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London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

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was by opening the Pratestria's door with the key of the
Prisoner Parr's mother'. door.
Boyle Silirenter, an officer. deposed that be took the Pri.
*ntmet• into custody .t the Prisoner Pairs hawse; they said
they knew *tithing about 11611 flity were apprehended for ;
they wets reedy to be tried by the lairs of their toeuity.
The'Priseser Peer keeps a house or dram?.
The.RICORDEIt OhherVtd tu.tbe Jury that there was but
one witness as to the feet Or the this's being stoles',
and that was wily from what the Prisoners bad scitauwlegett
to the witness, mitotic was the person who had made away
with them hermits; lista to he stolen, and of course as ac-
complice Is the trios,. Tile Jury, he was certsiw, would
hot give meek credit a one prostitute swearing @gimbal
two unveil.

The Jury warned a verdir t of Not Guilty.
The RECORDER directed that the counterpane should he
given to the Prow -atria, and ordered her rupees., to be paid
to her. He eaatioaed her agaiest Ernie; into the House eif
Cernetion again, as that was the eases et ber losing her

POLICE.
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BOW-ITIMT.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.

Yesterday Georg" Lssh, • yovag wan (employed art a
sernot ia the "wriest of Kean. Evans, who careen the
celebrated snuff sloop in the Hayassket, known by the name
of Fribourg's, who hame slop a house at Esliag, where the
Prisoner's father is se hewn Ishouring was, and the
Prisoner was tikes ken the eosin of Messrs. Egress,
portly out of airily, at low wages. The Prisoner had
been use goal line suspected of dishonest acts from
his amatee" of dressing, but there was an proof *gnat
him. Whets ilMessrs. Evan slept at their hone at
Ribs( their sOlielreselel Mee slept is the bons, in the Ray.
market, which was the ease elm Townley eight. Os the Arlene
lay followlog, baleen in std six o'clock, tie eonlideatiM
man had rime fur the purposed Meiling his wife and family,
at Pimlico ; Pat as be on shoat to leave the house he had
forenticn something, sad returned ins the intreior.
The willows, who bas slept in the house, oo doubt *opposed
be was IMO. oust, as es the enlideatial man attempting to
Imes the hone, to his great surprise he found elle shop door
open, which he wag positive be bad previously secured and
locked, sod on esteriag the shop to his additional surprise
be found the Primate, who bad gamed admittance into the
shop, and had opened a drawer which eowtaiad the key of
the iron chest, by mesas of false key* no doubt, sod fa the
porposeed stealing the content. of it, which amosated so
oasts mad wan to between 5 and SM.
The Prisoner was secured by the cooßdential an of busi-
ness, sad locked up in • room is the first floor, while be
went to get more assistsoee. The Prisoner, however, eon.
hived to escape out of the window of the room. A general
inestigation thew took place of the Prisoner's papers and
coaaexiime, wheel a waisieoat belonging to Mr. Robert
Lloyd Erase was toyed in his box. He had reported ames'
his family and connexion that he was possessed of 500!. i•
the fends, which had been left him by a relation, with a view
111 litCollllll for the extravagaitt way is which be was living,
sod the eons of money which be bad at his disposal; be
Mat fifty pounds to on person, and forty pounds to his
gent, who was a respectable weans, and was not iu ibe
best conscious how he had become possessed of the
mom sad abe gave every possible assisiance to lead to his
agrpreliensios, which took place on Tuesday night, at a bone
I. Southampton.row. His greed object appears to have
been, from the contents of letters sod papers found, to bare
'become • joist proprietor with another maw Is a stage coach;
is was to be the guard and the other man the driver. To
ootemopliale the object of the purchase of the coach was the
'knew
of the wealth, which there is every reason to believe
the amount is the bon chest, bad he not so
fortu-
solely been prevented; be was its every iespert ready to de.
amp, as be had got his clothes packed up its a pottmastean
M readiness to start off with.
On Howard, she constable, tellies bine ;Nee custody on
Toteday night, sod being informed of the charge against
Mt, he wade am attempt to run •way, but the constable
pelhood hod secured his. He found upon him • satiff box,
olielies Mr. Evans sells, bat he could sot identify it as haw.
*heat stolen. It conisiord snuff, which nearly Ailed it,
mow the snuff were Ira sovereigns. AU. Risk mole was
Mho found is his possessioo, which had been gives, to him by
Mr. Reams to pay some bills.
Mr. Minsbull, Ike Siiiia; Magistrate, cowshed him for
re examination for a week, when Mr. Evans's conlidatiel
ass, who is now at Bedford, will be able to soured.
John Jultason was charged with a misdemeanor in hay.
ing been found in the parleur of the honor, No. 7, attached
to Sheffield's Hotel, in the Adelphi, before eight o'clock,
yesterday morning, when the only account be gave to Charles
Ramsay, the waiter, was, that he wanted to beg a bit of
bread, and on the wailer being shoot to search to sacertain
if be bad stolen any thing, he ran or, but was pursued by
the waiter and a female servant with the my of " Stop
thief!" and was secured.
He was committed fur trial.
• Chafes Hull, a pawnbroker, of Clarendon square, So.
men Town, was dme-till is the pause', of 40s. for taking
more interest of Elias Mitchell than is allowed by del of
Parliament.

George Lane, a pawnbroker, of Hotborg, was charged silk
■ot having his same painted up agieesbly so Act of Yogho-
urts!, w inch was d sward fur want of proof.
MURDER OF MRS. DONATTY.

Yesterday Mills, the constable, who was one of lb. kit
persona that entered the house of Mn. Domatty, after lbe
dtecnvery of her murder, attended before Mr. bliessbull sad
produced the rack and the case coataisiatt the sheath of the
instrument @opposed to have perpetrated tie bound set, to
which he alE,sed his seal, and signed his agate upon thew, all
for the pu•poae of identifying thew at any (grimetime; they
were theu handed to 'reunion and Vickery, two of the prin.
eipal.otEcers, who are a•aistiug Mr. Taylor, the Vestry Clerk,
iu the weird of the murderer.

QVIIRK.SQU Att.
RIOT IN PETER-STREET, WESTMINSTER.

Tuesday ureruisut th.s Ake wa. excessively crusided fe
brat tile essesisiattot ut the Prig...sir.. TM toikb.i.g were
placid st Hie bar: —Parfet Hallagaa, Peter M`Mintur,
Drina VCaslkg, Carlin AhNawtd, Thomas WedirA, Mortis
Callaghan, John Browne, Austin M•Marass, mud noose
Corbett.

..Several witnesses having identified them, and soma to
their participation in the riot, they w►re all committed, et-
cent Brennan, who was admonished and discharged.
The following persons woe then brought is:—
Dennis Gly■a, Joist Riley, Ilwormi. Weer*, Thomas
Merphy, end John Walsh. All these persons were folly
ideuuNe d and rooms' tied.
&ireful other mem were then placed at the bar, and only
one no/um Coates, Being identified, the remainder were
discharged. Six 'awe were then introsireed, and two of
theta, totagin and rfPrissie, being proved to ►e active in the
riot, they wire coommitied; and the other four were dia.
charged. Eight other mew were also brought in, but, not
being sworn lie, were discharged, except a man named Do-
tarry, who, h is said, bred a pistol.
• it was staled time one of the rioters, now in the West-
lake...kr Infirmary was shot ►y an officer, named Broughton,
ur Wroughiou. The Magistrates sent to the infirmary to
have the condition of the unfortunate individual ascertained,
and received as answer that he was dangerously wounded in
tbe (fOlO.

A boy, rained blanker., (lettered he oar Devaney Are ufr
a pith)! from a rviodoir among the crowd.
Another willies, said Wal■h was rounded at the stale time.

Hr. Yurdle apprehended the Priamier it • Anomie iu St.
Anue-•treet. He sae emocesled is a clipboard, but bad nu
A aromas, named DEnsishoo, Will committed ter bei•Rcon-
cerned in Ike riot, sod mapplyiur the milers silk atantol.
The Primsets is the mewire were all coodoebra, mailer •
proper 'turd, to Tuthill.Selds Primo.

Hit Royal HiKitties. the Duke of YORK. it is
said. wail t 5.0004 on his own horse Mem. at the
Epsom race. ou "fhersday. He took the odds. which
woe as to one against Ames. so that ha could lose
bat a small auto, and trio to a large sesoaat.