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and afterwards applied to the Secretary of the Stamp-Office to
send hint to Ireland; but he iiechned, sayitig, that admittiug
Mr. M. to bail was agniust the will of the office, and lie vim-
&waned Mr. Dowels for hating him. lie therefore left Ms
son to act as hr them-•ht right. Mr. ))owns, jun. stated to Sir
Nathaniel Conant that he was au officer in the army, mid
wanted to go to America, where his professional iltity called
hen; his want of that, as well as the expence, prevented hint
from sending the pr:solice to Ireland, he therefore wanted him
detained here till an officer came for bin. :sir Nathaniel,
after exaininnig several Acts, foamd there was power for hitn
to send prisoners to Scidlami, tint not to Ireland; Mr. Downs
mast, therefore, as lie has taken the prisoner int ) custody,
convey hint to time coiot•y where he was charred, in the best
*sinner he could, Mr. Downs at length agreed to convey him
with iilliptted to Bristol.
Saturday, tVilliam If' ebb, who rails himself a horse-loafer, and
who is a well-known character, underwent another examination,
on saspicioti of tieing concerned with a c ;is; of three Miters not
known, in breaking open, in disguise, the lonise of Mrs. Brumel,
of }:sistry, near Sandwich, on the 3.1 ult.
'file prisoner, andone of his companies• who is not known, are
saspeeted to ha%egone to the Swan Inn atk est %Vicki': 1111 l w hitch
is complAely across the rouory, and seventy stiles from Fa.-
try, where it is supposed they divided the booty. They arrived
there ahout nine, on horseback, the morning of the nth ; they
ordered breakfast and a fire in a room which they wished to
have to themselves, as they had some private blisiness to trans-
act; btu Mr. Crittle, the landlord, who attended to give evi-
dence, having suspected they were had characters, although he
did not allow other enstoini es to go into the room, did not re-
frain from going himself, or sending a servant in. Ou his g ' g
in, he observed four parcels of bank notes ; three of them were
of the Bank of teigland, and one of them e 11111 l try 'totes ; nn
them was the syllable " and," but what the last syllable of it
tea:, whether it was Sandown, Sandhurst, Sandwich, Ste. he
could not sets,
James Goodwin, the ostler, recognised the prisoner and his
companion, wootn he did mit ►now ; they were in a very dirty
state when they arrived, from mud on their clothes. They said
their horses had been very ill treated where they had been all
night, nothing having been done to them. When they left,
they took the road towards Croydon.
Vickery produced bank "totes to the amount of tit. whirls he
found upon the prisoner, when be apprehended him, some of
them Sandwich notes.
Committed fur further examination.
John F rala was charged with attempting to steal a harken"
coach and horses from the door of a pit bile how* in Charies-st.
Covent G..rden,on Saturday evening. The prisoner had oily
been that harged A the W estminst er Sessionsott Saturday morn
log, on a vhdree of stealing a roach and horses ft on the Opera.
and them to the err ems yard. The charge failing in proof
waist him, he was discharged; however, on his leaving the
office, he was assailed by a eiowd of hackney coachmen, who
Indicted summary ounisliment an him by pelting him With mad ;
they then dragged bile to a pump, and pumped upon him for a
console' aide tour.
(KEEN-SQUARE.
On Wedne.day thi Inspectors of Hawkers' Eirmees, under
the 5011 i Gm (1. 111. Ca;.. 41. took more than no persons into
custody, at di,: Itazaar, in St..lames's-sticet, for trailing o
t a lierNre,Coiill'ary to 1 nt ; tint diselearzed them on security
of their attendance in the es eniog at this orfire. hey atteteleil
Recto dingiy , and Mr. Belie., their mlicitor, defended the•nr—
lit. Harnett, Solicitor to the Commissioners of Hawkers mod
Pedlars, stalest, that this was an information against different
persons now in custody, for banking goods, at a pluce called
the Bazaar, in Mt. James's-street, contrary to the 150th Geo. 111.
rap. 4f.—),lr. Fielding--" Have you ism it the !mesons in cus-
tody n• ties i'lr•-Mr. Harnett replied, th, y had had motive, amid
that they appealed with their Soliciter to defend them. —Mr,
Bettis wished to knoW under what section of the• Act of Parlia-
ment the prosecution was intended to he supported.—Mr.
llar-
nett said, the Mb and 7th were the principal.—Mr. Fieldiiie—
" My opinion is, on reading the Act of Parliament, that they
are liable to be convicted."—Mr Belds hoped flue Magistra:e
won►d not proceed to convict till he consulted Couusel mom
the legal opt rations of the Act.—Mr. Fielding said, he would
'show the present case to stand over for a teture examination,
as it was of infinite consequence that such a case silolll,l not be
hurried over,

UNION HALL
S. Hall, foreman to Mr. Ford, taylor, corner of Strand-
ktue, Strand, Nati 'nought up by Coilingb. uis, the officer,
eitarged anti discharging a timiled pistol at his wife on 31oriday
'morning, and wounding hie desperately in the bend. It ap-
pesred, from the statement of Collingbourn, that haying re NAV-
ad information on Monday timeline; that a wontan had been
shot by her hisaltand at the Prince Regent public-house, in Ml-
soa-street, he went there and hiund that the fact was as slat( d
to him ; the poor woulast hail already been taken to Guy's 1404-
'f he prisoner was at the house ; Collingbourn took Min
into cestody, and conveyed him to the o:fice. On searching
trim, a pistol, powder and hall were found iii his pocket, 3110
also a tt-,tere Ynied Afloat; ))))) us, which stated that the prisoner's
Wile was unfaithful Nrin Unotip.r man, who was named. The
la !saner stated, that lie had twill manned and lived happily
with his aiti• for upwards of 13 years ; but about three weeks
@Mee •lie left him to Ilse with James Pearson, parole of St.
(Jena tit's parish. This he could not bear, and having Icertit
that she came daily to the Prince Regent public-house, he
pored himself there to meet her, and on her entering the house
the pistol loaded with ball at her. Its hail no de-
air, to Ilse, existence was a (milieu to hint, and he eared not
tow soon it terminated. Same day Mr. Chamber% atuudtd
by Mr. Reeves, went to Criq.S Hospital, to take the deposition
of the unfortunate woman. It appearing to the Surgeons,
however, that she was in no immediate danger, and that
it would be desirable, if po-aable, to delay her s xa iiiiii atioh,
the Magistrate delay►d questioniug her till a futon+ day, and
the pi ...wrier, who appeared entirely unconacious of his situa-
tion, was resiwoded:
on uslardify, at Marlbortingh-street office, Philip Street was
eotaniittrd for trial on nine different charges of burglary.

A few day. since the Banking house of Sir Richard Carr
(I) is and ( o. was der, added of Rants of England Notes to the
amount of between 6901. and 71)01.
On the zitli ad. an inque•l AR, takes by James :Wander,
lksti. one of the coroners for I)er:iy..Lire, at I«stly+iinsw-bott4 sL,
)4) the parish of Ilihmsork, ort The tool!c‘ of Mary, Mohr!, Eta.
131.1,-,.,h, and Rt.ehel lidallorry ; the ender aped la. !Lintel and
th(twins ) 14. A4..1 ititeliel 11, the l'illisilen of Beier
8;,444ury, of 14,1y%tiass-Outtion, labourer, who. at wow*
r.tt ~to. 2 tub ult. gave to each of his cliwlreo a Sitsurq dose
"rtilse • i-senie, thinking it %tax cream of tat tar ; the 3 y pest
ded aiev i tattoo •aioe d.ov, and the eldest at ittiLlai,,ht lot-
after retry etteitioa had hero west, but its vain, to
e..entetact the fetal cheats of the poison, when the discost ry
the father had ako 1.4.eu a sionntety of the puma.,
ble;self alot.g with the children, but is exrected to recover.