The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

POLICE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
On T/inrsday Inst Mr. M`Cullurn was bronght up far
,final examination, upon Ike chat ee of forging East Luba
Warrants for the delivery of goods.
The depositions el the several gentlemen who were
produced as evidence agiiinst the pi ismier *Pie read mid
signed, and the witnesses were bolt over to appear at
the 01.1 Bailey mixt tiessions, the prisoner having psi,
viously IllelitiOliell that lie would not male Ilia deferii:e its
this stage 111 the iiivestigati tttt .
The conuuiinonl was then made out, and Mr.M.Ctilltim
was 'wilt in the custody of the Jlarshal to Newgiste.
A remaikable circumstance took place in the coarse of
the examine • of a prisoner named Atkinson, who was
dearged with !idyllic committed a shanitifol robbery sport
a cotiotty lad, by al he bail toren assisted with money
his di.tsrss. Au eminent solieitor, who had transacte.l
es several years ago fur the celebrated Robert
Alice, the brewer, the greatest " whip" of his day, recose.
tosed the proercittur as the illegitimate son of his dashing
client, and at oiler took the young follow smiler his pro-
teetinii. 'Ube poor lad, at the the suet with his
had Itst 4 farthing in his pocket
The solicitor to alums a e hate alluded hail, on a for-
mer occasion, retuvesrd tie sum iif 2,0001. for the proses
catot's mother, to whom Mr. Aden was much aitacheil,
which sum had hetn telt to her, tit raw led upon a piece of
I paper, by that gi•ntleman, net lois death-bed.
The prisoner Xi kiiison, viii was eltsrged with having
still. II a %%Mei. has. the prosecutor, as well as a bundle of
eii.thes,allll'll h,.d heel) disected in his presence to au inu
in the City, was fully - teil for trial.
1:0 W -STREET.
On Fiiilay, Peter Osborne, ri young man, said to he
very respt usably r otitteet ell, WAS 1.01011.411 t 1111 for a errand
examination, chars:rid with stealing a bay mare, the pro.
pelt), al James Hillier. The pti•ourir ass brought sip oil
Tuesilay, hut was 'reminded I Ftnlay, in cutist quenee
trio 111411 rial winless beieg then absent.
It appearoil in evidence. that in Alarelt last the pri-
si tier went to Mr. Hillier, Hoke-street, St. James's, and
hired a horse for a mouth. lie I emitted the horse al the
expiration of the time, and paid lii. out of 101., the price
agreed span for the Lire. lie called occasionally at the
stablea, anti oil the lei th of August lie went there, awl
said lie wits going on a visit to Coble Park, Wilts, for a
month, and wanted a horse for that period. Mr. Hillier
let Imo have a hay mare, worth Rhein 35 gnineas. The
prisoner, twos evr.e, instead of going to Color Pat k, went
to Wortliiiig, where he placed she mare at livery, and took
op his own nbode at a fashionable boartlitig.houve.—
While three, iilr. Shackell,n coach pi oprietor and a com-
missioned dealt', in horses in Oxforil.st sect, inivaileed 21)1.
to the prisoner, gave a draft fur the amount on Sir
F. thernatit y.. He returned to Condon. and went to Sir
F. Ortintariey's house, a here he seas jell:limed by the clerks
that the prisoner bad no elf. cis these. Mr. Shackelle on
hearing this, immediately drove on to Worthing, and ar-
rived at the boarding lionse, where the prisoner end the
inmates were at sapper. At his appearance the prisoner
seemed terribly confused, and alter enduring for some
few milattes the mortification of a public exposure, lie re-
quested leave to endeavour to make some errangemeut
with Mr. Shackell. A parley took place, and the prisoner
confessed that lie airs without wintry, but said, " sow
may take my mare." To this Mr. Sleickell, after some
demur, agreed, and the next day, leaving paid 111, to the
stably keeper for the keep of the mate, and a receipt
from the prisoner, he brought her to tow u, and btlijki
(fluently sold her to a gentleman ill Cxboidge. The pri-
soner sires never sects by Mr. Hillier until Siiirday,the Intli
instant, alien he met him in the Shand, and gave litos its
charge to an offit er.
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The priaoner was stain remanded to a future day.
MARLBOROUGH-s I'.

David Kirby, a well-known character, was brought up
on Friday, charged with a-saulting Mr. Alexander Mar-
shall, 84 elderly gentlrmau, in Dean street, Soho, And
snatching his hat from his head.
Mr. Alarshall stated, that he was walking along Dean-
atieel very slowly, being anthill, and he perceived a Man
like the wise:met bustle out of a court, and deliberately
walking up to him, took his lia. off, and ran away. The
witness gave au alarm, and the fellow was stopped sunning
in Sulio-stpiare—lie had just thing the bat away. Mr.
Mat shall said, walking the preceding eve 111 l g iu the astile
place, he was attacked in 4 similar inatinvr, and ;untied of
his watch.

'llse no knner, in hie defence, denied hating " pigged
the castor."—!le was e4ininitted ter trial.
IIN lON-HALL. _

Grady, the toll.colleeloroer-theinrrey side of the Wa-
terloo bridge was summoned before 1.. B. Allen, Esq.
under the i‘bllt of George id, cap. •15, with illegally
ob-
sUneuu;; Mr. Alarshall, a professional gentleman, ill
passing through the gate.
Mr. klai shall staled, that a few days ago lie had ()era-
sion to go into the Strand 1.11,111 the Maley side of Wa-
le' lou bridge. On arriving at the gate he found that he
had no oath a:tout hit, but soils Willing' which he kept
for the a 1111 l semem of his cliildo en, and on tendeting tool'
of thesis for the penny 1011, the defendant, with ranch
abuse, relnxeil to puss hni. through. \I r. Marshall, after
much aloes cation, was compelled to go to a neighbouring
level n and borrow a penny, brittle the delendaut world
pass him tWaugh.
Tim dcfrudant denied having used abtislee lancolage
towards Mr. Marshall, but &donated that he load woo,. of
to allow him to pan the lull, on the supposition thui he
was tout to dto receive the fat things in lieu of airfoil.
lie inagodrale, on referring to a clause in the above
Act, into:toed the defendant that lie had allbjected him-
self to Ilie infliction or a peiddly of M. for his mist medial
to the complaiount, who, lie situ, load been exceeding!) ill
treaded.
The defendant pleaded hard for a mitigation of Ilia
fine, ha•hig,lor said, a Wilt and ace VII ciniJtell depend( ut
Utl him for soppoo 1.
Marshail hotel epilog! fur lolm, and the magistrate, in
consideration of his family, and the rerunuotinlntion of
am complainant, hued the defendant in the mitigated
pettedly or 11. uud eutdr.