The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-18 00:00:00

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robbery; its 414 ‘lseter• sae Wet liss
street, mad ems the Thursday after Ns NY 'met bias at Bath.
Ahrsham tbee addressed theist?, pestestisg shot he sal
wholly isoocente sod declsviog teat he sever saw Young
from the time be went so the belie till she met him at Bash.
Wiwi takes is London, though charged with burglaries, he
at wire told Ski slicer his name was Abraliasi; hot whew
asked if he ksew Balkh, he declined eayiag, till he should be
mode styssisted with the gross& of tbe charge rigaisel him
Verdict—Gering egoism! laOrb Prioooest.
Jo•epi Abrahams, Charts, Soda (limo same persotialmind
guitly order the prrerdiug indlrtmetit), sad Waists Wa-
nder, for forcibly esteriag the waveliones allows Evans,
wed stealing therefrom IMO yards b( 1101011111 *Mb, his
property.
The Arid witness called was haft Merges, a watehms••
He deposed, that shoot eleven o'clock es Ito nights( the 3d
of January last he fused the door of doe oraroboooe I. Qom,.
street, Istiongisg to Hr. Evans, apse ila meet to lb.
Evsnis residence to give his people sobs% sad whew be re-
tursid to the esrebowas, ha pet • padlock ow the door.
JavoesSawtell, a sight roostable. This witness mid, that
he was calkd sill o'clock 011 the 31 of loosary, by Merge%
to go to Mr. Esoss'a warehouse, whom he Greed the dent
open ; be miteeed sod fused the ismer doors also open, aid
mime cloth is the coustiag-hanos. Horgan base& the key
from Mr- Brass's, Les witness einild sot lock lbs door, as
there was a piece of a shelties key left in it. H. sow the
lock tykes of the dime, sad assisted is assorchisig dee pee-
wises next loonies.

James Perry, Mr. Evees'a fairness, deposed, that be had
locked the warehouse door what be left the premises at s
quarter past four, and so his return at half-pest skeet", Wood
all three doors open, sad the watchdog thew. LASS of the
cloth had beta tabor away, and a pile of dog boll beer
pulled dews; use old bed bees taken fee, the committee-
-house, where wits.. weir is the habit if grockiee. The
chant stoles Mas IMMO of • blottned mimeo( e blue colour,
Hews the leek takes 'tritest eimeeisg. amid aessething taker
oat of it. Buddee's hoar is twenty or thirty yards from the
witrehuuee. One u( the desks had out bees heft locked, and
the cuatents bad bees polkd out ; not pert of the desk had
uut been uprocd.
Jolts Smith, Sheriff's officer, wee al Mr. Evaos's office ow
the 4th of imagery : he took the luck off the door, and foetid
a piece of skeletost key in it. (This was produced, std sbewa
to the Jury.)
Thomas P. Eves,. teaser of the cloth stoke, was not at
the warehouse us the 3d of January, Whig out of tows. The
valet of the fowlers soda of cloth which were miens( wee,
be said, about MU.
Charlotte Young knows the Prisoaers. The two brat
lived with her is Jammu y last. Abraham went by the came
of White. He sad Smith beetkfamed with her in the :Wit'
Jamie', which so the Thursday week after Christmas-day.
Williams often came is the ceiarseof Christmas week to call
the others up; he came fur that purpose ea the Thursday,
about we clock;o' the other two Primates get up, and all
three west away together. After breakfast, betweem eight
slid nine o'clock, they refereed. Smith remarked, that
they had been out loamy smarmier fee nothing, but that that
should set be Ilse cue soy mere; they had bceu to look at a
place; it was aU right, be added, but too late to du any
thug; they must wait till the tertedwg; Wks, between tire
soil me, all three of the Prisoners west out, and with them
a man, whom they sometimes celled *Caimans,* sad eoose•
times " Tom." hisith returned alone abort eight o'clock,
with a beukee key, and said that they bed bees to a ware-
house, mid that the Captain and Williams had bees seat off
with three pieces of cloth, sad were to dispatch a cart for
a load beside". He bad left • part of the broken key is the
door, he said, mud added, that the place was sot twenty
doors from Brill/cies liquor shop; the more ;while the place
• chose. fur a robbery, the less likely it was that suspicion
should be excited. She should accumpasy him to Budden's,
aid they would sot be down upon Ales (warasieg they would
taut know bins.) She wcut wits him hi the bottom of Broad-
street, sod be then turned off to the right. Smith and
White came to supper at her busk between nine sad tea
that night; White aid his shoulders ached with carrying
the cloth. Smith obsessed, that if the hey had out brukeu,
they *odd have rates emerawhigeb; they had carried off •
! geed deal, mid would have more is the mowing, if the
watch did out discover that the doer was upes ; they hod
marked the Jour, to see if the watchman had tried it; and,
if that did nut appear to be the case, they would suture to
the warehouse, and break *pee the desk, aa there might be
mosey is it. Smith ace White west out in the morning,
sod returned iu about half as helm, saying it was smog,
and a large monkey (a padlock) had been put on the dour.—
This was addressed to White. Williams came in soon after,
and soul, he expected them before, to rip the cods off the
cloth; wheat Smith made answer, that, if it bad not been
fur the d—d key, they would bare had many more cods.—
, The party 'tole to have rime, we the 4th, to Bath, to
' divine of the cloth, but sot beteg Mlle to get a cart,
did nut go. Whiles was out during the greaser part of
the day, sod did nut return hunie till between eleven and
helve at sight, vibe° she /Mind White mid Smith them
at supper. They slept at her hoods that eight; aid Wil-
liams same is the monsimg tra call White. Between sire aid
test, Smith mid that she should go in the gig ieeteed of him-
aelc w ith the Captain ; she accordingly went, mid wee. near
Bath, was put dow• at a pidiliolouse, and While came to
her iu about ten 01111111C4. Captasu stash Williams came
shortly after to the duo, sod gut Imo the gig, whirs they
proceeded towards Cats. swath had been left iu wituess's
SOON iii Bristol. She suet Waite walked together to the
Fos and Hounds, in tkaicutstieet.—While there, a person
by the ramie of LitOrelltr.r, caw, mid was asked to boy the
cloth. White gave the Caimans some square bits by way of
pinks u, and thine two west oat together, leaviag her and I
Williams behigid. The Caplan" retorted in half au hour, and
said they could not du any Wing. At *ever, they prepared
to return Sr kki.tul,aad walked to the turnpike, on the up-
per road. Williams and the Captain went in the gig, and
she and White walked on. On coining to a collage, the lat.
lee said kc most gu in lir his great-coat, which be had left in '
the snowing. By the door-way, witness observed a cart with-
out • Mirse, staudifig in the road • White isforenrd her it an
MC cart au *tools the cloth had brew bruoaki. The cottage-
door was list, but, os their kilos kiss, a person looked Oils of
the window,ned shell COMIC dew, Sall let White is. The
Captain and al llbaina sheu tome up in the gig, and Wd-
ilates mingled We dove, while the • item. walked in the med.
Au miler be horse; aud Nhimesaid it waste° quo
which had &awn the tart from &haul. At length they
Imam out, mid the and Williams gut the gig.
sad %Visite mid wltirec.lt: bark lo Bails; abe asked loins
what made them am, so keg, and he replied, that they had to
remove the cloth into another rums. They walked from Bath
to Bristol, being too late for the coach. Wittig/is admitted
lbw her proper name wan sot Young.
Croat exam:turd.— Pawed by another sante at Worcester;
her father kept a public-home in that city; was once fur a
fortnight at Chelteuhain, bet bad lived at Wurcemer all her
life, except wheat as School at Eiddfrosinster; had lived is
three differeet plane to Bristol: her Were was in Gravel-
lase, and a girl mimed Hussey lived with her; another
(cook, mimed Lewis, slew lodged wilt her, and Set hi ought
Smith Were; ate sass respectable person as far as witness
Sums. 11 dues* skewed )1 he house et Bath to the officers,
and had talked to them sheet the sloth; had seen Mr. Day
once Mike she •as lakes S. the filth of Jaesiary ; and apuke
ou
the Tish to the °than "boot Smith and White hi Mg
reecenied in the whim, y. There were lye remelts taken
et .the segue time hymn' her house, but they did nut live
there. One Webster used to call at her boom, but he is nut
the Captain.
%bonus Evan., keeper of lb. Bridewell, stated, that he
searched the house of Charlotte Yore', sod foaml ie the
cellar divers inetrumeete used ix house-breaking ; he also
ersrebed a house *a the Bath road, and found several Gr-
es& and purees if cloth la tit rouges, winch, with the clam-
ber, wese prolacral suet ideutilled.
George Visceist, a tiediceerlicer of Baths also spoke as to
flee fiudiug of the cloth; asselltubert Hui WWI as to theme/web
in Charlotte Young's house.
Jules Needy.' live siker the cottage alluded to is Char-
lotte noises evidence, and saw Smith and simulate p
from it in a gig tuwaida /Mewl ue the Saturday after New
Year's day.
Sagas Webb had Hee White And Smith at Charlotte
Young's house, bet wet Williams.
Janke Juba Smith, a flow-stied officers rase pricistly the