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London, England, 1812-11-03 00:00:00

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

CORK (CouNTY',.—OCT. 29.
Lord Bern3o 97a Hoii. Mr. Potisimby.,, ..331
Han. Mr. hiare se 1 Mr. Leader 113

G I,\V AY (TOWN. 28.
rion. F. Ponsouby 248 Val.l3lake3Esq 2-13

GALWAY ( Co“ NTyj•
Mr. J. Daly • 31a, Mr. Eyre 1345
Mr. D. B. Daly 1872 I

TIPPERARY (Cot;Nnt).—Ocr. 28.
0)1011E1 Bagwell ' • 0433 I Mr. Prit'.;ie ' 2010
general Natilew. 2335 "

tErnum (Cat-Nty.i.---:Ocr. 2S.
John Latouche, E5q....c918 I Luke White, lisq 1295
Colonel Clements ....1952

CARLOW COUNTY;.—OCT. 29,'
Colonel Latouche 1
I Bagenal
Mr. Bruen
.5,-13 • • - ,

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CARDIGAN BOROUGH ELECTION, ocl-221,1812e
At the fiaal close of the Poll the 15th day
For the Hon. Colonel Vaughan '),38 •
' • Fur Mr. H. •EViIIIS :>08

Majority,for ColoO el 'Wanghan

OLD UAILEY.

MOND.I,Y, NOV. 2.

tONTINETATION OF THE TRIAL CF THE xErtsOlca
INDICTED FOR ROBBING HOTCHSGN's HOY.
At nine o'elock in the Morning, Justice Tnom-
sox and Ls CHAURB appeared' on the Bench,with
several of the Magistrates.
Mr, GURNEY' and 'Mr. BOLLAND recommenced
their examination of witnesses en the part .Ot the
prosecution.
Louisa.Uhr, Feather.-maker, in Carmen-street,
,St. George's in the East, knew . the prisoner,
Cooper, who lived near her house.- She went to
his house three months ago, in conseouence of a
message she had received ; he shewed her some..
'feathers, and offered to sell her' alb. at 40s. per
pound-, and told her if she liked thei;i, perhaps
there might be some more. They-we in an un.,.
manufactured state., She i'equcsted him to wait
half a-o hour, till she brought her partner,' Miss
lkooinfield ; she did so; and on looking over them,
they Offered him .4/. for the whole, which he re-
fused, saying the feathers were not his, but he
would give them for
Friend, the officer; here produced some of the
feathers found in Norman's stable, which Miss
iThrde-elared-resembled the unmanufactured fea.
tilers offered to her by Cooper. She declared that
'Cooper-always said he was selling them for other
people.- .
James George, deposed that he was employed
by Gibbs; the wine-merchant, he knew of such a
man. as Mr. Green, and in last July, Gibbs em-
ployed the witness to carry some silk to him,
which -he delivered in the same state; he re-

ceived it,

Cross - examined.--He said, ~that he took a
package to Mr. Green's, which he examined, and
it contained silk ; he-earried. the same bag
silk five or six times.
Mr. Gibbs employed last
.witntss to carry
the same silk to Mr. Green's douse, which he
.liaa
purchased from Cooper.
Robeit Grant, 4-partner in the house of Reed,
Bell, .and Co. examined the bill of lading, and de-
clared, that his house was to pay the duty upon
the silk therein-mentioned. The silk 'never came,
but the management of it was put into the hands •
of his house. He sent to Mr. Arnott, one of his
,partners, requesting him to pay the duty. In con/-
sequence of information concerning the'robbery,
he caused Cooper to be apprehended. He- was
present at the Thames Police Oiliee on the 20th
of August, when Cooper was examined.
Edward William Simmons, Clerk of the Thames
• Police, deposed,- that the examination of Cooper,
on the 20th of August, did -not appear to be taken
down in the Magistrate's book. Sometimes he
took the priSoners examinations on separate slips
of paper, which he afterwards copied into the
book ; but he did not attend himself at the Police:
Office'ou the 20th of August. •
Robert Grant was again called, and deposed,
that be and Mr;•Gibbs were present'when Cooper •
vas examined at the Thames Police-Office on the.
23d of August: Before Cooper was *examined,
a conversation took. place, in• which Cooper de-
clared, that be never sold silk to Gibbs ; t his .was
said' in the presence of -Gibbs. Raw Valencia
silk, in the beginning of July last, was worth
,', 345. per pound.