The National Register.
London, England, 1819-04-26 00:00:00

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On Msnday, Crander, for an extensive robbery-
:it the 801 l and Mouth, was brought up tor another
exuiniivtion. A malt, named Bro, tt was also put to the
Bar. He was apprehended by Vickery, the Otter", who
received information that he vros concerned in the robbery.
The additintimi evidence nas us frnlows:-31ary Vacs,
wife to the owner of the tap, stated, that sh.: was in the bar
when the basket embhining the parcels of notes was brought
in by the guard. Ts° stem ows were in the tap-rootn, who
looked like persons who intended to go oil by one of the
coaches. She at opposite the bar dour. She went to draw
a pint of beer, after a Inch she went to the tapooom fire to
saint the pot. The strangers were in the •ap-room when nbe
left it, when she soon did to go to the cellar, at which she
bud vcarrely arrived, when she heard her busi.and rail out
whi•ther vhe hx.t seen C.ood:v.l'v ',alert. She ran up isausedi-
alelv after, and saw the straiwrs t% ere gune.
M. Adolphus asked vt !wilier Vickery had reason to ex- •
per t add' timid! evidence.. ith respet t to that prisoner.
Tnc facer replied-, that he expected in a few dtv;s very
stroiez testimony against both prisoners.
The witnessea next examined curld not swear to either of
them.

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Mr. Vile', the land) rd of the Roll-and-Mouth Tap, looked -
at Broom very minutely, hut coold slot say a hetuer ire wox
the retain ssho accompar.iecl Crowder or not.
The pit's/nest were leitiantled for a orris.
lIATIONr-GARDEN.
EXTENNAIE FORGERY OF BAXK-NOTEL--0111411111t6y •
Henry Dart and Mary Arn Griffith were brought up in the cus-
tody of Thomas 'fioraipson and John Forbes. constables. champed
with having feloniously in their possession iv forged one }moot)
Bark of England notes, in a finished state, and 3 in =unfinished
state, they not being Mimi up.
Thomas Thompson deposed as follows:—About two o'clock -
on last Saturday afternoon, I went in company with John Ports s
to a home in Nag's Head-court, Golden lane ; we fotmd the
door open, and went iu, and s:.im a woman, who term need her-
self to b.: the landlady. I asked her if a Mr. anti Mrs. Dart
lodged there. .hhe said yet, and called Mrs. Dart Wo did not
wait her coming down, hut went up stairs to their rom, which
was on the first floor; there were fimr persons in the roam ; two
of whom we permitted to go. I thea infornied the prisoners
that we had intiomation that they were wholesale dealers and
seller: of forged Bank of England notes. Neither of * pri-
soners answered. After searching the cupboard, and every other
part of the room, I found the box now produced (a small deal
box, about a foot square) under the bcda which was a half tester,
turned up. I asked whom it belonged to, and the node prisoner
said it was left there by a man whom he did not know. I said
would break it open, on which he bolted hoot off the chair. and
ran to the window, which was open, and put ou: his brad and
part of -his body: thinking he meant to .escape, he was immedi-
ately reeured by Forbes. I then forced opens the box, and foaral
the to notes now produced, purporting to be oite-pou-id
Bank of Englund notes, loose in the box. I also hiund th.a
pocket-book in the box. which contained the three Dens
now produced in an unfinished state. not being filled up.
I marked them all before I quitted the possession of them;
there were also the two affidavits tor pawnbrokers -duplicates
lost, and which appeared to be pledged, one in the npme of each
of the prisoners: and tunic tickets for the Minor Theatre for
the benefit et young Crawley. As I was taking them out of :he
pseket-book, the prisoner Darr said. •• Those are m; property.'
We hake(' the mom door, and conveyed the prisoners to the
watch-house, where we secured them; we returned again to the
house, whoa the landlady delivered me the key now produced.
which she said she pt, ked outside the prisoner's window: and
which fitted the lox and this key, which al:o fits the leek of t
box, she deiflered she tnis dry, which she found under the grate
n his room.

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John Forbes corrohoratesl the foregoing o
Elizabeth, wiM of 'rhos. Buck, enachmaker, 3, Nag's Head
mutt, Nag's Head-plan. Gotten-lune, proved letting the apart-
ment, furnished, to th: male prisoner ; he lodged there last Fri-
day week, aud brought the box produced by Thompson. He
said he was a ,nartied man, and lately fmm the country : the fe-
male prisoner pa.saed as his wife ; they cohabited mi.:ewer.
John Maul:cuts and his son, pawnbrokers. Ina, ‘Viiitccrors-
street. identifii.d the prisse.ers to be die persons wl:o obtained the
affidavits found ;n the pocket-bcolt. from than.
Mr. Glove:, a Lank Inspector. proved the notes to be forged.
The prisoners were folly commltted for trial.

Tae Gernmen of the F.ittcy. has e-th:s wot k keit lira.
rifled with the 4111111.A1 cock fight betu ten Nt rw.c.ll and
Cduabr;dge, vimich lasted three days. 11'e 'cam front
the amateurs that the birds on, both si.les showed abut:.
tle:•ee anon. amt the main was finaNy tlecArd in fa_
tour of Norwich by one Initt!e. Crilbrizlge Non 3 byes.

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' -LONDON. MONDAY. APRIL %6.
7 hzce o'Clock, pat.

P.iris Papers of Thursday arrived last night. The
(Awing were the only articles worth our notice

A letter from D r esden , dated the 4th of April, states,
• that I. de Smardza, a writer justly esteemed for hit.
principles and e!taracte:, has 4 wideoly quitted this city,
After hat in received er..i reet infoituation of a plot formed
pot an end to his es.i•tence.
The Cennan' Papers assure. its, that lieveral writers,
• •susu•ctetl of holding correspondence with a great Mo-
narch for the pt-cipagzsion and maintenance of principles
kt:ion which A ticciat Societies are establiAied, :lave re.
ceised aucniyuums letters, intimating that they must rc-
• form, anti uo longer deceive Gericutiy. If they do not,
c. they will be exposed to acts which they will be capable
of feeling.—All letters had this motto :—" Gott ist
44!1141 hurt I virat Tetitonia."--" C.:,,t1 is our support-
- Antient Tentonia for ever."

Prince Regent yesterday inorii;lig was much
better. His fit of the,gout has been be • crc, but his spi-
'Aillare emit!:

Durex, April 23,—Ths Duke and Duchess of Kent
'lauded here to-day, about two o'clock, from the Royal
fwweteisck yacht, after a fine passage in about two boors
. and d half Iron Calais, where they bare remained seve-
ral days waiting for the spring tides to allow of the richt
-tailing out of Calais harbour with safety. Their Rural
liightiesses appear in excellent spirits ; the Duchess
looks particularly cheerfill: they rest at the York Hotel
to night, awl proceed to London in the morning.
On Saturday morning the Doke and Duchess left
I)oser and proceeded to Cohham-ball, the seat of the
Earl and Countess of Dooley, to remain there during.
•oat night. The Princess, datigliter en the Dimkesi,
did not stop at Cobbaus-hall, but proceeded with the
aline on to Kensington palace. Yesterday morning the
-Duke an I Dueness left the seat of the E:irl and Conn-
lessor Darnley for Kensington-I.:dace., where they ar-
tived about our o'clock, and afterwards dined with the
-Duke of Sussex: ,
On Saturday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Furei> nOilice in Downitig-street.
Yesterday, ut font o'clock, a meeting of the Cabinet
:Ministers was held at the Earl of Liverpool's house in
!Whitehall.

GIBRALTAR, APRIL I.—There were no less than
three duels this day, between the officers of the 64th
regiment, and the officers of the American sloop of
war
.Erie. According to report, two of the officers
'belonging to the United States, are dead, and one of
the officers of the € tth is severely, but not danger.
ously wounded. The dispute arose between the
'Purser of the United Sate,' frigate, which has since
sailed, and a Lieutenant of the 64th regiment. The
officers of the 64th were put under arrest by the
Commander in Chief, and .when challenged by their
opponents, stated this circumstance.

GUILDHALL, WESTMINSTER.