The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-05 00:00:00

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Inn Traiidhipt was fOr forging and M.-
.i.note tor :IL with intent to defraud the
Govi:rnor and Company of the Btiii oT EngkW.
The ArroattEY-GUNELtiistated the case for the
prosecution.
I. Charles (already examined against the two
Savages and Cann, for. similar offences) delms-
ed, that after having been apprehended on a
charge of • having forged notes in his posses-
sion, he was employed by tfte Solicitors to
the Bank oi'Englatid.to deteo the•priioner in the
sale of forged notes. For this purpose he met
her at the George in Whitechapel, on the 15Th of
September, in company,With a man and a Woman.
An appointment wa4 then made for them to meet
on the 18th, livMoor-fields ; and when they met
she said to him-, 1 don't know, Charles, whe-
ther you arid a friend or an enemy; bet my old
than is taken," meaning the man who was with
her at the George on the 15th, She'prothiled to
meet him next day, or the day after, if slte.heard
anymore Mewls. She did not conic.; but in ton-
itequenee of itforination he met her on the 22i1 of
September) at the Pewter Platter, in .Nation-
Falgate, wilt!) be told her lie wanted 20/. worth
ot bad notes'; and Vie ,!esired him to come to her
at the f firer Tims in Whited-I,Tel. Witness %lien
told of this appointment to Mr. ChristmSsi an
vet igator of Bank-notes, and Loy, the °Wei. ;
and was furnished by them with money to make
the purchase. He received 101. to' enable him to
tiny 201 in had notes ; and he then went to the
Seven Stars in Brick-lane, the pri4orer having
changed the appointment from the Three Tuns.
Ile was followed by Christmas, toy, and Jetteries.
Witness and the iirisoner walked up Briek•lane
together,. when she asked him if seas ready,
and he answered it was. He then‘gave 1)6• 7/. in
nines, and 3/. in sit er, which he had received at
the bank. She said to him, " You. Devil. why did
you not wrap the silver in the notes ?" She then went
aveayould in about five minutc9 idurOed with a roll
of paper, which she gave to him, and desired hint
to" remember to meet her again on Thisraitnext.
He then asked her to en and drink before they
parted, calling her by the name of Mrs. Lau-
rence, by which she passed. They went to the
Cock and Key; and when they came out they
were both apprehended, and witness was found
the roll of piper which he, had recTived from the
Itrisoner, and whiCh contained 201. in bad notes.
The prisoner, when apprehended, called out
't Murder !' robbery ! assistance !"

The evidence of, this witness WiiS coiroborated
by that of Mr. Christman Foy, and ,Tetlerius.
The notes were pro% eft to be forgeries, and all
of one impression. When taken. into custody slit:
refused to tell where she lived, for tear of disgrac-
ing, her friends.
She made no defence ; and several witnesses
gave her an,hunest chat acter ; hilt they mlitutted
that whe lived with a wan. named Lanrence, who
was.convicted titi'Saforday of a Sillii;eir offence, by
the.nai'ne o T. Cann.

The Jury found a Vertlict-Guilty of disposing
event(' pilling arQa .'
Upon the verdict bring pronounced, the' pri-
toner, who was a young woman, well dressed,
was afflicted Site cried very much, and
beggett'llia Gentlemen of the Jury to recontiheutt
her to mercy for the sake of her seven starving and
unprotected babies.