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OLD .BAILEY. FIRST pay-WEDNESDAY, TAN. X 4. • THIS day the .Session coMmenced at this place, before the'RECO'itDER and other City Of ficers, an4l also Mr. 3aron THomrsON; Mr. jus tice LAWRENCE, 414 Mr. Baron GRABANI. • job,: lianbani was Witted for stealing every large quantity of goods in the Perfumery .branch of business, the property of Mr. Richard'Jei'ies, manufaauret and wholesale trader in Terfuniery, at'Shoreditch, With'whOM the Prisoner had' been servant and fOreman in that branch of 'the' tr:lde which relates' tai the Manufitiory 'of hard !soap ; Wit he kaa nothing','to do with part of the Perfumery. Although the vaiue of the Arians was very great, yet the Prior, only for simply stealing the goods, without star ing that they were stolen out of the dwelling 'house. , ~ lt appeared, by the eVidence of Mr. lours, that his matiufattory is. in Shpreditch ; that the Prisoner lived with him in the capacity of his foreman in the hard soap branch, but that in consequence of suspicions he entertained, he discharged the Prisoner in November last, and afterwards, in consequence bf .the same iuspicion, he went in company with a 136%4,4.m:et - Officer of. the name of Ilarpr, to the Prisoner's lodgings, 'which were at No. 3 1 . New . -Inn Yard, for the purpose ofsearching them. These Itidgings were within 3o yards of the Prosecutor:4 'manufiflory. .The Prosecutor 'and Harper toldtthe PrisonerAhat • a particular circumstance had happened, and they came td search his lodgings. The:Prisoner asked them if they had a Search-warrant ? .They said they had nor.. The Prisoner insisted they should not search his 'lodgings without a,Warrant for that•purpose, .0n which the Prosecutor went to the Public-Office for a Warrant, leaving Harper. in the Prisoner's' lodgings, The Magistrate, however, did not give the Prosecutor a Warrant, but seth 'a verbal order for starching the lodgings of the 'Prisoner ; :upon which -they were searched; and in.the-Prisoner's bed-room were found some of the various' articles 'of property .stated in. the. Indiblment. • Oa searching the person ofthe Pri soner there were found in his pocket: two' keys ; 'h was desired' to -tell what- they belonged. to, :which-he refuSeet ;but the Witnesses found means . lei'diseover.—that, in consequence of which they !went to a house in RisdolPA,Buildings e where they -found a— large quantity of ,washing balls,. in an 'unfinished - state, in boX. (.4 assize fit for contain. iog one Inindrol weight' or:War...4e was full ,; they foilokals6 a great Many; other 'articles of Perfumery to agreat2value, and among them, a machine for witahing4alls, which was an initeurnent-nettetintended to be sold, and was' made• in a peculiar manner . , by order of the Pro. secutor, for the trod of-his mantif-,:ture, ,•• and which he knew lierfeetty'welt,'• it being a very remarkable one. The• Prisoner being charged with bavings-tolen.these articles from his master, said, he had bought them of.a - maii of the name' of .Bi -4101?..; who was a smuggler. These articles; produced' in Court, the Prosecutor swore posttiveiy to' the Wash - -ball Nlishing machine,` to a great number of labels on several of the articles of Perfumery, and. that he had. lost all these articles out of his strop. , • Swy wi d nerep e r; . the crinstable, swore,. that' he went with the Prosecutor to the Prisoner's lodg.: . .ing,'at No. s k New—lnn Yard. He gave the same.account as Mr. Jones bad given, of search.. log the Prisoner's 'lodgings, and Of the goods found there; and added', that while Mr. Jones was' gone for *a SearchLsvarrantohe Prisoner went into a back-room and locked : it, and the Witness saw Through the key=hole' the Prisoner busy in the room 'tying up - . something; and - he saw the' Prisoner's body half oil t' of the window. Afterwards. a blanket was ••fOnd in the .cellar; which contained many articles the: property of . Allr. Jones, and which was brought into the eel:. tar from -the outside of the wins ow by 'the PH. soner's wife. . It appeared afterwards that the, house in Ris doll's.,lioildings, of which the Pri s oner had the keys,..and in which the , property of Mr. Jones was found, was let in October last to' the Prison. er, and that.he had -the possession of it from that time to the time he was apprehended. , On behalf of the Prisoner one Witness of the name (.4 . Eti'za4eth ,Spark, who'was the landlady of the house where the Prisoner was 'called, for the purpo . st• ptoving that he was in the coarse of mnnudiuring time wash-balls, po. matum3,'Sec. which ‘vere found in his possession; but - the tendeno , ' of her evidence, -as far as it 'went, was rattier against the Prisoner than for him.. • Several Witnesses appeared to his charaarr, which the Learned judge told the ; pity was of no (Ice whatever,- except when the 'case wa3,doubt lid. This ‘vas un Indian - lent which did not fca•the Prisoner's life,' because it was not stated that the goods were stolen in,the dwelling-house. lithe jury believed the evidence, they would find the Prisoner guilty ; if thek had,any reason to doubt it, they would acquit. him, There w.v. ne'question but..the Verdi Verdi& would be such a would he satisfa&ory to the Justice of the Coun •, 7ditth Porry was inditted for stealing on the 704 T of December last, a gold watch, of the value of; thirty psuoais, the property of deorge etsly Esq., This offence was not stated as a capital one, ratnely, either as an highway robbery, or steal. ing privately from the person, but was only stated as a simple stealing, and, therefore, did not afre6t the life of the Prisoner.. . Ehe Probetwor. is no Officer in Hi 3 Majesty's Military 6ervlce : he v:a , tatty come to tuwn from Novel6tle, and, on the 7th of I)ecernher last, he hat.l bt,en at' the heAre of Drury- Lane, and ai he was coming our, in 13ridge'.,.stieet, he felt hirosell hustled i as they term it. Inunetliate. I. N 1)t) ‘Prlnte, wattli; the triStinei ifad'isen ttlakhirtowardsliia,- and was then close sto Fle.laici hold' of. the Prisoner, and said, be ad robbed him. The i'risorter denied it. A Lnk lioy then' thecaitof the Watch, jos at the.4pot 'where the'. Prisoner and the Witless stood; Atpbtr whioh somebody ;rude a - snatch alit, and it .disaplie4.ted instantly, and the • Prosecttor %lever saw any tnore,Of Prisoner beg:ed theyrosetAtor_ wotild not hurt him,- and.he izpt .the Tritorter‘liSt io his "aititS: ; the Prisoner' slid to the Proe . Ctfror, 'he shOtild "i - K . lie" was taken ; on :Which-he* , ,delistete& him over to a Constab:e. `Oh , beinglnestionecl by Mr. justice tokt:tc w again;. 'in order, to have -the -matter ciear;'4ll4. Prosecutor-said, , he !missed his witch ;instantiv as tile Prisoner was passing betvvSen :hint and the coach. The watch was taken avay pit as the'Prisoncr thc'Prasectfior. jtisi as prisoner was haute him, the Prosecntorfelt 'watch .going. There was* no great CrOwd-ntiiii nOr did any body 'appeal to 'be near . the . Priscncr ;at.tbis instant. Joseph Cinyll, a Link = .hhy, swore, lie saw the Prisoner take the watch out of. the Prosecutor's fob, and throw it down in . the street, by which the watch flew out of the Case. He saw Mr. Welsh lay hold of the Prisoner, and he never lost sight of him. ,The Prisoner - threw the watch out of 'his right hand behind him. The Witness picked up the case; atcly snatched out of his hand, he did not know by, whom.---Gtoi6,. Robert Goodenough was indicted for stealing four bushels of Wheat, the property of Mr. Hoare, of Wendover, of the value 0f . 305. The Prisoner is Servant to Mr. Mratkins, who is the Proprietor cif a Barge, "of WhiCh thb Fri sorter had the care, in; the Riv'er Thames.--The Corn was in ti Sieks, and ihe Prisoner took out of each some, so Oaf he filled a spare sack, he had in the Barge; 'and then it was taken away by a 'man vlio came .to. the- Barge for that pur pose. The bo);, who, was in the Barge, this front Legitining to encl.—Gui/O. HIGITWAY ROBBERY. William Cross was charged with this offence, in assaulting, on the 9th December kst 4 on the ilighway, - Mr. W. Allen .Thackthwaite, putting , him in fear, and taking from, his person a drneigl watch, with a chain,. seal and , key, and 'also a guinea and an half, and a seven-shilling 'piece, in gold, and:some-silver, his property and -monies. --It: appeared that , the Prosecutor, Mr. Thack thwaite, and his friend, a, Mr. Clifford, were 'coming - to! town on' the A6lOO • road, in a single horse chaise; about' six o'clock its the evening, they , were met 'near the three-Mile stone, by the Prisoner whn watymounted. , He rode' up to them and caught hold of the reins, then got near the side. of the. chaise, and presenting a .pistol, de manded their money, watches, &c. The result this , app4.c..ition, during which some words pas,sed etlive - en the Parties, and several threats from the Prison'er. was, _that the Prosecutor re ittelantly parted with the property set forth in the Indiament, and his friend with what money he had about hint. - It being' very dark at the time, they could not observe 'the face, or person of the Prisoner, or the ki n d' of; hdtse on which he rode; stifficiently.close,- so as to .be able satisfac torily to indentify either in Court.- 7 4Fitikvever, they shortly after gave infOrritationlef the atf,tir to a Bow-street Parole, whent they fell in with, `and pointed out the' . road 'which the , highway_ than had taken ; • in consequence ofivhielrhe apprehend ti it twelve o'clock that , night, at the Hammersmith Turnpike, - where the 'Party were first led to Suspect}}him- by - his refusing to 'give 'any aecount front whence he . - Came, , Alter securing him; they, 'searched his pock'ete, and tbund thzlein . the PrOsechtor's watch, one pistol, nine' guineas and a half in gold, and sbme siker, The watch being produced eintrt, was la tigfaftotily identified by 'Mr. 'Thackthwaite, and the pistol - was that 'kind of one which the Gentlemen -described to have been presented to them by the. Prisoner.. .Ir=e his defence, he said, he was going after a place which he heard was vacant ar HbunslOw ; that the'person Whnhe expected to see, was not there. He had borrowed the horse to ride this' titer from ToWn, - and had i,toppeci two hours at . art . lnn,i f vkire, i t the necessary, he foiled the Pis.. tot and, Watch, of,which circumstance he infofin. ed a . ,quondath fellow-servant of his then in that hOuse, whO advised him tolerthem remain, Where he found them, btit being in want of money, he thoterht to bring them to ToWn, - and-endeavour P t 0 dtspese &them. 7,b4 . Moody, The person alluded to by the Pri soner in his defence; 'was brought forward to prove,. that he 'had lieurd , ty, tae loi e et t he, pistol and watch in , the necessary.; but nothing fitrther,'.transpired from his evidence, tonding to exculpate him. Mr, Baron GRAHAM, who tried! the , case, made a . varietY of pertinentand shrewd, eemarles thereon, and was of opinion,' the personal identity sins not clearly -established- by, the .Brosecutor ; that there-was a chain of circumstantial 'evidence sufficiently strong to involve the. Prisoner, In this'opinion.the fury manifested their coincidence by finding a verdict. of. —Cirei/ty---Dearb. llriilianr Louth s` %vas indifted for -stealing a metal watch, chain, zte.' the •property of "John hnutnds. The PrOsecuthr is principal domestic to a' Ceti. tlernati, residing in Salisbury. Street; Strandi+ On Saturday the 27 t h of Dtccmber 'last, :ir Qrtiered. sonic meat home from ' Clare Kirke the, .Prisoher, who - was a Butcher's Servant, brought it home, and took.it into the kitchen. S orge >time before this, Edmunds had tieposWd his wat(.ll.npon the mantle piece in' that apartment, and coining there soon after the Prisoner 'hid brought the meat, he missed it, his ,sospicioio by RGCHAN AN IVl‘NlJl.l.Ati!irif 31<1ti , .1 - trectl Cbveni.t naturally fell upon the' Prisoner ; stay tatdn g an Officer with him, hg. instantly proceeded mark - et; where he aa.ed so, as shortly/4a. inlle;:e the Prisoner to acknowledge, that he had made free with the watch:=—Under Evidence to this effeEt the jury-were constrainedlO- find ihePrlt Soner—Guiit.y. Pr;ee 'and R4.l.)eirar Biggits; wets ,indided for the Offence of, higifyi s aylObbery, in assaulting Joseph de . Sil'va, a Nigro lad, :tral 'forcibly taking froM . his person . 41. 4.5. 6d; . ' his monies, .It appeared that thiswas lithe more than an or_ .dinary pia: -locket thanutaiv re; but ()tisk' * The des , :i ilsed ht:... 'self 1 0 have oeen very ill ,11 . 1t1 C.: , ..; XL -1.() hive coinetip,;the :he of De.. 'cember last, from hi:, a - tDeptiorki, and at three o'clock the sa•.;:c :iiternoon to ha:, re.ceiv:C . Al fOur guitre4b . ;fad C at the ountin we. g-ho. :Of Messrs, 1 - laggart, io wrapt up the money,in a pieie of paper, - and put' it in the pocket of his jacket : he was scarcely three minutes out of the house, when he,disiAbed the ts,vo Prisoners to have tub: up i ,to Minx sand each to take him forcibly by the . arm,' When the'rri..' soner, Price, put his hand :into the poCket, and took out the money, With which. he intant . ly set otT.;—Henee the alarm was given, arid` pursuit. ctuntlitnic.d, atid the Prisoners were short ly .overtaken, at d in Price''s 'great coat p9tket foui-guitteas and a sixpence were found loose; these circumstances were all clearly proved—the identity was incontrovertible . ; as one oldie Wii nesies, Mr: Walker, of Birchin,lane, had them in sight 4he whol'of the pursuit. In the first itiStance they left their defence to their Counsel. Mr. RECORDER summed up' the evidence and clearly pointed out the difference between the kind of force or coercion necessary in, the eye of the Law to constitute the crime of highway robbery, and that used ordinarily in the street hustle, or mode for alarming or confusing passengers: in order the more easily to ' rifle their pockets. From a close review of the evidence and the cir cumstances of the case, the Jury would judge whether the charge,' to the capital extent' laid in the Intli&ment, had been adequately proved. After the charge was given the Prisoner Big gins obtained leave to-recite the substance of a written defence,. which he,prepared, and had till then - thought his, Counsel could regularly deliver. This was a very circumstantial narrative,. -so in geniously arranged,-and delivered in such a way, as appatkently had a_grear elle& with the. Jury in ilk favour. Hesolemnly avowed his innocence of the charge, an& 'of all knowledge whatever. of his fellow. Prisoner, tespetting which latter point some ,corroboratire evidence itppeared- from The testimony of : Mr. Walker, The jury. fourid Price 'Ciao, of stealing-.only, bkilt,cnotiitakin'Y b with violence from the person, whicit,.obviare3 Ac capital part.of the charge.—Biggins Not Guilty. )1. .:1,"..44!_ t 3 . . Su r c i Di.—On the COron 4 "e,r's held' on the body of Mr. Smith,:. who: AOC hinisell and his Stninita 6 40), na Atat,o4 in the last COunty Chronicl,f, the. .edidence wat given 1'1"c prhlcipal turnkey deposed, that in‘ consequence or hay ii sealded,his leg, I\y-Smith. wm as reoved - to the infirmary,where Nfrs.''Sniith, accompanied by her child and. Miss Kent, carne to see hint .the.prisonee'saying be had something toi communicate to' his wife, rcqueste4l,jlKwithes: to walk gout, which ha liccordinlq followed by Miss Kent„ In two or s three• mi uses Mr..Brnith also el.tite <►ut tiud atter; going : into a cell returned to' ihe..lntlrtnary, the door of which he shin, idrubSt, inunediately f . ior which the witness bean; rWo Oa; .one after another, and he (Ound . T\ l lr, SMith lying on the ground Mrs. SMitb "tray coning in,,wArds the door; exclaiming, " I am shot;l arn shot !"., See ingthe pistols on the floor, witnness said, "'I hope , you'aid norproeure these instruments , " • - Slu4 "- No, I aid not, as L a.rn a dying than." It 'also appeared that 'Mr. Smith desired his wife to procure him „a btace of pistols• ten weeks before, whiLlt Ateref - Used. Mrs. Smith, tc bo wita ,,, Wottnded in Stafford Gaol by her husband, continbc&alive on -Wed: tiesday. Tne balls entered the hack of he; left shoulder • one of them was e:ttraaed . irnm6diate: ly, below-the right ear,. and theother (tom her neck, close to the Windpipe— The ball which kitled.hirn; entered a .little above his left car, and passed throtigh his head.-;-;Alhe coroner's verditt was felo de se, and ,his body has been bu. tied accordingly. • . 0 Friday a taker's Covercd'harrow or truck, with 13; loat es of new bread, was stopped by two inf , ,riners in the Rorough, and carried - to onion .I Lilt, under-authority or the Law - which forbids the bale of bread within a given period . . 'lhe Baker; by hh . Ctiubsei, contended, that the bread in que-,tion ,was neither exptised fOr and did not conic within the . I . )tirview of the Att. '1 he Magistrates., however, after three ,hours deliberation,' fined the .Baker gs. for eacfl loaf, and sent the bread to be the Prisoners in the CountYGabl.. An infant boy was found several i weeks since near thecanal, in Birmingham, wh9.appearetc to have been abandoned by,its . parents. .The Our seers,.; by singular .petseierance . ,- traced , ,the Cher. to ..! - Hull,have .since !caged' her, 'in ..the dungeon at,.Birmingharn,; with a .view to indKe from her ponfessioo ,respeaing, the. father the child, but this' she refuses ;..she says ate was go. ing with the- boy to,Gkoncestcr, .but... her f ruoney becoming exhausted,- she could not proceed, and unable to satisfy his , cAllsimfood, committed him • to the: prote4ion of Providence. AkßAVE,,irs;n, 'JAN i 3.. Pasc64 by--the raulina, from - Virglnia. - Sail6d--Itlfc Carter, tot India. iitittil;';anitTublisheti by - I:fan/4 tizzy rciti (ollt3ravep.l:viflarwoi, nr::ry-Luse); 1'4:: 7 . On Sate.t33y last, at hi% house in nightsbrido iL km% Barrett, 'Esq. On the Isa inst. Mr. Adam Dennis v of Clement's-lane, Lcutlyard-strect, aged 55 yearr. At laglissnaldie, on the 4tts . inst. MIS. 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