Star.
London, England, 1816-12-25 00:00:00

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. : The Poll fihsilly. eland yestertley in the aural,
goiltated Wards. "S.
'• itesawe'reine. wenn.
• Dopey iloyword es 1 Mr. Gtbsoa 53'
Mr. Bate. - :••. SS Mr. Gilts-An sa
Mr. Langres ' 111 Mr. Colensan . 10
Mr. kelors . 56 Mr Sowerby 29
Mr. Dibbin - . 57 °Mr. Blackmon 48
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Mr. Elliott S 4 'Mr. Oliver . ST
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Mr. Mackie 60
Ibis Ward returns twelve Members.
IntutiVoooo WITHIN.
Daniel Pinder 344 William kirk chud 333
Robert Westwood 341 Georre Walter 532
Thortuld ilisekist •.
• 346 John Leigh . 328
Joseph Hayed' 343 1 James Seatcherd 111:5
John Crowder 353 bowie J.ewis 335
John Walker . 333, , lulus Winkle . • StO
Jo.rph Daw' . - 35111- howl Pearsall 305
NVam althea • 3381, 18118 hiscciat sIS
Matn Oldham . ' ."114 i °Malcolm Ounnett . 184'
„. . This Wok Online £1 Members. •
TOW in WARD. •
Mr. Simnel Wright 141 Mr. Loess • 108
Mr. Dtinkald .. • 235 Mr. Stuart - 266
414 r. Sagas a 222 Mr. Samuel DizOn 201
Mr. Skipper • ' 223 Mr. Genet . 183
Mr. Cawthorn, • in S 1 Mr. Laing . 183
Mr. Bridges 906 i °Mr. Corcoran 140
Mr. Hutchinson. 107 1 •
This Ward returns twelve Members.
COB WHILL.
Mr. Chapman 70 I Mr. Barraud 60
Mr. hick . 67 M.'. larks . 69
Mr. nifint • 65 • Mr. Lyon • 3s
Mr. Ansel . 63 °Mr. Nicholson 60
This Ward returns six Members.
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MANsioN-Home.—Yesterday, a miserable looking
object, named Charlet Siddons, was brought to town
in custody of an officer from the neighbourlesod of
Barnet, by order of
.a Justice of the Peace, who
caused him- to be apprehended as a person concerned,
•by his own acknowledgement, in the riot.. Before
be was brought into the presence of the Lotto Mayne,
there was a report in circulation that young Watson
was at last found. Every eye was fixed upon the
bar when Watson was expected to enter, but when a
poor man upwards of 40, deformed, and half-starved,
and in nothing resembling the idea possible to be
ft.rmed of Watson, hobbled into the Justice-route,
there was a general sneer at the mistake.
The LOUD MAYOR immediately corrected the sup-
position that seemed to prevail, by stating that the
le:ter respecting the prisoner charged him with hav-
ving.been concerned in the riots, but did not at all
insinuate that he was the person who formed so pro-
minent a character amongst the rioters. His Lord.
ship then read the depositions upon which it had
been thought necessary to hand over the prisoner to 1
the Chief Magistrate. The evidence stated, that the
prisoner had boasted of being in the riots, and of
Laving seen the man shot. It further stated, that
Siddons said he would be hanged if he was caught,
but, notwithstanding, if he had an opportunity, he
would shoot the Prince Regent.
The Lola" MAlott asked him what he had to say ?
Siddons said he knew nothing about the business, de-
clared that be went into the country at eleven
o'cl Eck on the day of the riots, end that he did not
went to shoot nobody. ***AO
Two of the witnesses upon the Skinner-street•trans
action attended at the office, and said they had never
seen the prisoner before. The prisoner's wife said
her husband was very silly when he drank, and talked
a great deal without doing any thing.—Discharged.
We understand that evidence of a conclusive aa-
ture will appear on Saturday against Gunnell:
GUILDHALL..-.-Yesterday -- COUSiista a boy taken
nn Sunday night, at twelve o'clock, with a gun in his
hand, by the patrols of St. Andrew's, Holb huh was
finally examined before Alderman AISSI•RY j he was
suspected of having stolen the gun dining the Spa-
fields tumult, but his master, a chimney-sweeper.•
came forward on this occasion, and proved the boy
bad received the gun from his father to shoot spar.
rowa. It appeared, on the whole, dint he was an
honest lad, and the Magistrate discharged him.
BOW,STiltitT..■•FOOTPADS..f.davand Nesitay was
brought to the oalce, having been apprehended by
Clement 's party of the horse patrole sationed at
Rumford, on suspicion of being concerned with others
in divers footpad robberies it Estes. James Oibbs,
one of the horse parole belonging to this station,
stated, that in consequence of having received infor-
mation of several footpad robberies lately in Essex
by three men, and the prisoner answering in every
respect to the description of one of the three, he went
to his residence yesterday morning, between twelve
and one o'clock, and found him in bed with his
clothes on, for which circumstance be could.give
reasonable account. He has bees a long time a sus-
picious character in that part of the country. The
prisoner was committed for a week, one of the parties
who bad been robbed being very ill.
It is owintto the gang of footpads in Eases, con-
listing of three, of which the prisoner is supposed to
be one, that aid Watson and his party were stopped
etc/tabimte.
Gawk was charged with ass *rim a limit
robbery as has been committed fora length of time.
Mr. Charles Carter, an engraver, of the Strand,
stated, that between four and five o'clock on Monday
afternoon, as he was passing near Temple-bar, he
found his way impeded, and on turning his head over
big left shoulder, he observed the prisoner with the
skirt of his coat lifted up in his hand, and taking out
the contents of the pocket, and found himself sur-
rounded by two other men, who in feet pinioned him,
itool so intimidated him that he had not power to re-
sist or call for assistance, and he continued walking
on in that state for some distance, till he came up to
Charles Carter, the street-keeper, to whom he gave
the prisoner in charge. The prisoners ran off and
made their escape.—The prisoner was committed
for trial.
Out RAGIC.it will be recollected' that a short time
since four Resurrection Men were held to bail at
Union Hall, on a charge of breaking into the dissect-
ing-room at St. Thomas's Hospital ; assaulting two
of the students, and cutting to pieces two of the
• bodies prepared for -lecturing upon. Oa Friday last,
. about six o'clock in the evening, the same four per-
sops again found their way into the dissecting-room,
and had proceeded so far as to destroy two subjects,
when they were discovered by the man who has the
can of the dissectiatroom, Who immediately sent for
a ca sitable,but before he coidd Mi.! they had made
their escape through a window and over the back part
of dm premises..-