The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-15 00:00:00

POLICE.

QUEENT-541UARE.-•-•Mi. eindr' Cul yesterday under-
went a fifth and final examination.,

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Mr. Smee, who resides , at Icennington, stated,
that he knew the Prisoner
.eighi years ago, when be
saw him in company. with one Brown, iti art.
Gew-ge'slds. Mr. Andrews offered to get the
witness some bills discounted, of which he first re-
ceived copies ; but afterwards he, obtained the real
bilk, to the amount of about 1851. which he nego-
tiated. During the. correspondence between Mr.
Andrews and the witness, the latter requested of
the former to call at Hodson and Co.',g tailors, in a
court in Fleet-street, and order them-immediately to
send home sonic garments which bad been ordered
by witness, and winch Mr. Andrews got possession of
by ordering them to be taken to the Antigailican
Coffee-house,. and afterwards pledged. Mr. Smee
lost Mr. Andrews suddenly, as-welrlegallitsegdairliiiielnttos
and bill's', which were negotiated ; bu't lie met him
some time after, when the. Prisoner offered to
derpnify the witness, and politely
trust to his honour, as he" had children to support,
and so had Mr. Smee, who would bear in mind, the
situation his captivity-would-reduce the:;r7.
Mr. Reeves, linen-draper,. in Black friars-road,
stated, that about eight. years ' ago Andrews
called at,his shop and purchased goods to the amount
of 131. for which he tendered a bill of 301. accepted
by a man of the name of Taylor, of No. 6; Charles-
street, St. James's-square, and by. his p
appearance, Mr. Reeves was induced to give him
the difference of the /bill, which he said would be
punanally honoured. Mr. Andrews then -resided
in Southampton-row, Pentonville, and witness found,..
on inquiry, that the acceptor of the bill kept the
house in- Charles-street, bat it was diShoneured, and.
'returned to him.
• Mr. CoLauttom4 hiving investigated the whole
of the complaints made against the Prisoner, he was
committed foe trial on three charges, viaz.forfrd
esteal-
ing plate, the property of Mr. Hr
frauding Mr. Mortimer and Mr. Graham.
. Col. Davison had been bound over to prosecute
on a former day, as had Mr. finch, and the Pri-
soner stands committed on five charges. The Mi-
gistrate observed, • that the other charges made
against Andrews would be further considered.
Bow-STREBT.,---On the 12th of March last. a
parcel was sent to London by the York stage coach,
from the Newark Batik, and 'when the coach ar-:
rived at the Bull and Mouth Inn, London, on com-
paring the parcis with the way bill, that parcel was
discovered to be missing. On inquiry it proved to
contain notes and bills of exchange to the amount
of 42001. Mr. `Villas, the proprietor of the coach,
employed Humphry, who gave notice of the rob-
bery at the Office, and infbrmation was received of
some of the notes being in circulation. One of them
for 1061. 45. Id. was discounted on the 19th of
March, at the Congleton Bank, Cheshire ; -a full de-
scription of the man who got it dikounted was sent
to London.

This.being Alma to. Anthony and Adkins they
had strong suspicion that a known character, Jack
M'Cotil,.was the man, and they accordingly went
to a house kept by him. near ThrOgrnorton-street,
and took him intOcustody. He had been examined
several times, but nothing was brought home. to
_him till Saturday • morning, when he was. examined
befoue Mr. Grahamand:Mr.--Read. He was,brought
into the 'Office without any irons,cn, and.. was- al-
lowed to go among the speetators. The•G%;otleman
belonging to the Congleton Bank, who discounted
the b!ll for 1061..45. td. attepded, and .was desired
to say if he had any knowledge of-any person in .the
Office, and,-alter a particular examination of every
person, he declared the Prisoner mcst like.the man
he discounted the bill for thdn.any other person in
the Office.. The PriSoner was committed for fur-
ther examination. • - -

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