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London, England, 1819-10-01 00:00:00

Cambridge note§ Intern from the Protecntor, were exchanged
of 'heir house. and Bank of En v.land holes. giver. for them,
and the four 101. notes prodnred, .re part of the 114111:8
so wires.. Hr elated that the clerk who actually chanKr.l
the. t'ambrohte notes wasonl a 141,4 11, and Mar not captetett
to return until the end of next ru 00000 h.

Mr P.ire, the Solicitor for the PI icourr, of.jected to the
ceidencr of Mr. GAUP( beiug take's, as he could only enrol
tv what he owt informed of.

.11derninn J. J. Smith agreed that the evidence Wit Hot

Thwrite, landlord of the Geurze Paille-bonses
hrdille row, Doll/urn, stated, that he bad kno.'n the Pri-
,,iisc slime years. On the mornint of the :!tf of September,
.t-„•n o; clerk, she came into his house, accompanied
Ise a man :11111 a WIIIIII.VI ; they had two or three ;hisses or
!vim to drink. The Prisoner fined him a score of 10s.;
she _are 1.110 a Cambridge lf. bank note, rail he Kaye her
the change. G.. and some halfpence. He paid the note away
y. I'd?sr, the brewer; he did not take the number or the
.lAte of the ante, but he wrote Dillon un it, the 112 Me he had
:Owns known the Primiler to gip by. The Prisoner at the
same lime had another similar note m her z.4.25e5,"
Alderman J. J:Nrssiolo (showered, that there was litlifiCiellt
!,*lll,le, liercie him I!, commit the 'Prisoner fur trial, with-
vl.l wailing to, f-rrshow evidence.
'the Prisoner seas folly consiniitesl for trial.

MARLROROCGN•STREET.
TIIGAM V.

Ye<terdny Barnard Dean, a middle-aged man, was
up fos final caluminatlon, cliarKril by Mary Anne
iiricretttine runic woman, will. having inteilistrricd
with her, his former wife being still living
Th. Prow, Solicitor. attended ou behalf of the Prisoner,
and • Omitted to the Magistrates that the ease deserved the
go-stead attention, as in his opinion it was not a felony.os the
vagina. that although the ceremiiiiial forms of marriage hail
heves gone through, yet the Prisoner kill lint bedded with the
Ppm. entrin.
M-irr Ann Cox being sworn, Mr. Prier, according to his
bait' ernas.trestioned her, lint she is no manner
pre' lf t.l from the evidence she submit wet on al'oeuiwir
asii.o. she lived at No. Ib, Badabuildiuge, SonaersTowo,
nod ono acrinainted with the Prisoner nine weeks up to the
'mere ei of their marriage, on the 1111 S,ptcinber ; the Pei.
looser ri reQentrtt himself to her and low frieuds that be was
baclo•lor, lint shortly after the marriage it was ascertained
to 1w false. by his wife calling after him to her house.
Mi. Brice, clerk of the parish of St Mary, Islington,
proved that they were married on the 12th ultimo (Suede)).
'l'i: err were too witnesses present, and he was the person
who cave her away in the presence of the Clergymau. lie
an sure they were the same persous.
Mr. Price, in cross examination of the young Lady, said.
thee the Prisoner lived close by her neighbourhood, but she
to err made any inquiry whether he was married or not,
held an suspicion, although she heard of it.
Pria-ner—" Your Worship, I think other permits mare
I- blame. It is a most infamous thing that a Clergyman
aloud perform these awful ceremonies (marrying persons)
having two or more reepousible persons Knout to
a one.. it, and elate any objection to their union.
Merl. ..sic—" That certainly is a just remark, sod a pity
i t ;• tont observed."
rar Prisoner was fully committed to Newgate to take his
Pi al.
William Franklin, proprietor of the Lion and Goat, Lower
Giusieuiir.strcet, Grotwenor•sitsare, appeared to a sum.
111:1,t, mo a charge of Iblielectietc to remove a projectiosi, or
•t,'• for the use of a tailor. fixed at the front of his house,
big an °het/en:lien to light and air.
The Del-cadent was tied 51.

TIATTON-GARDIN.
EXTRAORDINARY DEPRAVITY.
Yesterday Elizabeth ---, n good-looking woman, who
I e. s by sirrel-walking, was brought op from Clerkenwell
e•ich hangs., charged by Juba Cliesternian, a constable. with
brine riotouss and disorderly in the piddle streets the pre.
ding aisle, and b4havinr in the ‘ame manner in tire watch-
-4,4lise. This was the thirtieth time the Prisoner was es•
aye-mN•d at this Glfice; she bad been mice admitted auto The
A-ylc no, whence she escaped; she was twice tried at the
Sessions ; ten times committed for verifies offences for a
nu mth each lane, to the House of Correction ; several times
Clrtkenwell Prison; and sixteen times brought up for
elimination, reprimanded, and discharged.
(he cinedables and watchmen stated, that she was so in.
ror,.gible that not a night passed that she was not brought
im some charge to the watch-house, which was taking tbetn
t*, ono their duty in other parts, of which the inhabitants com-
pl.nned. She was so well kuiiwn at the watch-house, that
t; 'tains: it useless to be taken in charge they frequently turned
her out
The Magistrates declared they found themselves at a loss
how to deal with her, but they thoucht it a charity isl send
t.rt t.. tni«Nl to keep herfruni mischiet.—She was committed
.1 lege month. to the House of Correction.