The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

A gill, appatettilv not more than 15 'ears of age, was in-
dicted for sicaliog front the person of Peirre Lou use T.lrCzVe
Sal. 111 batik notes.
The prosecutor is a French egg-merchant, anti hr slated
that on the 21th of December he walb introduced to the pri-
soner Lt a house of ill-fame near ,St. George's fields. lie
had VA hen lie went into the house batik-notes in his pocket
in a considerable amount. pi boner during his stay at
the house, contrivers to steal
of notes, to the 11 000000 1111 of SSI. adi' %%inch she made 011.
The peosecutor said. ." the prisoner put her 11411t1 into hi,
Imckel, took out the antes, sosticlied up the camel, wick, and
ran natty like a strike.' She was soon ulcer apprehrbped,
but nothing was found upon her.
An officer corroboritted the statement of the prosecutors
'l'tie !try found the ps boner Guilty, and the Court ben.
fenced her to be transported fur life.

lINIDAY. JAN. 19.
ASSAULT UPON THE SURREY YEOMANRY.—A
carman to Sir J. Alilerwood duct Co., lead merchants,
in the Borough, was tried for having assaulted a detach-
ment of the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry.
Corporal Thine', of the Yetain.iiity• stated, that on the
vgdi of July last the Surrey Ye ..... attry had been al
11'ormwood Seriabbs to keep the giound thi their
brethren, the City Light Morse, who were on that day
reviewed by the King. A deiachinent, consitaing ot I
men, of whom the witness was one, were relic,rrid;
home in the evening, and were riding oii the near side
of the road, close to the p ivement in Parliament-street,
when the defendant, who was in a earav:in, with a stout
horse, rode between them and the pavement, although
there was not roan for hint to pass, and drove in amongst
diem, deranging their ianks anti running the Wheels of
the caravan against the lees of cite hors:own, much to
the injury of their bouts and breeches. Tile deleinlaut
enjoyed the confusion,and laiighed in a very inibecimi- '
log in:timer. The deraciimeni, however, passed him,
but they had scarcely gut titer the bridge %vheit witness
defendant's Caravan come thundering in their reat,
and on turning mum; saw that he was again ainotigst
hem, and that all was ill coil tUSiOiI. WilneSs rode up
to hint and endeavourril to stop his career by taking the
horse by the bridle; but a mob had collected oil the
pavement and Cheered the defendent, with cries of " Cut
them rule over them." The defesidant did
cut away, and itati.l; a powerful horse he breed that
Ott which wiliness was It Ott the paeeineill, and
placed him iu imminent danger. Not the slit: Attest pro-
vocation had been given to the defendant. Not 000 01
the cavalry pot a baud to a swot(' or miter weapon.—
Delendein re; used 10 make a plibliC altology.
A iiiiiiiber of witnesses corrobotattil this Siatelilent.

On the part of the del.endatit Mr. Dowling made a
speech, and produced wan •Sbes to plot e that the
Yeomanry had been the 'diet ditig party. Ver..iet—
G iiilty.
Mr. Turton, for the prosecution, stated, that all that
was wanted upon this occasion was the pahlic acknow-
ledgment of the defendant that lie bail done vrtung.
the defendant was now ready to say, and sen-
tence was not titelefore !hissed upon Min.
E. %Wilma's, J. Cluck, W. Corby, J. Miller, P. Cas-
tle, and J. Goodwin, who have long infested the neigh-
bourhood of St. George's-fields, were indicted for as-
saulting, with intent to rub, Mr. Rnhin. The prose-
cutor stated, that he seas, together wait die pi isoner, and
eight mote, who beloog to the saute gang, in one of
those receptacles for tlm:ves„ a collec-shop, in Fryer-
street, when Will:dins attempted to steal his watch; a
3 disintbance inimirdia,ely took place, and a
named Lee, being on the spot, took Wdliants into cus-
tody. He was rescued by the gang., and afterwards the
prisoners were all apprehended at the Dover Castle, in
over-street. They were all found guilty of tile assault,
and the Court instantly sentenced them to beech years'
transportation. On hearing tile sentence, one of the
prisoners' female friends screamed out, and fainted,
which seemed to be the signal for a revolt among the
prisoners, fur they iiinnediaidy became nioit vociferous
in asserting their innocence, and attacked the gaoler,
who was about to lake them out of the dock, swearing
they would not go, and attempted to get user the lir r-
rcadoes. The Coon iris instantly a scene of uproar and
confusion. A rcgitlar light took place VA-met:it tile
gaolers, Collstableb, atid prisoner., winch ended in se-
curing the whole, and )(lacing thew in prison /kites
silence was ill some measure restored, Glennon, an
officer, was called 1t lout to state how tilt 011if.14t COlll-
- and whether ally •litempt at rtSClte Was ittatic
by the pursuits behind the dock, which did not, howet er,
appeal to be the case. The Chairman then gave di-
tections IM the prisoners to be double trotted and placed
lit separate cells, and signified Iris intention of sending
them out ut the country tut inediately.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

AATARDAY, JAN. IS.

Telx R Fauns GANG.—Joseph Stanley, alias Jack Jail',
mark 11. lt, I% tllian, Wails, John Ihrris, alias 111111(11,
(seo. Hurri,, alias h alloy b, Runes.' 111' Bride, Win. Joues,
and 11 in. Hard), nrie iiitlit tell for re.rtung trout legal cu,
lady, Samuel Jones, %I Whorl Dunn, nod too others, is ho
were charged is fin a burglary.
George Brand, toiroke) al the house of correction, Cold.
btalb fit.llls, is ore that he wa, present u hen die seuteuc e 01
death was pronounced upon Junes and Dunn.
John Maisden, gaoler of Alarlboroth:h-'treat Office, who
appeared is dth hi. 11C.1111.1a1l tied up, smone, that on tile 't:id
nl NIIVeIIIIIeI he was entrteded with ,hoses, Grads, Duao,
Nlitrra, and another, with Colllllllllllellb 1111iY1•11.11 to him 11\
Alr. Bohol), t lie Aiaghthoe,' Clerk. The Commitment,
I harged the lour 111.1. "011511111 w d with toe offence ui burglary.
'fir co iiiiiii !wears is etc riirc tied .0 the ti..vel nor of en
gate. ll,• baulk udird the pi I,utiera together, an.. the winds•
were linked together wtlb a chain. He proceeded toward,
Airwaale,lbrrta!eh Moss :0..301d to eel, and when
hr arrived at the end of Geoi-se•sti uet, (commaoly called
0)01 t-!I tort, he heal ti aIA , and 111 IL 1114/111CM ile W. 11•
knocked down wtlhit blow no ine head. Ile was
nctefely 103t11.11 /gild 1111, and was not Scu.fbitfur several day'
Ile recolleeted Hot Ino,;:wore et. Cpl bat lie %%as ia a dncto.
situp, and that los prhuncis were teseuvd. lie had lan