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TN 11 11011.111111111 f ON MR. ROTHSCHILD:-
The ems Prisahm-erere sore examined -Ihe charge s(
esteem sod
.whole if Mr. Rothschild's household at-
tended.
isms Bailey, head worse to Mr. Rothschild, kwew both pri-
• desevi,, sod saw Barran occasionally at her miler's horse,
• eas Illismford-bill, The fait time she sale him there WWI
throe weeks Meer. Witnesa•iileosified s told doll (lhe head
if a child's torsi) whit* rrim missed out of the ornery ; it
was Mr. Roshseletta's property. She •Iso identified soma
tablmlloes, with the initial R. changed limb a B. they were
wet such propose as nimbi be mades presets to II
she alms swore to hooks, and sober properly, being Mr.
Rothschild's.

Eliza Andrews, tinder .ornery-maid, knew the Prisoners;
frequently saw Barrett at her sestets house ; he used to
come twiiee 'a month. She identified a gold doll, various
books and limn, as Mr. Rothschokrs property, one of which
was made a peewee by Mr. Garcia.
Jesoe Hallam!, valet to Mr. Rothschild, sworn.—He fee.
gwntly made the Prisoner a present of shoes ; the shoes
he bad on were his master's. He brought with him a silver
spoon to compare with those iu the possession of the *Seers,
sod dotty were like them. He frequeutly missed Mr. R•ths.
..plahes abets. Two silk handkerchiefs he identified as his
own:proper' y.
A pawnbroker attended, and produced some sheets which
1,...mpe pledged by the male Prisons, for Ns. They were mark.
with Mr Rotbschild's initi•ls. Tbrß. was altered to 13.
„aim Bailey, the nursery. aid, re-eitaatined.—The (c-
-able Prisoner, when she lived with Mr. Rothschild, generally
Rot up the ins in the morning, and be.' husband slept there
five weeks ago all night. Twelve months sr she missed •
silver spoon.
Rest pert of the property was identified.
Phtlit. .

Mr.. ips thought ikat his case could be made more
compkte, although at the present there was quite sufficient
to warrant • Anal committneat to take their trial, and re-
quested i►e witnesses might be bound uver to prosecute.
The question was w►ether they would derive any advantage
by remaining till seat Amnions before they took their trial.
Dr. Owen and Mr. Henson thought best to have it this
Sessions.
Mr. Phillips requested that another examination should
take place, which was greeted, and the Prisoners were again
remanded.
Barrett requested that he might have his prayer-book,
which was willingly given to him.
Mr. Phillips sugeesied the propriety of Mr. Rotbechild's
attendance at the next examination, for the purpose of mak-
ing a complete case, which he would urge, if it would out
incouveniesce 'hat gentleman; but it was ultimately agreed
Not to revoke his aeleadasce.
The Prisoners, iu the course of the day, were takes back
to the House of CAsersetims. Mrs. Barrett was is a very
weak condition.

POLICE.
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BOWITRTZT.
' • Yesterday fferijnesfe Blorput was examined before George
Rowland Minsholi, Esq. the sitting Magistrate, charged with
burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling.bosso of
William Smith, of No. I, Brownlow-street, Holborn, coal-
nienhant, and stealing therefrom one copper coal•skettle,
two copper tea-kettles, see plated gravy-spoon, and three
damask table-cloths.
It appeared that the family of Mr. Smith had retired to
bed soon after twelve o'clock on Monday night, leerier all
the doors and windows securely (wetted, and ou the servant
gulag down stairs in the morels( rbe discovered that this
base bad been entered by forcing open the shutters of the
bitches window, and that the above articles had beets stolen.
The circumstances which led to the dctectiou of the Primmer
are as follow :—Avis, one of the Bow-street patrol, was return.
leg from off his duty, and in Holborn he observed the
Prisoser coining in a direction from Browulow street, at a
very quick pace, carrying the coal-skuttle and kettles in
his head. Avis stopped him, and questioned him as to how
he became possessed of them, and his answers being unsa-
tisfactory, look him to the watch house, when be courcseed
that he had broken iutu Mr. Smith's house, and stolen the
orticks then in his possession. On searching him the gravy.
spoon and table-cloths were found coucealed under his waist-
cost. He was fully committed.
LAIIIIIRTIT• ITU mi..
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AND ASSASSINATION.
Thomas Rude, a respectably dressed young man, but an
61,1 offender, was put to the bar fur a second examination,
before T. Hardwick, Eaq. charged by Mr. Robert Maunder
with maliciously wounding him with intent to rob him.
The Prosecutor, • middle-aged gentleman of independent
properly, reside's( at No. 6, on lbe Terrace, Bow Common,
and who is necessitated, from the brutal treatmetit of the Pri-
soner to him, to catty Imam in a sling, was going along Mile.
Ead-reed, between *even and eight o'clock a few evenings
, back, on his way home after receiving a large sum of mo-
ney in the City, when on arriving near the turnpike, he was
met by the Prisoner and three others, who instantly surround.
ed hint, sad after bustling him for some time, one of theist
struck him a desperate blow on the head with a bludgeon,
which felled hien to the groom!, upon which they all fell
upon hint and berms to rummage for hie property ; be re-
sisted as long as he could, and cried out " Murder!" several
times, but finding psi person coinieg to his assistant,-, he
clasped his bands across his breast to save Isis pocket-baok ;
the robbers made many efforts to rani the pocket-book, but
finding it impossible, from the manner his arms were folded
on it, the Prisoner, as the moit speedy and effectual means
of accomptishiug the robbery, took out a large (law knife,
with which to a most savage matinee he cut his right
baud across, nod Nearly ed his thumb and lingers
off, and would then most probably have effected their pur-
pose, be bring misfile to make sits further resistance, had
slot Mr. Julm %Vataou, a clerk in the Bank, who chanced In
be coming by at the time, and being alarmed at the screams
of Murder!" come to his easier once, on whose near approach
the villaisia all tied in diff rent directions. The Prosecutor
• was then lying quite extimiated, sad bleeding profusely from
his wounds, whith Las since much impaired his health; sod it
is feared, from their present complexion, that mortifteation
will comae, mid be attended with the amputation of the baud.
Ills deliverer from the a ins cuuveyed him to a sure...tit,
where his lemmas wear dressed, and tiled repair. J to White.
chapel watclibunse, mist rumniouicated the elf.'ll9lollllCC to
John Partridge, the beadle, who instantly repaired iu search
of the highwaymen, mid, after a vigilaut perambulation of
their different rooter, succeeded in see urius the Pa igoner,
carousing at the Earl of Effingham public-bottle, its White-
chapelonad, and conveyed him to the watchhouse.
The Pris.iner was remauderl, iu order that the officers may
have an opportunity of apprelientliag his accomplices, who
are yet at large, and to whose ideutity the Prosecutor can
depose.
t The Albion, from Miramirtii, spoke the crew of. the Bri-
tish Queen, gulag up to Quebec with OHO. boats and Morse,
the vessel having been lost on the island of Anticosti.