The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-21 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

On Thursday, a...K.W,uuineClTLlenjappin. whose house
is in Betlforci-eottet. was cli.agetl with ktaining a titian-
ti tits of cluihes belonging to a girl of a rtveetable Irwtly
at Sinners Town.

The complainant, a very interesting girl, said she was.
sixteen years of age, and :hurt tune agu nu her way
house she was enticed to the defendant's !souse tsr two
girls, and preeaded-upoit to pursue a entirte of prostitu-
tion. She was dressed up and sent to the Theatres, and
continued at the house, paying a guinea per week IM her
lodging, and a most exorbitant price, fdrslier clothes.
Being at length (Mind by her parents and persmided to
return home, site quitted the der.miktut's house and stm.
sequently applied to him kniteralothes, hut he refused
to give them up, alleging that she owed .11iin money.
She positively denied owing him a single farthing. am&
said, with an appearance of shame, that Lienjustitt and
his wife had by various pretexts drawn from her almost
the whole produce of her prostitution.
The Al:gastrate, N 1 r. Hicks, seterely reprobated the
general euntitact of• the defendant, and asked ham what
he had to say to the present charge?
Tate Jew said he 'tad kept tue house fourteen wars.
and bad " neser done nothing what was wroug,''
,and
•• the young gi►l was in his iletn,,lii.ore !km lii."
Alagistrate.—•• Unless you restore the t.lothes bcloal;•

1.,4 to tins unfortunate gi►l. I shall commit you for le.
lone, and the mean time you shall be detained."
Tie defetiatutt was at tirt inclined to brave it out, hut
after being detained far St 4 444 e time he becamewinist cool.
arid very submissively weed emit the whole of the COM-
plainant'a clothes should be resto►ed.
'Ertensiee llobberies at the Gramm! Pest Ceuv.—Friday,
Nicholas Albin, who has been some weab in custody
upon divers charges of robbintt the inland department of
the General Post Office, of money letters, to a large
amount. underwent a final examination before R. Bir-
vie. Esq.—ln addition to the cases formerly, brought
against the prisoner. a 'lewd-alma other evidence was
stow adduced.

The prisouer madeve obserwatiets.anti,-as fully com-
mitted to \nw•gate for trial; and the were wittiesaett
hand over to give evidence.

• Timinss JelicntL, a micfale-amt man, of remarkably
genteel appcaranees was nest put In the wr upon a num-
ber ottfbarget of the same nature. 'f 114 prisoner was
also a totter in the Post Office.

Mrs. Gill depvsed to sending two 11. ultra some time
since ao a person named White, in Hertfordshire, and
stated. that these notes had never reached that per-on.
Harry Adkins, the officer, stated, that when he ap-
prehended the prisoner on the v9th of January, he
searched his lodgings in Norfolk-street, Strand. and
tumid a uuutber of Bank Notes, one of which for 21.
was one of the to o spoken of by Mrs. Gill.
The prisoner's family and connections are highly re-
spectable, and until the recent clisoncries %vere made,
he bore a very high character.--Mr. Alley i 3 retained to'
conduct his defence.

Jeficott was folly committed for trial.
Lydia Astell alias Clayton, ch. rged with interitti.;
forged notes, particularly in SIISSCX, was sent to Horsham
for trial. The wretched creature was (II Sbed ill the say-
est and most expensive style of fashion.

Mirtbs.
At Sonthend, Kent, Mrs. T. A. Shiner, of a eon—The
lady of S. H. Russell, esq. of Contherlatt&place, of a .on
—At Dulwich-hill, Mr*. C. 114motersley, of a Pon—ln
Hanover, the lady of Major 1% 3 sicken, K. 0.0. of a
daughter—At Celle, Hat ter, the lady of M,..jor General
Heiken. K.C.G. and C.B. uf.a &welder—At Ilse house of
her father, 3.i, Go a er-ntreet, the Indy of the Rev. Gem ge
Griffin Stouuetteet, of a am, and keir.
erdattiett.

At Hampstead, A . Spoitis yr oode, egg. of Bedford-sqoare,
to Miss Longman, daughter of T. Longman, esq. Mumit
Grove, Hanipateads-sAt Chihli, Mr. George Seddan, of
Aldersgate,street, to Lydia, only daughter of :.Cooke,
cog. of Bristol—At A 111,4110% s, Lombard-..tenet, Mr. N.'
Phillips, of the Commissary Departineut, to Emus, widow
of the late Captain Wardinan—At St. Dutistan's in the
West, Mr. E.. West, of Morningion-place, to Charlotte
Augusta, daughter of Mr.,Ahraiii, of the Temple—At
Wandsworth, the Hon. J. Sincloir, Oft-011d son of the Earl
ofCalthness, to Elisabeth, youngest daughter of G.Tritton,
esq. of West-hill—At Mary lebune New Church, Lieut..).
fjreht, R.N. le Miss Jan* Maria Locos.
• neb.
• At Shaeklewvl4.J. Carruthers, esq.—At his house in
, Upper Guildford-street, W, Devon, emit aged 85.—At
Borne, aged 22, the Hon. B. C. Colyear, sou of Viarount
Makintown, and grand-son of Brownlow late Duke of
A ticoster—At Foley-house, C.. Wyatt, esq. late Member
of Parliament for Sudbury—At l'I•ton Grey, Hants, aged
10, Charlotte, youngest daughter attic late S. Come, esq.
of Milbank-street, Westminster-4u Marlborough-place,
Kenningten; Mrs. Stokes, relict of the-late R. Stokes, seq.
Walworth, iu her :'9th year—At the foreign newspaper
office, W. Beaumont, egg. aged.B7.—J. Pi iestley, esq. of
WbiteWindows, near Halifax, one of his Majesty's Jus.
ticea of the Peace, and a Deputy Lieutenant for the West
'Hiding of Vorkshi e.
On thel-th inst. in Norwich, in her tv.)th year, Mrs. Mary Mur-
ray, relict of Dr. John Murray, a Lady, possessing a dispo_
limo congenial with that of her late excellent husband, whose
revered character is still so well recollected ; she was distinguished
through her long life, by acts of benevolence, and by the wadies
of every Christian virtue.

On Tnesday night a tire broke out in a cottage belong-
ing to Mr. Norton, of Old Bucket.'ham, which was occu-
pied by a faintly of twelve prisms, burs. ith prompt assist-
ance it was in tau houssfortuuately gut under after hum-
ley; the roof off.
Norwich—The Mayor, with Ms visual attention to the inter-
ests of his fellovaiitizeris, summoned s Special assembly of
the Corporation for Thursday afternoon, " to consider of
petitioniug l'ailiameo respecting the present duties on
Coal." We are of course pricluded this week from giving
any report of the proceedings, bat shall endeavour in our
next to furnish our readers with a correct s!s!ement of
slut took !dace. The subject is a highly important owe
to this county, which pays so large • share of the tan laid
eu this necessary of life. The amount of duties paid at
the deferent ports of Norfolk was last year as snider :
Lynn ....AMON 4

mouth '68,461 16 „8
Wells M!' 13 AO

IStaLeuerautl C1ey..... ,3 100 o^4

X6:,t12 14 10

T; ii ie nearly one twelfth port of the .whole anscunt of
taw paid in Great Britain, on coals carried coastwise. So
uiteritial • disteibution of taxation ticii.rtves the serious at-
to:mina of those who suLes Aunt it. We should advise so
applicatiosior s repeal of thq.Jnty, iti preference to en
40,pialisatiouuf li.—T,4*utunt paid by Norfolk just helps
to &1a twosinacuse plscenien, and whatever nlinistets and
their adherents esay "think, we conceive the motley would
u, Lice& better Isi ouvipotiiets than in limits.
.1 niesLing of the A;ilitcrillts• to the Di•pensary was
• ut the sup in Win-wick, on Tuesday; Alikreitan
idall Hat V,'y in the Chair. to receive:the deport of the
Vow spooicipil to at iintro 81. rutc, for tic
-•• .10 Vte Vcr. T!.;:tluve