Star.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

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GLAssow, Aliatirj.—A—ThiVcinii-lifiet this day,
when Asset De received ssentetite of traniptittsitio6
beyond seat for seftri yea&
fames Christie alias Janes firoll, to bi iatprisensed
in the Tolbeoth of Glasgow for six nwnthf.'
George Miller, plumber, and Jarneilffennett, weaver,
both in Glasgovf, indicted for theft and reset of theft,
were brought to the bar, and pleaded Not Guilty.-
The libel was, by a plutality of voices, fOund not
proved against Bennet, whereupon he swas'dismissed
from the bar, but found proved against Miller, who
was sentenced to be• executed here, on Wednesday
the 30th day of May next.

James Robertson, accused of the same crime and an
accomplice, was outlawed for not appearing.
fames Begg, for robbery, was next brought to the
bar. After the examination of a few witnesses for
the Crown and one for the Prisoner, the trial was
given up by the Prosecutor, a verdict of Not Guilty
returned by the Jury, and the prisoner dismissed frum
the bar.
Alexander Williamson, soldier, and Thomas Finnic:on,
carter, for assaulting and robbing William Russell.
A number of witnesses were examined. The Jury
returned a verdict, finding Williamson guilty, and
the libel not proved against Finnieson, whereupon
the latter was dismissed from the bar, and William-
son adjudged to transportation beyond seas for seven
years.

Robert Drysdale for theft, aggravated by breach of
trust, pleaded Not Guilty: The Jury returned their
verdict unanimously finding him Guilty, and he was
sentenced to 14 years transportation.
Helen Manson, wife of Alexander M'Kenzie, and
Charlotte Paterson, wife of Scott, accused of
shop-breaking and theft, were next brought to the
bar, but owing to the absence of a material witness,
the diet was deserted against them, and they were
recommitted upon a new warrant, but allowed t;) be
liberated upon bail.
The criminal business did not finish till half riast
ten ; and the Court continued hearing appeals till
.tbout twelve o'clock at night.

The Public will please to observe that the only
person in partnership with the late Sir J. BRANSCOIIII.
at the time that Firm shared and sold the Grand
Prize of One Thousand Tickets, which producesi
£24,765 (intlast April Lottery) was E. ErroN, who
is now removed to No. 2, Cornhill, near zhe Mansion
House.

Wednesday last, an inquisition was taken in Bir-
mingham, on the body of George Austin, who was
mortally wounded in the belly, on Sunday night, the
15th instant, with a sword, by Charles Ellis, which
he drew from a cane. The unfortunate man lan-
guished till the Tue'4day following, and theti
After a long investigation, the jury adjourned to
Thursday morning, when they resumed ;heir inquiry,
after which they returned a verdict of Wip Jard:r
against the said Charles Ellis, who was in wnse-
quence committed by the Coroner, Mr. WriATELEy,
to Warwick gaol, to take his trial at the next Assizes
for the same.

Friday se'nnight, between the hours of one and
two o'clock in the morning, as a waggon belong-
ing to Messrs. Woolley and Co. of Abbot's Mill,
Canterbury, was proceeding from thence to Whitsta-
ble, with a load of flour, two soldiers belonging to
the 2d Drigoon Guards followed it, and coming up
with tl.e waggoner near St. Thomas's Hill, they seized
him by the collar, presented a pist;A to him, and
robbed him cf. 1:41. in copper, he having previously
(supposing they had an intention to rob him), con-
cealed his watch and some silver he had in his pocket,
in the waggon.

IPEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, AMU!. 2s.
CARGOF.S, $Ol.O, and NOCE.
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