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London, England, 1824-01-14 00:00:00

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William( Stradwick; a journernali in the service of Mt% Ileazley, a
amsperstable,butchererisiding at NO. 100,Aerusseassteret, Si. Jame,'.,
v(p,bkrlugh.t.to.tisis Qtkce,echargell by his aoter with robbinglkioi.
of large tspantitics of meat at various times.
1 fts appetared,in,the course of ache esarnirtation, that 'the prisoner
[Aradwkc,k ;was in Aire sonetaut practice of eachanging his master's
meat at a low price with a tailor in the neighbourlind for clothes.
!Ilse prisoner having no defence .to make ,to •the charge against
him, he wastkiully.cominitted.for.ttil. ,Iltefoce he left the Office he
applied to.the :1/4lagistrate to have his money and clothes rettaned to
inr, but Mr. Consourssaid.that he.tould have•no.possibk use for IS
sovereigns in prison,
.11qt the mortcy •Aould Ire Oven to the Goeer.
nor, and he should have kt given to him as his wants required.
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A young creature, as years of age, washrought before ALTer
SZIVITM, by• John .Kielsey,the.utficesr, Also stated to.the M
trate that he yesterday mqrning werst ,In %seat of her, in c•
quence of her absconding from heir parents on the previous
and found berdp,thedtrstfloor ot a jictase of the ton.,t intaninu-
scription, No. 265, Kent-street, in the parish of Newira,,kon, R..•
by one Griskin, surrounded by proalitates, thieves, and beggars...
Abe. knee of one of the laser.of.w.bnnijbewaroitting appareut:y
betted with her situation emel Abe acoe,befor.e her. There •
furniture in this den of infamy, other than two beds, thrown ,a, • ,;
Root-, and the fire before which Ahoy sat.made.betw.een two
old bricks: and from this place she was removed by fort,: al,'ne.
The distressed mother and .grandmother of the infatuated girl,
:Arbose father holds a respectable situation-in a.nablic establishmee:,
reluctantly gave the 'AJagistrate toundevstarid that drip sgaa the fikk
_instance
of the kir.d ; the first of which took place from a hoaidinr.
'school, when she was barely li years of age.. litat mu the last pr .
!ions occasion, her falter, whose hopes iu htr are utterly dastroyed,
had, on the receipt of a penitent letter, written in the hour of di-
truss, received her again in,, heface of misdated asset-Lim:a wavev.to
see het more, and present was t,he re:aup she :made him.
Alderman Ssierti said, there was nothing before him as a Al
trate, that he could act upon ; but urged the iroprietrof again takkie
the unhappy girl home, and usi,,g renewed efforts to reclaim her.
To this suggestion it was replied, that by the last act, the affections
of her father bad b:corne salt:mated, and replaced by such strong
feelings of exasperation and horror at her conduct, that any persaa-
'ion again to receive her was uselss : he had given her up in despair,
and requested the Magistrate to use coercive measures.
Alderman SAM( akkip stated, that in the przstatcliiape be had
no authority, and addrassed•the svittul girl, by asking,," had bet•
parents given her cause to leave them?'"--The answer. wa,s, "
.neirer did." •
Alderman Hive-they treated you with kindnessr—
" They ever Aid; hut," in a sappressatl tone, " I won't go back, fur
all that."
Here an affecting scene took place,.. the mother surrendering Al
her child ever) thing for her conatort., which the other received wiei
sullen indiffcrenee, and this victim- of headstro;:g, pas-inn kit tha .
Justice Loops, after reci:iyivg from r. 4140'1'44 -SmirX every 4d-
inanition calculated to turn her fro tote psr!r she pkr-
sued, that could he given, added to the assurance, that .is ;ferry me-
thod failed to rect4iin her, lerpect no mercy whet:totes take
law should authorize hian i,n hcr kukt syrieb

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SPARRING.—JOSH 1413 ftS()NII -C4IA LLIMT62 TO
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The Frees' Court yept,erday was an nveripw, awl the ansatews
seemed to congratulate cacti other in a fad meeting fur the ltengt
of Lliebanossol.
liesisles the pseedience of the rts,to, fLere was Flew y,of,rhetoria
'between the boxers, who all seemed too daring for the dys *if
their patrons. ,
Jemmy Lennon and one of his pupils oast:crewel; operations, sad
had a merry bout of it.
Theses...in which gave roast aatisfaction were first between Car.
-ter and an athletic life-guardsusan.
Jern. Ward and Ah. Belasco.—This was an admirable ,Fpecitnts
of science ; it displayed tactics in all their beauteous varieties, wits
some strong bittiug too.
Gipsy Cooper and Ned Turner made a very fine and a brave set-
to, as did also the younger Gipsy Cooper and Ben Warwick.
Barney Aaron; a breve litt:e Jew, atter slazwitag a shisse*talent,
repeated his Challenge to the Zite brave pet if Dick
Curtis, who, on the preceding day, would not tight tot tiny, bin
was ready for our hundred sovereigns. liaraeyswas ready' So eight
the match for'the said one hundred, and places were appointed la
make stakes good, foe tveettzy poinds a-side, to the tottring.
Joshua I ludson next.niouitted the stage, and challenged to fight
Spring or anybody else for two hundred sovereigns, and till* pre-
dated much neotdry. -
Spring soon njountisl the *age, 'with set
.sass hi waling, • bleat
' eye, and some other marts of warfare. ite said he had intendill to
leave off fighting before he enteted the flag With Neat, h'i:t OA:
combat was pressed upon him. He then again deelartd nil fight:4;
burnt: was so taunted, vilified, and abused, that he was bound tt,
fight Langan; after Which he was' dettetolubd to least off. lie
asked a .1001. stake Upon that occasion: lie did pot wish to ficht
again; but if any. one would fight him it must he upon his two
terms, 5601. aside, and he was rtasly to put dotvn 11. thin to
make it, and to fight within three months.
Josh again mounted the stage, and said the Championship had
been given to Spring. lit (Jail) had fought inns Ethic, higlintinz
at five pounds, and then tens, and menthol, till he got lo a intodree.
He did not understand about being backed for 5044 be knew lie
could raise 2001. not for Spting in particular, but fdr any (ran ib the
world, to try how they would like him.
Spring, in reply to the Championship having been given him, said
he had been nett of kin to it for smite fintO, Until his tartlet-
like &stud resigbed'it, had he eVer wpired ib 4t 4 kid in anis hun-
dred years he never would have challenged Tons Cribb, until he left
the title to be fought Pot. He *Wad its ltaV6 atf *mint if the pjefie
would let hint.
Richmond and Whitt-he:kited Bob closed tbe day by a good set-to,
The fight between Belasca and the Streatham iinith is off, and the
stakes hare been returned to the tracktfil. Aligned Malian *lli figlit
Langan for a hundred or mere; -and the
matched against a countryman named J3rom.

BIRTH.
Lately, at Exeter, the Lady of Capt. Q tryscoity of *e- /tort
Navy, of a daughter.

:BD.

Lately, at llforsakes, I- Ftesson, ef
only daughter of Clover, Esq. if Merlo4lll,-; • '
Aloin/ay se'enighs, Mr. Walk-Warden', %IN a dkeiLelalker, of
Brading, Isle of Wight, se Anse Alary Teets, ef CMavr3ll. TAb
bride is an itinerant preacher of a sect called Bryannitee; she, with
other female preachers, has, resided for some tithe in• the tsie'of
Wight, and succeeded in making aireat many proselytes.

DMA/
Jan. 4, at Glasgow, aged 23, Mr. John Stiven, of Lau*, St,-
dent of alledicrae.
Dec. 28, at Glasgow, Mrs. Margaret Borthwiek, widow of tNe
late Lieutenant•Coloneuhrt. Borthwick, of the 71se Regidsetit.

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