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London, England, 1816-11-08 00:00:00

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Malian* flotleit.---BtNotato4 Fottoruv.—iresteT.
day -Ale SWEieraita wil'haiset fiaire 'the LOILD
idArOrt, and underwent rair4caminatitin, chirged
,with an offense of the following -naure : Mr. Broad-
hurst, clerk to Mr& ilaron•ptlham, dcpsed, that
lome time since the pritoder .applied to him on the
fart of ths, delendant, in thipase of Kent s. Hop.
kink, to ohtain'a summons f 4the. plaintiff in order
,that he might slier cause why Hopkins should not
.be discharged from the custody of the 1....r51ial of the
.King's Bench, the plaintiff not haring moved the
judgtfent of tae. Court. The summons was aecor.'
did gly granted. Soon afterwards, hoe ever, the pri-
soner renewed his application, and stated chin he re-
quired another summons, (instead of that he had'
obtained) for the plaintiff, in the seise of Miileiel (and'
not Kent). v. Hopkins, which was likewite. given-
him. Wadi this chwurnent he, shortly returned, pre-.,
suiting upon it the assumed isisiorsement of Mt.
AV.:ander, the Solicit-or of lisw Inn, es ennseieleg
to the discharge of the'person meatigned. Mr. Brea+
hurst, from the ciretonalance of the two -applications,
was roused into suspicion, and bore be procured the
Judge's order. had the matter investigated, when it
was discovered that Mr. Aletander was neither the
attorney for ..the plaintiff, 'nor wes it his hand that
had been eehibited to Mr. Broadhurst. The ptisnner
vies accordingly apprehended, and upon searching,
him there eras found in his possessi.An a supercedia4
rporting to be issued by gr. Pearson, the Sulicitoet
Ea
behalf of another prisoner, which was not only a
, fiery, but to. the 'kiln of which the prisoner had'
tively sworn.—The prisoner was fully committed
'trial. -
Discsanoin Seastew.—Yesterday no less than 8.5
wancierrug individuals prevented themselves in and
*int the Mansion House, Seeking relief, and were
Attach disposed of in she most humane manner pos.
Able, tvi the Lonn Istayon. The ntzwlwr of these
. (suns is lamentably increasing, the Luau MATolt
bavlng had no less than two hundred cases in one
day before him. He is frequently occupied on these
Subjeets from twelve o'clock until five is the after:
noon. liii Lordship, we are happy to st2te, has at
length succeeded, in some measure, with Govrtn- ,
Agent, in behalf of the discharged se.anieu ; and hay
,received a crournimication on that subject, from the
Office of the Secretary of State, promising that k
shall be !wended. tn. .
HATTON GA ILDEN.--Yesterday Wiliam Pabst. ap-
prentice to Mr. Daise, law writing stetioeer, and
three other boys,* in the neighbourhood of Bell-yard,
Temple Bay, were charged on suspicion of being con-
cerned wig; other' of wilfully thruwine, at different
'nines, lighted piper into the premises of Mr. Sains-
bury, hotoresset, in Bell-yard,Temple. Bar, by which
the said pretaises were in danger of being set on tire.
Mr. Sainsbury stated, that. within the course of a
Month past the situtters of his shop had been forced
open three different evenings, and liehte.l ?aptr
thrown in. The list time the fire committee.- d to
some paper, and set it in a blaze, .hut tertanie.‘ey he,
happLned to be in the shop at the tun:, and eetin-
gui.lied it, and thus prevented his premises 110111
being destroyed. The prisoners ware heard to :Ay,
1 se shall have a line blaze presently, and were, tire' e-
' fore, suspected ; but there sot being nny petitiee
proof of their hting the effenders, they were chi
charged ; hut William Paine .was detained, being
charged by his mister with disobedience and ill be-
haviour ; he was committed tor one mouth to the',
House of Correction.
MA RL 11001011C11-STRUT.—Yesteed A y David
.Sharft,
a groom in the employ of a Gentleman of fortune,
in Lower Rrook.street, was charged with stealing a
quantity Of plate, the property of his master. The
prosecutor missed 'several articles of plate on Wed-
nesday, sod bil servints consisted of three men and
two remains. He gave information at this Office, on,
Wednesday night, and yesterday Thomas Foy wear
to icvestigate the robbery. His strong suspicion fell
upon the Primer. who had. not been at home all
night. and on tracing further; it turned out that the'
'prisoner. bad suddenly become possessed of plenty
Lof money. He stated be had borrowed the note of
another servant, but the officer detected this false-
hood. and the prisoner at length confessed that he
had stolen the property and pledged it. 1-le was re.
'Wended. .
Yesterday Datekil 161114 , an ill looking fellow, was
charged by Mieserviatia Money, a young Lady of re-
spectable emniezions. with assaulting her in a most
outrageous manner on the preceding evening, It ap.
peered from the evidence of Colonel Carmac, of the
Ist Regiment of Life Guatds, that about five o'chick
on Wednesday evening be was passing by llalfinons-
' streetewhen his attention was.suddenly arrested by,
seeing a female stagger against the post s the prism.
Oef was standing over ter; and in the attitude of re.
Ipeating his bldw, which occasioned witness to. double
Ihis speed, and providentially arrived in time rearrest
the suspended blow, and afterwards took the fellow.
into cnstirdy•-Held to bait. ,
STuattase; Octomut 211051-Rosalat.--Pn the stilt:
• .. . . Friday I
nong of last, Urobbery, the most daring we
Verniimber to to have heard of in this part of the critin:
try, -wii committed on a"Serjeent. of the.44th*lterii.-:.
7ginrient, quartired here. ' He was oriT his wits' to
`omagh,„With pay fur 'a detailiment Of the regiment,'
Ind it a place called Ballylattah. Within n mile and
haw ,
of .
:athis town; was attacked by two men, abetit
;half 'pelt 'meets in the morning, who tied his bands
and feet, and rpbbed him of bank notes to the amnunt
.of Oh: Ori' ISO atirm being given a detachment of
the Itegiment errs ordered out to scour the country
but were unable to find any trace of the robbers. '
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4 Izi.ter.-Irriday se'nnight, James Bison, A. Tait,
'Davld Robson, James Wilkie, Peter Burn, William
IStewirt, findlames Thompson, all journeymen shoe-
trbilkeri inTelso, wereprotecisted before the Justices
.of PliCe, ai the instance of the peeturator Fiseili for
Iciotada conduct, and for assaulting several persons in '
Ithe streets of Kelso, under cloud of night, in
tt.lie month of Septets:hie fast: Liston and Tait
Illikeingiailed to *mien.; a warrant Was granted for
;apprehending them ; and 114. remainder, five in
ssUinbereiseing fount guilty of tbk olikocee libelled,
l'imere sentenced to two monsisc imprisonment in the
House oleorrectian at ledber-0, to be fed 'on' bind
and wuters4uadlepciat hard IstUttr doting that time.
nridsisO fined in the sum .01, its steeling each, and
ordained:to rsactrecurity•.fot their grind behaviour ,for.
'die. space of.tweisectioutics; under the penalty 01,410
Kahl% each. ' •

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