The National Register.
London, England, 1817-08-11 00:00:00

MAK,}IO ROUGH-STREET.

iNtonday, T. alias Old Patch, was charged he his
master, NI r. a hackney man, in Cimino land ws, with
cruelty to a horse. The prisoner went with a fare to High-
gate on Sunday morning, and ou his roam accompanied by
,aoother man on the box, lie gallopped the horses down High-
gate-hill, %%lieu one of them fell, and the wheel of the coach
dislocated the hoof, so that it only hong by a sinew. The
animal was tied behind the coach, and the.zged along upon
three legs, whilst the other drove the Sillree 1101:4r in the coach,
to a farriers shop in Kentish Town, who afterwards killed
the lame horse, at the reioicst of the owner.—The prisoner
a bsemillril, and his companion went to apprize Nlr. Gates of
w bat had 'minicar:ll. Nlagist rate regretted that be could
on•y sentence the prisoner to one muntlfs hard labour in
Bilden cll.

G. ,utlit.►n,.'en. and jun. E. Sullivan, J. Sullivan. mid J.
Holland' acre charged with riotously assembling in Charles-
street, Drury.laiie, and assatilting S. Forzenian, an Officer,
atilt several other p••rsons. 'Fite Vestrv•Clerk of St. Giles's
stated, that near :;00 peisons se,senthled on Sunday nioreiniLf,
of a !Iwo 0. Sunkist), s•e u. Willi leader, illl4l cmnmeuced a
wanton attach, on --Brown. The cries of murder 11l ii t
and his brother to the spot, who sii.taiiied re p. at-
ell a•-tans: and tot,ether ai,liJetteries from How stit, t,
oilier thlleeis, %ere at tirst overpowered ; but they a, lagt se-
cured then►. attacked itidtse•rinlinatcls all a ho passed.
The a hole as,atilteil Enratuoint, with the except,on ut I f
knocked 1141W1) a youth, mitred Pi till , he to as
eitilea soul ing to save another )0111 11 from his violence.
whole mere c 'tt, 11.

lt. Smith, a Parish Con-table, of St. Mary-le-bone, was
eliartzed violating the person et au inteivoing
,voint4 le-
imale. 19 y rata. of ere, under the ti,l;nwing extrmiritinocy 61-
eittli-taisees:—The cionplainant hail nee', •aptly a few pe io
trow•.lie country, and rr,iidett with her brother, a rta,•ectabie
ortnieti mita. A note seas lost from the bUtise , and the
pi oSeentliX being suspected, the l'orisistele Smith was sent
tee to take her to the watch 'muse fermi PadQinauu ; %%Olt
this provision, that it•he confessed the robbery, she was to be
liberated. Her innocence on this charge was 111e11.1st, from
the lost note having been mislaid he the owner. As In the
violation. the proseentrix stated, th•tt the prisoner first took
he•r to a pnblie-house• ft um thence to a cook's shop, and las.-
ly to a i 1,144,4. Of •, st hich she believed to be in Joules
sweet, (IstOritstreci. He took her to the latter place, as he
said, to avoid conveying her to ylan ie-boste w.ttelt•lt
tt hen in she brothel, the prisoner inicinlitt e.I a female, who
soon after left the room, and the prisoner locked the dour,
and ptesssil lift t.) tied. lle oeisaved rudely, aut. she

AUGUST 11.

resist' d with all her strengthiand called fur assistance in vain.
The prisoner effected hi. purpose, soltimajely, so as to eiatioti
tote the capital offence. Smith denied charge; but ail.
uo.tted that lie had gone to the public.lionse with het, and to
the cook's shop. lie load never taken her to a brothel, a• she
had stated ; anti in corroboration of this, 4 person ft mu the
t, atilt-house proved that the complainant was there at the
tolii• she iitated the was confined at the brothel. ll'he Ma4ho.
uate oroltred the cane to stand over until the proseentrix
I• L.l an opportunity of producing c idrnce from the house
wove', the aliedged violation took place; and in the mean time
Smith was net sit liberty, •,uti his own assurance to appear
again w lien called for.
G. Consent, a sweeplooy, was charged with being found
concealed in the chimney of dl r. Sent l's house, 71. Crawford
street, early yesterday morning. The prosecutor staled. that
II • was alarmed by a
the morning. He thought the house was on fire, as his people
hill been washing ;ate ; but tot length the sooty offender w:is
aletected crawling out at the top of the chimney, by E. Kane,
•who ills° livet in the house. In defetwe the prisoner stated,
' Ih it he was at work, for Mr. Rubinson, the owner of tom •
new• built i1U11,4e4 C 01164110113 to tile. Scott's and that his brush
bad fallen down one of the dews, and lie lbel come down Air
Scott's after it by mistake. Mr. Robinson, had employed the
prisoner, but toot lately, As be kad robbed liiin of tools. Th.
prisoner w is committed on this charge, and remanded Noun
Mr. Robinson's.