The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-28 00:00:00

THK EARi. 0? AVESOAVENNY C. COOLS.

This *4 in form of an swims fur Ail. the Woe of
some trees; hut, in Get, the ques!iote was, Whether
the lard on which the trees grrw. was a waste of a
manor of Lord Ahergavenn)'e, or on the manor of
Ke)ntsr, which h. longed to the Defendant ?
Several witnesses were eines' on the part of the
Plsintiff, who proved that the place in question
was always reputed part of Lord Aberiptvenny's
manor.

The Defendant called no irtiiiiesses, and the Jury
found a verdict for the rimutiff.

SIDE.
Refire Lord ELLE/11101101,RM
Sarah Searle ..as indicted for stealing several ar-
ticle. of Oak in the dwelling•house of the Rev.
Mr. Conspiol, at iVestmester in this county. The
condo: tof the Prisoner in this case was the most
artful and extraordinary that has lately occurred in
any Loon of Justice. Mr. Campion being absent
its London the latter 'MI of May ■nd rune lest.
the Prisoner was the only servant left in the house.
For several cloys before the robbery, she complained
to the gardener and others, that she heard persons
about the house in the night, and expressed her
leers that it was beset by thieves. She even went
the length of getting a man to sleep in the house,
and she went to .leep at his cottage, returning in
the morning'. One morning she described a man
of suspicions appearnrce, who. she said, had been
there tognning fur !sir. Campion, an' she affected
to have discovers-a the bars of the dairy window.
which had been nearly bused through at the bot-
tom. At last :•he said, that on the morning of the
tith of June, just as she had got to the houses and
was ■bout to light the fire, the same man rushed
from the wssh•houre. velar d her by the hair of the
head, and dragged her over the house, compelling
her to 'hew him where the plate was deposited,
which she was obliged to do; that he then took her
into the kitchen, and bung her to a nail in the
kitchen, and there left her; that she, by the assist-
aiice of another nail in the wall, raised herself, and
was kept from suffocating. until she got a clasp
knife from her pocket.'which she opened with her
teeth. and then cut the rope. She immediately
fell down, and upon recovering herself, she ran
out to a neighbour's house with the rope about her
seek. where she salted tha particulars. All three

hots she deposed berate the
but suspicions were entertaii

it wa• observed that the wiedoi

from withinside the house • and upon earth, a:1 the
articles of plate were found in her box.
The Jury found her Cirifiy, and she was sen-
tenced to seven stars' transportation.
Treble al;us Thornton, who was canricted last
Amer% of forgery, hut reserved fir that
of en objection in point of law, wee iuformed of the
decision of the Judges against the objection, sad
rece.ired judgment of Deaik.
Wilhaat Lanky was convicted of stealing a
cart-horse, the property of &heard flogher, front
feord, in Buckinghamshire, and received judgment
of Death.

✓ames H'at.Ard ws•slo• convicted on f.o intiict-
mrnt• for hoar-sterling. used received judgment
of Death.

The shove were the only eters of any eolt.equenee
on the Crown Side. sad Lord Ei.t.sunottotitat lioilitt-
ed cutely this morning hut the ease of yesterday
having occupied to pinch time, it i. Jonh.Cul whe-
ther the Loan Cuts► BAROPS well be stile to tioisll
hue pai.tr of causes on Monday, in which cane them
will be some eel:wields.

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