The National Register.
London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

QL4) IS.IILEF,

SATURDAY, APRIL Briant was indicted
for stealing a till, value is. and 275. al siker, the property
of ilaaheth Dyke, widow.
The Jury consulted for tome time, and retprnrd a ver-
dict of Not Guilty,
John Andrews, aged 25, mariner, was indicted for
stealing a coat' waistcuat, and other wearinz apparel, the
property of 4...itureamo de Arriaga.
The prosecutor was the captain of a Spanish vessel
called the Trionco, lying off Wapping Stairs. On the
morning of the sth inst, he found that some person had
been on board and broken one of his chess, and taken
the articles in question. He went on shore in the hope
of finding the thief, and in about half an hour he met
the prisoner with ran of his clothe, op his br<t k. Ver.
Ara us ttENtoup Swltipt.sit.—John Edward Hewitt,
aged 52, was indicted for stealing 121. ifis., and other
monies, the picq_erty uf Mr. Joaeph Mattingley. Thi:re
were a number sat other ibtlimments against him of a
similar nature. . . . .

he prosecutor resides in Glasshouse-row, Black friars,
and is a beds cad maker. Some tints ago the prisoner
called upon witness, and bargained for several bedsteads,
which he said must be of seasoned wood, as they were
going to the West lodies, and they (Buil be taken to the
lroudcu I)acks. otter taking the wittit.st's address, for
the purpose of recommending him some customers, he
said, 4f licit will, of course, want some deposit money,
but it is now late, so 1 will call the next day." lie did
„so,, and ordered wiii;:•ss to make oot his bill, and bring it
to the Jamaica Collet-house, with pii3lll/it of a ltd. note,
at half past three o'clock. Witness accordingly went ns
the above house, and waited till four o'clock, when the
e.iquiler canoe up with a bundle of paitell, and a pen in
his hand, lie apolagised for having detained Wiliness!,
and asked hiM if he had brought the change. On wit-
ness answering in the affirmaiit e, he desired him to fol-
low to Lloyd's Coffee-house, which he did, and waited
burp few 'Moose, at the door. Tie prisoner then cause
out, asked for the change, witirn was given him, soil
then gave him a pen W shin a 'raiser. 'flit pen, how-
(Per, would not snack. Tile prisoner immediately said,
I' stop,; will get you a fresh pire,g'. and instantly esitcrsot
the coffee-mono, leaving witness at the door, where he
remaiiied some time waiting, hut the prisoner never re.
orrued, and he did pot ate him again till tie w4l to
custody,
John Ijrady apprehended the prisoner pear the Fs-
Chapati on another charge, when ur. motogiey
stainly recognised hint.
The prisoner, pu being called upon for his defence,
put in a written paper, simply swing that he 110 once
Muted its g respectable sphere of "ire. Flo witopse, to
character were ealled-,-(atuilly”—and the 11ecorder ordered
him to be transporter) for seven years.
Bfr, Platt e'4W sdrliessett the Jury an the part of the de-
(Viltiittil. 'Mee being nu man( of neliiieretn seduction, vu
breach of friftsilsti;p, co 'Ottawa of tiospitality, hr was sure
alto wiadd concur stint biro in thinking, white 4ansages acre
Jim. 1114 a cety imuli rum would meet the justice oittie vase.
54. 'tumbril, the finder Sheitit, having tumaned ti,) the
eviJenve a ith great Moira.lislit)—lhe Jury naiad a verdiet
fur we plaiting deranges (foe Bundled Pounds-

1301 fie evenings Wed , 8r 1%! f. iioltionf the &ironer, was
rtlitrohlg fripi Rising Q.. iiiqueit, to the Old tiailey# he
w4B Imaqeti ill .eittlenhall-4i;eet, by vsue
made a dcce'r,in.d attemm timm hi 6 watch, but form-
wisely ;he oh,iit bmlte, and dii4ppoima4 them In their
principal objqq. They got chPV off, Ilawcrcr, with nit
and I vy,4Pid 044 Lir tht

FKICK tIF
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