The National Register.
London, England, 1818-04-05 00:00:00

FRI DAY.

ifl s morning the eight fMl(;‘Vi;isprisoners were brought up
tett.: ()sr and arraigned imdt •r sn indictment, charging them
wish having committed varipcs forgeries upon the Bank of
Übe. ti :
Sarah Willolllv James Butler, Richardilutford, George
Downes,. W.,iry Shaw, Wills '^. Downes, Joinaownscud, and
Thomas Smith. %They all pie .sited guilty to the minor offence,
and of course will be semc need to 14 years transportation ;
smut Joseph Davy was evil ally convicted of forging a draft
or 12.11. on Ed. Siepliensuu and others.

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STATE. OF 1113 MAJ9.STY'S GAEL OF NEWCAVE.
Maks. -Females.
"onvicts cnder !icntence ff f death . 13 1
' rider iiln t ence o 1 iransporo.ation fee life 3l _ 93
, Or fourteen yea rs
for seven years . 49 .33
Revited during qileasurt ..... It 0
haprisouctl fur snisderne noun ........ 34 21
Ite-pited Judgment ....• ...... It 9
''or trial 174-330 42-138

AMONG THE PRISONERS FOR TRIAL ARE
Burglary.....„ .3llStealing on the • 3
Horse stealing ...
poi gery
Stealing in a d polling house 1 lit For larcenies 141
EICAPE woATE..-Weduesday morning. Richiusl
ruiner, who a as committed from Hatton-garden Police Office, on 'a
diarge of passing bad money, for which he was tried and eonvicvl
'Last sessions, and sentenced to six terumths' imprisonment, effected Ms
escape.. He v xis employed in assisting to get in some coals. and
availedhiniselfrf the opportunity to rim away.
About two Fr:v.:tins since the noted " resurrection man." Israel
:baptism, reetivil sentence of death at the Old Bailey, Mr a high-
say rubbery. .He received, however, a commutaticn of his sentence I
..)tnialportati in for life, and is now on board a ship.la:und for New
South NV ales. l'hapinan having a charge made apsr.a him of being
,vticeraed in disturbing the, ashes of Mile of his own nation (the
Jews), at Milt -end, in the presence of the High Priest (Dr. Hers-
chel') made time disclosures. He admitted that Le had once, but
Only mice, bEin engaged in removing the body of a deceased Jew,
but then he stowed lie had not aggravated h's crime by laying hands
upon it. H t was was free howevesitc siconfee, that he had during
the period hit c; ?veined hisails,minable calling, raised. on an average,
from their El. vas, from 20 t' 311 bodies, week ; sometimes
stealing as asai.y uv ft.rty. :NA sometimes eien 50 ! 'lite ave•a4e
rice he received was from three tc four guineas each body, and he
wa ably so suited in his nocturnal depredatiams upon the dead by a
111111043114 party. There kat prent. he declared. exisistitig a gang
din least ;;‘), who continue the pta'-tiee , but cannot art without
the aseistaFct of certain sautcris, watchnien. ke. He zeiattd in-
wh r eras •A had beau made of apaclict lir depth sad shape,
.a order tcolaulitate the removal of bodies by night.
in.i.r:t ems c a Wednesday held at Guy's llospital, on tlieltOsly
of Itiilha.ta, son of Mr. CAnton, of Horsclyduwn, aged three years.—
Mr. Frees of Oak-lane stated. that the deceased was in a small chaise.
hewn bp? Notafonmiland dog, in the Kent-road, when a coal-waggon.
Paasetl_by I on which thatiog dame(' forward.end bi, oneritheher.s.s.
,hieh viotendy. and sine (kits heelsgonting in COTltiort with the
•Sild'aktead. fracaweißs. alma so violently as Uteause its death ; and
P• 11. Q. ir. attempting to cave his ,on, was run. over, and, west !minus-
): hen Verdict., Ancidant,vl Death ; and a sluadatal a U.K. on the
impteat volt r.iso held at the scrag s a.s, - n th.: body of
1.. iinicar‘s v.ason, who was repairing a house in Tower-street ;
>hen Silartp stone fell on him, and crashed him so xhockingly, as to
4.46oaladrail• Vcrilict—AccideLtul