Star.
London, England, 1809-07-06 00:00:00

OLD BAILE2'.

Yesterday twenty-seen prisoners were hied, 21 of
hnm were convicted of felony, viz.
Claridge DaWlea, for stealing a pair of sheets, value
3s. in the &gelling hone of Joseph Wheeler, a publi-
can, in Whiteehapel.
(Miami Ihnsom, for stealing a copper saucepan, and
two brass candlesticks, from the dwelling house of
W. Humphriei, in Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields,
where the prisoner was a lodger.
Ilanson, the brrither of the prisoner, fnr steal-
ing a looking-glass, a goblet, anda clothes brush, from
rite same house. _ _

Mary Mann Stredrier, for stealing, and Richard
Bre:A:Pr for receiving, knowi►►g them to be stolen, six
crank winders belonging to regi•;tcr stores, the pro-
perty of Mr. William Bound, of Clerkenwell, flirnish-
ing ironmonger, by whom the prisoners had been for
borne time employed.
The Court, to aTord its protection to manufactur-
ing houses, immediately sentenced Martin to-be trans-
ported seven years, and Brewer 14 years.
C. 'Ewers, for stealing a liquor machine, four sheets, &e.
Charlotte Rob: r:!, tor stealing a watch.
• lA'. Rogers, for stealing a quantity of tobacco.
I. Matlock, for stealing five shillings worth of halfpence,
T. Jones, for stealing two pigs.
T. Johnson and Elia. Davis, for stealing a remnant of cotton.
-Non Cartwright, Mary Kite, and Judith Barrett, fur stealing a
watch. _ _ _ _

R. Patefivid, for stealing two bottles of sberrr.
R. Spain, for embezzling seven shillings an.l nine-pence.
I. Ileadnell, for stealing snore sibier cuttings and bullion.
W. Kenny, for stealing a piece of bacon.
ion, for stealing a watch ; and
Sarah „All.:n,for staling slit aprons.
And six were acquitted.

The Calendar having,' bcfn gone throngli, the RE.
CIRDMt proceeded, after an admonition to the unfor
tunate prisoners, to pass smtence of D.itli upon the
following:—
Jades. drown, for horse-stealing; Thomas Bone, for hoti-ie.
breati:.g ; William Higgins, f,ne stealing goods; value 41. 9s. in a
dwAling-hOuse; William Lowe, for stealing goods, value <ls. in
a ilwLtiiig-Itouao ; Nlattliew Powell, for stealing guns, velar
1 In a diacHing-house; William Jonet, alias Henry Sincla!r,
aEls John Sell, for forgery; Charles Henry itavenscrufr. for a
11,, offence ; ; obn Warner, for stealing goods, valet 161. 18s. in
; Lima ',Vanden, fur stealing goods, value 71.
is a ; Horton White and James Smith, for bur-
111-caking awl entering the dwelling-house of I:ranck
:Atwell, I: iv,. with an iittent to steal; William Lotv,, fur re-
turning from transportation; and Joseph HeAdy, fur stealii g
;:ids, value 91. in a dwt:lling-house.
Wi;liat... Louth was s.nitenced to be trl:-.-p-,...ted foe li.e term of

his natural life.
Tsventy-t7irce v,tere nrriered to be transported for seven years,
viz. Mar; Bates, Ann Brown, Ann Cooper Thomas Hutchin-
son, tobn Reed, Sarah Yates, Mary Parker, C•ark, Coha-
rine Muty',e, Mary Newman, Mary Cohen, Margaret Bird,
Jun Cowart!, Mary Farrell, Margaret Alaegnire, Charlotte
ttolt:mts, The-nag pros, Thomas Johnson Eliza-
betaDava:, lultn lieadnell, Henry !Martin
trcdtler.
Richard Brewer was sentenced to be transported for 14 years.
Six wore ordered to be ii prise: in the f !male of Correction
at Clerkenwet!, for on- y r—l.lev:n were o7erred to he Im-
prisoned in the for six (nr•ntets rach.—foor-
teen were ordered t- n.• nnpribore.l in Newgate, for various
periods.—Ei..eht view t:Cered to he rivatol r, and three publicly
whipped.—Tbree linen Is each and slischarge(l.—Ten ;:element
respired.—And 9 were discharged t.; proclamation.
Henri Ravenscrof: roost so:o_..r.i,nly proteved his in-.
noefece of any Intention to doil-and his prosecutor,
•and S• 11 addressed the Court at considerai,l length.
He said that the greater put of bas life had been de-
voted in the service of his country, and aolemnly dis-
claimed intention towards his
Claimed any Prosecu-
tor,
Wilson, a puhlw:ril, of Stretton-groumd, West-
Min and . that h w e as utterly ignorant
that the
ster
draft vrisa forgery, or lie newt 'lnv! uttered

it ;he meruly deposited-it dlt 'Security for thirteen-1
shillings which he burrowed.
John lidleue,one of the prisoners sentenced ror seven
years transportation, ae.dressed the Court. He said he
bad served 1-Iyears in NewSoudr Wales,where he was
master of four prosperous plantations. He only came
home to see his friends, and hoped the Court would
send him there again.
The RECORDER told him he was about to be sent
there. He bowed most thankfully to the Court, and
retired from the dock in high spirits.
The Court then adjourned to Wednesday, the 18th
September.