 2.8. il. WOQuoughoe, •Witinoinbe, Somerbtshire, wine. merchant, Feb. 27. . Balls, Bury St. Edinuttir4,cjrficr„ tch. 16. . Delany.tiverpool, draper. 1 , 0 ) . 19 , W. Clark, Water. lame merchant. 19, I. I.)ullittp, St. Mary Axe, inert:ll3a. keh, to. 1. tlew.uu,Great mereliank Fi_h. 19. I. Brook., Liverpool, put Nr.hrewer. . Post, carycr. Ntarci, z. P. Martin:3.ou, latiles°6•street, warehouseman. .tch z. A. Ilunter„Vortt..., Vottlandoarcec, com.h.maker. Ntarela 2. W. Kiii3e) , 3 itgki.Streett LOMA). Aker. CAA I 11,16'4111E5, 19.1 V. 1. Chitritait, tiolulynrux.sacet, Erigewarc.read, ouilner. • A. Murton, liant-t: , nonon, S.:trey, turn-tleAtor. C. Sc!nuttcr, IsArtictet,-Oulldiog,s, tionJuro, ivrchant. • c, mom!, CerkYlk.k stice tatiOr. . 17AWS-41, Site( hilt (I, lih..)p-keeptr. 1. W...t 141111, C- , May, Invapuul, patent silk !lilt ITIJiIII - Rotherbithe, funnier. , 'lolor, Stolb , M, Kt;l4) ,, t, BeAr. "I.ek - c4l4[•fiel4s, druggiit• (~;„ ; - fottenti.oo-court-rotto, oil atilt ccifk,uttnan• Erik./ A'II,ASIIIPS 11,1). 1114:11.5 anti -tt. liebenlittin, of C:Arnittm 'rown, vv,., ,y and kV. COX, of I'rinitubc.4.l - .l4;itt, S. :.imi-'oLks and S. Jarman, of Coleni.nl-street-huii , linAs. nitit , rl), 1. Brown, And J. Walurs, of th Pool,ry, ND ON : Printed by iti f :lit) llmartiett.o.nr;, . : , ow.ciert ; and pe si;shed h% v./ / 1,1,1 A?A A 7 4 . !Vl< ;ER Si' i• I VP; `ictitto • S, 01 No , 4, at tile SUN-OPE:Ca, No. i Strand, voaere Oraers for ate: Poet, ti:ti:%; for 043 4, equal pliatibilify; that, had the wound chits " be inflicted in a less fatal•place, wnerd halt attended with less fatal consequences . Whe t said his Lordship, use these weap ons, • ar t .,' deadly weapon similar, they must take tbeircre, of-consequences and if the wound be in a mortal place, they alone are toutverl4 this. Having used an improper wesponitheil that follow cannot be put down to chance. prisoner's case dia not -r-st here i ho most deliberate and vindicitve conduct, for , the fulthim tongs bad been taken from 11 :' raised his clenched fist against the ti ec6llw attempted again to strike him. It vias 1 11 continued his Lordship, to tell die law of this . country, the present was a case,,, ° der. The provocation pleaded was n'A 671 i justify the weapon that had been ma de use °iticti the prisoner struck wall his fist, or liod ohs. ed, io tiie setae, fallen back - upon 1 1 ) 1 14, , wags,and in either, way met ile: 1 ` 11111' :,d •wouhi then have been a deed of cuilobieholl), Poly; but, considering tl:e 1.-ture of Cum that the impulse IA luch acioate d ther was 'lot instantaneous that .lie 1)::,1 too 1n 7,3) c 4 .er‘eo i sv d netdn : u l g i cte i it n 7e k t fltia-o b lte e aa f t ? olo_o r i e lutot h : e e.jeinti s ..t e tdic i el z oti e t.ui. ; l l .lt t ,: l o : l e cd,o): ship, there was not the least grou, been distinctly proved, that, be seized the tongs, the quarrel wall ther had ceased, and therefore hel tal. any bodily harm, the only urged with success in a case of tut , The Jury returned a verdict Counsvl for the Crown, H. J. M Wedderburne, Esquires.—Agent, •ende'r, W. S.—Council lur tl , e Miley, Esq.—Agent, Mr. J. Re' Bow-STanp.T.-0-011 Friday eVcr of a very interesting appearance/ gaily(' of whose Manners, and h ei Went ly of the first rank and lash c4drninalion . on a charge . The circumstances of her detectior On Tuesday gtertmott, soon when it %Alai dock., she gent to Gvaie, a silk-mercbant, in ffolyw Strand, and pui coated silk to thu shilhogs,' in payment far which Bank of England nose. As . tuehing himself round to get Oa' hoon!thing movu on the counter, stisplciou, and giving he; the chauk,-. with having taken something, hut sh e " — is t convinced, however, was he of the bet, sited on her being searched, and fur th' i went :to cati the house-keeper. A 5 be 4lg g i into the hack room, he o b ser ved the 5" - t ot' • stoop clown. He then got her oP d ningrt nom, where the house-keePer ' e of and reportedto the shopman that she b s d . any thing upon her, except the silk s hs chased. He however persisted that s ha ° h i . I something . which she had stolen up''" to house-keeper proceeded in eonsstiluc° hur under her clothes-, and found a roll ° l, e t Li " diweOrerY she butst into tears, fel l ° " as and entreated for mercy. A tnes , eni; t: / ./ E d"'cOed, to Bow-street for an officer. l on 1 arrived in a short time, and proceeded to s `o . again„ and found in her b: sorn a 2 1 . 3 1 1 : 1 : 16 S 0 11 1 11 .6! note ; but nothing of a supicions treated forgiveness in the tl/061 pilliletiC Ou r 6 0 1 ing language, assuring them that It was h e fo ill , Cone..., and that she was of a res' le mis in gf r The prosecutor however, told her sl ' c - , de r ) e'o;!ody of O fficer, and she moat. V Tla gistrate, when the most tragic s cent: w e , • g t. l S i o l t f. : e( !t: i l Lt p i : r l c i p s ; a l tu t t de c i ii ti e b i . j e c i d a r:l' t a lt ( i ) Y e e: H a a i r .l" c : }h til ' i t :h Pe e h r tile , 09Y:irt could lln f idi de it rAC:C1111111:::fr % VS a On lief exqininatibu,she said her Pam" - 1 ' ) 0 1 rt In re iv sidence, such d eY e l e t he personlived enquired l lived v h. e' 6i d i 11 e t a h foru.rce7 but ° rs I t) f NIA I4 At her exatninatino, on Friday, , !•, I. ' ow probated her conduct, in giving f , a ' S ' l A;g lsi rga ill 'iil when she acknowledged eo ti . p9d of tears, and said she had boo i ` f ° IV A he exposure of her family and _ ber sei g sti r being nothin g, however, to bring. th e b hur confession, she was •.. 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