Star.
London, England, 1804-05-17 00:00:00

been in the honk and west oat a hide before the

theft took place.
l'he RECOADER, in his charge to the Jerry, obrerv•
eel, that the prifoner was charged in theiiidiftment.
with a capital offence ; for it was by law a capital
offence to Real out of a dwelling houfe above the
value of 4os. The Profecutor faid, that his property
was worth 61. If he was about to purchafe
fpoons from a filverfmith, perhaps lie :nun give that
'font for them, on account of the fathion, the pattern,
and the workmanfhip; but here the Jury were only
to confider the intrinfic value of the filver ; and per.
haps Come of them were better judges on that rabid!
than Mr. Incledon could be. The queflion then
would be, whether the filter Rolen was worth 401.?
One of the Gentlemen of the Jury requelled Mr.
Incledon to Rand up again, and afked him if his
door was open at the time the robbery took place
Mr. Incledon Paid, it certainly was ; and he mull
take blame to Modell for having gone out and ne-
glected to Rua not only the front door of. the houfe,
but even the parlour door--eircumflances which, as
they led to the theft, would. he hoped, operate in
mitigation of the offence with which the prifoner
flood charged.
The Jury then found the Fanner Guilty of fleas,
to the value of 395. which takes away the capital part
of the charge.
It appeared in evidence, that when the Partner I
was taken, a pot of currant jelly was found in his
pocket; and that he could give no account of the
caufe of his having fuels a thing in his poffcllion.
Mariaßar&r, a gill only 54 years of age, was tried
and meniald of iltaling as yards of cotton, which
hung outride the thop.dooe of a linen draper.
Judge Glut HAS took this opportunity of confuting
the negligent and improper condoft of thopkeepers
in placing their goods in a fituatton fo public and
moored. that there was a conftant temptation held
out to the vicious and the indigent to become thieves.
The linen.draper Paid that was a common coatss
among people in the trade.
Sir Nasu Gime (aid, .the cutlom was a great
public nuifance, which ought to be put allop to.
Mary Blab. who had lived as (errant with a Mrs.
Magill, was tried for 'leafing two filter fpoons, and
two gowns from her minter., on the aiStli of April a
early on the morning of which day, (be left her place
iwithout giving any previous notice, and offered the
things to be pawned. The pawnbroker, to whom the
offered the fpoons, kept them in his poffeffion, while
the prifonts Paid the would go to fetch het mother;
and afterwards returned there to Mrs. Magill. The
two gowns were taken in pledge. b another pawn=
broker. To this pawnbroker the judge refuted to
allow his expences. The Jury found the Prifoaer
Grittr, but not capitally.
G. Muzzered, alias Muffin, and Edw. Ting, foe
Realing a trunk, containing bank notes, and other
articles, to the amount of soot. and upwards, the
property of J. Aldred; Ana Wilfon, for (leafing a
pair of (beets and other articles, the property of no.
Crook ; Francis Turner, for Realing • cloak, the
property of W. Chamberlain ; W. Wilton, for (Ital.'
ing a quantity of tobacco, the property of I'. Pear-I
fon ; Ja. Lee and Rd Lee, for haling 36 boards.'
the property of W. Mobil:to ; D. Fitzgerald, for hal-
ing a pair of pantaloons, the property of T. Sower.
by; W. Dickfon, for haling a pewter quart pot. the
property of J. Dice y ; P. Cooling,for Realism s
A man of diflreffed appearance was indifled fur
(leafing a baker's ba&et, containing a quantity of
bread. He was deterred with the beam in t
Rreet, and Paid he was carrying it for a perfon win
had fo defired him. There being no evidesoe to prove
the actual removing of the balket from the door of
the profecutor, be was acquitted. Mr. Jolliet GAOII
hoped that this cafe would be a warning to bakers
who habituated themfelves to leaving their balkets
is the greet. which held out an enticement for ob. I
jets in diftrefs to Real.
Thom?: Wasnat and lone Nun were indiaed for
having burglarioufiy entered the dwelling houfe ofd
Thomas Eldridge on the night of the 7th
The Profecutor keeps a public houfe in Whitecrofs.,
Ilteet, St. Luke's. On the night in qneßion, be and
his wife went up fiairs about eleven o'clock, in order
to go in bed, after Wetting all the doors. While
Mrs. Eldridge was undrelling herfell, and before the
candle WAS put nut, the faro of the chamber window,
which wined on hinges, and which had been shirt up
dole, without being (aliened by any bolt, was puthed
open, and a man put his head and moulders in ; but
on Peeing her, pulled himfelf back' immediately,—
She was Cure this man was the prirriner, becaufe the
had leen him that very day at her houfe. The pricer.
ner had got up to tlic window upon come tiles that
covered a building attached to the houfe.
Mr. Eldridge laid, that as loon as he was alarmed
by his wife (creaming out, he got nut of bed, Went
into the Rivet, and few the man and the woman (the
prifoners) (landing dole to his houfe. Two nights
before that, between twelve and erne, he law them
lurking about near his door. He had them taken
into culiody.
The Prifoners declared they were innocent, but
called no witneffe.. The Jury found them It oi Goat,.

Their Graces the Durhelres of Rutland and Leech,
the Right Hon. the Connie Is of Mount Norris, Darn-
ley, Snaftribury, Cork, and Derby, the Right Hnn.
Ladies Spencer, Sherhorne, Carel, Bolton, Say and
Sele, the Right Hon. the Lord Ilillsop t f Corlifie,
' the Lord Chief Baron. and level-al other Noblemen
and Phyficions, having witnelfrd many extraordi-
nary cures performed by CH imc's l'atent Worm Lo-
renges, have coalfirosed their aoprobotion of the me-
dicine by their hononrablz teilimnny to its yeciM.er
dicier in removing Worms, Cons.lolion Vas, Poi's'
of the Hea..l, Side, and Stomach, and other conftimp-
tire comp' .ints. Ob(iruetions in the Live', hc.—lf
there could be any bother evidence n.:zdfol to de-
monfirate IL; ii tiralledcrcellenceoCCllt.a'4l'.ltent
Worm Loy-.;;e it would be unquellion.i'ily eila•
blither! by A ; ..ttZ CA1(11141611. which afcutAins, that
above Half a perliiiis have been trained
to -gond haith, by f tal: of th:, invaliAliC medi-
cine, where the molt enntirm ph) licians and ap,-
theca, ',es I ;tended without insects. As opening
pli)11C At rill, iLAt',ll, they Are tOperli.r to evcr Other
medicir.c. 1.1 vi:,olefole, at and Botha's,

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retail by mot. C ,nntry Medicine Vendrrs ie tl.c Unit.
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v‘ith figr.:J.l4 l'A;c:atce.