Star.
London, England, 1818-02-20 00:00:00

OLD 841 HOY.

Yesterday William Dichinr was capitally convicted
of a burglary in the dwelling-house of Edward Da-
venport, on the 21st of January, and stealing therein,
several table-cloths, two shirts, a waistcoat, and a
variety of articles of wearing apparel, his property.
Edward Jone, was indicted capitally for breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of Matthew Day,
Esq. the family being therein, and stealing a silver salt
holder, a silver fork, and a silver salt spoon, his pro-
perty. The prosecutor resides at Brompton. On the
morning of the 14th of February, at nine o'clock, the
servant observed the prisoner coming out of the par-
lour, the door of which was open. The street door
had been opened and shut again ; it could only be
opened from without by a key. All the family were
in the house at the time. When the prisoner came out
of the parlour, the servant went to the door and called
for assistance, and the other servants came down stairs,
and they went for a constable, but could not obtain
one, and Mr. Lee, a gentleman, who was promiscu-
ously passing, came to their assistance. and took the
prisoner into custody. Mr. L. upon looking at the side
table, discovered that a silver fork, a silver salt (from
*kith the salt had been emptied,) and a salt spoon,
were removed to the coiner of the table. The priso-
ner was taken to Queen-square Police-office, and he.
Admitted to an Officer, immed Ccoper, that he had
thsown away the key with which he obtained access
to the house. Guilty of stealing to tfil value of 395.
'but not of breaking and entering.
The following were capitally convicted
Jana Ram, fur stealing two silver table-spoons,
five tea spoons, and other articles of .1. W. Smart.
Robert John Clacton, for stealing a great coat value
six guineas,. a C. Craddock; in his dwelling-house.
Charka Dark& Prinik, for stenting.ls brooches,
value W. o(William Mott and John Belling, in their
dwelling-house

Raconota's Itaroar.—Yesterday the RECORDER
made a Report to the i'aiNca REGENT of the follow-
i prisoners, ripitailly convicted at the last Sessions:
Charles Wood and John Vak, foe lonisotaaling ; John Lucas,
arven, Matthew Suli.an, Henry Halt Mary Older-
sleeves, Lawrence D:nley, Ann Jones, 11- ry Aid*, aid Jansen
Beallett, for stealing goods In a dwelling-house; Ann Cale and
Joseph Thompson, for 'togas* goodeprivately in a shop ; Moses
Daniels and John Smith, for house-breaking ; Wm. Grue, for
burglary ; John Norton and Daniel Stockwell, for a like offence;
George Scott and Israel Chapman, for a highway robbery ; Wl2.
White, John Rood, and Thomas Casey, for sheepetealing Wm.'
Kelly and Thomas Spicer, for uttering forged Banknotes
Wm- Henry Ilawlinson and John Kawlinson, jun. fcr Aealing
goods from a boat co the navigable river Thanes ; Chu. Sims,
for burglary; Rese-O'llarx, Margaret I lumphreys„ and Hannah
Briast, for a robbery oft Jamb Seidman ; Quin Rusell, for
hoorre.b s caking ; sad John Farmer, for stealing privately' la a shop.
—When William Kelly, Thomas Spicer, W. Henry
Rat linen, and John Rantlinson the younger, were'
ordered for execution on Wednesday next, the 25th
instant. The others were respited during pleasure.
Havooet Gaanint—i•Yesterday being the day appointed for the
farther esamicatioa of Louis Vincent, a nemlierof Gentlemen at-
tendee+, from town ad country, to prefer charges agaiamiliat..—
The One table was loaded tvids tenets ftom Dover, York, Leeds,
Blythe, Liverpool, and various other Oita, when be had bean
practising his impositions under pretence, to some places, of being
a ten of Christoplie, the Emperor of Hayti, and in others of a rich
merchant in St. Domingri. VFben the prisoner was eapeued to be!
pat to the bar, the jailer informed the magistrate that bewas taken
so very ill that nwening,that the physician to Clot kenwril prison,
Dr. Webb, had ordered him into der hospital, and he could sot be
removed with misty. Some of the gintlensen present expressing
their suspicion that his illness Was but feigned, the magistrate
ordered the jailer to go and either bring the prisoner, es'ia certi-
ficate from Dr. Webb, that the prisonear was so ids Mat be could
not be recoovod. On the jailer's return be produced the 'Mot-
certificsge. Tbein.agisteate apologised to the several testis-
men its seteudsnee for the postponemessof dais emosiseitos, and
informed many of them, particularly friends to Captain ci.rke,
that they need sot attend the neat examinatice, as front what ap-
peared the public was pufectly satisfied that Vincent was an Un-
postor, and his story in respect to Captain Cluke was altogether
false, as it appearod by the letters before hist that the ship Ro-
bert cams from St. Petersbeargh to Lisboa, and from theism to
Liverpool, where abs now is, and was never at Se. Domino° ;
that Captain Clothe is now in Liverpool, and had sot been in
London these two years, sad that he had ao knowledge of Louis
Viscose. This wits oesfarmoi by the Agent at Liverpool, and
the Owmes at Myth. There was a packet from Mr. Wiliest-
form doliverol to the Magnetite, incioneg several !awl frost
eskacaabta quakers in Dover, directed to At. Wm. Allen, dreg-
gin, Ylorigh-court, Lotnbard-stress, by whirl it appeared that
Louis Vincent had been there, and told the same tale of distress
The gentlemen eluded to made a subscription for him, paid his
Coach-hire to London, and gave him loners to their agent, Mr.
Allen, to assist him, and accompany him to fit. Wilberforce, all
of which was cow-plied with. The Magistrate :.lea received a
letter from the Honourable the Lord Mayor of York, ;doming
them that a genteel /amp man of gams, calling himself Louis
Vlacent, who answesed ist every respect a description ho saw I.
the Loodos Newspapers, and who he had no doubt, was the
same person, bad been lit Yolk, where he told the same distress-
Mg tale, wash the exerption that he gave the Captain's name
Davis, instead of Oaths; that in York several gentlemen gave
Mina stuns of money, that his Lordship gave him money, and paid
his co:mishits frees thence to Liverpoo:, but that be left the
math on the road, and they had not beard of him since, instil
they had learnt from the Newspapers that he was in custody at
this Olice.

Monday night, as Mr. Disking, of Bristol, was pas-
sing along the Deptford-road, towards Deptford, he
was attacked by two men, one of whom presented a
pistol at his breast, while the other rifled his pockets
,of fifteen pounds in Bank of England notes, with
which they made off, threatening him with the most
horrid vengeance, if he offered to make an alarm.
PRIIIIIJAILT 10.—A few days only have
elapsectsiece we had to relate the scenes of bloodshed
and murder, that occurred at Patrick's-well, in this
county and we have now the painful duty to re-
cord a still more atrocious proceeding, which took
place in the neighbourhood of Ballingarry :—A
ta-
mily, named Clulderhoule, lately took a farm in the
the Rev. Mr.
when
Dicksonn—dn
neighbourhood,ha beentut, teafrdaomys in possession,
last
Friday evening, about eight o'clock, a party of ruf-
fians, about 14 in number, armed principally with
pitchforks, rushed into the house.—The family were
at supper, and consequently taken by surprise, when
they were assailed by these miscreants, who were re-
solved on their destruction. Having completed, as
they • a2posed, the murder of two, whom they threw
upon a dunghill, they went in search of the only re-
maining man, Childerhouse. In an early stage of
the struggle, he had been disabled by repeated stabs
of pitchforks through his arm, and succeeded in con-
czaling himself in an inner room—he, with his wife,
hroviientially eluded their search, but could over.
k7ar their dreadful imprecations of vengeance, if they
sound them. Twice they returned to do so, and twice
they were disappointed in their bloody purpose. At
length, raising x hideotts yell of triumph at the deed
they had performed, they departed. One of the un-
met, thrown upon the dunghill is dead, lie
Of is recovering.

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BOX

Randal exercised his thorough
Butcher, on Tuesday night, in e
tingly chalk nging to fight any cm
in a public room. Randal., who
that he was an enemy to a saucy
' to be a man. Some few otiservat
by both, when the phenomenon
of him in one hit, and diem dent
eher swore he would have justio
tensfy. Betting on the fight t
the Ist of April, is guineas te p
Juke Sampson, the seaman of
Le ti. !toads, who was Weil u
Imurdering James Cnenii:ghaaa.
ship. Las been liberated :ran pr
' don of the Magistsates, that thi
death by any blow he had reed,

PEDI.STE

The match between Raman,
100 guineas, IS miles, on the 10
one. Colonel Bassani, the pal
The match of 150 yards bens
and LtAca, the two fastest of
Tuesday, on the Lea Brwir-ris
&e same distance a few weeks
about a foot. lie is backsi it tic
are pending.
The running Raker, who rt
miles on the Uxbridge-road, tw
guineas to run BILAIIIIM, who b
and a half a few days since.

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