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London, England, 1812-04-04 00:00:00

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OttatjaAr.t. —Yesterday fqmes Henley. tv
brought up-before the sitting Magistrate, Mr. Al.
dermas DO-MVILLE, for re-ex ainination,' char ;ed
with embezzling a quantity of linens and other arti-
cles to a considerable amount,' the property of
late mAer, Mr. Borne,. an extensive. wholesale it
berdasher and 'linen-draper, in Al.ierinatiburY., The
,prisoner had been porter to Mr. :Burnt! for sevea-,il
years,' and (yid lately set up a public-house in tie
neighbourhood of the Mansion HOuse; w here „Ale
prbperty in Option, was fotind, concealed in a' deal,
box ;in an upper apartment of the hoUse, by Haw,
kins, one of the City bacers; to vvh2m the pit Sorter
had in some degree confessed that the property wog
stolen. After a long. investigation, Mr. Borne nut
being able to identify any part of the properiy, And
there being no, o, her evidence' of the 'felony, tlitt
prisoner was discha,ged ; but the wcirthk Magistratd
direaed the property should be detained in the haitdd
ofthe Officer, and a'civil.action to be brought to
ascertain the real owner. • .

HATTON- GA R Ira/ Forstali
was brought up,• chaiged on suspicion with having
stolen several candlesticks and other. articles from a
sale on the premises. of the Crown public house,
B Clcrken well, the property of Mr. Goddy;,
when, owing to the absence of, a material witness,
the prisoner was committed.for re-examination.
Three boys, of the names of Berdamin- Hobty,
Henry Withers, and' John, Pool, underwent an exa-
mination, being charged on suspiCion of stealing 3
Silver watch, gold chain, am) three seals,. in the
premises of Mr. Hood, St. John's-square, Clerken-
well, where the prisoners were employed,' when
they were committed for re-exatnination.
MARLBOROUGH - STR EET.— MIS. Flannigan, -alias
Best, connected with tlit. person who statids com-
mitted for trial for passing forged, notes, was .re-
exaniined on a similar cliuge of uttering. It ap
peared that the prisoner was present with 'Flannigan
when the latter passed a forged two-potind note at
the shop of a Mi.. Smyrthwaite,under chm n
eustaces
which implicated boar, a fictitious address had been
given at the time of uttering ihe note. ThPre' are
other charges against the prisoner, and she was again
remanded.

At Derby assizes, James ,Tomlinson, Percevot
Cook, and JOhn England; were. Mound guilry of oat
outrage conneeted with the frame-breaking aysterta •
that of forcibly entering the hOuie of Mr. Si4alatf
Hunt, at Ockbrook Mill, on the '23d of Decembet
last, compelling him to sign a paper that he a ()aid
lower the price of corn and flour, and robbing his
house of a considerable sum in. bank bills and other •
effeEts.—They were all sentenced to death, and're-
peatedly assured by the Judge that no hope of mercy
remained to them. • '
John Thompson was found guilty of a similar of- •
fence, at the house of Thomas Theobalki, at Wils-
ttilpinornpehimT,
whea4.ll;degaecalystin passing sentence Of deafia
impressive, and very tnat,cli
at-fatled. His Lordship said he understood that a!).e.
prisoner's father had ten or eleven children.; awl
that his grand-father now Jay dead in tile house; of a
broken heart, on account of the prisoner's'abandon-
cd conduel, and the fate that hung, over him. The. '
Judge gave him hopes of mercy, in consequence off -1"
some important discoveries he' had made respethng;
the desperate gang with which he had associated.
,Captain Barclay's pedestrian powers seem to Ira
hereditary, for, it.is said that his father, who repre-
sented Kincardine, used to walk.every Sesaiocl, of
Parliament from Scotland to London, End-could
perform this journey as soon as the ordinary stagers
of that time. With. so much ease did he-rneve, that
he frequently deviated from his dyed road,- in order
to attend any fairs which happened to be held at the.
time. He used to dress like a plain far Mer, anti
mingled freely in all the -rural sports usual at. suck
meetings, particularly cudgel-playing aod wrestling,
and won many a prize hat' in his progress to the great
Council of the Nation.—Caledonian Afertury.

•
On Thursday last, at -his Lordship's house in Grosvenor.
square, the Lady Viscountess Grimston, of a Son.
Yesterday, at his house in Fitzroy-square,.Lady
airies Smith, Esq. Gra Daughter.

AMRRLED..
On the.3otts ult. William Hooper, Esq. of Ross, Hare-. fordshire, to Miss S. Symot:l4s, niece of T. I'. Symonds, Esq. M. P.

DIED.
On the 3d inst. in the zist year of her.aze, Caroline Chin-
nery, only daughter of WilliamChinnery, Esq, regretted
by all who had the pleasure to •kno w her for accomplish-
ments, hut ninch more deeply by her hmily for her virtues.
Oil Tuesday the 25th of February last, after a lorigand•
severe aflifetion, which:he bore with fortitude and resigna-
tion; Mr. Frederic. Bell, third stn of Henry Bell, Esq. of
Wallington, in Norfolk.
On the at the Banks of I‘,luirage, Mr. Thonias
Bell, aged 94 years.
On the r tth Ult. at Wooburn;House, Buckinghamshire.
John Osiwr, Esq. many years Captain.iwthe (Word 'Milt-
tia, very touch regretted by a numerous circle of friends.
On Saturday the zest tilt, At the Red..iry, qtullwelf, 'aged
83; the Rev, Thomas Stanser, A,tbl, formerly of Brazen-
nose College, Oxford..
On Tuesthiy se'nnight, at Crowiand,„ aged 7.s,yeais, Mr.
Thomas Carrington, farmer, Of that place.
Lately, at his house in Colemart.strect, Mr. Robert Law-•
son,,Oil-merchant.
On ThuiSday evening, at his honse in Wnsfield-street.
Sir John Cal lentlar, hart. of Westerton, Stirlingshire,
Crichton and Preston..Flall, in Mid Lothian, arid
'in East Lothian. •
The sante day, at Chelsea,. Edward Read, Esq, aged Sz,
one of the Magistrates for tne•County • . •
The same night, at Morihner.Hmise Grop
the Hon. ilOrtinier..Harvey, the infant, on sof the Earl of
OxhKd. '
Ott the ad inst. of a cancerated breast, Mrs. Hammond,
wife of Mr. Edivard Hammond, late of 'Fottenhana-court.
road. •

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