Star.
London, England, 1817-07-04 00:00:00

rAtiNcii J. WYATT.

This was an actioo for the recovery of dl9 due
by the del, iid.int to the plaintiff, who W. 4 S a tavern-
•lceeper, for occasional board and lodging,
Toe bar• maid proved the debt, and that she had
been in the habit of furnishing the delendant with re-
frebhments, at the tAvern, from the 27th D.cember to
the 2tith January last.
Verdict was given for the plaintiff fcr dI9 and
co.ts.

The bobiness of the day WM qnite uninteresting.
OLD BAILEY.
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Yesterday Jobs er-c-x;,--t-h-e-s.-silor of boxing noto-
riety, WAS capitally indicted for stopping Joht Bower
Willoughby on the King's highway, putting him in
fear, and taking from his person a gold hooting
watch, chain, and seals, in Hyde Park, on the 23.1
of MA y.
The prisoner had lost one of his eyes. He had
fought several battles during these two years, parti-
cularly with &twin: and Robinson the Black.
The prosecutor, who stated himself to he footman
to a lady in Baker-street, said, that he left there for
a walk, at tea o'clock at night, on the 23d of May.
He strolled into Hyde Park, where Ile w:ts acco.ted
by a man, who solicited charity. He was immedi-
ately atter attacked by two men, one of whom WAS
the prisener ; he was knocked down, and the pro-
perty was taken from him, having been previously
asked, if he had a watch ? The prosecutor called out
to the person who had just before solicited charity of
him ; but he did not come, and witness supposed he
WAS in conjunction with the rolpers.
Sibley, a pipe-maki.r, had been drinking with the
prisoner from half•past four o'clock on the day of the
robbery till eleven at night, at the Canteen, Knights-
bridge. witness was in custody at Marlborough-
stract Police Office for the robbery, but he was
discharged. He proved that he accornpaisied the
prisoner through the Park, and that they were both
inebriated. On cross-examination, he stated that he
was not with the prisoner all the way through the
Park.—Guilty—Death.
Jane: Lindsay was again indicted for forging and
uttering another Banker's cheque, with intent to de-
fraud Messrs. Fraud and Co. his employers; in other
counts, it was alleged, with intent to defraud Measrs.
Snow and Paul, the Bankers.

Mr. Cutworm having stated the case—
Mr. Froud said, he WAS an attorney, in partnership
with Mr. Rose, in Serie street. The prisoner had
been their clerk fur five years, and was confidentially
entrusted by them until about the month of April
last, when te was discovered to have been guilty of
some irregularities, and absented himself from their
service. A cheque being put into his hands, drawn
on Paul and CO. his bankers" James or bearer
ten pounds;" signed ti Frond and Rose," dated the
17th of February, 1817, he said the signature was
his genuine signature, but that the body of the cheque
was the hand-writing of the prisoner at the tsar ; and
he said the prisoner got the genuine signature as fol-
lows: he frequently gave the prisoner i black sheet
of paper, leaving only his signature, to fill up, with
a ►etter to a correspondent, and he bid no doubt but
that the prisoner had cut off the sigiature, and writ-
ten i cheque over it. When the prisoner absconded,'
he discovered that several forgeries hod been com-
mitted upon him, and he endeavoured to trace the
prisoner's retreat, but without success. At length a
letter fell into his heeds, written by the prisoner, and
addressed tc‘ erre Mann, who kept livery stab:es in
Carey-street. —lllre letter was produced and read.
in which the prisoner compla;ned that Mare kept
back some papers, and threatening to disclose all
these transactions to Mr. Froud..l—Upon this letter
Ice pit a search warrant, and ou searching Islann's
gremises, he round st bundle of papers concealed in
4 ties-. of straw, amongst which papers was tee
cheque in question.
Thos. King proved that the prisoner lodged irr his
house, in High Holborn, which was in the County
of Middlesex.
The prisoner complained that he had been before
twice tried upon precisely the same charge, and ac•
quitted.
Mr. Justice Amor; summed up the case to the
Jury, and said. they would consider, first, whether
Ire prisouer rinsed or urtucti the paper; mud neat,

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