Star.
London, England, 1823-10-15 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Catherine Fittgerskl, Isabella Sullivan, and Blicabeth ade, were
yesterday brought up for final examinations in the case of Thomas
Barnes, whom they were charged with having thrown out of the
window in Maynard-street, St. Giles's.
They were identified by Charles Reid, the constable, as well
as by Turner, a shoemaker, who lived immediately opposite the
house where he outrage occurred.
No direct evidence being given of Elizabeth Code, who is the
landlady of the house, being concerned, she was discharged. The
other two prisoners having nothing satisfactory to offer in their de-
fence,were fully committed, and the partici bouud over to prosecute.

MARY-LA-BON iTEOFFICE.

Yesterday a woman named Italy Weskit, with a child in her
aims, was brought before E. Datum, FAq. charged with a felony
In the house of R. Barclay, Esq. the banker, •37,. Devonshire-place,
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Mary-la-bonne.
lilizabeth Perry, the housekeeper to Mr. Barclay, stated, that on
Saturday afternoon bet, between three and four o'clock, she went
up stairs into her room, and presently an alarm was given that the
house had been robbed, and that the thief was in custody. She re-
turned down stairs and found the prisoner in the hands of Brant,
the beadle, with a shawl in his possession belonging to witness,
which he said he had taken from the prisoner, who mast have
sneaked down the area steps, and proceeded to her (the housekeeper's)
room, and from a closet therein stolen the shawl now produced.
Samuel Brant, beadle of Mary-la-bonne, stated that he saw the
prisoner in the area of Mr. Barclay's house; he concealed himself
behind the weather-board, and watched her manceovres, when pre-
sently he saw her go into the house, and stn her:es-non be stopped
her, and demanded what business she had there: She said she
wanted to get her boy into a school, andoiahed for the recommen-
dation of Mr. Barclay. He took her down the area again and
searched her, when be found under her arm a shawl, which she.
declared was her own property. He _alarmed ,the house, and the
footman coming down, the prisoner said shat she had asked him for
his master's recommendation.

The footman now denied her assertion, and declared he had never
seen the prisoner before in his lie. until he saw her in the.custody
of the beadle.

The Magistrate said, that to such an extent had this system of
plunder prevailed, particulirly in this parish, that it was high time
something was 'done to check it. The cgse being clearly proved
against her,he said he should Old &r. to take her trial.
The prisoner said in her defence that it was the first time of her
offendingelind that never in her Ilk wall she ever before a ,)lajis.
crate.—She was then fully commilled.•

Monday se'nnight the remains of the late Lord YA it-
soaouctie were interred in the Mausoleum in' Brocklesby Park,
followed by hirson, the present Lord, as chief *mourner, and others
of the late Lord's family; and attended hySir Resay bliumsoare,
Bart. Joan NELTHOZT6,. RAII. the Rev. Sir Cliaritss Amoesson,
Bart. the neighbouring Gentry, the, Mayor and, Corporation of
Grimsby, and, all the numerous tenantry. The tomb itci which his
'remains were consigned will be a lasting INQOUMent ti his Lori-
sbip's taste, being the must perfect specimen in 'ingrain!, perhaps
in Europe, of a Glecian temple, and eregtoll nuder,Ps. pwu basso-
dine and daily insPection.

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