The National Register.
London, England, 1815-10-01 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

EXTENgIVE ROBBERY.—Friday John Kate, a respectable lookipe
young man, was charged with stealing a silver pint, a mug, a boat.
ewer. and various other article' of piatr, , the pruperty of his master,
Mr. Brasbridge, Jeweller, of Fleet street, fie represented bit
losses front time to time, to amount to little short of 50001.
The prisoner having a few days since intimated his intention of
going into the country, be appointed Tiiwsclay tor removing his•
things from the house of the orosecutor. At an unusually early lour
on that morning, it appear( d lie obtained the assistanee of a lickpf
porter, who agi ecable to his direction. Tartly(' a box, very heavily
laden to the Hell Inn, Fleet-street. This was soon after ad,certaieed‘
and it lwing also fli-covered th it his tank was yet to be Tetnoyed
suspicion was excited, MO the prosecutor obtained the oseistitueo o
4n officer, who repaired to the Hell lull, where lie fowl the psi:
sorter's box. This was carried back to the home• of the proserutoet
and searched. when plate to 4 very considerable amount, including
the articles already named, wet found therein, cat efuly pocked
in paper.—The prisoner was 'mantled till to.morrow (yesterday)
for a final exaMinat;op, whep he was again brought lip and Ply
committed.
VNIONI HALL.
FpwL STEAL Little, all eh'erly man baying the ap,
pearance of a farmer, was charged with committing a burglary on Mg
premixes of Mr. HickiiViattotp, on Saturday morning early, or late off
Friday night. J t appeared that the Prisoner was stopped ha Shergold7
the officer, early yesterday morning, near Xenninaton Contintql, co-
ming towards London. with a basket on his sin-Adler. Shergo«l desired
to see the contents of the basket, and after some resistance on the par
ofthe prisoner, he succeeded in examining it, and found it ernetaipeel
eleven ducks and six fowls dead, but quite warm, and on setrching his
pockets, Shereold found a clasp knife very bloody ; the prisosser sand
they were thwls which he had bought cheap at Croydon, and he was
going to take them to his wif-, who lived at itateliff, this account not
satisfying the officer he took the prisoner to the Watclh.hotie, ans!
proceeded down the road, making enquiries as he went if any tirtie lead
lost any fowls, and at length he h!arnt that Mr. Hickinbottom, of
Streatham, had had his Cowl-house broken open on Friday night pg
early on Saturday morning, and teat a number of ducks and fowls hart
been taken away, and in a field tear the house a quantit, of leathers
and blood was discovered. The Bailiff' of ht r. 11. attended, and swore
to one of the ducks found in the prisoner's back's as being his master'
property. The prisoner made po defence, and was fully committed tot
trial at the Assizes.

Monday selmieht, n woman belloneinc to Atm:florin?, SnFsex,
wife of a panper. twined Goddard. of three ehoppinc boy , who, xvjtjel
their mother, to Lite great
.1(1 di. the parts 4, are likely to ao
The father of these h:iys—or tuore propel ly spesAng., the husp.cipd
of their motlizr, is scrod y years of age.
DIED.

In ltis :35tb year, .Tas. Lloyd Harris, Esq. of Cheltenham. This grn-
tleman was Pn Tuesday morning I,..ruceeding rot the liirminginain coach:
when the horses took fright at an ass which was lying in the road ',ea;
Swanswiyk ; and Mr. H. leaping from his seat; fractured his kg in sy
dreadful a manner that he flied an Thursday. Neither the 4coech pur
other passengers received any inlay.
On Frid-v last, A. Tlotdterrot, El. of North Willingham. I..incidg;
he •lc, wa tetuinitig 1.1(1w Stlatth Ormsby, in his currieleaccotype