The National Register.
London, England, 1818-12-14 00:00:00

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POLICE. r,',;l.Attnit. am' •
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g anta.lpingist lip en a charge of shcaratealing.'
W. 'o6'
Picating. F.tsq.lfstiesvardMon, Hoses, stated, that on the
not of the nth 4,Roleber he discovere3 that the lock
gide of hlaffehl .tail been famed, and 10 South-flown
slivirpplfralert. Ho had Mace seen the sheep at Mr. Fletcher s.
a farmer at Frith, and sworn to them as his property. Wm.
giogrektssaleiiman.ln Smithfield, said,-hesialsew the prisoner,
gut {told sheep for kits mere before. On the 30th et
October he relpiesarth hins to dispose of 10 sheep, whirl' hr
aa:d,.stesetlsvpropevty of Mr. Parials, • relittion of Isis. Hr
accardilapty ,sold them to her. ,Pletnimr, of :E.rith, for 40s. a
head, and nine intent sew pabl over to the prisoner by his
buoirekeeper.—Cumsnitted for trial. •
• BOW STREETi?
Monday G. Byrne, a beil of in, eratiharged with fraailie-•
leanly obtaining goods'of considerable seat trim, a her of
traideiirnea. The prisoner and his brother took a cottage iu
Walliogfois Place, Folleam,• mdee pretence that they were
the sons of an Irish Lady jest returned from France. They
said their mother was detained by a slight illness at Dover,
but woeld he in'tovrai in a few days. A day or two after the
death of the Queen, the prisoner went to Mr. Clark. a tailor,
in Leicester Square, and ordettalt wo suits of blacj_Clotbes-
-to he made by 'Saturday night, and *it to WellritiPlilkt%4
itll 4 bill and receipt. The forename took she clothetribinie;;
which ammoted to 171, anal the prisfieser gave him iff•erneifft
for that snot, fotyable at sight,ut Dramirionfi's and Co. TWO,:
•check proved to be waste paper. Mr. Clarke then wroth'
IVellitigton Place, saliere he found the cottage filled with
tradositeeen who hail been (biped in the }MOO Way. The
young delinquents had flown, taking every thing that they
collie' entry with them. Sunday noir, ll iii r, as Me, Hitch.
cuele,taliffirt, who was also a sufferer, lass going slung the
Strand, lee 'met the prisoner. and seised him. Twelve flupli-
eatta-Ovele found 'thou him, trigetherwith a doenment of •
most emerel and extraordinary vlesertption ; nothing less than •
an agreement signed and sealed, upon stamped paper. be-
tween himself and brother; that all load- which either or
.bolts of them allosild obtain f lnidesperiple were to be
fairly and equally dividnl between them!-The prisoner was
remindetil.
SlNthei'Clattn.Mr. Horsley appeared on ?Tuesday at the
office to thank Mr. Hirnie for the. active assistance which he
bad knelt, ptirsuit of his child. He feinted most of the par.
tieulats emillritsing the acement given of the despicably all.
uvereuppliration of Rennet flir mercy. Rennet stated that
Ills rbmion for taking away the was. to lay Mr. Horsley
nudes- eontributioo, who. however, lI4A already given 3,01101.
to his. disgraceful relative. The wife of Rennet was on
Tuesday, co Mr. Moralev's application, discharged from pri.
POO. The 'teems:try affidavits were on Tuesday forwarded
from Lord liathiscirs office for the surrender of Rennet, to
•be tried in England. The cJiiiil and Mrs. Horsley are very
wcll ; the father carries•the niarks of the bodily and mental
fietigfie 444 ticit he has gone through.
George 'Toinkinson, the private In the 2d Life-Guards, who
• 'tote Cotunel Dance's ptieranteaa, and who was at first de.
taiogil fur a military trial mos lean led over to the eiviipower,
his Colonel asaigniug the very excellent reason, that if the
C.onrt Martial should sentence him to be flogged rod this-
•cliorpetls. ft thief %Amid be throat lame upon society. while
• the civil lower hued snoreelfecaire and useful meads Gt. rawhide.
• lug. He was fullreonustit•ed.
,I*ATTON GARDEN.
Mdalliirlile. Rend, km. and J. Llinhrielt, two officers be-
longing to this Offfee, were charged by a Gentleman of the
nathe.of. .I:lewdest with the following gross and °Waggons of.
Tenc.c. Mr, P. 'Accompanied by another gentleman of the
male of-414..0474k elated, that is few days ago as his son.
in
company with .nether youth. named Wright, shopman to
Mr. Shepherd, were at the Red Lion, Red Lim Street,
Clerkeennell, in company with a gentleman of the name of
One. Reed. and Unibrick fentermi, and, in the presence of
several persons% charged them with being commit titterers of
forged Batik sinter, searched the pockets of'hia son and Mr.
thettlitsket books and their neckcloths. finding
voLltiag oat Ibcds; the took diem, in order to bring them be..
fore a Magistrate •fur examinatiou, led them as piismers
•tinanagit aloe streets to a public house on Mutton Hill, where
• they milled for scone gist and beer, which the }tooth men had,'
to pay for; and, after being them exposed, weresdischarged
•nrithout being brought up for. examination. Mr. 'tomtit-Ws soli
Leis; sworn, stated the ease as related by his father. The
uttiners stated, that •they bad information from W. Connor,
now* in prison, that he hail received forged notes from two
'ming men wins frequented the Reel Lion, and who onswercil
in every respert.the descriptim of Mr. Bowden and Mr.
Wright, Under this impression they questioned them, and
searched them.; but finding ut'illing on either of thou to
warrant their deteulicul, and leaf • g that they wore re-
spectable, they apologised for what their duty as officers corn-
, pebed,thosia so do, and did wit take either ictu custody, but
/arm them their liberty.—Tire charge was disMssed !
J. While, a baker of cheap brood, of 70, Holborn-bridge,
. entered into reroguisience to Appear *gannet u ronvictiou,
made the preceding day, ofsl. soloist W. lioulsOu, keeper of
a chandler's shop in Somers:Town, for selling 13 half qua:fern
'awes deficient iuweight, supplied to him by Mr. White.