Star.
London, England, 1807-01-23 00:00:00

OLD BAILET.

Tnefday 3t ptifoners were tried, 19 of whom'
were em.viEted of felony, viz.
J. Dr. Silverc, for (leafing a quantity of waißcer.ting, the pro-
perty of J. Wtlford.
J. JOlll4Oll, for Realiog ajaeket. a coat, Sec the property of J.
Liddle
T. Maio fur (totting 36 traffes of hay, the property of
Grindell
B. Afkworth, for flcaling fix pieces of iron, the property of
Mdfrs. Cook.
D. Role, flat healing two gowns, the property of J. Smallwood.
E. Stanley. for Realiog four bo.)ks, the property of John hludie.
J. Coornbie, for Il.r.alittg a quantity of bread, the property of
Jitter t. lark.
j. hlalturfon, for (teeing 154 lbs. weight of lead, the property
of the Galt India Company.
James Lloyd, fur Realtug As. of cheefe, the property of S.
Gatc4.
Ann Simofon, for fica:ing two flyer tea.fpoons, the property
of T. ettear
Ann Biron and Sarah Elakeney, for (leafing a quantity of prin-
ted cotton, the property of Edward Pike.
J. Law ream, for Itcaling a quantity of fheet lead.
Elizahrth Kearp, for Realms two table-fpoons, the property of
hlary

F. Ming:, for !leafing a firkin of butter, -ibs property of
B:(11•N 111th.
Parfonage, for (leafing two coats, the property of R. Fay.
Mary Swinney, for healing a tub and two pails, the property
of G. :;chulls
I'rifri.'l42 Payne was capitally indided for privately
flealing in the dwelling hnufe of -- Knight, two
pair of boots And three pair of (hoes.
It appeared by the fiaternent of the profecutor,
who keeps a fhnemaker's Chop, that the prifoner who
worked in tie boot-eluting line, came to his (atop on
bufinefs on the zoth of December, and after the was
gone, he miffed the property. The prifoner was an
indniirious woman, who had frequently earned ten
Millings a day by boot-clofing. The profecutnr had
no fulpicion of the robbery until after the prifoner
'bad left the flop.—Guilty of (leafing.
T. Smith was indided for embezzling 3d
The prifoner was a journeyman baker, in the em-
ployment of Mr. Stuart of Bethnal green, and had
received the property of one of his matter'i cub°
niers. The fads were clearly proved. In defence,
the prifoner laid he had been rejuced to the greaten
diffrefs in confequenee of aifick wife, who was now
lying dead, and five young children. The Jodae
diraded the Jury to find the prifoner Guilty ; and
remarked, that what had been offered by the pri-
fond- would be a confide: ation in mitigation of punifh-
ment.
7. Abele was convined of obfirnding foie Excite
Oftcers, and fentenced to fix nv nths imprifonment
in the Houle of Corredion ; and i I were acquitted.
Sentence of Death was paired on
R. Grigg, for a highway robbery.
J. Field and J. Ward, for haling three calves.
Blizabvh S•aePy, for houfe.breal.ing.
F. Smith, alla.• St. John, for (leafing a Bank note, value 3001.
Catherine Mac Carty, for uttering counterfeit money.
J. Fordham, J. Harvey, R. Hartford, and William Bridge, for

builary.
Mary Crawley, for privately ftealing.
W. Madden, J. Butler, and J. Wood, for fteallng in a dwelling-
boufe.
P. Prendergaft, for a burglary.
;. Williams, for retorting front tranfportation; and
I'. Jones, for a highway robbery, and 35 were difcharged by
proclamation.
A petition was handed to the Bench by Smith, and
the Recorder informed him, if its contents were ti tee,
it might be favnurabk to him ; hut if unfounded, he
would have (mile to repent of it.
The cafe (.f Wiliam:, the Recorder obferved, would
be inquired into.
Wednefday nine prifoners were tried, feven of
whom were convieted of felony :
Same day the St ffiuns ended, when fcntence of tranfportation
was paffed on the following priLmers: William C.leby, Thomas
Ward, William Carey, %Valiant Smith, l-dward Richards, Levy
Mortigen, Martin Aldridge, William .1 hompfon, Jean Louis
P fprifte Barrilliet, William Chapman, Elizabeth Cobb, James
Harding, Richard Mears, Robert Cook, otherwife Seabrook,
John De Silvers, Jt.hia Mafterfon, John Lawrenfon, Edward Ed-
dings, for feven ; Elizabeth Smith, for 14 years.—Tvrcnty
four were ordered to be impriloned in tht. Houle of Corredtion at
Clt rk cowed for tiz calendar months; (even fort a calendar months;
a; to be impflioned in Newgate, for various periods; and lii to
br rivattly and two publicly whipped.
Adjourned to Itith of ecbruary.