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POLICE.

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at Equity. it could only be taken cognizinee of
in the Ceiurt of Admiralty. which Court had the
power of taking into its consideration the rights of
all parties in the vessel, whether foreigners or out.
He therefore trusted that his Lordship beruld dis-
solve th? injunction.
The LORD CHANCILL'OR observed, that he did
not clearly understand how the Court of Admiralty
finkeieded in such case., but he would have an op-
portunity of knowing from the Learned Judge at
the heed of that Court between this sod Saturday.
on Which moron'' he would give his judgment.
He believed the Court of Atl.niialty had not the
jurisdiction to restrain the D.rendant from yelling
theeatgo ; and the pr.selbt impression on his mind
Was, that he ought to be nu restrained.
lodgment po•tpourd.
His Lordship ruse at half-past two o'clock.

UtI.DH A LL.
. Two stout athletic rung Irishmen, named apse sad
Corte, were charged wish aiding and sertieting a third per-
gnu, nut in custody, of the name of Mandy, is a most
stroctios asentili tiepin James Murileh.
he reunptsiu•sit mated, that b■vier left Ma loariroce is
the neighbourhood of Cloth Fair, for others in Weitdsireet,
be returned on the evettiog of the tOth July to his form►r
lodgings to fetch away his cluthes,and meeting with a filmed
went with him to the Cooper's Arm• public-house is CUM
Pair. They were sitting is conversation over • pas of per.
ter, tithes, °berrying the too ['flingers sad Glasey to ester
the room, !main at them iii a marked rouser, the com-
plaisant tuld his companion to drink op the beer sad they
-would go, for !Woe men mesni him no good. Mindy Hies
wept out, sod returning wish stuns, 11.1,1b1y subeatice is his
Am, whether iron or stone the *threw, could not tell,
struck the complaimut as he was ginieg out with his felted
a viselcut Wow which laid him on the ground. The two Pri.
sutlers then raised him up, and calling nut " Fair play!—Fair
play!" held his arms, and •rppurfeJ him on his feet, while
Glaady, with the weapon before mentiuned, continued beet-
ling him in a meet brutal wiener about she head and body,
is which he was rimed by a number of low Midi, both
male and female, realm the neighbourhood, rho had bees
collected by the noise cf the sffisy. The watchmen being
called in secured the two Prisoner., but (Andy made his
escape is the coefeesios. The complainant, in a state of In.
mosibifity firm the t►eatirsest he had received, we. conveyed
to the ►ospi'al ; and it was NUM/, sin examination, that he
. bed received twelve wooed, and •usher of bruises, from
the effects of which be war confined for eeveral day. in she
care of a aurgeos, aud opened in the Jortice-room with his
Arad bound up, and in a vin reduced and languid conditice.
The statement of the complaioast was confirmed by his
friend sho was in be.; company at the lime, ■bid by some
ether perhoos. who were present.
The Pioneers Imperial:id their entire innocence of asy
pas tiespalios is the aulrage, and eal'ed upon • pc sus who
was pettiest to bear testimony hi the truth of their declare.
it:on.. The evidence of she Ferrol' appra'ed to, how-
ever, fully coslreard the slmlieniriii of the complaisant, and
by the cool sad dispassionate manlier is which it wry gives
added greatly to she strength of the Cal! tig.ii.Sl them.
The Sitting Alderntan (Cu,) committed tbtnt in default of
'bid to appear fur ►rial at the drailims.

BOW STREET.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.

Yesterday Robert Hartley, wills about ...en or eight
Islisem, and ahliongh appal, oily only about 24 urea years
of use, one of the must desperate characters that has Men
at the office fur wise time past, haring cusfemed that he
has committed eighty burglaries withiu the last two years,
was charged before Sir It. Bunt, with having hrokru open
the house of Count Hyland, un Blackheath, on Friday
stemisiglat, whets be pieced litemelf such a complete adept u
►uese.beeakiug, that he VIA 4 a considerable time To the
Cuest•s bed-iousu, stud stole all the clothe: the Count wore
the day b. fore, and a great VAI id! •.f articles of property,
aml he remained in the house regaling Ineeseef with a fruit
re end spirits and water, end no doubt would have cauti-
oned these much longer, had out one of Om family been
awoke by the noise, which it is atipposed ►e heard, which
induced Wm to leave the house. lidurrosniins of the robbery
being communicated to the ..}Be►, Salamis mid Vickery,
the officers, timed him to Bork. at. r, where he confessed Ise
bard gone for the purpose of eurrimitinig at rubbery to a very
'considerable extent. _ .

The Coma stated that he went to bed oe Friday ore night,
be awoke about Ase o'clock in the asornaug, and doeuvevid
that the bad-room had been entered and robbed of all his
chithare, • gold chain and seal, and s great variety of articles
of perperty, and that the room hod beta entered by the
'window, and no lambi by a ladder which be saw itia ibei lawn,
sad which was not these the previous night.
William Swisses, the Water, staled shall he, is company
with Via kery, apprehended the Prisoner on Friday, 96th of
July, at Rochester. •
George Lansdale Curl., wham evidence au cry ma-
tea sal and extra°. Ji oar y as to his eirinuesios with the ps isomer,
na• interrogated very !lastly by Sir Richard Benie. He
stated I If to be a slater, and load knows the Premier
ounce the year 1815, havtog beta to sea with him ; last
Thursday fortnight he net lain, by serideat is Grauchurelas
street, not having seen him previously since April twelve
'wonoths, and arconspani.d him to • coffee shop, and also to
a patialieshanme ; in the course of conversation they inform-
..4l each other of the course of life they had fed slue they
lull met. The Prisoner confessed he had got his living by
%devil'', that he bad only come out of prawn 1110 the last
Suadey; that be bad bees capitally couvicted at the 1,111
September Sessions fors butglary is the boa-rt of Alt. Mors
risen, but had got off fair six months imprisonment ; that
be was that morolug gulag his rounds to see if be could
steal any thing from ernud nod other carts in Newish,
Market sad that seighborii hood; he told him several WOKS
where Itched committed burgtarica ; that he hod committed
fluty. At that time he bad an old blue jacket or. Os the
fulloolog Thursday night, whets be got home, lie found a
letup from the Prisoner, reqaesling him to be at home
the weal morning, as be intended calling on him, which
be did at • house is Keat4treet, is the Bosoegh. At
that time he bad an old green moat on; he told me be
was going to commit a burglary that night as Blackball*
(the Night oil white Corot Brand's house was betaken open
and robbed); they 'mein the day logrther till slit o'clock is
the evening, when shy separated at • public-hawse is the
Beat-road, star Prisour saying be iatewled to be at Blacks
bull about eight o'clock, slid avid he Auld cell 011 bias
the following morning,. which he did as early es • few ml.
sines after three o'clock, at wbieb time be bad a blue coot
uo, a black silk waistcoat over Ms own waistcoat, a pair of
-twist lilac westalmano, and s pair of Hessian bouts—that lie
had committed the herein at Blackheath, which he told
him be intended to do, and hired a roach to bring the pro-
petty be haul stoles in Luiadon, sod told him that the clothes
he bad co were pail of the Hemp be bad stolen; he 'hewed
bib. t eratekehain anal real, urn which was a Nobleman's
mass he also skewed him a forelgu coin and a great variety
of articles; he gave him thirteen he's, esiaign;sl as a reason
he did nut like to carry them, they made such a jingling
hoist in his pocket ; be said he bad not stoles those kayo
they were his own; hr hid likewise left a quantity of other
her is the bootee that he had broker open, also a box of
plasophomus and all his own old clothes; that be bad only
gal 19s. Bd. in silver in the hues; which wan in es hag;
he gat iota the house by means of a ladder, which he stole
from a dispel sear the spot, and look it across two or three
yards before he coartd get to the house to herak it epee. lnc.
compuied the Prisoner to Rimestary.lase, where be bought
a pair of fret inn trousers.; the man he burghs thean of spoke
to the Prisoner, and offered to buy any stolen goods be
might have to sell, or swag, as be called it, sad would give
hill as good a price as say body. The Primusr took of the
*Neigh boots and sold them, mud taught a welt of abuts
oil* Or moan. The Privates gave his I IN bleak waistcoat.,
a paekultaife, and the foreign coin. They parsed abut
Mill Vela* that memaiog on Tower hill; be did net au him
attain tip last Friday morning, wham N asked whit he had
tithe vita the wattiebais teed meat, te obi* to reptiedr.

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le had lost them in !Gran yard. The 'Prisoner told him Its
wag gsieg to Chatham. The old green coat rod the stork
logs produced by Salmon, the talker, were the same which
wee worn by the Prisoner en the day he aaid he Iris gots(
to Blackheath to commit the burglary. The stockings were
without feet, which he ',remised from sceiog the Prisoner
go into the canal to bathe.
Salmon, the officer, piodurod the& articles, which yam
found in the garden of Curet Bylasd.
Tim blue curt, Mark veriscort, and Hessian boots •which
the Prisoner wore were proved to be the property of Count
Ryland.
This witness was corroborated by Mr. Joseph West, who
for some suspicious cause which we ars set at liberty to
mention, watched the Prisoner in Holborn on the day pre-
vious to the night Count Byland's house was broken open, at
which time he wore the old green coal aid other clothes do-
scriliedhy the witoeor Gooch, nod which wire the same that
were found In the prdeu of Count Bylined.
This *again, contlimed by Mr. John Gooier, who or the
same day watched the Prisoner for a milli, reason in a pub-
lie-horse in Hollmen.
When the parties were abort to be bound over, the Count
wished to declare premertiag, ►ut Sir R. Bind, instated on
binding him over.