The National Register.
London, England, 1821-11-26 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

On Friday Mr. lirn%vne, the keeper of the Rose Inn,
appiled to the Shhuhr Nt.ezi-tr ite, Alderman
A.trlry, for his ads ice tinder tile toilowmg peculiar cir-
coniitance.:—

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Mr. Browne stated, that on the 2.;ih of last month, a
servant man drove into the yard with five horses, winch
he said belonged to his fussier, who would soon follow,
tile it came soon atter, and desired that his 6...rVa11t
hould lie aec ..... misdated, and also lived 31 the house
himself for several days. In the mean time the horses
were sold and taken away, all but one, when he (Mr.
13.) presented his bill, which a:immured to 9!. 8 7tl.
and was told it should Ise settled. The next day, as the
owner of the horses was sitting with another person, Mr.
Browne entered the room, and the stranger said to nim,
" Landlord, tell me what 1 owe Mr the keep of my
horse," Mr. Browne replied he did not know lie had
any horse of his. Bath die gentlemen then stated that
the remaining horse was the property of the stranger,
who otiered to ply for his keep, and threatened Mr. 11.
an action ihr refustng dthver him.
The Magistrate thought, as all the horses were left
together, with \I r. Browne, as an implied security IM
the debt, that h.! was ji.ssilied in keeping the one that
remained till be should be v
The o,vner of the horse then came forward, and said
lie had I).en no party to tie incurring the debt—he had
merely sent his horse at his friend's request, and was
ready to pay for his keep, and unmet a hard he should
not get hum
Tne Nlagistrate said, he believed the Lawyers most
settle it—he could not undertake it.
NI A REBOROUG H STREET.

THEOUTRAOE IN CHARLES STRIAT, DRURY LANE.
—On Friday, Hannah Pethick, Maria Angel, and Mary
Haggerty, three prostitutes of the lowest description, and
a titan n Burrell, underwent an examination before
Mainwaring, the sitting magistrate, charged with
being concerned in throwing a man, nanntl Tilayers
(oho accompanied the prisoner Pethick to a house of ili
Lune, in Chat les-street, Drury-lane), out of a window,
about six weeks since.
Thayers was supiaarted into the office, and presented
lAlher a melancholy spectacle: he appeared in great pain
from the brunet un his body. lie was allowed to sit
while giving his evidence. He stated, that Oxon six
weeks since he met the prisoner Pethick in Holborn,
and being in a state of intoxication, allowed himself to
Ire prevailed (won to at.e ttttt pally her to Charles-street.
On going into her room, up IWO pair of stairs, be gave
her sonic silver to purchase steaks, as he had not dined ;
she went out, and shortly returning, gave him the steaks
and keeping the change, which he wanted to :lave. Af-
ter some altercation between therm, the prisoner, and a
matt and woman who came into the room, he got back
his money, and was retiring, when he received a blow
on the head front a candlestick—the blow was repeated,
and he tell senseless, and recollects Lo more of the trans-
action until he found himself in the hospital. 'Die un-
fortunate man here looked very attentively at all the
prisoners, and declared he could only swear to the wo-
man Pethick, as he knew nothing of any of the others,