The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-29 00:00:00

OLD Banda, WEDmEsDAY, APRIL 28.

The Court at this day at the usual hour.
Jukis Stewart was indieterl fur breaking and en-
tering, on Sunday, the Ilth inst. into the cham-
bers of Michael Joseph Quin, Esq. 21, Old-build-
ings, Lincoln's-bun, and stealing therefrom various
art►cles, value 516

Mr. !Milburne occupies chambers, No. 11, t )1,1-
buildings. Lincoln's-Inn, on the same floor us Mr,
(4 oo oo ; was sitting in his chambers about the
n'elnek on Sunday evening, the 11th hht ;
heard WOO person on the moils, then heal('
person sttentitisig to force his chamber dour :
immediately opened the door, Iss•N the Prisoner no
the 81,,ire, who said he wanted Mr. Jordan.

Mrs. Gough is Isendress to Mr. Quin; on Son.
d.iy, the 11th instant. sbe was in Mr. (Joist's
eh:embers front eleven until one o'clock; locked the
door, and returns d about five iu the evening ; she
►,w Mr. Alilburne on the stairs; he told tier or the
Prisoner being on the stairs, when he heard the
noise; she immediately perceived the first door of
Mr. Quin's chamber open, and the other door on
jai; on entering the room, saw the dowsers open,
and some shuts, sheets, and various articles, ou
the flan; raw the iron bar of the window down,
nod the window open ; she called her husband;
tlwre is a cotuniuhication flout the window to the
lead*.

Willi:ins Gregory is • tailor; lives at No. 14,
Southampton-buildings; on hearing from Mrs.
Gough, of the robbery, he went to the elmenlwrs,
sae the Prisoner on the leads, dressed in • brown
coat and nankeen pantaloons.
Walter Gough is husband to Mr. Quin'a laun-
dress; on receiving information of the robbery
flow his wife, he went to the chambers; saw Pi:-
loner hiding b. hind the Lliinineys; went for as-
w•ta'.ce; met John Oakes and Awes; tolil them
4 f the robbery; went to the Baptist Chaushrr•, and
saw Prisoner on the leads; could not go these but
tlirosigh the window.
John Oakes is a constable ; received inforsn•stion
fount Gough of the robbery; went to the Baptist
Ch•ntbera, opened the trap-door, found Prisoner
on the cock•loll, and took him into custody ; l-
ustier ►aid. " Make no noise, I will go quietly ;"
sass nc• person there but Acres, who accompanied
witness.

John Acres is a constable: proved the appre-
hending of the Prisonet•
Jsones Dsker is a porter of Lincoln's Inn; be
produced a crow-bar, which he found uu the %nor.,
it coreerpooded with the marks anode 111 lir. Qum's
done.

Michael Joseph Quin, Egg. proved the value of
the property taken out or his chambers.
Mr. Lane is steward of Limo ; it
estra parochial, end in the county of Muhllebex.
Prisoner said, in his defence, that he went up
stair* on Imaging of the robbery from a woman
who.n lie did not know. Time persons gave Poi-
soner 8 good character.

Ti'r lIECORDER bummed up, and the Jury found
the l'itstmer Guihy.

BANK rogGriti

Thomas Bradbury, aged Ili, ass indicsed fur
feloniously disposing of anid plittiss;z away there
false slid counterfeit Bank tiotrr for a each, with
intrust to defraud the Bank of En4laiscl.
The COMMON SEKJIKANT summed up the evi-
dence to the Jury, and the latter fnund the Prisoner
Guilty—Deuth.

John 411urphy, the poor illiterate Hibernian who
had already been twice brought up to plead Guilty
to the minor ~tiroce of having forgttl Bank notes
in his possession. but who, hour air üb•t,oate decla-
ration of his innocence, had been remanded by the
lodges fur trial, was again put to the bar.
• Mr. ALLEY, on his behalf, how stated, that the
Prisoner 011 Ce wore appeared for the purpose of ft'.
*raving his pka of /Ye. f.tillty generally, and to
hare the raiser plea recorded against his. Whet
br had perviously done cruse through tremor.
The COURT asked bun, if he now krsevo what Ire
was shout, and that he was bubj rc slug to
tr.iii-poirtation fur 14 years ?
'f•he Prisoner said he was sitistied about it, and
the Haigh acceding to the Prisoner's plea, he was
:tamer d from the bar.

Mr. C. I. Fox has purellused, ut u Irma prire,
the truant)* hurry, A/ro/rm. Ile WWI the l'ott
Stake,. In x ranter ut ISt:win:l4o. lout week. Ile
bus Insichtrl him et the next Newmarket theeiing,
ulgutriNt Mr. LANututi'6 Metes', for .;uogs.

I.H.t week the greet Maio of Cock.. between she
l:etith wen of Norwich usal war filuglot
ut the Swoo bus, ut Norer.:ll, auJ owl by the Nr-
osier —one bottle o-ht*J.