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London, England, 1808-04-29 00:00:00

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MARLSOROUVEI.;STREET.—Yesterday the Butler
of Joseph. Bird, Esq. of St. Janie,'s,place, . was
charged with stealing not only wine and brandy;
tint also tea, sugar; oWder, shirts, carnbrieat:
muslin handkerchiefs, &c. ,the property of his frlag•..
ter. By means of the klelity of two other servants.'
the theft was discovered to have been corninitte4 by
some one ; and from all the circumstances of the-
case suspicion attached so strongly to the Prisoner,
that the Magistrate felt himself instificd in corn•
miffing the Prisoner for trial.,
Thomas Heaney, about iEt years of age, was
charged with stealing a Qui. note, a 51. ditto, five
ii. ditto, and five guineas, besides. shirts and other.
articles of dress, the property of Mr. lames Altar
dyce, a tailor and slop dealer in Conduit-street, to
hom he was errand boy: The boy confessed the .
theft, upon the master promising him that he would
not do any thing that' could affeet his life and by•
'the indication of the boy, the whole of the prorertY
(which was. ccmsiderably more than the Mlster at
first imagined) was recovered.--Fully committed for
trial.

• UNION-HALL. ^ Yesterday John Gillons was
brought up, charged with having it) his 3
quantity oreorn, and not being able• to gi‘: a litii-
faktory account how he came by it, he was cototitt-
ed under the Bomb Boat Acct, in the penalty of 40s.
and the same being paid, he %v as chscharge:L_

Beqamin Ward, an old offender, ;zi:i likewise
brought up, charged with stealing a copper tea-ket-
tic, belonging to Mr. Laurence Fowler, tinesan and
brazier, No. 191, Tooley-street, tL e imne woos
been 10:And in the poiNession•of the Prisoner at the
Rising Sun public house : in consequence of whicii
he was committed for a future examination.

•Qtrierr-SauAaz.----Ye,terday Pit•thteM lidwe Was
brought up, charged on the oath Qt J, Remolds and
others, with stealing two quart. and three pemer.
pint pots, belonging to John Palmer, at the Caleb
and Horses in St, Martin's-lane, tharing:Cross.---
The faEt tieing clearly proved against the Prisoner, .
the was committed for.trial.

HArrow-GARDEN.—Yesterday Daniel Grady, a
Working jeweller, was charged by Mr. IL Holy
dell, jeweller,' in Hatton-Garden, with pilfering
silver speaacles, gold brooches,
.and other artielei-
Hancock, the Officer, found a large quantity 01
pawnbroker's duplicates upon the Prisoner, descrip
tive of several of the articles. ..14e was committed
to the House of Corre6lion for re-examination.
Susannah Ashmore *as charged by Mr. Edward
Obrien, who had accompanied her to her aro-
mints, in Trash-gtreet, Gray's-Inn-lane, with ha% tog.
robbed him of his font,. waistcoat, a pair Ot
boots, and a pocket-book, containing some money'
It was described, that the apartments. of the wo'
man had trap;doors, and several ()Otters into tha
street, a court, and a stable-yard. None of the pro"
perty was found upon her : she was committedfor
re-examination. The Prosecutor was
obliged to s"
row Clow hes to appear beforitthe Itifagt.trate•
W
SHADWELI...--.-Yesterdak three LISCarS underv;:ci±tr
sLsmination charged with the murder :,f one °t. ti
OWIT countrymen in Bluegate-fields: They we'.
fully 'committed to Ncwgate for trial:

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ANOTTIER SUlcznE.—On Wednesday en unbapri
Northumberland-court,',
named George Greenwell, residing
Nortbumberland-court; Charing,Cross, put xi
to his exiiitelice by nearly severing his hendirotil I'4
bady. The implements of destruction, two 14/J o,
were found near him. Ere. has left a wife $
young family to lament his.loss. Report states
was the of prang ()fa Nobleman of high raol,
Was in the Royal Miry.