Star.
London, England, 1801-09-25 00:00:00

before, (it aloe at that %lee hrld'heen before in
cultody on a funibir chat e) he thought it Was
not very Jactranugsons tot lum to appear' its prin-
cipal in the butiueti. The wicket& thanfore ap-
plied to Mefon to pure/safe the leather, and be
gays the fame account of what peed between
them as was fitted by the heft *had's, In the
evening of the fame. day Brice. jiimpo&d that he
fhould go to one.Reas to offachnit the. Cale of the
leather ; he accordingly west the next morning,
but nothing. cameo f-the grornfitiOri. .He Cud
alto, that Brice had told him thathe saga id.itgant
for Higgs, who had lent army the.teasher
as a pawnbroker, a trade which Higgs formerly
purfued. To corroborate this ftatement, be !hewed
the witnefs a letter, bttt it wa,s not proved .to be
the hand writing of Higgs.
The ferw.un of Mr. Crawley was then again
called, and prdvcd that the leather found by
Griffiths, in the liable of Higgs, was his mafterfs
ProPertY•
Mr. ALIA, far the defendants, made atery ani-
matal defence : in which he contended, that the
felony Was not fulficieusly proved, from the want
of the teßianoay of Hr.. Craw*, the proprietor
of the goods.
The COI4IIOII StIIjEMIT having rerouted up the
evidence to the Pry, with appropriate comment,
after. very Brom deliberation, they returned a vet-
diil of play, againit Henry and James •Higgs, the
two brothers, but acquitted the fon Edward Higgs
and Brice. . •

The fame day the RECORDIM prodanneed on
the following Convias, for the following offences,
Sentence .f Death.
Thomas Matey alias Peter rlizorater, fur a burglary.
William Cooper, foe Reeling goods abaft tie value of 40*.
la a dwellingiicoole. .

toiofeph D;ele for a bugler/.
feph Heff for Reeling a lamb.
ch. PMMS for Reeling goods of the value of operands doe.
in a ihretilng-hoof:.
Join Palter am Jena, for the fame offence.
?elapses Kerner, alias John Brant, fur the fame offeace.
Robert Pares, alas. etsoold, for being at law contrary to
his fentenee. - -

ICIcII r t Akorti for hoefe-iteafing.
reim Howland and Plied Freke for a hatglary.
William Gottfried, for Reading goods of upwaids of ecs
value, in a dwelling-119de, Is the day time, no perfon being
therein ; and
John I'd's, for Resting threetambs,andeetwit'led left Maas.
'The following fof Seven Years tranfpartation:
Charles Deberdietet fer felonionfly marrying, an the osth
of April lA, rUz. Proroit, his former wife being Being.
James Auftin, for robbing the wailt-houfe of T. Wigington,
in Rofe-ftrect. St. Luke's, upon the 28th akar WI, of bed•
ticking,vind other bed•farniture.
Ridded Leonard, for Mang a aseaseranduas beak the
property of James Angler.
Jofeph Hcilford fee Reeling frets the perfon of Richard Haz
dial a sl. note, eleven I 4 natal, and a leather pocket-book.
James Simplon for privately Reading a diamond bracelet.; and
fame other articles, the property of Mr. Coodwin, In his %op.
Henry Phelps, for itraling from Edmond Brown while he
was
ieL&Beep, In his {edgings, a hirer watch and a ilik handler-

Thomas Brute, a Mack, for ithding a rilk handkerbillef,and
Os (Wimp In Atter, the property of Stephen Doyle.
Saone! Richardion for fclonioufly fteallng and embeeciing
a SOL Bank Note, in the eourfe of his employment as !errant,
to John Burrows,the property of the laid John Borrows
William Cranfield. for healing ralb. weight of tea, the pro-
perty of Rowland Heine.
William Hunt, for Reshot a piece of beef, the property of
Thomas Pug.
John Hugbea, for Calla; Ob. weight of beef, the property
of John Slivrficr,
Samuel Crops and John Edwards, for (teeing a roil of ker.
fryrnere, containing two yards, the property of George William
Goodwin, man's meroet in lisdforsh-Cours,"Covent-Oorden.
John. Harmony, for ;tailing, on the 6th of Aura, twelve
pieces of tarteifiAbtla, value al tea. the property of Mare.
Macdonald.

Thomas Dumas, for Keating a metal watch with a gold fell,
the propellor Henry Kalmar's Hindr,
Martha Harbour, for Real% a meal watch the property off
Edward King.

Thomas &new, for Ilealing two choice cuthionc, the pro-
perty of Thome (Nemo.
Modred Rok, for angling an apron, the property of Jantai
Blackwell.

Thomas Greenaway, for ftealing a fuck of oats, the property
of James Affix.
Ann Bateman, for &ding fitadry snicks, the rroperty of
D:nah Brian, in the bereft. of Mr. Wikiron, in Grolvonor-place.
Ann Gill, for hailing eight Lewis, the property of John
George.
John Harris, for fteArtg a pair of ewers mid s watch, the
property of Hurrah Laeu, a widow, tato whore lode he had
entered by • back window.
. .

John Piice fee butgiarioaly breaking and entering the dwel-
ling-hos& el Jolt's White, and Ruling therein a variety of ar-
ticles, Ms property.
Henry Latarus her Reeling, en the loth of Angell, fair
handiterebiefl, and case napkin, value vsv privately in the Imp
of louses Coate and James Brawn, their property.
Matthew Veil, for burglarlaufly breaking and entering the
dwelling-boofe of William Belton, and frlnnionfiy Reeling
therein a variety of articles, chitfly of women's wearing ap-
pad, the property of Robert Clerk.

. .
Neph J.oachim, James jams, Jahn Baddt, Jo Ealy, Ed-
wanl Masiday, aad Sarah &alders.

Thirty-three were ordered to be imprifbned in
Newgate t nine in the Houle of Corredion at
Clerkenwell; fevcn to be publicly, .ind eight to
be priv/tely whipped.
The SelEons were then adjourned until Wednef-
day. the 28th of Otiober.

Yonts ma, and Hear, 14p, who were conri&ed
of a mlfclemeanor, were ordered to be imprifonect
in Newgate for the (pace of fix months, and each
to pay a tine—James tool. and Henry Sol.
Two of the prifoners ho were ordered to be pub-
licly whipped, are to receive their ponilhment as
follows, viz. Robert Myers too yards on Cos,'s
()spy, and William Bl.tagrove, too yards in Mil-
ford lane.