The National Register.
London, England, 1818-12-20 00:00:00

(Copy No. IL)

S►n—Pressure of business and some illness have
prevented my earlier reply to your later. Front what
I now hear of the state of Drury Lane Theatre, I pre-
stone it will nut be requisite to trouble either you or
myself with an answer, which would necessarily be at
considerable length. It will be sufficient to say a'
present, that the total neglect or the Sob-Committee
has driven me to form engagements elsewhere, inde-
pendent of prior ones which they ore fully aware of,
and which would render it impossible fbr mo to have
accepted the terms of your proposals.—l have the ho-
nour to be, Sir, your obedient servant,

F. M. KELLY.'

" It must alsci be noticed, that at the time I received
this offer, such as it was, an injunction from the Court
of Chancery had restrained the Bub-Committee, as I
understood, from entering into any engagements what-
ever; and it will be seen, by my answer to Mr. Kent-
ble, that I declined going into particulars on tlmt ac-
count ' for the present;' but when the injunctioa was
removed, there was not the slightest inclination mani-
fested by him to renew the negoeiation.
" The l'oble have now my case bellre them ; they
will best decide, whether I Am not justified in asserting
that the Sub-Committee 4 have not chosen to retain my
sorviecs,' which they might have retained, bad they
thought proper, as in the former seus3n, fhr such pe-
riols as their own contemptuous neglect had left at my
disposal ; and also how far Mr. S. licaible is justified
in the charge of Edsehood which he hats not scrupled to
bring agains! ine. I cannot conclude without observ-
iag that Mr. S. Keni:de, in his anxiety to prove me
guilty of an untruth in one respect, has totally over-
bsd.ed tits again grievance of which I have to complain.
The hier of my being deprived es, eugagoinnt
at Covent Garden rheatre, by the perverted operatinat
of sin injurious compact, remains' wric,,ntrad ieted ; wind!.
ever ritety! buldir.S, hopes and wishes on tl*
AO/0M .Aubboriv evil drains it) adi its fiacteohat •
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'fiat tats viettire a ernefronwpirarr—.44.64,4lkt-wejamot
interforrace of.tlu: Syli-ctatfiittMx,l nut tiePriP:k ,cd
fruit.; of my professional laboamta--and that lam com-
pelled to draw nprm anal hardly-earned
saviu.,s ftr the nutamit!f•present aubsistenre. Nit •
tLu honour to IT, Sir, yuttriiik,
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t 114 WC • A .11 0,0,4
A Comspentlent expresses lunch displesoo tiOst Mr.
Kean's re-appcuring on the stsigo to anktioPtice flaelieve;
tititm of the new tragedy of Midi,: inintediately after
the pathetic scene which closes the piece: and in %villa
the audience 'would naturally soppy*: Afr. Kean to be
us moth affect e 1 as thentsel He sos, siery. aensi •
bly, that Mr. Kean does iajury..to biinscle by breaking
the illusion so soon ; it is be4raving Ws art, and show-
ing how little alliance it has with nature It almost
justifies Johnson's s'arcasin, that ‘• Punch has no feel-
A specimen of' a new form intended to be giv(et !c:
Bank-notes has been shown at sonic of the puLlic
orl'es. The paper is of the same size us at prescnt,
but the written and engraved parts are all contained iti
a small oval in the centre : at each corner is a sort of
stamp, of curious and singular-spear:lnce, which, it is
hoped, cannot be imitated.
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A severe cpigra.o upon Burke is attributed to tlke
pan of the lute Lord Ellenborough. It was enclosed :n
a cover, and presented to Burke, as he was about w
open one of the principal charges against Mr. Hastings
in the Iligh Court of Purliatuent.
Oft love we woudcr'd that on frith groatut
to pismous reptile hit r yet tven rc,:nd;
Reveaktl the smret .rant!, oC N:::tirc's wink—

She saved .wr venom to creittr.• a Iit:AXE

T:is bitter effusion, on his perusing it, was observed
to have a momentary eff-rt on the nerves and counte-
nance of the illustrious manager Vith an air of blended
indignat but and contempt, he tore it in pieces, and
scattered the fragments about the hall. Tic stanza, •
however, was impressed on his incomry, end subSe-
quently repeated by him to some friends with au trir'of
jocularity.
The Marchioness of Misting-3 has signified to the
Chairman of the Court of Directors, her intention of
returning to Bengal, and that she has selected theli•
ship, The Waterloo, to take the voyage in. Her La.
dyship and family visited that ship in the East India
docks.

The Doke of Wellington and Lord Castlereagh, im-
mediately on their arrival, will proceed to Brighton.--
Thu Duke's bagguge, containing hie magnificent sm..
vices of plate, ith various other valuable articles of
furniture, arrived off Billingsgate on Wednesday-, from

Antwerp.
The Duke of Northumberland, upon inspectitT the
Architect's and Surveyor's estimate of the expellee:l.V
the repairs of Northumberland-hooae, found, to his
surprise, their estimate amounted to the stun of 80,0001.
His Grace, in consequence, declined having them done,
and signitical his in'ention of pul!ing down the whole of
the house and rebuilding ir. Their estimate of the
repairs necessary to be done to Sion-house, they allev-
iated at 20,0001., which his Grace has asserted to.

The Earl of Bridgewater, on hearing of the .melan.
choly situation of the ingenit us young artist Cleunel,
and his infant family, immediately determined to hare
the picture upon which the artist had been employed, in
its unfinished state. His Lmlls'iip was to have given
1,5001. f►r it, when completed. It contains nearly
440 portraits of the Royal person'sges, their 'mime, tend
other distinguished characters, who were present at the -
grand civic dinner in Guildhall Front this picture
another, upon a very huge scale, was to 'have been
painted by the same artist fitr the Corpotation.of Lott.
don, to be placed up in Guildintll..
Lord ('ochrane's steam vessel, whiclk.vene to. have •
followed hint to Valparaiw), but Iwhich did nut answer
the purpose, has been again taken out of duck, but her
new construction does not vet allow' her to proceed
sufficient rapidity ; th'e engine/las etnnterpuntly
been taken out of her, and the vessel now lays oil the
Red Houso, at Deptibrd. _ _ _

A letter has been inserted this vial in the daily pa-
pers, written by a mau uamed 1, Ford, Avid, fluted
from Norfolk, in Virginia, describing the great inecess
he had met with since his entigrat. to America.. At
the bottom of the letter it is stated, that the Weiter is
a poor bricklayer, frotn Sussex, with u
children. He ti,J4 hint away to .lo.wrica his hys parkri,
together with anotha man, his wife, and.st.ven
Imo, in order to relieve the pari,h of thc:hurtlen : !
Two single working men went with theni; one
them, an idle one, came back aptin. - I to,ik stmt.:
time to snip the&'all off, whielt cost the parish upww„as
of xotfl.
The remains of Lord Ellenliorongl: are. to he:removed
on Tuesday morning next from late residence in St.
James's rgnare, for interment in the Charter-house ;
they arc to be deposited by the the reMitins of
Mr. Sutton, its founder, who was itittared iu the
of Queen t.lizabeth.
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•
A tuonunumt W tile ruetum of thu late Sir
der Thinnsun, rt thp Court of ;.Nelnnboer,
was placed up laft week, in tltc o!' tti!• Ititbey
'Church at iLith. Ou the top o: it arc the 'eel: •ItralS c:.7
jelSitec, arid volumes vita*: btills lot 'ably cAvettb:it..

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fir o! SW; i• 1 t •I
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4WAIdy, was 4%llo6liderelile.;. Nine
• oef the welemietti who. Mut 'already pleitillirl'•Cluiliy tre hWi i«
forged Bunk 11011's iv 111eir 110111iCtS1C111, having, as onlyteinfies
gee airetre,letraktediltelr '
gee
ten &fleck, the Billowing persons rare pit to the her,
Charged uttering and hisviiig in Bele ossc..iuuE futgej
Bank notee viz. Br 1 ill 00.er.r.:., _ones, Dayl4 '':Tarter, Moffett,
Kingston, leing,Townsend; and &Herr.
• • Riethaeed Broderick wits tirsepott to the' bar, when
We. herjeint 1,4144111111V1 said, he was directed to move gist
*k.-prisoner /116418141 he pet to the bee; Mit before he week'
he pet spun his trial, Int wished to address a few words to the
Court. It had, it was WO knot. is, long In en the citation In
Cases of forgery, to ',mike two bilk of lull omen! again.' e
poisoner, the 011 e, for tire capital offence, newels, fie forging
nod uttering, and the usher foe the possession of such Woe,
knowiug them to be forged. whirls sultiected the party to
tiamportation. Nothisiz loud pitswil in the coulee of' his
; hole expel inner, which had given the slightest reaeon re
dOll/11 11141 this elision' was folemiled in wisdom, and was
• calemlosted to aid the ends of justice. bringing the parties
however before the national of their country. they were left
to the tier and unbiassed exercise of their jinigment,
determining whether. to avoid the combs! part of the charge
and isa enusequeuces, they would plead guilty to the lesser
crime. This, be repeated, they had en oppurtsuity of Joint ,
without hope or leat.or the exercise of any undue means
whatever. The poisoner stow at the bar, lie understood, was
one of thusr who very recently stood in she predicament of
!luting twu indictments fur +forgery forefeired agaiust 111115,
.sans he shutight lit, at the+preper time, to adapt the course of
pleating coils.. to the miser offence, and a striding that whirls
might have effected his life. The Bank, who were, he could
assert, es or eiduated by motives of mercy, as nett is public
justice. orjoieed at this, and the plea of the prisoner, teazle
together wills mussy others, was taken. It slime, however,'
s.eno ued out slim the prisoner anti stpue of his compaosions,
. considered themselves hardly dealt with, and made au up-,
.plicatiun. in shape ef a petition to the Court{ to he ;Mowed to
retract their plea, sad take their trials. Upon so center-
. dieary a determination of the prisoner., it was not for Ishii
< to monnomput, hut lie could assure the Court, the Bank had no
wish whatever, even now, to offer the slightest evidence which
. might affect the lives of the poisoners, olio had been advised
to adopt the proceeding of taking their trials. After these
few observations., he WOlllll now call upon the priaoneo to
-nuke any application to the Court he might think fit, before
he inf. Serjeant Bosameet) proceeded further. A paper,
the Learned Serjeant said. *Welt was signed by the prisoner
and others, had led to the present proceeding.
Mr. Baron Wood.—Pi isouer, have you any application to
-snake to the Court?
Prisoner:A paper was handed to me on Friday led to
sign, but I don't knew what it was.
• 13$1f0/1 Wood.—Do yeti wish to refract the plea yen for.
mealy made in this place, acknowledging the guilt of having
• fog ged notes in your posermion? If yen de there remains
• Weeinst yen two indictments, 'one of whirls is the capital
d'enetter, upon which the Hawk have no wish to proceed. •
• ..`1•Vilsoill-ris- don't wish to withdrew my plea. I knew
•itiethime of the paper.
~t. Iftwori-Weed.—What paper!' Ds you knew any thing of
14 the Ibsen who dtew 'it op
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miott 4,4se•evailpaisirms said it was drawn up
ANIL' „ ‘A • h. 7V
b2..4a4M Woots—dris there e person named bifilleireseat
No sumo er was reformed. rd. I.la
Drown, the Keeper of Newts*, lbereemill, Oat on
eisreitlay applitation was •made to by the prisotter mid
• Ins Companions ond eller representing hi hint the suavity of
siiitot ken, he tight them be would connatiesicate whatever
-.4ltey had to complain of et apply for in writing. In comae- •
oeittelice• they gave hint a written paper, which be put late, the'
Bas's of the Common Segjeant.
;Baron Wood.—l again ask yon, prisoner, do you now wish
•"' fo retract pm, plea of Goilly, and lake your trial
gtf -Prisoner. No, my Lord ; I plead gidity to having the
r4m6le in soy piriaesiston, but I did not know It ass forget!.
Borah. Wood.— Then yea have pleaded guilty ro as offemie
" efnvhiPli you conk, net 'he polity, Ibr the indictment charges
,i.:31110 you knew it was forged. .
'egssoiger.—l won't withdraw my plea; I plead guilty, and
'l.l7ltlmertrym If milse mercy of the Coml.
"Me.ittiostro, the Keeper, here begged leave to okay, that in •
stiffer to Vito prisoner awilibis eontpassious might mot issiontie
-iantirshee'ofehe situatiew I. which they stood, he had, in,the
listielasswlest way, emosigwoleated with them 'gravies*** the
'bate fitted for their t►hals, haul *toted to them mese dolly the•
asihaseMiera of a letter be had I-arrived from the
• /WA thistoitue.
• r• ikeitatiquet.—l humility frost, ray Loris' that
.thls,liiaster ntitylte rightly iinlientued, and that you willollow
' tint letter alimild a may lie prildticed and read with 41iis
The Court seceded, mid It troll lre,llhy Mr. Shelton, Oath,
lti the-,saigna. It was J:itooliter, and reqmeeted
that the Keeper would nut tad to emainalsicatie la all the
prisoners motor Aurae' of forgery upon the Bank of Faiglagait,
Mit their trials ware about to take 'giber, mad that, eseepa
.three hash , wont, Indy (Dye, Connell, and aisotl es) they militia
he charged opera two imtlig,tments,nagasly, fag tho capital
fritter, seirjurting Meta to death, and for the minor amt.!
' • • to MOM of tiomsportation.
Scileaat limanquee begged that the Court Witidir slaw aisle•
• Mr. Ililuern whether any other cora 1111 l nication Was"l'Maris hrt
• Bie itaitir4 through prisoners.ign, to she prisoers. ,
• • acceded, and Mr. !crown declared
t certainly not." •
rou Wiroti.-Now,. prisoner, you have heard wha't kits
n
passed, and And, that if yon withdraw your former pleit„ you
will spits stand charged wills two indictments, the Wk. affect.-
ins , yew life, the other, your Marti'', its being relneVeo
I t4JII 00111 your country.. It.. itt tiow ler you its .ay whether.,
you will deity the guilt Ilitcli you have already acknowleilged,
and 11,1 e yang, ttial. , •
l'itstmer.—l will not retract in ekes.
.
Baton Wood. lien you co *is yoprooltenalty ol.hoolog
the note in yaor onmession, knosvi, "Ito he forged ?
Prisoner.—l Iwdllfe sow, but ~ore solemnly I did not
'• r W
it was tinged.
••' ••SWIM W nott...llpeit I again h Ryllll, Veit catarliola that+
liViguaty of titc offence. ititetiffprts to putt'
tohtlT • .114r4 1.4. :•',l •
fv,ifeiter.--ht... my Lord ; I am rlvigtlo4llPlA4,oll3l,
Bud leave taysett at the surrey of the re..
Bar.Al ooh'.—Fake Cate that ~yes It} eppi ;op

THE .MATIOSM: EMCISTETt

ase,ohnot e mid sle, wet let tialli mart .timenviuist haeinesi.go
forth to the world mistaken or mi,.repe 'Amsted. Abowemh,
marshier seed, •Mer 41W1Vaistrasinst.. I)re yeas now unkuusekeige
your guilt, and again plead to the minor a:mace. • . • .
,P.sivoner..l4 dworodoisler, eign.l.ool, what Loa shalt, and
plead guilty. .111, ,• N• iettl ter. ~o • , •
Mr. Ilecjeent Beenapoket.-144,4md, sod Oeptlemen sof t h e
Jury, the prisoner basing pleaded Guilty •.so the minor of
Petty e. at , having Us Isis possession& Amtrak :Week of.E.ogland
ante, knowing it to be tinged, I ale iinetviseted sot So or you
any evidence against hiss upon the capital ebneges•aliil you
will therefore, Gentlemen, • acquit him soon that wooled.
Thegorismer.was then pronounced Not Gullty,and he bowed
and retired (menthe bar. •
W. Joists, was neat brought up. Ha nem asked by the
Court if 'sesta one of the persona whissiggell.tbe petition for
a trial, end he replied—s-oVes ! :•,:11 14f
Coati.—Are you now willing. then, to 14e,fitur trial upon
both indictments ; namely, for the capital, and minor effete. e.
by withilrawissig your former plea of Guilty to she latter?
; but I wish to. know whether if lam put
on my kid' fur the capital charge and escape, I :hell then be
subject to the conseqesende of the minor, and atelier 14 years'
transportation.
Mr. Brown.--He means, my Lords, whether the Bank
weans to proceed upon the two indietmeots.
Mr. Baron Wood.—With that we have at present nothing to
do. 'llse Bank, upon the result of one indictment, must be
left to their own judgment as to any farther proceeding.
Prisoner.-1 was pomaded, my Lords, to plead on the
former occasion.• •,.• , •
Baron Woud.—Wise persuaded you,
Privoiser.— Mr Brown, the keeper.
Mr. Brett ft.—This is a gram fahabood. my. Lord : I staled
to the prisoners their several sitnatiens, hot used neither
threat nor promise, nor did I even advise. What I sale:lovas
delivered in the presence of others, who were with me for
the purpose of Vriliseming that nothing improper should take
place me my part.
Mr. Baring Woesl.—l believe, Mr. Brown,. the charge
against you is totally false, and the Court believe you have
°Arty done your deny.
The Court again ingaired, if the prisoner had made op his
mind How, to undertake hit trial ?—He replied. yes.
The indictment forehe minor efence was then read to the
Jury by mr. Shelton. It charged bias, that on the 19th of
November last, iu the parish of St. James, Cho kneeled', he
bailpossession, then and there in Isis one Bank note fur IL
purporting to be the currency of the Governor and Company
,ef the. Bank of England, he well knowing the same to he
false and counterfeit, contrary to the statute. &c.
To this imlictoseni the prisoner pleaded Not Guilty, and the
following witnesses were called :

W. Muskets, goo of R. Hisnites, a hatter, in Holborn, recol-
I;ects prisoner corning to the shop on Thursday the 10th of
..ilitreember, balsam seven and eight in the erosible, fur a low
grieed hat, fur which he agreed to pay Os. and tendered a 11.
blank note. Witness suspected• the note, and asked his
!same and address, and he wrote George Clow, Eagle Street ;
!witness hosene then shown the woo, identified it. His father
. .

•eame into the slurp and nand for the pen and ink to write
•prisoner's address witen prisoner said, be bail already written
it i asked him what amber it was, and he replied it was ia.
Witness was then asked to go there, and prisoner said he
would go with himi,..bgatAits, father .refuscd, and said, he
*cold detain hint tin idineas returned: no such person was
known ito IS, Eagle Street. Prisoner was in the shop when
witness came back, and he was then taken to the watch-
Mouse. -1- ' •
R. Hank's, tuber ;Oahe last witness, Was caliell into the
shop ea Ole. 19th of November last in the evening, by his
daselstes4 and:kens between prisoner mid the door. Asked
prisont r for his addrs., when he said he had.given it on the
note. Whijelo4l son went to No. 1, Eagle-street, prisoner
woe detline4* Use shop, and witness said to him," this is a
, forged unite, and,sou shall stop till my sun returns." On this
the pAioner said be did not see that witness had a right to
solids( hint eventf lie had a forged note. Witness replied
" that may be so, but I shall do it till my son returns, fur if
inch a person lives there it may be all right." Prisoner said
that if witness would go with horn he would chew him where
,he task the nate. OW witness refused .to go. After half a
Inianftt in Iliftrr±tl..Piliaciter said, " you shall not detain me,
for I 'lan g 0,!,. Witness laid him Ile shoilld not, when at last
ihe attempted to jr 'isat,. but witness took him by the collar to
,prevent him. 7 oiler forced his way to the pavement, and
•there be began loin; as fast as. e contd., when witness let
„his hold to sit sad labial and knockmi biro down in the
:ftenneL As he eadeavouge .to tier, witness tried again to
agile Itita' • bat 14164 off: witness inn after bbse, and called
aut ,t stop thief," n*d in tom or three bindred yards lie was
thrown skin by a:yratetWispu bp cluipeeryplaste, when witness
rollisrepl „hies apd took hint beeil,'V,ilia ship, and sestt.hpr a
constable. Itis son than. mune in, and and no person of that
native lived 4n Eagle-street. Being shown the note, he Iden-
tified it as the one tendetetf bi• thiVrisrinOr.' '
' Ann tiregeiii& of W. Oregg; lives' at 13, Enee Street,
Holborn., Prisoner never lived there, and sbaiieyersaw him
' heftier in -her
.0.: . .
. • .0; filiniiiiir,wofehman, proved that he stepped he Olson-
er. mid tisidieedStr. Hanks in taking hint bat k to The %hop.
I. Ptirtentatt, eonstablc, saw the 'prisoner after beteg'
brought. tu the watch !infuse. He asked bias from whom he
got the note, hnliteisonet')iiiiii it Was of no Usti, Mill tie Witold
nor ti.ll bliss, awl*: wotifif not bake Ibi.r or five eitore info it.
Asked why be gave a fake address, and he then crirdwpol
said he knew_ it was a bad one, Mid he knew he should Au fite
• .
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clip. -
'' :Jots sin, 01111kiiiiitt, 'corroborated Hie takiWiinesti. ' ' •''' -
91_ .1'1'70;44. ihulintaii to 3. AltiltAl/i. haiier. wild glover, 2,
ediWkilei Street, lain, the prisoner tame to their rump tin the
W ' 'S ie. Navenihle rr, And asked the Int or a cravat, which
'tank' 44. mid lie tendeteci a I), note. Mr. A ddells came into
ite shop:Mil' 'Whence had 'wthiett his naiie and address oil
the note, which witnesa now identified.
J, 4444:11w, twister of the last witoess, remembers the pri.
soar,
.ing I,q
,the shop, jilii nephew skewed him a pow .
whieti to, sinew ideutiliati.. lie corrobvrated last witness.
17
Hike, prisoner to watt till he Saw Wei* addiessM*6 etifirerlp
bat i„frospps, Nod tie would ions wait, bid singebatlyangtht-ue
aity ,Itsigt.,.„Wf its' was convinced the hole Istaipo' !
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Sent Itip swieslte,w, prith,lttio., loft kept its owe.- 'clew
.PoJird wiaistsit thoslsast for the awe,
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to 44: Addell*, nephew of Mr. Atidella, we, lent altos thee Hi,
en the sth of Novrinber; to sae if the ddliksit was' II I:
niOrpimeeeded far with hint When prnoliiinedired hint
Viet, iriti said he would skit, hill ittakfe/014:*;1cet.)
irte#Afilitfi• aale., Witness *Ml'll 'tow moot, .4
on 'old hr.)fr"ill knaf'k jai!". (4411.:itchMina *IP a k•
aer thou istil off it Oil 'Maar his eseispe.,,,,,t., ~ , . .- „,f,
lei
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DEC IV

'file nate+ new skew* him ore teirgeries °in leo peper, pima,
water-mark. mini auk. The ligisitttiro of the Clusk is alias.
(urger).- Both notes err Item thesaine , ,
Examined ety Una Jai ry.--"por lett*m ‘.• Net.", ere **graved),
which ia,not the,cane in* gennineene: has •IM -*dna famrid
*Mich, he It Tar metertmark Wiwi patties Nettie
iu thefebrie of theisoper. .15tosse•bistatieetilts.besprietm; taw
deteiveil by a note. and torik, it ler a mood one, blot then it who
tantilutimi. The bark of Enaltsad. *eve altarsd•Utefarwwi
the notes I time+ in the lest 20 years. 11,111- r,
Jur. C. Taboo.. a signing Weak. declarer& ithisksideatuse,
purporting to he hiso to be a forger)... 81 .•‘•
Examined by ilie J tort —The ebaraelers ere Mit eh ail like
his writing. He may sign untreilian &IOW) every. Alay.,and
be never saw his writing so wet{ intitattdas to,ecesienjub,,,R
say. difficulty.
This rioted the ow lar ehe-pomeeution, auddlia•prisonee
made so defeneta.. 11; _ _ -1_ •

. . .
Mr. Uaron Waled; is ifis tharges'particalatly eornmasiterlon
the evidence in sit pliant of the forget you'd added, lust if that
evidence which had kerb addneett wine tuft sufliciesito pease
forgery, then there was no such thing as forgery,•and it would
be for ever impossible to convict any Mall of such a.orlisse:--
Whatever the public opinion might be rehdiva to the law,
the Conn and Jnit Mare nomad to abide by it as it stood' at
present.
'Doe Jury consulted for live ininstes,lnd futtild.the prisoner
Guilty. . . Jo
.
The following were also convicted of felonies :—H. Oakley,
for stealing aailver watch ; A. Mont, for strafing three Sheets ;
Ann Moody, for stealing a silk Imudkerchiel; W.Jblisusoir,
fur riesling a quantity of apparel ;- yard 1. Holiassaylogistatir
ing a pair of trowseni. Aix' el N 1
And Catherine Murphy amtTvEsl H.
TUESDAY.
weet
.y.HiseevitquiMailli .4,,,w4,1?,01
1..1
DIABOLICAL CHAROE.—Jeremiah filleY"wasl'4sW me
bar, ander an indictment charging him with having efonitins-
ly assaulted Saninel Thorp on tlie highway, and having
forcibly taken him Into custody. In another count, he was
charged with having attempted to extort money ftmo the
prosecutor under a threat of accusing him Of •hailag been
guilty ore most heinous crime.
We,refrain from detailing the facts of this case reorient"...
lives of common decency, the circumstances diSciesed• tiefrig
so abhorrent to human nature. It appeared that thsliniqbAl.
tor is a servant lad, living in the merrier of a Mr. MarHitiple,
of Lower Cadogamplace, Sluanestiriet. On the eight Wilts
2rith of November last he was going through the Pisifi,,,lben
Ise was violently assaulted by the prisoner, and a usirs'o tine
name of Dyer, who had unfortunately escaped • detection.
They asked lilin for money, but he had none alisnit Min: Bs
going through the Park the prisoner sairf,' a we' iiil7blaisintis
cif's' to you, bring a soling servant ;" but lila entripiiiiind bal.
mediately bserved, 'a
D—ii your Captain Rellfr,ifieli•thili't
do your duty, I will report you to the committee tostuortifw."
Being very much terrified, the prosecutor told them, th4T he
would give them a 11. note, if they would go along with him.
They all three went through Knightsbridge ; and opposite a
butcher's shop the prosecutor had presence of mind entrails
to tell them he wanted to get some meat for his master's
slipper, and would return to them iinmediately. He told his
story to the butcher i and the prisoner and his companion,
seeing the butcher come out, ran off as fast as they ciltdd.•—•
...1
The prisoner was overtaken, and Ds yr iscaped.
The prisoner, in his .lefencr, retaliated upon the prosetritilr,
and. accused I of having kneeled him down, and iteleb Isis
money. ..
The Jury, withont troubling the Common Sergeant to Win
up the evidence, found a verdict—Guilty.
'lite Common Sergeant then addressed the prlitingl"ai
follow.:—•• Prismier, you have been guilty of a Most hionsbus
offence. Voss are cue of a most desperate gangartfirev4llisct
vagabonds, and it is my duty to banish yod friini•li4lety .
The crime of which you have now been mist jean, C•,..liteted
is fortunately one of rare occurrence; rifid ittipilid' toped it
you will receive the utmost punishmerit the AN will allows 1
shall now pass sentence upon you, !Wiese, 6NI as the clia.
recipes are of those infamous persons nottoiliniitlia New.
gate, I do not choosy that such a base Villain iss' "utitilhould 'be
suffered to stand by the side of other % who, at the tent 1f the
Session, will be brought to receive th iehfente Of the law. I
am afraid that, were you suffered tA,sistlX with, Ilmpl, litey
would be contaminated by yon. The
.itnittifels'ortNg JaVi. is,
that you he transported beyond the sea Hi web OH Alfhis
Majesty's Council shall dlseefinidlipptilatOlti thelinto of 7
years. 1 do not expect that an thing' HMI 1 01'14
,will
make any hipression upon such a rithii9 iis Ytiti 141 but
depend upon it that your companions in guilt ivill to Wetted,
i
Rod will receive the punishment they deserve." o , „ ,
'the prisoner was then taken frdm the bar. "' ''"" • '
The °dicer who apprehended the pilsoner obseriAitrihe
prisoner was one of a desperate gillt of threr, the pg . ns of
all of ss limn he knew, and would apprehend them. '
, Mr. Alley, who had been employed as Cortfrsel on the itart
of the prosecinien, told the Conk that allied' tinie ago he
had defended the prisoner and iii eciiiiktialen, at the Middle.
sex sessions, for a •iiiiilar offence. to !tr. 'priqkellt, also upon a
poor 'Omit lad. The prisoners were their" riallted; and
the man at the bar had the inipurfenekto IA in ititidii ter
f
false insprisoilmeut. Such was theAl litaitelY illie luflitils.us
inflan. No name was bad entiligh lit 'rinds,* grritek-Iltitii
a pest upon society. ~ es • • •,NI:..Pf ,ot i• ,
It appears to be a system, carrlttsiflttOPl/'4,Vllif„ iii. f....
gangs of robbers, to attack poor se Hints,: ottd;tisi re- the
threat of ruining their character, to extort sisiiiii thou then!,
- I- iaii,.x.c,•••
sometimes to a large amount.
• .A:iiAst silt A • •:

WEDNIESDAY• 2i 11.. •itlt lint ,

This minting the Cotrit orbeoesiett,evriterflbloiroesibbfig
forgery eases before Mr. Boron Woodiodbil'lllyi
Hoiroyd. • 4 .!,

The first prisoner; pat hi ifpli'tiii:Siiii it' IVOWlefoll:' ''".
Mr. Serjen id Bosiiiiikiio ,aillielud' to the 't*.:iiilYl' OW ' rends-
it,
siren to proceed monist' itp* piiiiiiiWitsirity-11, 1 'Moor
odestre, to which he bad ittrifito4,—Plithid tdli , ' ' t bad
since withdrawn his Om:" since
The prisoner was threhltiefirtiit thi briVllliiiiAtTkptisies-
s' three forged notes, and brisk ;it custeitairy'svilltarnither
person who was unposed in utter nit ineteii WOOF iter'ihrt de-
scription.
On the application of thb prilebatt; 1110"friTriehirss here
o• der eel out of Court, and sepirrately iiiettishictif't6 trve their
et idenre.
It. Itonianer,stated, that he nos se anelphie*C'find reitidrd
at '.o. liii. in qii! Stripsid. Ois Uiriiilli7 night,- she 19ilt of
:septeniher,,,bi sbieir'fire this*/ and lariblth4 sbran; In the
111 eh(' or'.oo.mcgy; .11,:iy.'takii• stito liar auction:444'lh' a bog t
erglet. o'i,lnrk'i killtiii: laserii - * ifiliiilli tie 'suit; sod 'besot
(Or 'is. "iid. II 'poi Missisiii' 4i p'lifill'ol)fht 7 itoolY(Mitittia, fur
_ii,gtiii3O, Op risuytruYko;ri,ii r12.60.#:
.'W'ilrititi 14114/1 tit
iiiis, 614%. ~apol
.!lketßi!sirioe id it. 'llk lheii wilted. tbe pri-
ist I

txhl

DEC:. 03

TL•IE%

31fOrER.

pew to write his name sod 'chines* at the Mete, hut Vtti
seas. out eirtein whether it was die primmer or his cont•
plinion, who Weir will. hint 211 the Nine, who signed the
vote, The address wrote alien it %ens, " Kenti•iti.H.to
rhe.olllve.--Mr. Kingston, Lontberd.street." .11.. osot•
ration of the. prisoner said. they were well.koown, nod
hei.uiged to tile Nmail•ln-Hawel Pire Odiee, where they hued
(eked the note. The note now prodnerd was the seine which
she prisoner and his twinpautiee tendered at the witness's
A II 4. I ion-rooon.

This closed Uwe's., 'me Ski atom ilioeslostiotomlbios.
IT., lin IC, r^ A‘.r, Litow ••if: !:,,,•!
After about five asiesslii eosseobieliosy J.rip orloluela a
verdict —l3trittr.ft*, •'o•6'" .rf' • • I.tit; ,•!:"9
sir 'R. 'Wthooo, Mr. Ablernoto Moral, ,on 4
Wsithman,were on the Bench during the trial. • •,,;
J. Hedlort, lad King, Wire Itodvieteil if* siMilarot
fence, and Ordered to be tran.proted'for 14 yetes'.'llt Ocioirer,
for stealing 4o bottles of wine, to be troooy.orted-for i years.
W. Williain., for stealing a watch, lobe transported for life.
J. ft. Forantan'n joilgoient wits respited, historater sentence
of transportation hving revoked.
When the verdict of Gisilty snits prononeced at the close of
Hetfores Intl, he said, " I hope I shall go to a roontry
where I shall have more justice, for I hive had none here ;"
nod osi reeeiviug sentence Kingston used the mat lanninge,
when Killen (palling him Irons the Dock) said," Came away,
there's no use in talking to him about it," (meaning Ilse Ito
corder).

CrossamandnedeesSeveral persons gave him motes on that
night. but they all marked them': The prisoner* were
so,,,Kees. He passed away the note
,after the sale le en
eating-home keeper ; and thengle he Inspected it was not
Raul, lie said nitultbsg• at t his suapinisins to the 4414 to
;km" he passed it. The Batik certainly told him* mon
was in comedy, and they desired him to go and see if he
St4s the same who passed the note. He then Went to 31,01.
bortingh.street Pollcemtllce, and identified the prisoner as
bein2 the man who passed the wale at his Auction-roots,.
Resexamined.-sHr knew Hooper fee a twelvemutith. The
rioniser took the rhataga of the note.
Prisulter.-..'rbut is (else, my Lord, I never saw the man
befitre in my life.
Esemilied by the Jury.—l did not tell Hooper that I sine
pected it was a had one, although the baker had previously
refused to take it. It was a matter of opinion then, and I
valid not speak decisively until I had the opinion of the
Bank.
T.- !tiered said, he was a Messenger in the Hand.in-Hand
Vise Office. On the Itllle of deptember the prisoner was
sant employed in that Office ; belied been in the service silt
years nen.
C. %Mem a Collector of the Watch Rate for the Precinct of
White Friars, living in Temple-lane, said, that Loinhard.street,
Facet.street, consisted of about IS houses; he knew •
brinsiludder; tlw prisoner slid not live there no the loth o't
September last; witness never knew that a Verson named
Kingistrou lived i i that street; witness knew Ilw prisoner, cud
koew that he did not live there.
J. Wakely Stated. that hr was a elteesemmiger, living at
No. AI. tipper East Smithfield. On the 23.1 of July het, about
tote o•eloett. in the *thermion, tilt ;Hi-neer came into his
stoop limit, purchased a piece of bacon, attich came to 24.14 d.
In .neyntent of which he tendered 4 If. note. Wilma,' sm.
Kete4l:it was A had one, ista•l in the front. on the rieht.hand
4,110(it, was the Willi,' of `• 4 Otkay," or some such name
. itipli v 4 eit,t out owler pre,eare of getting it changed ;
an& M'airit,ot peighlsour, lent hi ia Isla mutt, Haggerty, to take
the State. klt 441 et.keert 14011,1ket hint to attend. The (iffiest
W aeon. in ger! tpla (let; wipteati his ham!, and apprehended
skot, prisoner, Ilsigcjirte, produced was the same. On the
paistmer being searelied,ke Mad more silver than was enough
le pay for the biseosi,
Cra" exsii.ned by fin Alley.. —He hail, himself, frequently
.010416 g. I .I..tes. *ben he had silver in his pocket.
file. Alley. You will receilect, Gent 'eaten, that this is not the
siltige itiet.i woies the iii.liettueut is Ironed ; that was paid to
iltrAvw an. t.o neer.
. ~,4.;Hattger.ty. said hr was a barker to Moses, the Jew; and
ohm 41. .1 titelbriiirr witness.
„r . ..Hyde sgiil.,!ite note produced was the one brought to him
gp%
......4
__Angell?. ,pprakedilie prisoner where he got the hole, and
me • , Woitejtelpiplilera he had taken suit boar.' an Injio.
'NTum ;In • ..•.•.„ • ~ •
, 0 'Win a itipilern9n, +dated, that be Iced kiiawn the pri-
soner 23 years. mill saw him in the middle of Septesober, at
,Alr,ealdeNji of J: itlftatit! He said i.e bad a barge of coals, and
lie tined give wiineiis some it lie came down in the dark.
list, a 4 04. d witness, .get him Outage of a 11. note and he,
wglaesia, ,wept lhr ehe. intidlnril,got it, anil gave the change to
the Flimsier ;..11ic avyn Was returned to witness.
coss7egenolsiel,—.lte expected the Bank note would be
pl44l;ta j,90, by, the 'Bank : lie had not been from Fulham ;
iinoselg recotlectioa, he had been six months at sea*; but
thttuferir was a etrarge made against him for stealing tim-
ber.,.lt we. six weeks before the note w 44 returned to him.
IltkiteW.Alt.filiOtiiii i he lived at Fulham ; be had worked
foi Inaa„rpr,lpiraltrs, and lie was absent from him for 18
.nuinfbsi ;:, : . .
W. Elttlaae.ilitilablifortl of the Bells, at Fulham, proved,
that,. hi taw. thetiriMner there in the middle of September,
atid trintleeefianged the note produced ; it was given him by
Hatch, and Ile wrote his name and withers oil it.
Smi.4llo/18 Hartirst, wife of I'. Harrison, who keeps the
CI gwn pied Atightsr public-house, in Seven Dials, proved,
that OH tike Ad .41 November, a companion of the prisoner
passe4
,a 449rica 'stele to her in payment of some pepper-
nittif.
T. 4 Harrison cop peed Iter testimony, and said they were
aptorrhtufkk,fq the prisoner made no resistance.
t‘it., 3 Leintpliatilt beipictor for 20 years; proved that the
notes 17ait'erI4y tbil priinuer were forged in every respect ;
Ogg tik
. were uet she Oink ;taper, nor the water mark, and
Bad' 4t the si Iwving lines. In gennine notes the words
." Hpin iliPpritincl" were made in the original fabric; it was
done .cqpiito:gliefoilon and composition.
t,l
10604•Xemitend by Mr. Alley.lie had had great 'capes
I:lWea Mstenee is his lite he was deceived ; he knew there
lyd.fre,en tweet! fogged cotes paid at the Batik, dori ng the
lasi ye*.;. lie email not say there had been SO. The paper
was inatinfarttired in Hampshire, but he had never beeieat
. The manufacter.y.;.lte bad never compared one of the forged
notes a lilt the plaits:of Estgland plate; the Bauk clerks had
hren dcretVelasilienter cases.
, Resexemintd by 31.. Scrjeant Bosanquet. He should
think the biking of forged notes at the Bank arbor from neg.
lest, and the clerk, Mad inspector* were always made to pay
Ahem. if. they, were not oho fortituale as to dud Me person who
4411 pinned them.
Peter Lister, °near the signing clerks of the Bank, proved
that theaygisars,pnrporting to be his, was forged.
. , C.:rosiyelineupetl.—lll knew that some nous bad been Is.
Melt wyketeigtie *jetting clerk's name to them.
Mr. Allcy.--%ljatypiare a good note had beets issued without
y.ina• sigisafare to it, and flit,. woe was that good uote. to
V'llltigkilig.tititine eel emir own lied twee put wools! you have
.Ictienn, jt n, ;,te he, your hand vre iiine?—'l'he witness
C 4 v.O RP., /14A10.4 i : bill; the ,Miry having requested that the ,
rpsestion might he Prat agile, it ass put by Nit. Baton V.
A 1/1 0114,1.1;fictip 5446,11J1 Aesitsl have known it to be a NI goy.
lghleP4i,l4lA„if, Aiyyr se Mi . ',res.- Has there ever bees an
ilisiai'we where a genuine dale has been rejected as forged,
lAtiltaAriltr4tif,4..,. i: .... :-.1, .
J Orr Pair r-, tiltgca,utgs
sum.,
.o,tt I 14e note, watt slaili Ilititeei .
r°l,itt•tdlifol f.kirVitil'i%•l!/"P.I ,"*Prel?r'. ~.d, • , isi Ali
lapp. ri4 ,Ilie,„riy;g.=, ;ill,4r,te scent ot yes, t:i .y, . ,
.1
1. i
~,imet, ,y 4 tAit Om . Am ygry ,
ii;a.,;and they
.t.litett odag W s
~
&Airy OAT;
tichic,fl4,4pAivigpiii.r)!, 1e.hf.tt...4 `1"1" it j! •" .
of
•. A 01.1vqinvi'14:frA v. rkTrd v4,--teilfk 1 sit h.( s e i Tel,
~ ..• Mr...13,0p5)R1/4%1v 11',,' • ' at sttolf!
lliis lenat ; much strurgi:r proof 111414,0 es bys. bara a.rat. ,

'Floosies Daniels, a clergyman,who readmitted at Cambridge,
of very respectable appearance, and about 3t! years of are,
was indicted fur picking the pocket of a coach maker, in
Bridge Street, dining the procession ou Lord Mayor's dal .
The prosecutor felt a push at his pocket as he walked alone
with the crowd. and was immediately after asked by • gentle.
man whether he AB4 lost any thing ;.ort putting his hand to
one of his pockets he missed his sunll boa. Aa • Seer who
had watelsesi the prisoner painted at him as the thief. The
Mprosecntoo took hold of him and told him to gist up the snot
olt, but the prisoner denied that he had it. The proseensur
persisted in his demand, on which the prisoner presented it
to hint, saying that one of the crowd had just put it JBll°lllll
hand. The officer leek the prisoner into custody, and
brought him before the Magistrate at Csalldliall, when a eons
fession of the theft was-made, anti' distress pleaded its r
+r.

On the prosecutor's ernss.eaamination by Ur. Harry, he
raid he had ascertained that the prisoner**, Irbil be had
diorribed himself to be.

The officer who apprehended him stated, that on search.
ing him he found four different handkerchiefs. a 11. Rank of
England nine, three good shillings, anal a coanterlelt shilling.
No witnesses appeared to give him a chanteter.
The Jnry found him guilty.
Tha C,onimou Serjeant said the crime was greatly aggra-
vated when the situation the prisoner held is life was tonal-
dent!. " Religion, morality, and law," said he, " demand
that the most severe punishment that can be Inflicted fur this
offence shall be &ail to you. Yon have rendered younrlf
unfit to mix in society again, and it is necessary to send you
wt
of the country fur ever."
The prisoner was sentenced to be transported fin life.
The Sessions being ended, the Recorder paned &asinine of
des Is on the following prisoners—vis. T. Pearkm fbr house-
breaking; R. Parsons, J. Cardenas,, G. Wahl, J. Pidgeon,
and J. Fellows, for burglary ; Matinee!, for horse.
stealing; J. Egerton, for highway robbery ; R. Evans, G.
Bellow, R. Thrower, J. Moon, and R. Bredhani, far stealing
goods, ate. in dwelling b ; J. .4aniu, aid W. Bableek,
for highway robbery ; Sarah Timmins, for house breaking ;
G. W. Handy, fur 'sealing in a dwelling huum and afterwards
breaking out of the sane; and W. Smith for stealing privately
in a shop. The Court then adjoarnad to Wednesday, the
13th of January next.

POLICE.

prisoner had no legal &drink pabdiet:husisumely advised him not to•
make a defence then, but to reserve it tilt the time of his trial.
A bill of indictment was llama
,ageipst the prisoner at the time
Brick and Pelham were indindfil
314. ,Thew infeenteel the Owner. that 14 trial watslet take Howe
to 411 1 ith of Jendity met, when She Admiralty Sessions *oak,
imaineeces . •
On Priday two Men were brought up by two of the patrol belong.
Mg to the office, on suspicion of bang concerned in the hue horrid
Murder at Bonney. The particular, which transpired are for the
present withheld (rota the public. They were both con 111 l load.
AIARLIR)iiifIIGH
•
On Thursday an Mformatien was exhibited against Mr. Bute*;
of the Waterloo gables. in the Ifisymerket. for driving a pair of
herrn in the Haymarket. and Pall Mall. fur the purpose o/ breaking
than in.on Wain...daytime ittdi of November hue. Mr. Eaninsule-
miued that he had a license of fol. per anumn ; if the practice of
exercising young hones was to be prefint..d, the stable keepers must
discontinue their busimia. and every genticoeue be liable to have
their carriage destroyed, and perhaps leis neck broke. for want of the
horses being properly trained. The Magistrate said, the practice
complained of was notorious, and he wu rompelled to fine the de-
fendant in the penalty of eus. and 'cuts. which the defendant imme-
diately paid.
AP Vey, late the aervawtof W.Parkins, Esq. was folly
committed for rolsbiag his susta•mo in Pebi nary last, of
quantity ()lobelia:nit. pearls, guineas. Napoleons, ike. a* ac-
count of shirk we gave at the thee of the robbery. 'floe pri.
saner, during the absence of his master, in February last,
iiretended the house had been robbed, and affected to -fire a
pistol after the robbers, but That was disproved by the neigh-
boars.—He bail got away, and escaped to Ireland, where he
was apprehended at Roatrevur, and confined in the house of
a constable, and notice seat to Mr. Parkins, who immediately
embarked for Met country; but previous to his arrival there
the prisoner lead contrived to meet.e in a manlier which does
not reflect much credit on the party &lamented. Mr. Par-
kins, however, pursued him as far as Giese* ; but eier 'ob-
taining any intelligence of him there, be returned to Ireland,
illd a hue and cry being raised, he was again. taken by the
Postmaster of' a town called Banbridge, and comforted to
Downpatrick gaol; lent when brought out to be shipped fee
England, an armed mole came op to resent him, and be tltr
scathe Mr. 11411 kins filmed it necessary to resort to his pistols,
and to call in a Deanery guard. When he had messed' the
British Charnel, he was very heavily ironed, and tied Invitee
mail coach. Mr. Parkins came with him till they 44 ere Wet
down at the Pencock,at Islington ; when the passesigerri went
Into the parlour, snit the prisoner was ter a enessornStlitints
cuenbered piing irons. Healing himself* liberty, Worsened
a poker, and swine he would kill Mr. Parkins ; bat- thrives-
Hunan presented a pistol, and threatened him with notion
destruction it he did not submit, which lead the desired effeit,
and be was again secured, and lodged in .fire watch tome.
VNION HALL.
Mr. Prederick William. Seetuders of the Regiment of
Dragoons, applied to the sitting Magistrate, and requested
that he would assist him in regaining possession, sits/. ruing
lady whim, lie bad married, but also was men detente/4 by
her friends. and was Icy their means deprived a.tbselsappis
secs mud centrist which had beeu by hint and herrelimitici-
paled frau the mastrienenial slaty. He further stated,dipt she
marriage teak place iii a claissleetine manner, at n.etturelpin
eke city, about live years ago, that 100 went to NurtbsAuteriea
with his regiment two days 'distraint's andaebeesesesfily:to
France, frees whence lie had lately returned. ''He IWO de-
manded his wife from her relations, who nemperetessenif peat 4
(Mit "'

respectat Any at Camberwell, vs iikout suempi.• tvent en-
--
GUILDHALL. tidal to considerable property ; at it was PO her fettons
that he was dosit our of obtaining, herself stonewall kraohjeet.
Thersday, Elizabeth --, a yonitg women of very decent IL, bad applied fe,,,64,,,ite 1,0 1,,00014 wiio,4rwasilopded
appearance, was broeOt before the sitting Magistrate, Al-
hint to obtain a Magistrates warraut..
derman Maguey, in cestedy of Snow, the odttericimagerk with •••••• 0 ,
Tbe Magistrate iufor toed the applicaptoltal be anti pp ja..
obtaining goods under false pretateem ' 2 '''' hi this case, and communally could reader Macke •
Front the circnvistances detailed in eNdisiseti, apillared. appaseece. He ratieog appararatiy lade disappointed.
that the prisoner had formerly jived servant-Whit
..'llfUllrs. - ••A eitootablemf °Lambeth-apprehended foiu noes belangiag
Leach and Baltimore, at the London Coffee HOnse,Lialgatc toe gang et diatorbers of the dead. lu ronsequeoce of in. -
Hill, and in that capacity lied an opportuattrif reitettinting ...formation which bad neon gitien that a plitudering expedition-
was on foot towards sonic place in theft/wee part of ;tarry,
herself with the difft•rent tradesmen in the neighbOnettboil.—
On Wednesday evening she called at the shop alit% ()brata*, • the officer concealed himself near the taropiismin thelient.
butcher, in Fleet Market, and obtained two pram& of Hoiden toad, and continued to watch till between five anti silt, eclock
chops and one pound of suet, in the name of Mrs. Restrpell, un Weditemlay mooring vo
n ; when obverng a hackney poach.
one of his customers ; front thence she proceeded with her he &ailed the emiclinian to atop,. end eequired who- or what
basket to the shop•of Mr. Todd, cheesensouger; tit, St, Peal's was itt Ilse ouch. The cuckiinau replied, that three gentle.
Church Yard, *here she represented herself as' servant' at rams werehis passmi,Use, witwu he had taken up at the-As.
Mr. Harvey'., the St. Paul's Coffee Hone, and wilder that sembly House, Blackheath, where they had been at S. ball,
pretence procured from rata t*() poetstioa fresh batter end .and that he was centre** tkeilltle Chtlieg
,Croao. The offs.
six eggs, giving as artier aetho Cann time for Y geantittof cer opened one of die &mammon! obsernag three Alen in dirty
cheese, to be sistat to her ulster% it the St. Paull VeWee [!testes, wills rawest spades, ead.amer atlictakupdAtid;„.
House. Her next itteinprwaiM Mt. Skorruir's, telt dealer, isiturrisg bodies.elasest it again, end. with a plena rata heated
in Ludgate-hill, where she used the same of her late Master, and a cattalos in the other,
liertllli•if • they
Mr. Learh,for the polies° df obtaining some tea and sugar ; attempted to escape. The coachmen obeyed Liettireptiosis
here suspicion way micited, 'which the woman's g.thitintiou, to tom round and drive leotards die turnpike. Os linertit al
when questioned, tended' to coals m ; otneer we' t carat for, there Ike talker prorated assistance, and,tan do cie4 the three
and the girl cwilkssed the latipolitiint: men, who were inside the coach, and the %bistros ;match.
Mr. Leach start Mr. Harvey tf.tati., that MP • prlooier had basset The coach was *retched, and tastily but hi a sack
not been emploied. or anthorized by them, 01. i owe the the body clan aaamialAY "II Inala,4ll fauna. The pristine.
articles in question. • were brought the saam day La lid* Ofinisfollantd.nearly I y
The praimer acknowledged the charge, at Segged for 1000 persons, who.literally covered ticm with sand atid,finh
forgiveness, urging that 110 was the first offence the had ever: of every ale-ceiption. they stAted [,hear names to be K. Wain-
committed, 10 which she had been;arivon.ity.di"ireat- She' hiasoa. J. Thomas, W. bevist, and JS. were
hail been tune notions out Of place, and had etiffeatioined • to- • committed for further emuidintian. .. • •
maintain herself by tukititin wkiking.and a Nein work ;• ho Thursday they were Again *point to 116001KC610 sins
but being enable to nreciire dray, espploy. *nil ticitte all ,dergo another examitration,, in. consequence of titethereras
means ur subsistence, OK hod, Ogutt tedapted:rip.teArtento the &tree agaiust them haring -been produced. Wortley stint
off, nee. Mat on IVerhiestlay evening lie ascertained that .a grave had
Mr. Jackson, bricklayerr-4p; 1/11,1701. been opened and plundered in VI tend chart:by/aid, in
road, said the prisoner and her sister lodged with they Keut. Mrs. Mary Ann Piotherry informed the Magistrates,
were both hardworking iacip.•l;iamtp..,yanag.,Trent: and cow that on naturday afternoon her deceased hoshopil was in-
ducted themselves with gyesit propriety In otelermsel be he. [erred in Ylunistead churchyard ; having here informed that
hewed they were very much disktestlid in cirointspiaces, a grave had been opened, she went to the burial Froend, and
Mr. TOdd anti Arr. Camara' not Acing/laurels( priscreut- there obsurved.the coffin in which her husband had Wen de.
Mg, the prisoner was dnit,esed,lit herlitittnhisr *ter, &tier posited open and mopty. She hid subteque ntly heels to the
a ,04,61, ownittalf 01114 , iie, house, to which the officer had taken the body fund iu
, I Ouch, anti imitiediatelY reeoguirred it as Vie corpse et. her
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ernied.husbasid.
"Oki Minister of Pteroaread etteikdod to ptove fhN burial
it Mr. ry.. The Palish • o 14.4 f Pitunliteed"were
also in alemint ce, and elated Olt I piritatiGn tit oast.
cute the plifivaters to the extent tot
The disinterment having.teksn placm ent, the prisoneis
were committed to 1114 gent at Varitord, rn vrdee totilke their
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r.
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At 3 o'clock on.tlitusday afteniam, as some. buys were ampsieg
,thentalcip un.alm:Liptrau,c,enol in the Regency park, they tii.•
•Coverad Wi 0441 ett!lo ice,. Whigh they L1101`4,111 was die care
of a dog ; but on put g m some sucks they brouithr it 04 the MI..
Wert' thc iyisegio hto os,l tal he the hotly of appartlitly
per Mac 'itff • ti:l oti:, oe tht n. 4, •
Jews' %faro pit Itch • tiiiiiit'itfftnin reminis.• It teirpeitito,
&Aft, *fth braises (NI the 114.3 a..

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• HoW Vriterr..• . • , - 'mu lim
W. gt.teey, whir wit anti alkeior4e4 awn ria!rgiOttlitojt;
week, wa., install-Ailed otililOhdpitie a reira'fedildif, Oeirielt
with eitteriut p'he'lliiitille ey ISIr. imodeitivai or ct,ymohisc
stiand, wills iistestiVO elinwitit feloiii.
On Thuiellay. Henry Allis 'nay Wens uteitt an eiiiiolos-
tha. on a' cbarge of beiHii likbbeniktf OW a n • dhuitatio in
tt te wilful riturt Of eta de the teteritiel offlitkr ' roe ii die Yea
revenue cutter, of Deal, betweti: tied aid three freatittiwee. . Gillum
and 13rock, two of the seattglijege soneotaql.,tu.otemuttiets oftbe,
owto teti . . revenue atm bctungiwg to. tostvFtlit, eefropuo Inikr. oxte4r At
, i tke juilieiro4.tior4iono ix. Lioft , #Om,J. 4 p timets .
4,thp roneript (romoi.r. 4u94 41 .11 I 'to , ,5 --. RIC
Alenn absonar rout tut rendeitcpt et c4llO , %.194Vt -
I twitted Nit 6.1 ii, wet Uien otit,of,..ii Wel. el I t'etU -Ted to,
I"'i. I.,Ottd'est Ulan' WO VAMY.,' 'tin "1/641t to' don lie
'denied the cltarlie.'!
4' .. /44141qhs*, Ihr-ssittitin t* um Sluts, atrcnied ; and, as the