Star.
London, England, 1822-03-02 00:00:00

OLD DAILEY,MARCH 1.

William Tramplew was indicted for publishing the Reps:hi:con,
one of Carlisle's pamphlets, containing certain libels.
Mr. Anotenes, for the prosecution, addressed the Jury, and
stated the nature of the offensive publication.
The prisoner, when called on for his defence, entreated the
Jury to interfere between him and his prosecutors, (the Bridge-
street Association), who, he said, dared not shew their own
faces, but had thrust forth Messrs. Sharp, Murray, and Co. to
carry on their sanctimonious proceedings against opinions which
they dared not to contend with in an open and manly min.:ter.
The Jury, after consulting about twenty minutes, returned a
verdict of Gasay.
The prisoner was immediately sentenced to two years' im-
prisonment in Giltspur-street Compeer, and to enter into a re-
cognizance for life, himself in £5OO, and to be further impri-
soned until such recognizance be entered Into.
David *towns, a Jew, stood indicted for =suiting, on the
King's highway, a person named Atwood, and taking from his
person a piece of ribbon, a seal, key, and ring, which were ap-
pended to the watch of the prosecutor, on the Ist of Februar,
in the neighbourhood of Wbitechapel, in the middle of the day.
The case against the prisoner was fully proved by the witnesses
called to support the prosecution.
The prisoner, iu his defence, called three persons, the one a
Jew, advanced in years, and two women ; one of whom swore
' pesitlvely that the prisoner was in his company at the time the
robbery was committed, a distance of half a mile from the spot.
The two women swore positively that the prisoner was not the
man who committed the robbery. Several persons gave the pri-
soner an excellent character.
The Common Suazarr summed up the evidence, and the
Jury immediately found the prisoner Gmby.
The Common SOILIZANT ordered the three witnesses for the pri-
soner to be taken into custody, which being done, he committed
them to Newgate, for gross and corrupt perjury.
The prisoner was then called up for judgment, and sentenced
to be transported for life.
On leaving the bar the prisoner said, " Yon old --, I hem
as you have given me judgment, you'll get the same."

This morning, at ten minutes before four o'clock, a dreaJfilk
fire broke out in the upper part of the house of Mr. BacisTea,
eminent bookseller and publisher, No. 14, Paternoster-row.
which consumed that, and his extensive warehouses behind, :o
coining property to a large amount. It also damaged a part of
that well-known house, Dolly's Deekteak-house, before it Was
extinguished. At eleven o'clock it broke out again, and many
engines arc now employed in the act of extinguishlpg it. Yin-
tunately all the inmates escaped, and no lives have been lost.

On the 25d December, atWriachws, in the 20th year of his
age, very much regretted, H. J. Loraine, Req. brother to Sr
Charles Loraine, Bart. of Kirkharler Northumberland, and En-
sip in the 4th Regiment. His remains were interred the fal-
lowing evenhig, in Si. Michael's church, with military honours.
Wednesday, at the apartments spf Sir Richard Keats, at Green-
wlch Hospital, the Right lion. Sir John Harlan Warren, Bart.
G.CH. Admiral of the White.

LONVON ; rriuted Dad pubtisheil by
_Lava Kam, rick-tt-
Place, Tanpleaan