Star.
London, England, 1829-02-02 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK ADJOUttNEIi SESSIONS,

AN ANININT VHF,. •
Henry Yeast. a young fellow. if 15, was indicted for
feloniously stealing a time piece, of the value of 20..
the property of Messrs. Kaisinback and Holfouyer,
clock makers; 296, High-street, Bin ough. The fists of
this case have already been stated in our Rime Report.
The prisoner, who was dashinglediessed, but heavily
,ironed for attempting to escape bons the Cumpter, lis-
tened with tin. ui most non-chaltince to the evidence, as
he looked affi ctedly on the front bf the dock, in his de-
fence, denied tie charge. Verdict—Guilty.
The Ilisoner was again in lifted idr stealing a silver
watch, the property of Small Yeam.
The prosecutris is aunt to the prisoner, and stated
that on the 4th of November he called upon her, and
observing that he was wiry chuck the night belie, te-
requested a jug to get some water Isom the kitchen to
quench his thirst. 'the watch then lay upon the kitchen
table, and no oilier person whatever went in. Pie
Mutant he was gone she missed it.
. The ptisorisr pet skied he never tri• k the watch, not
so much as contemplated at; when the pr.isecutrix pen
le two letters, written to het by hilt'', colifle,iiiig his
guilt, and imploring of her nut to apireat sgaiiiit him.
the Jury Wind hiui that,.
The RICORDzIt sentenced him to be.publiely whipped,
rimprts cod two calendar menthe in the Boiough
millet, and at she .sotd of that term teaniputted lu;
seven lents. .
ElPflokf ALMACIC Al.lra, ednesday evening a stolen-
ilfd ilaninsd dapper were gin« is the Spread Wile Inn. if,psofu,
Which flat Beauty acid fielded sorpaNsal any, thing,of the kind
whitti. has taken place its that iieighboisibood foe seam dine. The
ounpatry was elegant and «km. A hot supper was served at one
o'clock, which ,consisted of .evvry delicacy, with a Tad profusion
:Ettiati4e, and the most choice wines. The itail-11101k wits elegantly
ditearuaiii with &eked ll..tveri' and brilliantly toed. Dancing
Etiristhentled at half past ten °Week, s its Itad w tt Up *lib utidl-
I
MINA. d imam* until 640.4 alit o'clock dit ' ;stilt linttlitit.
Ake, ot 150 of the principal families in' the neighbOurbood *fee
resent. •
• A •fISISLYIIIaA/ITZE.—A soldier of kiaili 61111.$
Mrfy. tseini in.tavilvd in a (heft, feu cond«tioeti to be hanged.—
Ilk« ht. bed•stOlre /night bt worth :ghoul ii.' Tie Illars6ll. sibs;.
lot WIS• it hr wieltiing led to estcutimi, UM Ai Mies 4 Whit a
lig-critic fool you were to risk your tits for Si.' .... o.lllofac. rd
filled the soldier," 1 bate risked it every day for Overalge This
fetfartif sailed rill life.
MANCH of FASHIOW..at re* eirtiAiiiii iliti 6 10114
at StilltitsAl drosiirsWite setallag eltiemsetrisit i pdbliikiisse
in the neightmorhond of tht fitiriet *b a thipmk of tio4thisti,
tripe, and,olitso, and apcli other ~ w 64 ere et the mg-
p4un by the foil lowing, bor.! a ty., ii.vinished end lammed
tit.%
tWitiani of re&ig a
nient hi the rest-04 say. Jae -mid he to the
sOklttri .4. Ad you etre' dike a jilt. niitt it dada pub with i two:
. honed fare? Fits! au esti *nth thice diii in lark at 'lll pia (14
air."
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. hirlif. lit-N*oe iuhaistqets bt lihittbory I
O, Om WU, . A lieorkshojio in the uccuplitioir e
Mr. 400 well. eihinte maker, watbui nt. to 61:gum&
At sisal* of iikriwit!stAbiek,. in Henley market, last
Thursday. a . tow. viheei in/treat *aggoa actually sold
toee gu!Oe 4inci.eliAlif and a mit ketaity ding with
iron and s, (01.16% . , . .
...
Ai thur Holt frioldsmiif air Eiqv was oa Monday last'
ItetFned 19 lifalliainnuAt tar the *wool* of Dart:With,
to room of Su .11. Cnoyet. deteasid.
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• NrkjA MA I -110US1t
A youth abobt 18(iiias charged by ids 'falter,
with-having r tilled him. The tither, with mrs in his eyes. told
the Loan Marfa that his .1111111 had for some time WI hi. Muse,and he bid found him n fest days hack W want. and snisreshlyAt
tired, and under ',ironies of better conduct brought hint home. Re
boweVatook thi first opportunity to rob litpt of all the Stoney be
mould lay band. olt; km: again left him. The lad, thotigh his father,
while giving his evidence, cried incessantly, heard the statement
with the utmost composure.
This Loan Murata—Well. young Man. where did you get the
mosey found on you?. PrTimister—Oh! ft Was 'my father's &ire.
Mavois—ln die mune of en sty eiperienie I never
toritneesed so much depravity. After robbing your father,)" were,
again takes home, cknhed. sod fed, and the first opportunity you
hod you again :tole your father's property. .Wipat do you caret
drill be the end of this conduct ? Prisoner-9h! I don't know.
The Lois Malroa—l shall Order you into dose confliaticent for
a week. with nothing hot bread sod water.

The boy was removed, smiling.
J. Bailey. a coal. Meter, was charged with neglect of duty —Mr.
Butheread, one Of the principil meters% said Mire, had neglected
his duty, having allowed 350 chaldroos Of coils to go otifof Messrs.
Pearson's Wharf without hairless neat them measured, although be
bad signed the tickets as though the measurement had passed us-
clef his eye.
Bradley proved that the coals had gone out witivitit the mea-
sareinent havibg been iffsPected by lialky,who generally appeared
'in liquor.
The. Clerk to the. Coal meters' Office proved that Halley bad not
signed the check tickets, by which 1.14 neglect was discovered.
The tail*, Mavoa tibserved the defendant bail been guilty of
pass 'teem. He (Balky) was placed to see justice done between
buyer and seller •, Ms neglect rendered the public liable to Manses'
.practices, sad be should therefore dbottes him from his situation.

HAT TON—GA RDRN.
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NM erred a atarge *gains% Mr. Thorne, of the Bell,
is NearkOmetreeit, for hating kept his houoi open during Divine
*nice, no the 4th of January law. His whores, Rawlins, swore
positively that the house was open at foal o'clock, and several per-
sons drinking and smoking in the bar, and in the house ; but Mr.
Thorne proved, by three wltnesse., that the house was closed from
three to half past four, on which this case was disraissed; but
several other publicans who had do witnesse.but themselves, were
coovicted ott the ernhble evidence of Rawlins.

QU EEN—SQUA
A man named Ames I;oa:rim was brought up by llandleie and
Woodlierry. two officers of that Establishment. charged with being
the receiver of the stamps stolen from the Bull and Mouth Inn.
knowing them to be stolen. T:ie robbery, it may be recollected,
took plate on the 3d of last September. and a few weeks ago the
above officers stopped a man named Lloyd. near Kensington. with
a horse and cam which contained the stamps ' • and he is now out on
bail, to appear at the next Old Bailey tivsions. Mt. Timms, the
&illeitor for the Stamp Oflitle,attended for the pro-ecution. The
investigation was strictly private. The prisoner was remanded fur
further examination.'
THAMES POLICE.
Saturday twenty more prisoners, charged With piracy, were
stormiest up. Mr. Jones, Ssilieitor to the Admiralty. who attended
fur the prosecution, objected to timspoblication of the evidence. as
it might defeat the ends of jindpi':.—The priaonen were all re-
mandea till Saturtley next. • . ,

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