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London, England, 1816-08-09 00:00:00

pea that all was not ►;gill, and he said, upon
going into Brock's house after the Irishman kvere
taken, that if he had known w hat tarot k and Pelham
had been about, he wou'hi haye suffered any thing
before be had joitied them. , l'elham was at
Brook's art the time, and upon hearing. wit at ;tat-
ty's son said he rose and swore by the :Cross of
Christ, if be'said any thing about the intttter to a
living creature, be and his fatheN. should be banged
as high as Hammon.
Pelham denied the Conclusion of this statement,
and said, that nothing but the truth should be
fold., which Was, God knew, had enough.

Barry swore to the i►lentity of the two files, but
contti not to the hauluer, as Power was the man
that Could use that instrnu►ent. Power was the
finisher. _

Taylor, the officer, who was Folicired by Brock
to engage in ibis business for the service of the-
public, stated nothing in athlition,to his evidence
at‘ the. {Orates., comicial ions.
The evidence of Mr. Bradfield, the publican, at
whose house it has been said, upon a lrmerday,
Brock, Pelham, and others, were drinking, and
seemed to be planning something that was not
tight, teas next read. - That of Coilins,'at whose
hoase Block lodged fur two years, and, that of
Langan, from whom Pelham hired the roPM at
Cow-cross, followed, but nothing important MIS
ittaitiled in their depositions.
In the depositions of 111 rs. Fiala it appeared,
that the prisoner, Pelham, boi rowed a pair of
scissars from her, and she swore at the examina-•
Lion that they were the scissars produced at the
°Kee' , which -.ere found amongst theother imple-
ments used by the Irishmen. •
Brock and Pelham appeared verranxionS. about
the evidence of the next witness, Mrs. Ptirkiss,
who swore that the hammer 'and files produced at
the Office were sold by her to t men,. whom
she believed to be Brock and Pelham. She wottld
not positively swear that they were the purchasers.•
Brock strenuously denied that he had ever seen
her, of ever purchased SBA articles.
MWOnnell's depositions were the last read.—
It will be remembered that he was present when.
Quin and Reardon were hired; and that while he
was awaiting the event of _the trial at the Old
Bailey he saw Power and Barry in the Court.
yardi that he followed and secured Barry, note
withstanding the opposition given to him by
Power, who knocked him down ; and that this
transaction led to the developement of the plot.

The LORD MAYOR said, that the patilic Were
principally indebted to M'Donnell for his conduct
on the occasion.
A. Gentleman who was in the Office immedi-
ately told his Lordship that he would place
M'Donnell in a comfortable situation under
and took him from the Office for that pniPot;e.
The Lotto M ATOE having asked the
cause of his ecape from prison, that prisoner said,
although he could stand against a true witness,
be had no power against a false one ; aced the
woman who said be was the man that purchased
the hammer and tiles had perjured dherself.
The LORD MAYOR told him that he had not ob;_
served the caution with which bee evidence had
been given, She had refused to swear posivively
that he was the !pall.
Brock hoped that his former excellent character
would be a mutter of consideration. Lie had done
his utmost, he said, to come to the bottom of
the had hosiness, before his Lordship, as Mr.
Burgess well knew,
This reference brought forward the person
whose name was mentioned. He used a great
many words to prove. that he was not employed
by Brock, and, muttered something against the
publication of what occurred upon the fait day of
examination.

The Loan MAYOR 'Said, that Brock was the only
persoh who stated that lie (Burgess) was his so-
licitor.

Brock said, he had been, from several circum-
stances, lett to snppose that. he would have had
the assistance of Mr. Burgess.
Brock and. Pelham were then committed for aid-
ing and abetting in coining.
—They were ordered to he taken to Giltspnr-
strect.Compter, hiSLordship having thought that
their .persons could not be.secure in 'Newgate.
They were not sent from the Mansion-house
till night, the crowd being very great in the
neighbourhood, and their indignation being ex-
prebsed as .violently 39 it could be-in hooting and
groaning. ,

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GMUN-11,31.L.

A SINGULAR CASE.--A rtspectanle elderly man,,
named RU33IU, W 113„ yesterday summoned before
Mr. 81.1.0 N, by a young woman of equally
spectable. appearance, who charged him with hay,
violently, assaulted her on the sth instant.
The complainant stated, that Omit 16, months
since she was married. to the defendant : some.
time after she was informed thedefendant had been'
previously married to another woman ; she ,was
at this tune far advanced in her pregnancy ; she
therefore continued with hint till after her getting
tip, obtained a Situation for herself
as. wet-nurse in a Gentleman's family, she placed
her child out at nurse, and quitted the defendant
entirely. Her child had root been long in this
situation, when the defendant removed it to ano-
ther house, and from thence to a third. The com.
plainant, however, having discovered Where it„
waS, tient 011 Monday to visit it, and was just
coining away in a, coach, when the defendant
came up, pulled her backwards and treated her'
with the greatest violence.
The defendant did not deny having prevented
her getting into the,cbach„ but skid it was not
with an intention 'of aurtiag her;but from affee-.
tion, alot a wisli :16 detain her. • It, was greatly
against his' incliffatio» that she quitted him ;
wished to keep her and leer itiftiut in comfort and
respeetability,. 'The iat NT. he said, tva3 absidote-
ly dying for Want of'a mother's care. The charge
which had been bronght agaiust him of having-
anotherwife W`a9;:fitiSe Mid UlVlnalldtiti. Tt was
fAricittion Of'his ‘Vtifeis relations, who Willie(' tii
seo„titte them, t'filey had ass'er-tart that lie wat-
' married to a wohlait' who fired in the fatuity of
Sir,Thotatis.- el: eskine sooh as rII charge wai
li,rought*egainft hiiu be went .there, and in the pre--
seucc of witnesses asked ibe Wolll4ll' in question