Star.
London, England, 1827-04-06 00:00:00

OLD BAILEYSESSIONS-THIS DAY.

YOfto LIT.
Jahn linghael aged 26, stood indicted for uttering a
forged receipt for the sum of lls. 6d. with intent to
defraud Mr. Harrison Arrowsmith, his employer.
Prosecutor is a wine merchant, and occupies cham-
bers in Adam-street, Adelphi ; the 'prisoner was bis
porter, to whom he was in the habit of advancing mo-
nies to pay his bills, which were entered in a book, and
when the money was expended 'the account was exa-
mined by him, and among the Touchers he received was
one receipted T. Brasnell, for the sum of lls. 6d. as
having been paid. About the• middle of February,
however, Mr. Brasnell came to prosecutor, for the pur-
pose of receiving his account, and then the prisoner ab-
sconded.
Brasnell deposed to the prisoner calling for the bill,
when be told him; the hems, and a bill was consequently made
out, which be receipted, and put into his pocket, but did not pay
him the money.
T. W. Pullen, a young lad, is clerk to Mr. Price, who has cham-
bers also in the Adriphi, owed that the voucher now produced was
in Ws handwriting, which he bad made out at the request of the
prisoner.
The prisoner in his defence said, at the time be made out the re-
ceipt be had no intention of defrauding his employer.
The Low Cum Jarmo summed up the evidence, and the Joy
found him Guilty.
John Gardner, aged 20, was indicted for feloniously
breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Mr. Henry
Blay; a silversmith, in Church-street, Soho, and stealing
therein four watches, value 201. on the evening of the
6th of February. The prisoner was immediately pur-
sued and secured, when two of the watches were founi
on his person. The Jury, without hesitation, found the
prisoner Guilty—Death.

From a Correspondent at Grantham (says the Stan.
ford Mercurv)—The circumstance of a tiger being at
large in Nottinghamshire is much talked of here,_ and
it is said that the Noblemen in the vicinity of the forest
are preparing to bunt him down. -
Brigadier-General CHURCH. a nephew, by marriage,
to Earl Bwrnuarr, has sailed from Leghorn for the Mores, torah*
a high command, by special invitation, among the Greeks.-21nmeres
I.Courirp.
Yesterday afternoon while the Hon,SAvnut LuMr.o
was attending Ms duty at the House of Commons, he left Ma bins
(a ene hog-snaned" animal) in the cart of a one-armed man who
attends about the House to lead bones and mislead strangers who
may be thereabout enquiring. After some time a groom.like aua
came for the bane, got him, and rode ar with Mm without Mr.
Lositsx's leave being theteunto had, so that wbeo Mr. Lonna:
same for his horse, there was none. He .thereupon proseeded, not
Oaths Snmum, but to How-street, to complain of this inepedent
"brood of privilege," lit taking such unwarrantable liberties with
a Member's bone. .

CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANK Aram 6.
Owing to the large and constant supplies, of Flour coastwam eba
Dueling trade was extremely heavy this morning, when fine picked
samples of Wheat with difficulty obtained hfoaday's rinse; bet
there was De demand for any other description. Beriey being seam
is much sought after; and bad any quantity of fine malting appeased,
seek kind would have easily obtained 445. per quarter. Oats were
eery doll sale, tad fall le. per quarter lower. In other articles there
4so *entice. ' • •
• SMITHFIELD MARKET. Aram 6. _ _

Beef, this day, !or Bas% Is quoted at 51. per stew; sod good
Loge Ozett are 4s. 6d. to 4s. 10d. In the coarse and secebd.ralo
Meat the price b ss. 6d. to 4s. 4d. per stone. Mutton does not bear
so high a quotation as on last market.day, the prima Dowse not
reaching more than ss. to ss. Id. pc
fikeep being 44. 6d. to 4s. ed. per
Meat is 31. 10d. to 4s. *4. per
young Calves being at Ss. 6d. to
the Market appears firm at 4s.
nerally has not undergone any
55., 2d. to ss. 4d. per stone; sod
4s. 84 plsq ow.- Be ut 519; Mi
Beectipt:F; 30. dd. to is.
4s. 6dk. 6d. to
I g 5 ISt.' ge4 10s. to

Pal Kell. ; anJgood coarse winged
per stone; inferior and ereondloallry 11
r stone. Veal is looking up, prime
to Is. per stone ; and for large Calves 1
. Ild. to Ss. 4d per stone. Pork ge. •. , ,
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y material chains, dairy-fed Moat le
ad the coarser and inferno Hogs 4s. to -
&cep, 4,400; Pigs, 181 ; Calves. I di.
is. Mutton. 3s. la to Ss. 9d. INA
o 3s. W.-Hay, per load, .83 135. 1111
0 10e. Straw, Al s• LI ae. 1.
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