Star.
London, England, 1823-12-13 00:00:00

It was zow intimated to the Coart,„tbak Mr. Eyeri, a
respectable shopkeeper in rall;makwlso happened se
be constable titbit night, and tdeli the charge taint
the prisoner,, was In Chum He was entied, and deposed I
that he wets in the wateh-boose soon after the prisoner
was brought in. She was 'embed, •and some money
found upon her. When thearasetty was produced, and
before the prisoner could see itplitr. Byers coveted it
ttp with his book, and then asked her how much money'
sHe had had? She replied, that she ought to have 235. i
He then counted the stun taken from her, and it
amounted to !Ss. O'd. There were also found .upon
her some pawnbrokers' duplicates. One was of a pelisse
pawned on that day for Ids. and another of a bonnet
pawned the day before for Ss. Smite other duplicates
of a few days' earlier date were also found upon her. -
The witness Mrs. Hall was again celled back, and in
answer to questions from Mr. CRZSWELL, said that shei
did not live with her husband, but she got her bread,
honestly, and her character would bear investigation.
She was asked with whom she did live, but the Court
overruled the question. If the Counsel could shew from
other evidence, that she /witness) conducted herself im—
properly, he might do so, but she- was not bound to,
answer any question which might subject her to penalty
in the Ecclesiastical Courts.

Mary Anil Beaumont was now called back, and ac-,
counted forlite:.absence of Mrs. Cole (the Lady with,
whom ptisoner bad lived for three years and a half), byi
stating that she (while's) had called on her last ntgbt,,
and that Mrs. Cole was prevented from coming by a
severe cold. Another person was also to have appealed
to prisoner's character, but he also was prevented from
attending by illness.
The RECORDER now again proceeded to sum up. Ile
observed, that to him the fact of the prisoner having,
declared to the constable the amount of the money
taken from her was by no means conclusive of her in-
nocence; for she might have had time in the interim to
know the amount. Neither did the duplicates of the
articles pawned appear to him satisfactorily to account
for her possession of the sum of 2:35. for a person in her
situation would not be likely Co pawn a second article oil
her dress, if the produce of the first was unexpended.
Mr. ChZUWELL.-My Lord, I beg to submit to yout
Lordship, thAt there is no evidence before the Court that
the prisoner had expended the money, which it appears;
from the duplicates in her possession, she Obtained oe
her clothes.

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The Ilcoonnat.—Sir, I think this intertOptft"-*ry
improper.
Mr. Cnesswitzt..—.My Lord, with gran respect,
think it my duty to state the fact as impottant to my client.
The RECOlWltar—gitik it is improper, and you go tie-
yond your duty in this Paterruption. I AO sute
case to the Jury not according to your impression of It,
but according-to my own. His Lordship then proieeded
to remark ,on the other parts of the case. The Spry, he
were not bound to take his impressions of the case
but lie was bound to state them; and if they believej
the evidence for the prosecution, which he did nottint
satisfactorily-answered by the evidence for the deWce,
they would find the prisoner Guilty. If, on the °tiler
hand, they did not think the case proved, they ivattld
give the prisoner the.benefit of that opinion.
The Jury, after consulting together for about a mi-
nute, returned a verdict of Not thrifty.
The verdict' appeared to site general satisfaction LI
the audience, which was very numerous.
John Broomfield, aged 11, and Wm. eadilant, aged
12, were indicted for stalling a till, and Ils. in money;
the property of -- Treharne.
The prosecutor told his'story,bot it appearing to con•
tradict his depositions Wfore 'the Nags:trate, the
amour, told the Jury that ft was.nOt sufficient to con-
vict the prisoners, lad they were accordingly acquitted.
Mary Young Was convicted of stealing two sheets,
Sallie 4s. the property of eforge Death.
James Higgins was indicted fbr stealing ten pounds
'of pork, the property of Wiliam Palmer. fhe fact was
clearly proved ; bait appeared • from the statement of
the prosecutor hi. elf, that the prisoner, his wife, and
family, were in. the utmost distress at the time, Two
witnesses gave the prisoner an altellent character for
honesty and geissersd good conduct for a period of chi
yeas. The after, in tears, pleaded hard for mereb
and deseribathe great distress under which he and Ilia
children wekelibourtng at the time of the transaction.
The isft lbund the prisoner Guflt r, and the Recoil-
Wmonishing
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of these placard-hewing litaralieiron to the Change wok "
chants, one iill whom desired that the link dined*" egochit •
wowed. On. his (Bradt) oteravotasint to remove the gar.tist
samisbe4 cos of tilt PhiCsnikwidi his 4:salt 41 ns of9mi
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By the third section of t2ie late VaLrant Act; I
persons imposing, or endeavotnlng to impose, um iirt
private individual, by false representation, zither
bally or in writing, with a view to obtain money, ot
some other advantage or benefit, are to ciemzei
rogues and vagabonds, and may be sent tq hard label
in the House of Correction for any time not escethling
three months, nor less than one month.'
The Act of Parliament which authorised the bad.
ing of a new Post-office, confined the whole edifice, wheg
it shall be completed; within the- precincts of the City.
To obtain this privilege, the -City agreed to pay one.
tired of the expense.
We understand *deceased Mr. Weave, and 80%
one of the persons charged with bis *inter, were**
party of gamblers in .Bell's Court, in this town, whole
apparatus was seized by the piolice same tittle ago. net
'passed then under different names.-7 yse Merely,.
Buell is the effect of, persfSeranie and industry
As science of 'Medicine, that treat antsibets, of whotsand
V/gored under the -mad painful aciddata's" vie
Incite pronounced incurable by weal:table ensctieestra. sad
discharged from HoNdiaistitsee bcca restored to perfect heM
the celebrated Dr. LOT, whe,after loft j.
dolt. is enabled to remove the ninstobstinate Venereal
however long awl thr*i tied in the babit..-Eptption‘ Plan
the Limbs. obstinate Girona, Dimness Sisljtas Nodes ep *ip*
;bones, Licersqoa, and Sere Throats, are ming the moms
litistrig Mat of insitroper &cement, and which nitimut dowry's':
dinner prove fatal. The Doctor is convoked daily bT pdfasitet
bath senor, at ss, Dassault, Sabi, tad
ford-street, Rtsckrrlars awl Lega*, licaldal IW,I Alga ancol
part of the eputtop, stab! Wry s hie!

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