Star.
London, England, 1804-07-07 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

. Ann Smith was indifted for having, on the ,6th
of June lafl, perpetrated the murder of her baßard
child.
‘ The firft witnefs called was Anthony Longare,
who depofed, that the prifoner had beerr•in his fer-
vice a fhort time before this affair happened. and
that the quitted it in a Rate of pregnancy. On
t to 17th of June an Officer came to his boat, and
fearcbed her apartments where fome child's caps
were found.
Hefter Mumford, a little girl, depofed, that the
Paoner lodged with her mother at Bethnal-green,
and that the witnefs lived in the fame honk, On
Vie tcth of June the went to bed with the Prifoner.
The Prifoner appeared very lick and about four
o'clock in the morning of the i6th (he rote and fat
upon the fide of the bed ; the witnefs (non after
beard a noife, and a cry as that of a child. She
afked what noife was that ? to which the Prifoner
anfwered, that was no concern of her's. She was
required by the Prifoner to get her a light, which
fie did ; (he then law the Prifoner go down to the
privy, and followed her fitly, and law her throw
fomething into it. The Prifoner then returned to
bed. and feemed much better.
Croft examined by Mr. Annsv.—She admitted that
The had been taken into a parifh fchool, but had
ben expelled nn account of mikondua. She had
flolen fome thillings, and charged another girl with
the theft and committed feveral other aas of mil:
condo& She and the Pritoner were not good
friends.
John Gibbons lived next door to where the Fri-
loner lodged. Upon information from Hefter Mum-
ford, be Icarcheil the privy and found the body of
a child.
A Mrs. Lewis depofed, that there was what is
called a caw/ upon the child, which is underftood to
prevent crying. This appeared to falfify part of
Heller Mnrnford's teftiroony, who bad raid that the
heard a child cry.
One Reine. a Police Officer. depofed, that he
nook the Prifoner into eullody: She fainted fevers'
times, and in the intervals exclaimed that the would
be hanged. The Officer Paid that the had probably
done nothing for which the could be hanged. She
replied, Oat the had, and then fainted ; but after Te-
a-erecting, laid, that the child was dead before the
threw it into the privy.
, _As the principal evidence was that of Heller
hiumford, who, from . feveral circumflances, ap-
lowed totally unworthy of credit, the jury acrunal
du prifoner of intentional murder; but Judge Roos.,
however, oblerved, that in confequence of a law
which had been lately palled, there was another
luettion which remained fur the decifion of the
ury. This law had very properly made a provifion
or cafes where it (hall appear that there is any thing
of culpable concealment in the condo& of the
mother of a baftard child. with refpe& to her preg-
nancy at an advarsced period, or with refpeit to the
birth of the child. Of the child, which was the 1
fobjeft of their prefent enquiry, being a ballard, there
was no doubt. It was proved that it was the fit II
child of the Partner at the Bar, and that (he had
never been married. It was proved alfo that the
bad made no preparation for the birth of the child;
and be alto thought that it was pretty clear that the
had endeavoured to conceal the faa of her having
been delivered. lithe Gentlemen of the Jury fhnuld
be alto of opinion that thefe fails hid been fairly
proved before them, notwithflanding they had very
very humanely, and very properly, in his opinion,
acquitted the Palmer of the former charge, they
would neverthelefs find her guilty of the prefent.
The offence was not capital, but it was punifhable
as the law new Rands ; and it became neceffary for
Them to decide whether they thought fuch a cafe
was made out before them?
The Jury immediately pronounced the Prifoner—
Guilty,
The Recorder then pronounced nearly the follow-
ing fentence :
Ann Smith, you have been eonviaed of a high
crime, upon a fair and deliberate trial, before a molt
Learned and Upright Judge. and a moft Impartial
and Honourable Jury. The Jury have acquitted
you of the charge of murdering your infant ; but
they have found that it was alive born, and a baf
ward, and that you endeavoured to conceal its birth.
As a warning to all others who may have any temp.
tition to commit the like crime, and as a mark of
the high difpleafure of the Court, it has retolved to
' inflia a heavy punithment upon you. It is there.
fore ordered that you he imprifoned in the Houle of
sCorreaion for the County for the fpace of twelve
calendar mouths, to commence from the end of the
1 prefmt Satin.
FORGERY.-IZognar &distil was capitally indiaed
' for forging and uttering f 1 il. bank notes, with
intent to defraud Andrew Peckham, John Nunn,
William Stone, and the Governor and Company of
the Bank.
Mr. Fianotitc, as Caunfel for the Profecutinn,
Rated the cafe, which was difclofed it. the following
' evidence :
Jofeph Timbell fail he lived at the Brilthoufe, a
public-houfe, kept by Mr. Peckham, at Somers-
sown. In May Taft, the prifoner, and feveral com-
panion., went there to drink and pars the afternoon,
they 'Junk tea together. and the Prifoner prefented
a it. note to pay the reckoning; witnefs carried the
note to hi. milbef, in the bar, who refuted to give
change for it, indefs the prifoner wrote his name on '
the back: it was therefore taken back to him for
that purple, and without halation he hacked it—
** William Humphries, No. 17, Charlton-Ilreet."
Withers obrerved, as loon as he law the name, •• yen
are a nett. neighbour;" (Charlion.flreet being near
the Iltilhhoufc,) to which the Partner aniwered,
of Ye., I am." Change for the note was then given,
and the prifoner and his party went as The
note being produced, witnefs knew it to be the fame
the pi honer had formerly given him.
Several vrinicffes proved the p ifoner never refided
in Charlton-ftreet, and that be bad giver a falfe ad-
ded'.
Mr. William Blifs, Infpraor of banknotes, era
mined the note, and defo Med it to be a forgery, the
fgnature 0. W. Collier," was not that gentleman's
kitiltd•Wt :tir..Z.
o'l the 2.11 h e.f June. • :•er the note had been flop-
ped at she liatik,W.iaei. ond a Polite -am we= to

the Priffiner's lodgings, No. 14, (tteen•areet, Drury-
lane, and took him into cuflody.
Jacob Thomas White, a publican, law the prifoner
at Brentford fair on the t 7th of May I lie was buying
Tome elided ham, in the fhop of Nunn, a cheefe-
monger, and threw down ail. note in payment,
which witnefs looked at, and told Nunn it was a bad
one. The Prifoner afked, " how witnefs knew it
was a bad one i" who anfwered, " how do you know
it is good ?" The Pt ifoner made an excufe thew, that
he had juft taken it of a perfon at the door, and
would go and return again immediately ; accordingly
he went out, but did not come back; witnefs endea-
voured to difcrver where the prifoner went to ; but
loft fight of him ; therefore Pealed up the note in
paper, and gave it to Nuon, to take care of, in cafe
it IhAuld be required.
John Nunn corroborated the evidence of the lan
witnefs, and had no doubt of the Prifoner being the
man who had given the note, which being produced,
was found to be printed from the fame plate as the
one offered to Peckham.
Mr. stone, a bircuit-baker at Brentfore, remem-
bered the prifoner coming to his (hop on the 17th of
May, to buy gingerbread, in payment for which he
gave a 11. note, and received the change; withers
(eon after difeovered he had two bad cotes, and fent
for Mr. Blifs to inform him of it.
Mr. Blifs acknowledged that two bad notes were
given him by laft witnefs on the 18. h of May, at
Brentford Fair; on examination they proved to be
like the others, which had been traced to the prifoner,
who being diligently fearched after by the Officers,
was taken into cuflody.
The Prifoner made an artful defence, Rating,
that he had taken the notes from a granger, whom
he had met at a public houfe, in payment for fome
cups and a watch which be had to dilpofe of. He
denied having feen any of the witneffes who received
the notes. After a charge from the Judge, the Jury
found the Prifoner guilty of tittering the note's, know-
ing them to be forged—Death.
Ont. jean was indicted fur felonioufly having in
his poffeffion certain forged al. Bank of England notes.
Smith, a Bow-greet officer, was fent to the houfe
of the prifoner to fecure him. The prifoner made
enquiry for his wife, and witnefs informed him, that
if he would go to a public houfe with him, he would
fee her. They all went together, when a man, who
was with him, and bad a portmanteau, Paid, he
Should not go with them, as he fhould be too late
fur the coach. The pritimer alto refilled to go, when
a fcuffie enfued, and he threw away a parcel from
his pocket, which one of his aflbciates picked up.—
The officer informed him, that if he did not Throw
the parcel to him, he world fire at him. He then
gave it up, and the officer, with great difficulty,
concluded him to Bow-greet. The parcel was opened
in the prefence of the itifpeCtor, which contained five
other parcels, in which were twenty 11. Bank notes,
which were all proved by Mr. Blifs to be forged from
one plate.
Mary White and Thomas Jones law the prifoner
throw the parcel to one of his companions, and beg
of him to run off with it, but he was prevented by
the officer's threat.
The prifoner fet up a defence, that he had come
by the fame coach from the country with his com-
panions, who had &fired him to put that parcel in
his pocket.—Guilty.—Trantpotted tor 14 years.
Ten were convieted of felony, viz.
Mary Davis, for Reeling a filver watch, the pro-
perty of R. Hawthornthwaite ; Mary Dale, for Reel-
ing a muffin gown, the property of A. Benzikirs ;
J..f. Pitt, fur Reeling a pair of breeches, the property
of J. Taylor ; Hannah Callahan and Eleanor Hot
laud, for fleeting a cotton gown, the property of J.
Jones; J. Oliver, for Reeling a pocket-book, contain-
ing notes, value 3111. the property of 5. Worton ; T.
Radiford, for Healing a handkerchief, the property
of A. Sherry; W. Dorrell, for fleeting a handker-
chief, the property of R. Dydc; W. Poufe, for Reel-
ing a quantity of opiunuthe property of W. Chapman.

At Hick's Hall, yelerday, Elizabeth Penni: was
found guilty of palling counterfeit dollars, and fen-
terced to fa months imprifenmeut. Erasers Warner
and Catherine gentling: were found guilty of paging
eountet reit &Brings, and fentenced to twelve months
imprifonment. 1111Ko.y, who had in five hours
palled 6.. at a public hook in St. Catharines, was
alto fentenced to fix months imprifunment.
Fotto ED Dans T. ---Yellerday a little boy, who tin-
detwent a lot met examination, and has finer been
in curlody a week, was reexamined before the LORD
Mayn't, at the Manfion-Houfe, on a charge of at-
tempting to utter A forged inftrument, purporting to
be a draft for tool. on the Houfe of Merits. Thorn
ton and Co. (ilankets near the Royal Exchange),
drawn and figned by Mr. Adams, a Solicitor, re-
fiiing in the Old Jury. The boy, in hating the
trantaftion, described himfelf to be an errand boy out
of place ; and that going through Sr. Paul's Church-
yard, he was accolted by a st ell dreffed man, who
gave him the draft, with direetions to to to Mars.
Thornton and Co.'s, and procure the change, pro-
mifing to give him a (billing, on his return to the
Chapter Coffee-Houle with the money. He ee-
-1 eordingly went and prsfented the draft, which being
examined, al.hough kV. Altlams's fignatnre was
pretty well imitated, was difcovered to be a forgery,
and corillquently (lopped, until the bearer could
produce the perfon who gave it him. The latter,
however, as was fufpeacd, could not be found, nor
has he yet been traced. It is prefumed, the offender
belongs to a gang who have of late carried on the
nefarious praCtice of forging names and indorfements
in a fiyle of accuracy hitherto unknown. Several
perfons, whom the b./ had lived with, gave him
A good charaEter; and his Lordfhip told the fa-
ther and mother, who attended, if they would find
1 two houfekeepers to be answerable for the lad's ap.
pearanc.: whets wanted, lie would dikharge him.
On Sunday, the toth ult. an infane perfon entered
i the Cathedral of St. Stephen, at Vienna, during di-
vine fer vice, and attacked the congregation with a
knife and fork,which canted a general onflernation,
and greatly diatithed the fervice. He was imme-
diately fecured, before he had done any mil-chief.
'ftc hotite of Mr. J. :i.O ST, of Waltham kdiil, was
late'y enured, and cant and *woe. to the amount of
t3ol. itolen from the bureau. Sufpicion immediately
falling upon a man who had lived krvant with Mr.
R. he was apprehended at Billerica, when upwards
of tool, were recovered. The culprit was armenitted
for re-examination.

ntrn.

On Monday, In the aftth ys Jr of his age, Samuel hiencelin,rq
one of the monist's of hi. MAjrity's Mitt.
On the aasl ult. -- Campton. loe driver of the ftageenech
betwixt Orem:eh aria (;lafgow, Ist,wn I.y the name of tt,e 04k,
In eonfrquence, as I 1...1. of a r.-on.:te h one Ferpufoil, upon
the evening of the set h c%t. io hid, right kg was
levercly frAetur,.l, r.r. lens. to.dc bit ch.,
_- ' •

HIGH WATEN. AT I ONION PP WC F. TO•MORROW,
Marring
Afteniona ••• • • It mum.. after 3

PALSIES, and GOUTY
Arn ai•n tr,..r Laval ennenerivant4, sl•afm, or
eying Paine, f latuleney. Indigeiti sn, ar.d general y.(i
hating In whatever Inure,' are r. llersd and frwriently cured by
WHrPEHLAD's Elicnce n( hinftard Prus, oust (very other
mean& bad failed.
The Fluid Ell4-nre of 741,Aar.] firfed with the Pills, in that
complainr4 where mesfrary) is p rhaps the molt aeli4e.pcnetrat
log, and eff.etual rerne,i4 in w eurisig she fevai.lt.

SPRAINS A ..D BRIIIS li,
than half the time ufual, f /rnr:,l!oe. Argue
b,reete. nr any other r I n•Arncati r ; of ufed im
tzted.ately alter any prcvci.t. the V.trring
_ _ . . .

It i. p•rpared arJ G 31.1 u a.. 91. • d. boy y R. jubn•
Ron. Arrdlet I,re a e.revt, Y.14,,.1.0rd0i1. and may
Lc kid d c'ay Mcdidmc Vccukt i& Grc.it 141/.1.11 ADA:Ir 4.144

ont Milky of Metrical inftltutiotts for the bener,
the Poor, Is fuNdantly proved. In the year 1743, ac
DaPEN CULT. in Sate4qesre, fwft opined OM of glie stadia re.
ecpmeles of tins kind, where &teaks. oppreikve to the beefier,
(tithes eruptive cake, elephantialls, fcruphula, &c. had a remedy
primed that wes fafe, palatable, and prevented the mechanic
bring leparated front his family, by its operation being Mild, And
requiring no conlinentent. The daily applitatione prove to the
world the efficacy of SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOL.
'SUFIC DROPS; and the riniunatic and gouty confider has a
fpccifie.
The Difrafary is open as ufual, and attendance given to con.
lider cafes daily, betimes the hours of eleven and one. Letters,
pott paid, with the uldi fee, will be penanally attended to.
Clergymen and other benevolent perinea in the country, may
have the Medicine at t reduced price, as guaL
Sold with a black *amp, at the Difpenfary, Seholviwtrs, in hot.
des of 58.64.; son.; and IL la duty included. Any acre' with
a different Ramp muit be iejurioes indiedema

Her (!race the Duch& of Lads.
The Right Hon. the Conon(' of Corke,
The Right Hon. the Countela of Mount *Trios
The Right Hon. the Canters of Shaftdbaryi
The Right Hon. the Coontc( of Darnley,
Theßlght Hon. Lady Caroline Cape!,
The Right Hon. Lady Bolton.
The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Spencer,
The Right Hon. Lord Ow f Hanle,
The Right Hon. Lord hihnp of Casale,
And many other Sri& and Englith NoWity, Gentry) and CSerno
too 00111CTOUS for lakstlon, _ _ _

HAVING adminillered CHINO'. WORM LO.
ZENGES to their own Children and others, with the mat
unpandieled facers, out only for Worms, hot sUa occebooally at
a mild and net-dray Phyfic, anise/stir fated to the Cadtitution,
have dune Mr. Ching the honour. topaarodze 64 invaltable
covert', and Itrongly to recommend it to all who value tick own
Health, and the Health of the ding Generation.
His Majelly has Afghans pleakd to aprea to the Patentee, his
Royal Approbation, tee. of the celebrated Vandalic in pretence of
the Qi.3 E and PRINCESSES, and& large circle of the Ira and
Dish Nobility.
By thus publicly rewarding the merit of an individual, the Me-
dicine has been eagerly fought after in all parts of Europe, and dua
live. of many tidelands have thereby undoubtedly been Laved. An
a Vermiinge it fiends unrivalled, and, as an opening Phyfic fee
grown Perfons or Children, Is found to he more gentle in itsope-
ration, and far more Meadow than any other Medicine; it is in.
acing In appearance, and plaint in lade, fo that Children gene-
rally are food of it ; by long and extenive experience the dace at,.
In completely apportioned to the age sad conaleation, that it can.
not polably injure the mod teoder infant, or delicate female.
•• As this Medicine la fo generally neceffary in every family,
it affords the Proprietor the stilton fatisfadloo to obarvc it will
keep good any lend/ of time, and In any Want*,
Sold whaler/Ile, ant: for exportation.by.Ching and leder, No. 4.
Cheapfide corner of Paternofter-row ; and retail by wit Medi-
cine Ventiers in every town in the United Kingdom, Is bocce as
ss. 6d and se 0. cab.tendlist Choultsbie Purple, is bones a
sec each, with dietitians, °good John Cling.

HAVING dedicated myklf to the Rudy, and been
gratified by the mat canildenbk pratitin in that brands
which I thought 'raper to feint, I trait that I hare not more mil.
es:so=, my time than thole who, In the matins field of dm
p an ocesfionally inunerfed In uncertainty. andeason
always attain that (needs which Is acquired by nocentreing the
int.:Canal power to one clefs of didordne
TheAlfeaks of DEBILITY arc peculiarly dtettling, for tier
bring with them • train of concomitant finetoms, end, by • do-
prelfion of all real energy, ealitenee Melt becomes anbitterei--.
Whether they sr& from the revaknoe dill example, thedeAruo-
eve habits of (noel-boys, or the lodelgences of maturity, they re-
quire the molt drawee profeSonal Coll i but by the Iversen
of uneducated me; the tympana nre agraratea, and the est,
tutton is &Brayed.
As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS,
_ . .

I ground my pet-talkies on regularity of educed on; and poffelfea
every privilege to preake,l fed styled entitled t o that confidence
with whirl I ha►e hitherto how fe liberally honoured.
In the &ft &dation, of local we Ode, early appikeftee win
prevail the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (of-
ferer. Irvin a confcionfmis of the unroanlieds of the vice web
ceded his misfortune, is &mid of the contempt or endure of kb
family ployfician. and broods over his inlirsity with careful con-
cealment, it mall be fatistm9 ory for him te be affbred not only
capability of treatment. but alto of the mo ft Inviobbk fecrecy.
And In recent Vegetal Complainu it is pea& toprevant pas.
danger or diftrefs ; in the malt complicated cafes it is the acqtden.
meet of !sclufaveterienee Ia this has to dal a fate, certain.,

and (reedy re-eftablittunent
I offer the advantage of this experlenee to thafedelther fez
are alilidted with any Mad of DEBILITY, of any (leptons' 4
VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the tenni al mow
aeration are fated on their(' latervkw.

Paeent;lntheeauntry-17eeiPededin Weide a Bank note, ay
are requelled to (pacify their age and manner of hying.
MARTIN BRIE,
Member of the Royal College of Serpens In Landoll.
No aq, Arundel-ftreet, Stmod. neat 'Temple Bar

To THOMAS TAYLOR, E.
No. 9, Xridge-Rreet, London.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March ri, 1.011; •
IBEG leave to inform !on, that ever rinse the year
A 1790, I have been added with the Lnes Venereal. vekkhs
from hs obltinately fading every courfc of medecine preferibedi
by the mat eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing &rad
revere motes of falivation, and twice ditcharged from the Mari-
tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the moR inveterate
nature. In the fpring of fait year my diforder bad got to loch •
head, as nearly to put a period to my exilic:lcm I had a large ;doer
on the crown of my head, one ea each arm, and my legs wee
broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully
fill, and had been in a Rate of ulceratiou for the lanky= yam;
my kit had air.> two brge nodes on it, was very much dlfcoloured
and gave me fuck excruciating pain, particularly when warm /*
lied, as nearly re deprive rise of relt. In this larnentahle Rate
was recommended by Mr. j. Thempon, (who received Co greig a
cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pula, which I
began to go on the Mai of May ; n the courk of a ortnight i be-
gan to receive benefit—in Uttk more than a mouth the ulcers es
my head and arms were roundly haled—fog( after the fore; so
my legs healed alts, leaving however, confiderable clikokuration
in the &in, and pain in the bane date left, which, by the Wr-
ung of Oars and a little longer perfeverance in your invaleable
Medicine, fuldided; the nodes daperfing, the tin regaining its
natural hue, and the notturnal pains gradually going et t thus
became, by your liberal advice and medicine,perfedlly free from
all my forma complaints—have recovered my former fpirit and.
strength, and am become jolly and RR, in which Rate hating
continued many month. to the alloniflanient of all who knew me,
am at a lois in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but leg
you, for the good of u;brr &String mortals, to make this my cfe
as public as Fable, a. I Rull as every meal:lon ; in fa doing yos
will greatly obhge,Sir, your gratdul, obediebt, very humble fee
vent, ALEX. bIUILIGER.
Swan's Clofe, Hish-fireet, Edinburgh.
Witocres to the above cure,—john Thompfon, No. 3. New
Poultry-market, John Minted% oia A Maltby dofe,Edinhuilk
Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor THOMAS TAY-
LOR, Member,d the Royal Colieloof Sau;ons, at his Hoak,
N 0.9, New liridge-ltreet, London ; where, alter • csoftan: re-
Gdsnce of more than thiny-fis years, in • prat:ties particularly di.
reeled M the cure of N'cr.,.ricl Complaints, sod thok incidental to
the Parts of lima:akin, with that invioi.ale frees cy which Men
of Hs Ptolclfion fh.,uld always °Verve in fuck calm he Barters
himself, the A.:VIC,' and afliftance be gratuitindly adminifters to
perbms taking this Medicine, will be dictated, by a dikerning
Public, as an advantage feldom attainabk,ansivuid of all ambiguity.
Alin gold, by Ids appcdnunrot, rret ae convenience of theft liv-
ing at a dillance, .t the P. rfurner's, No. is, St. Albsn'o-Rreet.
Pall-Mall; hr Tor-nloP. N. to;, Oxford-firm 1 Mr. Di/be
rough's, N 0.7, Fab rte. et-bait Mr. Sttcl,bookkiler, No. I, • Uni-
on-row, Link ; Mr. Baxter's, Sooth-bridge, Edna,
burgh ; Mr. Callwell's, Lubin ; and by one period in everyeme-
fiderable tiion in Great Britain and Ireland, In boxes of only
pd. cad,. fe..4,1 up, with full and plain din:idiom, whereby per.
(one of either lea may cute thenicires with safe, (peed, fecrecy,
and Liar.

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terhury place, Lambeth). at the Sr at Otani. No. I. Carey
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