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London, England, 1825-04-26 00:00:00

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pocTkeitenhet of aTemilick .serianirmiliYt torillVetecTillibMr• IhrmiegaimblosetaCl of a Wit
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lindkerchief, laden •
This black servantkhdedrukuCt Win,itith iliaNide t 6 StetteU•
street, Lang Acre, Sot
aft and as he was gding
.raitiel-tureet, Rh Wit Moiled by the prbtluer aifd
tibto dtberlide. *onto; *ha arier them, to tbb presetting.)
" They are after your handkerchief--take care." " Yes, old ones
WWI ,!‘ and I'll be el;.-d if 'We don't have It Wm"
talishring the prosecutors in spite tif bib warnings to sti
dna **business, and when he stopped at a door in Merest:
'stria, diet got mind Wit, and the prisoner die* his handkerckfet
lint of bb pocket, end banded it to one of bfs toinpanions. 114
all ran away, but the prisoner was caught.
The Prisoner, irked likid If he had any defence to make?. Oa*
sthit not having sof Wining, he was obliged to do the beat
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could for a living. He was fully committetd.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Archibald Soak, a fellow kncizn about tOnin, as a prattitieb4
with the cups and balls, was bidtight before Mr
o.f Saint Gi CONANTIes f thkSioi
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Iling Magittrate, by Greta, One of
the beadles
having improperly converted to his Own use a bank note for 4.2d0;
which he had found.
It appears front the evidence which was stated by Green and
some mho; persons, that on Saturday afternoon, Smith, in passing
-by the Mansion-horse saw a mite• laying on the Pavement,
which
be picked up, and di're'cted his Steps to Saint Giles 's ' • on his arriell
be went into the Hare and Hounds, In Bantbriclge-street, kept cif,
a person of the name of M'Gorman, whom he informed what lie
had found; McGerrnan then said that be would give him 2100
for it and run thenakard of its being advertised. At this instant a
person of the name of Riley came in, to whom the circumstancip
was named, when Riley observed, that, perhaps it might be a bad
one, but be would go and see; he then left the house with the note.
After an absence of a little better than an hour, Riley returned and
took Smith oat of tile haute, and when they had reached the dead
wall against Bloomsbury Cturch; Riley said, it is rather doubtful,
yet to insure you, I will give you £4O for it,and take all the trouple
that may arise on myself ; but this sum Smith refused, when Riley
advanced £lO more, which Smith agreed to take, and at the sante
tit..., in the presence of the pot-bey belonging to M'Gorman,lliler
paid him fur the £2.:0 fifty sovereigns. After inquiry it turned out
that Riley, on possessing the note, ran off to the Bank, and, present- •
ing it, got it cashed ; Smith, bewever, was too much elated with his
success to be 4ukt, and went into another public-hou-e; whilst
there Green came in, whom- he wanted to treat; but which offer
being declined, he observed he mull ;Ilford it, as he had found a
bank note of £2OO. When Green learned how the case stood, he
tarok him into custody, and brought hint to the office. On avereain..
ing the number to be 9,196, Green, with the a.sistanee of Buck,
also a beadle, discovered that a Mr. Williamson, orange-merchant,
residing in Botolph-lane, Lower Thames-street, had received the
note from Everetts', the Bankers, opposite the Mansion-house.
Smith, after the case bad been investigated, was committed for
another examination ; and i summons was betted against Al•Gormani
which Westcott was ordered to execute. When he was brought
up yesterday, the. facts were then re-stated, when Mr. Constar,
atter severely animadverting upon the transaction, ordered him to
bad bail for his future appearance.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
Ifergaret Berton came up on a warrant issued against her,
to answer the complaint of Laurence Levy, (a Sheriffs' Officer's fol•
lower) who charged her with assaulting and impeding hint in the
execution of his duty.
Levy, as a Jeiv, being sworn on the Old Testament, deposed, that
on last Friday, having a writ against the defendant's husband, be
went to execute it. When he arrived at his lodgings, be sent in his
partner to ascertain if he was there, Ind finding that be was,he wis
proceeding up the passage for the purpose of making his caption,
when he was met by the accused and another female, who seised
hint by the 'collar and prevented his going further. He remon-
strated with her, but it was all to no purpose ' • and owing to her
interference he was unable to make his arrest, the defendant, Mr.
Robert Burton, having made his escape.
Mrs. Burton admitted preventing his entrance, which she thought
she was justified in ; for though she repeatedly asked him for his
authority, he declined exhibiting any.
Mrs. Burton was held to bail to appear at the next Session*,
should the complainant think proper to prefer an indictment
against her.
H ATTON-G ARDEN,
T.Ristley, pew-opener at the Foundling Chapel, was charged arid;
stealing Prayer-books, Bibles, Ike. from the Chapel. Ile offerettaa
elegantly bound Prayer-book to pawn at Mr..Rantsay's, in Liquor-
pond-street, who, seeing the name of a resident in Brunswick.;
square in it, observed was strange such a person 'should wish to
pledge an uncle of the kind, when rite prisoner jeeringly observed,
that it was unknown to what shifts great men were sometimes
reduced. Not satisfied, however, Mr. R. sent for an Officer, who,
on searching the prisoner, found duplicates for similar articles,
pawned at eighteen different places.—Remanded.
UNION-HALL
•
Iblersios Cord *as brought before the 'Magistrate, charged with
hiving a valuable stolen horse In his possession. The animal its
question bad been stolen from Chelmsford on the night of the 11th
February, and 'a reward of one hundred guineas was offered fur the
conviction of the thief. Hall, the chief (dicer, discovered the honer
in the prisoner's possession, at Seven Oaks, and immediately apple:
battled him. The prisoner said he bad purchased the horse from
a man named Williamson, for IW. and he produced a receipt to that
effect. The Magistrate said, if he did not produce Williamson, bp
should be held to bail, to answer the charge at the Sessions. lb
procured bail, and vras liberated.
WORSHIP-STREET.

Yesterday, Thames Herring, a vender of oranges and lemons, but
Who appeared at the bar fashionably dressed, was brought before
Mr. Onioans, the Sitting Magistrate, charged with-stealing a q *alb-
city of plate from the house of A. Samuda, Esq. a Portuguese suer.
chant, Ireddlng at No. 54, Spital-stluare.—Tbe primmer was rte
madded for further examination.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPE.
Riethmuller and Hillyer Fenehnrch-street, fireliers. Radars
and Shoobridge, St. Paul's Chutelt-yard, dress-makers. Gregory
and Moss, Epping. Wilson and Ssraks, Great Bissell-street;
Bloomsbury, booksellers, scc. B. R. and J. A. Barton, St. Mas,
saw-millers. Giles and Hawkes, West Bromwich;
schooknistresses. Ellis and Son, Lloyd's Coe-11606e, immune.-
brokers. WorraU and Paynter, Asbtoa.under-Lino. tea-dealers.
Branton and Haskins, St. John's, Westminster, slaters. Lucas
and Partridge, Lonl Acre, upholsterers. Marrisand"Lever, New
Radford, Nottinghamshire, lace-machine-builders. Potter and
Candler, Chelmsford, drapers. Godfrey and Searle, Stangate,
Lambeth, boat-builders. Loft and Lowther, Hull, wharflogen.
J. and W. Kew, Parliament-street, wine-merchants. Fawcett
and -Parsons, Cheapside, drapers. Dale and Ballard, Watford;
silk-mathine.makers. Wilton and Russell, Gloucester, bankers.
Shepherd and Herbert, Alderapte-street. Mass:gut nd,Turn-
bull, Hull, drapers. Wilsin and Macwhirter, Worthing.._

NEWOATE Aso LEADENHALL MARKETS, An 25.
Beef Se '4d to 4s Od 'lrEal 4e Od to. Ss 44
Mutton stid to As sd I Pork 45 od to Is id
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Myer 41 Os Od to 51 10s Od
Straw 1116. Od to 4l lls Od

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