Star.
London, England, 1818-08-13 00:00:00

MVltbEit AT IPSO M.

Some further particulars having transpired re.
sinning the atrocious murder of Ely Cox, yes Stria,
JAMES TROTTER, JCSEPII GLISiSTID,
other. Magistrates, .assembled at Epsom, when
-officers, -May and Hall, brought before them dr.r
men strongly suspected so belong to a tiesperate gar!
of poachers, whose depredations about that panel t.s
country have been very c‘tensive and daring. . Tdeir
names are, Jan Jones, William Borer, and tr
JOieys ; but after a long investigation, rEcit.
lofficers and prisoners were examined, the
to the grounds of suspicion against the 1;..:t.
the latter in explanation of their conduct ir.
to the charge against them, the Magistra:
dered that the evidence was not sufficteral)
implicate them in the murder, and tae;
Hald
l, the officer, stated to the Magistrati
had a communication to make renectit
Osborne,* the man in custody in Hs ,:ca,
jail on suspicion of the murder, c,
to be of great importance. When 0: bane
examined, he and May the officer scarc.-%i
in every part with particular carefulaets,
nothing that could support-the sasp.:i.,l
to his apprehension. Subsequent.'.- a in
'having stated that he saw a bloody an::
borne s cotter, when he was delivc.i7.-
n.
at his door, caused him so make a secoad re;
he found an apron in the conditien destaibe
boy, in a dark room intis premises, whi
Lis committal to prison. Since then, he as
ther officeawent to Osborne's 'cottage,
made search, when a pair of pantaloons,
bloody, and a waistcoat, with several marl
upon it, were found, between the sacking
stead and the bed, a place v:Lici, was scan
first instance in the most careful manner,
time the bloody apparel could not have .
deposited: without having been dit.coveree,
pantaloons and waistcoat were very much
a shirt. which appeared to be newly r
found by them in the same place, that v
tern to pieces. T.te officer producci ewe a
the Magistrates having viewed them, for
with great attention, seemed to eaten,
stranger suspicions of Osbome's being cc
the murder than they had before.
An ordtr Was sent to Honerrtonger-la
Osborne shoidd be. kept in a room by hi
he might not have an opportnnity of corn
with improper persons. Exertions for u
or the guilty persons continue to be cam,
increased vigour, as more than one are si
have been:implicated in the murder.

HADrOIq Gestnr..c.—Fonoeo NOTESr-
a young man of. the =me of Jo. •7:7
charged- with passing a , forged £1 lis•
note, in payment for a handkercl.ie=.;
the shop of Mr. Isaac tlucher,
inn-lane.—itemanded.

QuEss-savARI..--Yastereay, Veazr.
Hwt•itz-Tok,cifJanies-'t.-ee tirimlics.

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plaint against Mr. John Perriv„
ford Arms, Stafford-Place, Pirslico, IL

disotderiy house. The defendant had cn::
session Oa -:the 7th iUstant, 1;13 it appear

house had been built by a Mr. Penji.i, who Las..
opposed lay_ the Colones in his endeavours to sibt:;•.:
'Stance. Mr. Penny, hiwevcr, succee.aed the lsst
tensing day 'in übtaigirg the license, and let is
house to the- defendant. The Colonel now
that. since the opening of the house, his family
been annoyed by the noise proceeding from it. Et
would, however, confine himself to one tune, nine?,
last Saturday night ;—he came home about :tie
o'clock, and was tortured by the noise and shi'ag,
drinking of toasts, Jac. till twelve, when he slat c.t
and informed the watchman. 'They found the
closet:, but the persons making the noise were in
Mr. Penny, junior, was proceeding to state ail
pains the Colonel had taken to oppose the license,
he was stopped by the Magistrate, who obsessed,
that had nothing to do with the case brought )-
him.—An individual accused the Magistrate
MARICLAND) with having listened to the Colonel:
vately before they came In ; but the Magistrate
nied this, and said he refused granting any .
it all on the Colonel's complaint.—Mr. Simmor.
neighbour to the defendant, insisted on being ha
He said the Colonel had two watchmen, on bit,
night, to take any person who went into the pa)
house—it was then only half past eleven cat
After considerable altercation on the part ci L
fendsint's friends, the case was ordered to be rep
in the regular manner, at the next licensine-day
. MaaLsokounn-sinew.—A
Yesterday Elisabeth Key, a' young woman, iv
purlieus of St. Giles's, was brought up for
nation, charged with defrauding two fema:e
of £l2 and upwards, by way of cheiw.—The
Ft
ner had often catenated the planets at to one cf
females, but her promises not having been reali)
the pretended to have been invested with
powers, which were more expensive. To pi
for great events, the kitchen window-sliutters
closed, lights produced, and the prisoner be;a.
work the charm, by bottles of different cee-rti
quids. Besides other great promises, the girls art,,
to have four hundred pounds in three weeks, bY
.3.0;1's depositing a cer,ain sum of money rat
ground, in the garden, but unless done with secs
the charm would be broken. The credul:ns
advanced Cl 2, and shut the back window-fi-uo
while the prisoner hid the treasure, which —as r
duce the four hundred pounds. This ass two
and sire was to return to raise the
,three weeks ; but not returning, the girl. veva
'dig, but in vain, One of them met the prise'
`few days since in the streets, and caused her to.
,apprehended. The parties not isipearing, e
stance, she was let loose ugail.
Umtost-BALL.--Yesterday tlr. BlaAord,el:'
'taloon of the Cobourg Theatre, was charged by
Collet, who is emplo)ed in the A-age depar..rtnl
the samelleatre, with as,aulting and be '
on the'recedieg evening in the Property-room.
case was discharged.

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