The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-18 00:00:00

UNION HALL.

William Graves a Hackney Coachman, was brought up by Col-
lingbourne, charged on suspicion of stealing wearing apparel,
the property of Miss Brown. It will be recollected, that a
statement lately appeared in our paper, of a young lady has ing
been robbed by a Hackn.yr Coachman, who set her down at tlio
corner of Ivy-lane, and then drove off with her trunk. On
Thursday last information was given at the other, tbat a young
woman had offered for sale a valuable pelisse and lace rap at a
shop in the Borough road. The young woman was appre-
hended, and on searching her lodgings, two gowns and a hand-
kerchief, marked Ann Brown were found. The prisoner who
lived with her was apprehended. On being asked respecting
this property ho said he had found it in Holborn. Miss Brom-
berg, is at present with a noble family in Scotland, a female
friend who attended, identified the property. The prisoner
was remanded for a cilium examination.

BOW-STREET.
Tuesday, H. Fuller wits re-examined, charged with stealing
books; when, in addition to the former charge, Air. Egerton,
of Charing-Cross ; Mr. Carpenter, of Band-street ; Mr. Wood,
of the StrandHighley, of Eleet.street ; Mr. Priestly, of
Holborn; and Mr. Cuthell, of Middle-row, identified a great
proportion of the books prodnced by the officers, as stolen
from their shops. Mr. Wood's sou positively identified the
prisoner as coming to his father's shop about a month ago, and
in a day or two after the books it ere missed. Mr. Carpenter,
after having identified two valuable book., left the office, de-
clining to prosecute. The prisoner was overwhelmed in tears
(luring the whole of the examination. He delivered in a letter,
confessing his guilt ; but there appeared every disposition on
the part of the booksellers to treat hint with as lunch lenity as
the nature of the case would admit of.—He was fully coin-
miltud on the charge of Mr. Setchell.

BIRTHS.
Lately. Mrs. Ashlin. wife of Mr. John .Ashlin, grazier, of Firsby,
near Spilsh. at the advanced age of 64, was safely delivered of twin
female children, which, with the mother, are likely to do well.—Boaton
Paper.
MARRIED.

Rev. T. Woodmoffe, A.M. Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, is
Mary Ann, dau. of F.. Woods, F. 9. of Shopwick, Sussex.—.l. P. Atli:,
F.sq. of Swaffhain Howe, Cambridgeshire, to Maria. dau. of the late
J. Panloe, Esq. of Low Layton, Essex.—Lieut. Harriet, of the Royal
Veterans (son of the late Capt. Bartlet, of the Engineers, and grandson
of the late Gen. Spry). to Sophia Agnes, only dau. of W. Boucher, Esq.
of Salisbury.—qtr. J. Doubleday. to Sarah Maybe, of Bedford-street,
Covent.garden.--At Dublin. the Marquis of Sligo, to l.ady Hester
itCa-
therine De Bourg.—The Rev. H. Townle ~ to Catherine, niece of Jas.
Townley, Esq. of Ramsgate.—G. P. Bri over, Esq. M.B. to Miss
M. L. eldest daughter of E. Leake Leech, :sq. of Hampstead.

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