Star.
London, England, 1808-09-19 00:00:00

OLD BAILET.

On Saturday thirty-five prisoners were tried, one of
whom was capitally convicted, viz.
Susannah Each, far stealing a cloak, the Goods of
G. Lees and A. Barnet, privately in their shop.
Georga Anderson, a boy of 17, was capitally indicted
for stealing in the dwelling house ofJ. Blackburne, on
the '2d of tsugust, a 51. Bank of England note.
The circumstances of the case, as they appeared in
evidence, were these. J. Blackburne, a dealer in
newspapers, has a shop in Sloane-street, which is also
a receiving office for letters for the Twopenny Post.
The prisoner was his servant for two years past, and .
usually employed in fetching papers from the diffe-
rent newspaper offices, and serving them to his custo.
met's. On tke 2d of August, the servant of a Mr.
Smith, in Sloane-street, came to Blackburn's shop
with a letter from his master, containing a five pound
bank note, to be put into the Twopenny Post. Black-
burne himself was at the counter, oc:upied in empty.
ing the letters from the window box, to stamp and
sort them ; and the servant laid the letter he brought
down along with them, hut it never reached the gen-
tleman to whom it was directed ; and the note was
afterwards traced to have passed through the hands
of Mr. Street, publisher of the Times newspaper.—
Blaekburne4 the Prisoner's master, proved that he had
sent this boy with two bank notes of '2l. each, on the
of August, to the Times publishing office, to pay
z!. 51. Id. for newspapers, and, on his return in the
; he gave his master the regular change out
.:!. IL- said the boy for the last half year had
b ,mployed in taking tae letters from
the box in li. v. ^.a, and carrying them to a p •r.
lour behind his sh, i,, r i,ave t!l?rn stamped. id
; and afterwards, in delive: ;:. the Two-
penny Post carrier, to be ccnveye..l to the General
Office.

Mr. Philip Str,Tt, rt:;lisiier of The nner, said, he
knew the rri,, perfectly v-,", a- coming generally
every r.:i;4; for Mr. Blackburne's papers ; but he
could particularly recollect his coming on the
4th of August. The money paid to him that morn-
in for Mr. Blackburne's papers was .ss. ld. for
which he received a• 5L bank note, on the back of
which he wrote the name of Blackburne and gave the
regular change.' A 51. note was now produced to
the witness, v,h:ch he identi:ie 1 to be the same which
was paid to him r Mr. 11,d:hurtle, and which was
also proved by Mr. Smith to be the same be had put
into his letter sent to Mr. Blackbarae's (ace, on the
2d of August.
Mr. Mackhurne, and anotl.er newsman from Ox-
ford.street, with whum the prihooe; a.. I lived for
three years, gave him an excellent character, but the
facts were 5o clear :hat the Jury found him Guilty.
Mary Irilliams was capitally indicted for privately
stealing from the person of James Epsom, in the pa-
rish of :it. Giles's, on the l'th of September instant, a
silver watch and chain.

It appeared that the prisoner, who is one of the
lowest order of Cyprians, had snatched the watch
from the prosecutor's foh, in Drury Lane, and when
challenged with the robbery, she was observed to
stoop to the ground, and on that spot the watch was
found a few minutes alter. The prisoner was found
Guilty.
The following were all() convicted of felony,- viz.
J. Ilalehen, for stealing a quantity of carpenters toolt.
J. G..c.son, for stealing 81 14s. Bd. in money.
Mary White, for stealing a gown.and pelisse.
B. White, for stealing a coat.
W. Dixon, fur stealing a pewter pot.
J. Dibble. alias Jchnson, for stealing a s'leer spoon.
W. Page, for stealing three' piece. at ozyper.
F. Nelson, for stealing a watch.
Mary Jones, for stealtng nine yards of lace.
W. Powell, for stealing three pounds six shillings.
W. Reed, for stealing a pocket book.
I. Coleman, for stealing a cake of soap.
J. Marclew, for stealing a quantity of lead affixed to abuilding.
J. Connor, for stealing faur brass candlesticks.
W. Smith, for stealing two pounds of butter.
T. alias B. Janson, for stealir, a counterpane.
Mary Ann Harrison, for stealing seven pair of stockings.
Mai y Cox', for stealing a shirt.
E. Wright, alias My Hearty, for stealing a par of scales.
W. T. Smith, for stealing two boards.
J. Freeland, for embexxlistg three shillings.
W. Weay. t, for stealing a brass cock.
J. Dolphin, for stealing a ham.
Elizabeth Raodall, for stealing a coat.
Rose M' tire, for stealing a quantity of fat ; and

Haanah Steadman, for stealing various articles of plate.

Mary_ Thomas was capitally indicted for stealing in
a dwelling house, a coat, value 3L the property of
Charles du Frein, a Frenchman.

The evidence of the prosecutor west to establish
the fact of the prisoner's having opened his drawers,
and taken the coat without his privity.
The prisoner, in her defence, denied the fact, and
said, that the prosecutor gave her the coat to pawn,
because he could not pay her what he owed her, and
that having pledged it for £1 15s. she returned him
the duplicate. She added, that she had engaged to
teach him the way of making artificial flowers, and
the return for her instruction was the present prose-
cution. The prosecutor denied that he gave the pri-
soner permission to pawn his coat, and'said it was
true she had returned the duplicates but not till he
went to apprehend her for the felony. The Jury,
however, would not believe the Frenchman, and ac-
quitted the prisoner. . .

' •
DIATNEsS CUR= NY thualAYLoealtalllDY.—Aite
Fttly copied the extraprdiudry Cure of Miss 4liarlotte
ut*, of Sontborer, ilea; Lewes.. from ti)*
s;pectahle newspiper, The Sussex Weekly Adverifser,
printed bY Messri. Lee, of LeweL—The sanzievapir,
Of Monday the!Sld of May last, *ontaink thefollois‘
ing additional testimony Franck Mitkwick, of
Barton*, near this town, (Lewes) village school-
master, and parish clerk, on last Saturday se'nnight
attended at the Office of W. LEE, and on being asked
his business' haswered bluntly, but with a counte-
nance full of gratitude, that he was come to commu-
nicate a great cure, which Dr. TAYLoa's Raman' for
Drat &ass had wrought upon him. Mr. Lee, in a
very low tone of voice, desired him to proceed, when
he affirmed that he had, for a long time, laboured
underdeafness to a degree that compelled him to aban-
don his school, and to get a person to officiate for him
as parish-clerk. But fortunately, at length hearing
of Miss Fuller's case, as published in this paper oa
the 4th of last month, he, by advice of his Minister,
personally waited on that Lady, who literally con-
firmed the statement above alluded- to, and advised
him to lose no time in the application of the remedy.
He returned home, delighted with Miss Fuller's ac-
count, and on the following day procured a bottle,
by the use of which large portions of long accumulated
wax (the obstruction to his hearing) were dislodged ;
and these the old gentleman produced, and exhibited
with as much exultation, as if he had OVERCOME all
the u-ts of PANDORA'S Box. The Power of Hearing
being perfectly restored to him, he has resumed both
his school and parochial duty, to the great relief and
comfort of himself and family." We are informed
that this esteemed Remedy, is sold only retail by
Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, and wholesale by
Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet-market.

11.1 t li WATER. AT LONIX4sI 11RWL:h. TO.
Morning - - 2 utinutes after 2
Afternoon - 24) miru•.' e•er

SALES BY' AUCTI.;IV."

SPORTING RESIDENCE AND LAND. LirRTS, IN THE
CENTRE OF_TIIE LERKELY 1.

MO BE DISPOSED OF, aq exce.;ItLEASE-
-- HJLD VILLA, wick every acc.,mmodAtin far a IT. we( I
Fer.ily, 15 miles from London, and .our trom Lamm, will 11
Arcs of Land.

Further particulars may be knnwn of Messrs. Hunan and
rhillips. 62, Broad-arrert, Royal Exchange.

- • CHM:A 1.11111;l11, 11.1:\ TS.
By Messrs. 110Gu.:. and 'rill LLI
(Seccessors to Nit. Smut-it)
At the I-Totel, Christchurch, on Thursday, October 6, at Twelve
o'Clork, in Lot g,
HE MANOR of SONIERPORD, and several
Freehold Lots of Land adapted for Building, near the hut
Bathing Coast of Muddif (rd.
Particulars to be h.:•.1 t previNts to the sale (unless dis-
posed of before by Frcat" Contract), by applyi:lg to Messrs.
Debary and Derby, No. I, 't acli.:ld-court, ; of Mr. Lud-
low, Chris!chnrch, II tnt ; at the Hotel, Chrie.church ; at Gar-
rastay's ; and el IL•:srs. ;art aod 6!, Broad-street.

PERPETUAL Al VOW: AND NEXT PRESENTA-
TION 'lno VALUALLE %%CARLA'. TYTHES, IN THE
COUNTY Oz, SULREY.
TO EF. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Nltssrs. HOGGAII.T and PHILLIPS,

(SIICTeSiOri to Mr SMITH)
'HE PERPETUAL ADVO\VSON and next
PRESLNTATION to a most valuable Property in Vicarial
Tythes, producing -Ct COO per aurum, and capable of much im-
provement; with a respectable Vicarage Hcuse, Offices, and
Land, within ten miles of Loudon; the present incumbent is
about 60 years of age.

Partictiars are prep :ring, and in a few days maybe had (on the
application t.f principals only) of Nlccsrs. 11( gsaet and Phillips,
63, Broad-street, Royal FAchange.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD, MAR:-H LAND, WEST HAM,
ESSEX—By Mes.rs. HOGG.4.RT and PHILLIPS,
(Su:co:son to Mr. Sum')
At Garraway's, on WAne :day, the 3Rth inn. at twelve, in Lou,
AMOST Desir.tble FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
cnnsis ing of three pi..ces of excellent sound Marsh Land,
containing together upw.trds of t 3 ac-cs, near Pulley Wall, on
both sides of the road, in the Pariah of We.t Ham, v vy conveni-
ent for the London nurkets, in the occu.unlon of Mr. Thomas
Bagger, whose lease is deter.n:nable at C wistmas 1810, at a clear
rent of 1.501. per annum.
To be viewed, by app!ying to Jo.lep'l e-, near the Grey.
hound, Plaistow; or lobs N...wmin, a. the Arched :Ions: near
West Ham Gate ; and particulars had ten tin nt s previi; to the sale,
At the Greyhound and Abby A-ms,Plaist nv ; Half Moan, Uui-
curt , and Adam and Eve, We.t Barn ; tie an,Stratforti, at Gana-
way'f,and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62,1iroad-st:ect,Royal
t• • t-I,ange.

VI dll. ES, Sl.l kOLK.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. Burnt),
At Caraway's Cuilee.hou.e, Cornhill, on Friday the 14th of
October, at twelve o'clock, in six Lots, unless previouslydis-
posed of by Private Contrict, of which due Public Notice

7aviU be given,
c' EVE RAL most desirable ESTATES, principally
Freehold, of the aggregate annual value of £l4OO and up-
wards, comprising six excellent detached Farms, containing to.
gether nearly I:t00 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Par ure,
and Wood Land, lying in the neighbourhood of Halesworth, Bun-
gay, and Beccles, in a rich and highly cultivated part of the
County of Salta, in the occupation of most respectable and un-
, exceptionable tenants; with good Farm-houses, Barna, Stabling,
and Out-buildings.
Further particulars will be given in future advertisements, and
may also be had on application to Mr. Jermyn and Mr. Crabtree,
Haiesworth ; Mr. Pugh, Dernard.strret, Russell-square; Messrs.
Laggen and Smith, Basinghall-street ; and to Messrs. Hoggart
and Phillips, Broad-street, with whom Plans of the several
Farms are left for inspection.
The Estates may be viewed at any time.