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POLICE.

Peter Fermi. who Mil bees remanded an a former dos.
wailer • charge of forgery, was braoglet up ibis rilerniog
before the Lord Mayor, but no persons haviog sypearra so
folkow op the proserotiots wire bka, be wee ditthargeil.

An* Penes% the desperate same sloe had bees already
esemised es the charge et tvesmittieg a widest umiak on
her heshatad, was brotitht op this atershig is comity of-
Tenser, the ricer. Her *shawl did sot appro., but a
Feline; woo prevented au his behalf, stating, that be felt
sawillieg N proseaste his wife—that he restsve her—sed
peeing that the Magistrate would be pleased, after a suit
able adasesition, to discharge her.
Mr. Alderson. Rothwell then addressed Ilse Primmer.—
Vow ~..bead, said he, protested a Petittoo. preying that
the Magistrate, after • amitotic. adotsitim, wombs die.
charge you. I kel ON the situation of the nuforiunme ;
he does sot wish to be drives to the distributing Heft/0111
of prowesting his sera wife. As fur aututottisholu you, I
haws at wee !assuage is which I ovoid address yrs.-mac
which could express my feelings of horror at the art you
itoressitted--yno, who were booed by every tie so watch ore.
yen unheppy bustmod, to atheism*, to his waste, sod tut
seethe the hours of ilium% assaulted hi. its so viotest
wore as se misers hie life—a atienne has saved his
W he died sad* the meads you ialleeted it would hoe..
*es my duty* have committed yes es • cheese at smear..
and thertressid be little doubt list that yen would bate
suffered • shossefal but toe well-deeerveal death. If you have
say Isetiug shoot y.s, you mast indeed look *eh wito
resseree sad horror at year aesdeet ; it has been a disgrace
to your sex pod to your country. I earmot suffer you to
depart from this wittiest entering isto secarities to pre-
err* the peace.
The virago aersied quite insensible of her situation ; she
appeared sens destitute of all feelings, either of remorue
or shame. Me hood the observations of the Renck is
miles Riese% and did toot seem to feet or to value the
teegiveans her lieshatol or the humanity of the law.—
Ms Me bees% we promme, discharged, and it is foe the
miserable Intsbead t. conselt his security and his Woolson.
by separating himself from • guilty and remorseless wretch.
whose coadsct has hero • disgrace to helms nature.
Masan CNA was twooght up is comely of an parer.
charged with havamt briskets the shop wits's* of Mr. Fiber,
of Margate street, sea with *visit stoles eat of his taste
three Me gold orals. of the vale. of 131. •
The abopme of Kr. Fisher proved that he sew the Psi-
sober, yesterday creaks& one the shop wisdow—that she
pushed in the glassoued misled three tame seals of Ilse gem,
with which she attempted to stake of Moe was immediately
takes hie custody.
Omer the Magistrate's clerks stated that the Primer was'
**soldered sot of mead mid; that she Mil dose sway ex-
travagast Meg% and shoeing the armed mayoralty of Mr.
Aldervass Weed she wee hr, s& before hie% fur havisg put
la • nails le the pellet:4ml part irf the property of the Bank
et Isgbiad.whicli eking she supported at the Bask is ra-
ther Soo ashy • sewer; she had stobseriestly bees is Ke-
eler as a public Genie% is Csiessashetvort.
The Primmer restaised perteesty West mail called epos
for her dehisce—she thee amteeted as importast theatrical
giserrer, sad addremed the leech is • sport* which (eel -
withetaidiag her osseplalat of • toreser,myeet) we me sorry
we easiest give at fell kerb. sever is my said
she, m eaveted the progeny et mother; It wee wet priyeinte
hut seceesity iodised me No elms* thin.... I use the
wry Feist et starving. What mold I de? 111114.. did Ido
Why I belay wised en these Aims. I did sot take any
pekoe is emcee! the molter. I might as well tee by th;
4mds of the hangman as by hottliere--filere uto west ono •
hog sad Mewed argamos, PI peeve shot a wean it wart
may be jestilied la minims the property et msather.}—iht-
the. alkide4 to the battiest of the Mink et •Sagland. " I
am gled tore" said she, Mg aid eat* se sagry leek to..
Irgrall NSW 01•1111111111001 who *ere sitting nest the
trate, 'shies Wee, m I ase Med Ist me share.haed writer.
km; I most tell them, shut is the pee 11•111, whew
at she Illassies.hesse, they did set sane my sees otereetty •
and my speech, tsetse the Lord Marie, was sot sives 1.1
fags."-"(A key* /
Mr. Aldertmets Iletlearll—l sees they sill make
amide sew.
The Primmer—l hope vs.-4 A haugh..)—Well, Iles, es to
Ilk Mask of Bogissil, I nosy say, that It risbit teak piece,
have sesiething three, which I mobs N get. I ass is great
Meow% sad I have hem drives to this besisiees. I au.
early attached to leaning ; kw posens have dose see i
that way, and few had Ism options**. I have snare
mem poetry, which 1 will reed to par Vaseship, if )vu
plese.
Hera she emeaseahad rentals • lest pees, vibes she
was ieterrepted by 'NM 1113gielrate, whi said he *sot
her at greet kagsb--he felt fee a peer emehre of her tsiost,
but abe ought to home that whatever might have he.. her
distress, she sever sheW MI bet heads es She property vC
asether. - • •
Me was cesseitesa Is, ones days N MidessiCkt
he
passed to Westmeyste Wiltabikkaas Ames she Wier.
A young mas mew was lees sp, ►charged weak isoviiar '
ribbed • mos et Ihe same et Ogees of see "eon et
essatia.
is appealed that lie* is m • Itemise cm.; ',JAIME as
_east__ is Kew& lie has bees alt his hi. date* we,:
with estirshisA sussis, sett th Myeadesse a regale •
Moses as a drab. the 111.1whiss4 pert 'a the wend hat.-
isasi ass suseptesed Mei at Wag swellutlmt- Om Om 'I"
at the Alma relkher% Its came hi peldiolbesse tu re
he sset Me IWesem he ma &meet de a Moment
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foe it, but ittatesi of loathes foe the net, lliiy .rest Haws.
fourths, of the day in the pleasant occur-arias of &risking
pot ter and gin. They got inneusibly drunk, sad it was is,
this situation that Jaelns lust his muslin.
The Prisoner said, that John left him in the evening, sad
tient away In company with two porter.. He denied hawing
viper gintra Ithe Article, and having received a good character
ft t..ni one of the officers, be was discharged.
• NOW ITllltar.
• a HORSE STEALING.
Ahetti the middle of last April, Mr. Charles Papwortlt, a
'Snicker ocTrompinglon, wan robbed of a pony and a mare.
A teint a fortnight since Davis, a constable, to whose exec.
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4at the Iliadic nre murk nolehle4l for the •ppreltensiew of
• f:ter thieve* at West Loa Fair, apprehended Ames Riddle,
ceell-knows character, an itistortuo of stealing She awe
puoy. front 31 r. Patswolites field at Tronipiogtou. Ilia
~eipicitai at that tone wits but Anglo ; however, front his
perseverance he tins pniciired evidence which will make a
4. Islete case against the Prisoner upon the eh srge of steal-
tat! the mare, Rail slim for another otfened. The pony way
at. 411110 the Kent-road, • few days slier the rubbery, in
the of a MAO of Ilse muse of Green, CollWeetr.l
With t!.," l'einitier. About the mine time the Prisoiter took
alit none to a •lah:e.ro.l in die Kent-roadoinil fetched it away,
ilter'ne,t day : the ostler identities! the mare anal Prisoner.
Wino men n few &MI mare in a lincliney-conek, in
• Chiatm•ile xi I Corishi I!, nod afterwards unreel In a stable-
vent in liiitentsamoviirt-road, in tbepossession of a hack-
oryiilau, who attended the CXatRIIIaIIIIII yesteiday before
It it trod Birnie Ent. and -- Bret-cum, r. 41 anal the ac-
inont he gave of his pantession of the mare, was, that he
tooted it of n man of the name of Smith, as he was !.rising
Strioneh Tottewham-coort-road, with n halti r round her
«iek, not gave sixteen guineas for
I«- Magistrates ioYwuard bon, they should hold him re-
if tic dial mot produce 31r. Smith at the is ‘t ex.
At the Prisoner's last examination but one, Mr. Drake.
10114 a baker, of s.onerti Town, sea. 1.-td 10
Lail osi suspicion of having received the marekeiowing brr
it,
.have been stolen. 01$ the Prisourr's examination 011
Tuesday last, Mr. Drabeford r 'neared, and was discharged
fruit los et rognigante, the gronnd of suspicion not hemp,
walliriently strong to commit him. At ibis examination,
elm reinister was identified by Mrs. Mary Lewin, the wife of
ilia. kariarlaa Lewis,llll having robbed her of several boxes
wennin"r apparel, &e. whirl) he had obtained from
41. r at berentatfence in Brunstriek..sepiare, 'when she was
AIM to Peewee to Chelsea, a short time since, represent•
ing liintsetf to belong to the errand cart that wan In convey
tbein to MAWS. At that examiteslimi Drabeford, the
baker, had an attorney nod coons, I for him, and severil
fei sons of apparent respeetability, li.• neighlontre and others,
attend, at and gave him a nuns excelieut character ; however,
b:ghly to the reedit of Mr. Diriiie's discerning judginent, he
enis not duped by the representation of those persons in (a-
xone of Drahrforil, sod having his suspicions, issues! his
',ouch warrant very quietly, and dispatched Davie, the con.
.stable, acrompaideil by Mrs. Lewin, to search Drakeforrra
boom,. watt preemie.) to Warted...troll with all possible
speed, and strived at Drakeforil's house before he retinas-a
home. from rise office, and proceeded 14$ search the house,
••101 pail cf the wearing apparel of• which Mrs Lewis had
Orrts ant In 41, bf the Prisoner Diddles false represcutatiou
that lie belonged to the etratol-cart was found. Mr. Drake.
i'srd sa slaw taken imei custody, and after undergoing •it
ennui. he was detained on a charge of receiving the
air :!.r!y, knowing it to have been stolen.
Jrretes Jones was charged by the Officer of the Society for
Stlpttrrnitifoil of Meuilicity, with begging awl behaving
--ode to some Lashes and Geollemen in the neighliourbood
.0t Covert Gerdes. They also stated,that lie lend lately bee, •
'minimal, sod had escaped from the Pow master.
be Prisoure is a young healthy man. lie elated himself
O. be 43 years of age, by trade a rarnenter and joiner. tin
t staklTlOtil Lriug taken ill Writing, an his
Lo termed to he sworn to it, (waive it. He was committed
to the Seses.ms se au incorrigible roger. Soon after he wee
t +ken into the strong-roust. information was brought to the
Magistrate 11 the Gault r, that he lead detected him in the
act of attempting to hang himself with Isis handkerchief:
Gnoler hail in coosequence tint bin bands bet • I him.
A ez:rrte f OPo.r.f, a black belonging to one of the hinds of
the goanli., was chaegeil with robbing William Fan dor, of
the k!ox's Dead publie.bouse in Knightsbridge, of a 11.
anal of several pawnbroker's duplicates of pro-
pert y belotteing to him.
lie was committid.

IZUTEN PQUARIt.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Yeater.lay Waller Patier,nw was brought before Mr.
She Wand, in the custody of Alfred Polite, uu a charge of
logi:wriy robbery. On Monday night Mr. Isaac Adam War.
one of the ',nitwit tors of the White Hart tams,
Moa.lasy. IVesteniiiister, was going along Pie-street, whoa
•fir was rued by the Prisoner and a numerous gang of
ittis as...times, *llO 1111Stbd hint till *boy gut him down upon
it' 0 venni), and then tut the pockets of Int mall/lathes;
iinla false !snood, lialf.a..eruo a, anal two shillings, of
*1.,.1±: they iohlrril hint and escapes'. The Prosecutor hay.
ang oow sti efts to the idellt Illy of the Prison's, alio in a on-
lo" I. I', tho f, and had {writ repeals illy tried at the Old
• fan charges of robberies, he war fully committed.
Inaßtnonol7Gll-STRLIT.
ROBBERIES ON AUCTIONEERS.
Yesterday a peison named Edward Morton was put to
liar of okba (Act. charged by Mr.Squilth, the auctioneer,
tvith living, on the 26th of Stine last, stolen half a dozen
china platea, valued at 11. Sr. from the house of
T. •
W'ilatt, Esti. iu Foley-plate, during the sale of the effects
s:( That, Crotlerout. Ms. Squibb missed ilw articles in
emstlpn on the delivery of the lot to the purchaser, and
mithieolitaio sin trace of them till last Monday, when, on
artilk!ng dow n yi.etht-cous t, Leicester-square, be recognised
lqie „Water exported fur sale nu a 'maker's stall; he come-
u. sit in and claimed them, and after having traced
Harp. thrtsigh the bands of a variety of purchasers, he ar.
trige4 (at Ictiztls at the vender's. Mrs. 'Fletcher, who haul
bay& the duplicate of the Prisoner, tabu hail pledged
the.; at Mr, Batitatirs, a pawnbroker in the New• Cut,.
Lambeth, fur seven shillings, un the 16th of June last.—
'V I '.t ilstailing the case to Mr. Squibb, the Prisoner hap.,
pri!ed to pa:s by, and he was recognised liy Mrs. Thacker,
The pawnbroker identified the Prisoner, and.
porter in Mr. Squibb's employ, swore to his being
lh aloe sale room at the liaise of the Stilt., when the goods were
slOeo. lie declined 'staking alley defence, and he was fully
• atv it led fur trial.

JarAb Coif, a puller out of employment. was remanded,
ch hod %Isis stealing • cal pot from the auction-rooms Of
Mann. Robins. during 11w course of Tuesday last.
We. V4Silmore, broker, of Tuttenhaut-eourt.ruatl, stated,
that he met the Prisoner walking dowo Itusselb•treet, with
E.r carpet on his back, under airy auspicious circumstances,
be mg unable to 3CCIIFe bin, of hawing Mules it, passed
ini. Oa going to. alias's. Rubins's rooms shout half an
tour afters aids, he learned that a carpet had been stolen
estrespoirdiftg with the owe be had seen in the possession of
the Prisouer, who bad returned to the rooms before Mr.
%Isamu' e hail left.: be immediately identified liiis and he
scam or cored. He had on a coat with LI ick sleeves, the
4..1t1 fof his coat was bidden by the Cal pet. The Prisoner
il..ciired he had suit been at the rooms before that day, and
the only coat lie had was the our he had uu, which Wall
• blue one. Mr. Wadeaure requested the Magistrate so de-
a.re tom to take et/ aria blue coal, when. sure enough, his
black sleeves appeorefl, which were awaraed to his waistcoat.
The Primmer appeared out a little troatased at this awkward
eitposition.

At a master of the Both Troop of Yeomanry Co.
. vslry, f.elit on Monday iri Queen-square, Bath, tiro
of the troop were publicly dismissed fur refusing to
attend(. when ordered upon duty at Trowbridge
during the late dioturbaucer ; two others were also
publicly dismissed, for returning home from Trow-
bridge-without leave; and a filth was publicly dis-
missed from the Regiment for drunkenness whilst
on duty. This measure is directed to be inserted
in all the orderly books of the Yeomoury Cavalry
throughout the kingiloot.—( Bath sad (hatosshant
f;ezette.)

SUMMER ASSIZES.

SUSSF.X.-LEWES, AUGUST 10.
FORGERY.
Richar.l Rny and Alia Ray, brothers. were in-
dieted for uttering a forged Bank of England note,
for the-payment of I/. knowing it to he forged.
There was another indictment against them, clung.:
Mg them with kuowingly having forged note* in
their puteassion. The prisoners having pleaded
guilty to the latter iodictinent. the Musk of Eng-
land alivtained from giving evidence in rupport of
the capital charge. They were sentenced to four-
teen year: transportation.

• SHEEP STEALING.
Jolts Lulhans and James [.w//wen were indicted
fur feloniously stealing, at Fainter, in this county,
nu the 24th of April last, 24 sheep, the property of
Weimer! Vernal.
Mr. Loss: conducted the prosecution.
It +appeared iss evidesice, that on the morning of
the day mentioned in the milictanvist the Prosecutor,
a respectable farmer, missed the sheep in yorestioo,
from a flock consortial{ of 120. The next ahoy the
Prisoners were found selling their plunder to u
butcher as few lodes distant, one passing hintsrlf as
a farmer and the other as his drover.
The evidence of the Pristitaers' guilt being clearly
made out, they were found and received
sruitener of Death, and they were taught to expect
no mercy.
CONTEM PT OF COURT. .

A respectable sod wealthy farmer, named Eget»,
having offended a javelin man, who kept the doors
of the Court, by andravouring to press his way to a
seat, the latter came forward and complained of the
otrytirter, representing that he had pus!iril by Ins
javelin, and attempted to force his way into Court.
The offender bring called upon to answer the
complaint, respectfrilly said, he hail always tinder-
stood that the doors of a Court of Justice were
open to every body. He was aware that a Court 01'
Justice ought not to lie inconveniently crowded ;
but seeing that there was route, he had endeavour-
ell to gain ailinittaiire in the ordinary way, and
was not aware of having given any offence to the
officer.

Mr. Justice PAnK—" Sir, I commit you to the
gaol of this comity. It is fit that all persons should
know that the order and decorum of Is Court of Jus-
tice mu.t be preserved. The crowded state of the
Court rendered it necessary that I should direct the
(Akers to udmit no more ;persons. The officer was
doing no more than his dory. It is true 51151 5
Court of Jostler is one,' to every body ; end I do
mot wish to abridge the right of admission, as I have
no scripts to keep ; lint the flue admitiistratiou of
Justice is not to be impeded by the gratification of
mere idle curiosity. I commit you to the g.. 1 of
this county."
The offender was immediately taken into custody,
and placed iii the Dock with the prisoners for trial.
In a few minutes afterwards the gaoler said that
Mr. Eggles 11,15 willing to submit himself to the
Court nod apologise.
Mr. Justice l'AitK—“ I cannot take his submis-
sion in that way. Let Into put what he has to say
upon paper, in the form of a petition."
A petition was afterwards presented by the Gentle-
mast, mud lie was discharged, alter being admonished.

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