The National Register.
London, England, 1817-05-05 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

On Saturday the following were convicted of felony, viz.—T.
Vickers, for stealing a lace veil from the person of Ann Coleman;
G. Crew, .1. Gurney, and (W. Greenwood, aoquitted), fur stealing
bulbs. of silk, the property of I. and E. I)esanges ; .1. Oliver.
for stealing a tea-kettle and candlestick; E. Jones. fur stealing three
pair of trowsers; Ann Jackson, for stealing a silver watch and a 11.
note; S. Dynes, for stealing an oak plank ; 11. Carpenter, fur steal-
ing a copper. Ise. value 205.; .1. Cheshwit„ for stealing 24 panes of
glass; E. Donning, for stealing a handkerchief; .1. It. Yeoman, for
stealing a quilt ; Mary Taylor, for stealing a silver watch, a coat,
lc.; .1. Roberts, for stealing a hand-saw, &c.; W. Ras fur stealing
four glass cruets, with silver tops ; Jos. Nash, for :toiling four
bushels of barley and one sack; and J. Kirk, fur stealing a memo-
randum-book and a silk handkerchief.

Wednesday le prisoners were tried. nine of whom were convicted
of felony, viz.—J. Pale. C. Thrale, and J. Day, for stealing a quart.
thy of hay ; It. Thompson and W. Alactionsid, for stealing a quail-
thy of wearing a 1; J. Northam. for stealing three saws; W.
Benton. for stealing two gowns; J. Cruker, for stealing three table
cloths; and G. Bates, for stealing a copper. And three were ac-
quitted, viz.—J. Ellington], J. Burden, and T. Franklin.
The same day the Sessions ended; when sentence of death wet
passed on J. Ilawkins, for steal* goods. value 445. the property of
Anna Maria Thompson. and goods value 261. lAs. thy property of
Wm. Gun, in the dwelling-house of the said Anna Maria Thompson:
Ann Davis. for stealing goods, value lea., the property of .1. C.
Baker, privately in his slop ; G. fates. J. Gregory. and 11. Rouse.
for a burglary in the dwelling-house of T. Want. and stealing goods
and Bank notes, value fAd. ss. his property; It. %idle, for stealing
goods and monies. value Md. 12r., the property of W. J. Coster, in
his dwelling-house; J. Warren. for stealing goods, value 1311. ts.
the property of J. Earnshaw, in his dwelling-house; W. Haynes.
for -sealing goods, value 5L 155., the property of Lord Say and Sale.
in his dwtiling house; D. Kelly, for robbing on the highway of J.
Want. and taking fmrn him monies and Bank notes, value ;L IDs. 6d.:
J. Baton, for robbing .V. M•Garel, Esq. on the King's highway, of
201. in Banknotes; and T. G. GSM', for robbing W. Bautista, to
the highway, of pods, value ti.

MAY

Seven were ordered to be transported for life. viz.—Wm. Drams.
0. Wilson. E. Betony, T. Vickers, J. Kirk, J. Williams, and W,o.
1111wchsm—Nine for IS years, viz.—Mich. Ford, J. B Wet., J.
Cooper, Susan Courtney, A. Marcus, N. Jacobson, Sarah Howell,
Martha Thatcher, and T. Edgcombc; and 5i for seven years.--
Eleven were ordered to be imprisoned in Giltspur-street House of
Correction; 64 in the House of Correction, Clerkenwcil ; and nine in
Newgate for various periods. Nineteen to be privately. and seven
publicly, whipped; eight were fined Is. each. and discharged; 10
jedgment respired ; and 4e discharged by proclamatien--Seetions
adjourned to the Ylst instant.