The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

BOW STREET.

Hien MAY non LE II rda y Elrit-or Doris was examined
before H. Bleak, Esq. charged Stith being concerned with two
others, not yet taken, in contutittiag at highway rubbery in St.
Martin's-street, on Saturday last, between the hours of three
and four o'clock in the morning, by knocking a Mr. Shelton
down, sell robbing him of his watch and hat. Mr. Shelton
was certain that the prisoner Was one of the witty who had
robbed him. This was confirmed by a hackney coachman,
who was Watt Ling his horses at the vorner of the street. He
was remanded till this day week, in hopes that the rest of his
companions may be taken.
Tile driver of the hackney chariot, No. 1169, summoned
Captain Mown, of No. 16, Leigh-street, iirnnswiek-stplarc,
for the pavneent of his fare. The CO11010)411 stated, that Ire
was callref from the stand, the corner of Pierey-street, Totten-
ham court-road. to take np at Franek.street, shoot a quarter
before one, and that he rt•maineti at the door near another
quarter, and them time per Fons got into his chariot, and mitered
him to drive to Great Ormond-street, where he remained one
hoar, and then wart ordered to drive to the Captain's house,
No. it;, Leigh-strect, when he demanded 5.. Gal. which his
time amounted to, 11.4 Well as for carrying an extra person.
This the Captain refused to pay, and called Mr. lltiditig's foot-
man, who hired the coach, and who swore, that instead of its
wanting a quarter to one, it was past one. The Captain swore
also that he had not the couch longer than an hour and Ishtar:
Mr. Birnie very feelingly said to the coachman—. Poor fellow'
there are two oaths to one against you, and I must dismiss this
-complaint."

UNION HALL.
BUCCILABv.-4olm Hanson NVLS yestrielay brought np for ex-
amination, on a charge of breaking into the dwelling honse of
Mr Avery, Nev.: Cross, on the night of the 12th inst. and steal.'
lug thereia su ticls nt wearing apparel, a silver watch,
and some ails er spoons. It appears ttat on the night in ques-
tion, Mr. Avery WAS alarmed by his joornevmais, who slept in
the house, and said he was sure there Vivre atieves breaking in.
On going down, however, 'hey couhl discover no person. The
ensniog rimming Mr. Avery missed his watch and clothes from
his bed-aide. fillliVllllollß other - articles, from ilia other parts of
the house. The WSW night the yrlsouvr tea; apprateuded by

Alav, an Officer of (eke, in thy Kent road, with
in kia pessession,which preyed torowtainlar.Avery's grope "Y.
Fully committed fur Ts sal.

lIATTOti-GARDEN,

On Satnrday, an information, I;;itii;t the inslance of the
the journeymen carpenters, was heard at the Ilattumgarden
Ottlee, beturc Mr. 'cotton; Mr. Raynsfunk and several other
Magistrates. The inforntation being read by the clerk, the
charea appeared to be that Mr. Thomas abirtin, Mr. Lawrence,
Er. Iluti;diton, and ,11r. ran, being master carpenters did, ou
the Cith uf February Inst tnal,:e a certain illegal covenant and
siert valeta for reducing the wages of workmen in that trade 6J.
per day less than had been heretofore paid to them ; whereby
catch of the Defendants had foi kited 2CI. by the Act 39.14),
Geo. DI. §D. The Magistrates, after seine little considera-
tion, stated, that they a/mild take time to consider their itidg-
ultra ; and that they would communicate to Mr. Nt the
Solicitor, for the prosecution, and to the Defendants' :3ulicitur,
when they would deliver their opinion,