Star.
London, England, 1804-07-10 00:00:00

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ittailtea flrillinta Wks renal in his ilesCiit. Unisi at the
other pieces were got, though the priloner had a great
al of good inoneA, in his pockets.' The fearch toot
lace ill a public hoaC and the patina. Crid that he
was very dry. He called for a pot of porter, drank
and the pot was linirked By the red of thole prefent
There chanced to be a Jew in the hours, and the pri
mer Converted with hini in Hebrew, went on one
fide, and gave him the pot to get it filled ea:tin--
Upon its being brought in, the pillsoner drank again.
and while he was drinking, one of the oftcers heard
fomething jingle in the pot. lie was then going ti.
hand the pot to the Jew to drink, but the officer laid
hold of it, drank heartily, and law two 7s, pieces at
the bottom.

Mr. Pau IC IN, the Solicitor to the Mint, was ealled,
and upon comparing theic two 7a. pieces with the
one which the IA witnel, laid had been given to him
by the prifoner, he laid that they were all base metal,
and to the belt of his judgment appeared to be all
Ilrucic from the fame dye. lie examined the other
pieces of metal, which were aid to be received
from the prifvuer, and declared that they were all.
bale coin.

An attempt was made by the Counfel for the Pri-
foner to invalidate the evidence of Hyams, which
was over-ruled by the Court.
The RECORDER explained the purport of tlte Aft
under which the ptifuner was tried ; he Paid it was
a very oiJ and very ulefol A.t of Parliament (9
William 111. chap. 6.) and fithje6led Inch offenders
as the prifoner was laid to be, to be point:bed as
felons.—The jury immediately declared him Cu lty.
Barlow was indkted toe Healing a ivian,i:r
of Bank notes from the brewhotik of Meas. Han.
bury and Co. A perfon of the name ol.Nloore,
whom the notes bad been fdund on, was vied and
acquitted at a late fetons for the robbery. la the
c gate of the evidence in the former trial it was Hated
by lout e. that he had received the notes from the
pri6Mer ; but lie admitted be had in his pal-edit/14 at
his tate trial. come of the notes, amounting to 501.
which lie had tince negociated. The only evidence
againi the piihtnet sae that Of v.hit h being
altogeeter Jete,itive, the pity acquitted him
Toe Judge ieverrly reprobated Monre's entwine,
and cautioned him againik perfevering in illicit prat
met.

Dania.lfiike and yobs Straw were indiefed for
Sealing one handkerchief and two hito s.
it appeared trosm die evidence, that the Profecutor,
who it, ma ter of a Ctlalting veffel, had lent them to
bis /tooth at tfhworth, with ordet it to keep them there,
wen a view to take them to lea. The bays, however,
had latch there only a few day-, when they run away
wi h the pulped.), .t% (toed on the indictment.
The Jury round them ..sti'or.
As they were tine Vorkong boys, about twelve years
,of age each, dud as there were d übts as to the man
liter in which the Prosecutor had obtained them, the
Court gave authority to Mr. Kirby to give them to
ItIo! MAI me S oeietv, in cale it would take them, of
which Mr. Kirby entertained no doubt.
Samna hr.:ford was inuitted for wilful and certupt
perjury.
Mr. Kente fisted, that the perjury was committed
by the Prifoner's fweating, in an affidavit before the
Court of Common Pleas, that the PrOfeentoe had
made no tender of a debt, which he (the Profecutor)
owed to the Defendard's mailer.

From the evidence of the Profeetitor himfelf, it
appeared that he had bouizitt a quantity of goods
from Matthew Thamas and co. with whom the Pti-
foner laved as Clerk. The amouut of the goads was
ab rut 421. Owing t. lonic deficiency in the quan-
tity and quality of the goods th, Protecutix w. nIJ
ply no m..,. •!: /91. :91.41. which lam he tender-
ed. The titlate: however, retitled to accept of
Ithis fum, and in order to Lave the Profectror mulled
for the debt, (wore to the quertiln.
Upon beari...g ,:viskuce the Cost cos Susi RAPT
(aid, :hot &mkt. Li.t rhoft.co,or pald •he rrhulctf the
debt, it was the duty of the Pt 11,41 et t.' eat, as he
bad done. He was Dot ;r, jiidge I.r the hum
wh;ch he v to demand. He w.i• to dcmind the turn
appointed by hit He mite 1.4.ne itronA .1s-
Crvitions on the tuti;tty of the p• dent chalet,
which, to 14F the leAll of it, vra, eatreimly ill nattii-•
ed. No Pain. however. Att‘chea the thAt.tetter ol
the fhti. cer.—The July homed stely acquitted him.
Mr. A...C1, Y Acta he a Coity ~f die indiensent,
App.otnilv with a rites tN intinute an aition against
Mr. nit:ll4oN the Prifecutor.

The. fame ti.ty fsntrin.e was pilled, when Thomas
Duettistll, T. Riley, ttc • Wright, I'. Drotett,
J. Needs, J. ealmer, J. Lewes. ar.d Juf. facklonac
,e received judgment of Death.
W. Jim,. was r.rdered to he trawl-potted beyond
the fe-s, t..r the term of fourteen years.
W. limier, C. Harper, T. Padgett, Jof. Smith,
Mary T. R.scliford, W. Jones,
G. Wino, and E. Pi itchard, were ordered to be
trar.fpnrtud I el und the 'CAS for the termed* (even team
Fitters were ordered to he imprifoned in the Hnuk
'of Corrsetiun At Clerkenwell ; four in Newgate ;and
three pri,ately and two publicly whipped.
Join, Wyman, tie dealing horfe-hair, the property
,if T. Willan. was ordered to be publicly whipped
ice yards near Mary-la-Bosse Park, and impiroaad
in the Houfe of Correeion fit mcnths.

Wiliam Yawn. fm. Ilealing a quantity of npium,
WAS ordered to be imprifoneJ in Newgate one moult,
And publicly whipped too yeards near Fre& Wharf.
The Seflions being ended. the fame were adjourned
until Wednelday the 13th of September next.