Star.
London, England, 1821-06-22 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS.

Yesterday, Jahn Gesold.a milkman, was indicted for assaultiat
Lis daughter, eight years of age, and maltreating her is tat
mast itthum2a manner.

Mr. li. Goodge stated, that on the 15th ult. he went 'midi
Weddrington, the beadle of Camberwell, to the hume of the
prisoner, in Southampton-place, in the above Parish, and told
him he wished to see the infant, Ann Gould, as he understood
he had been using her very improperly. TL, prisoner said ke
was not aware tha be bad done any more than every parent hzd
a right to do. The child was then brought into the room; i 3
face appeared dreadfully bruised ; the right cye considerably
blood.lot ; its head considerably bumped, as if by a stick ; the
shoulders bruised and whaled, apparently from a cord. ILa pool.
Child being stripped, similar marks of punishment appeared 41
over its back ; the posteriors were literally raw, as if flogged by
cat-o -nine tails ; the bands were bruised, swollen, and thsfizated.
The infant was then taken to the wurkhouse,where witness via
examined her : the (*.A were in a most horrible state; one toe
from each foot, up to the first joint, was gone.
Maria Gould, one of the prisoner's daughters, said-12m 47.
teen years of age ; 1 have seen my father frequently heat toy slant
with a rope as thick as my finger, four times double--he beat her
nearly every day—he hit her over the face, head, and all over thi
body.—Matilda Gould, another daughter of the prisoner, spoke
also to the ill-treatment of the child.

Cross-examined by prisoner's Counsel—l d¢ not know that my
sister was in the habit of btealing—l know that if she could get at
a bit of victuals she would steal it, for she had very little to eat.
Robert Thornhill said—l married the mothet of the priionec
and lived at his house for the space of nine months— I h.n•e wet
bi:n lay the child on a bench, and, with a hard scrubbing bra*
apply it to her hands and arms, until they were as raw as apiece
of beef.

Mr. T. Brown, a surgeon, confirmed the evidence at NA
Goodge as to the marks of ill-treatment; and added, dutlude
not been for the attentian the child had since received, seem"
inevitably have lost the use of her limbs. She was very meek
emaciated, and, although she appeared to-day to be in tolerable
health, yet he was of opinion that slue would never recover Nut
the brutal effects of :he treatment she had received.

Mr TiItSiICER, Counsel for the prisoner, addressed the Jury
in his behalf, urging the impossibility that the oridence they had
heard could be true to the extent that had been stated.

The CHAIRMAN, in addressing the Jury, said, it wag of the
utmost importance that they should give the subject their dila,.
sionate consideration, as, ii they should find the prisomr
n•t punishment • could be too great for him.—The Jury. withon
hesit.tioa, found the prisoner Goths/.
,Sarah Gould, the wire ut the Entner prisoner, r.r.d
of the infant, was then put to the har.
Maria •anti Matilda tiould wero again examined, and p7Trred
that their mother's tre:Ltmon ut the infant was, if possible, ►tit
more brutal than the father's.

Tnassicen then rose, and, in an impassioned manner,
said, " I can no longer identify myself with such wretches !"
The Jury intimated that they did not wish to hear a (Index
repetition of evidence of facts so revolting, andinnmdiatsAy font
the prisoner Guilty.
The CHAIRMAN addressed both the prisoners. They h 4 he
said, been found guilty, on the clearest evidence, of conduct so
atrocious as chewed them destitute of all the feelings of humanity;
indeed, he did not believe. there could be found in the creation
any beings more diabolical. The judgment of the Court was,
that the prisoners should be severally imprisoned for Thirty.tit
Calendar Months; and, at the expiration of that time, to God
security for their good behaviour foi.seven years, and two SAW
ties for £lOO.

Arremrr To Kunnas G . Ensas.—Yesterday the General
attended at Marlborough-street Mite' and stated the outrages.
conduct of IV. liulmorc, as has been already described.a
peered that the prisoner had lived several years as servant with
the General, hut being much addicted to drunkenness was it
length discharged for that vice. Ile had for some time proved
a great annoyance by calling in an inebriated state at the Gam
rat's house, and acting in the rudest manner. (In committing
the outrage on the General, he accused him of having seduced
his wife, which accusation the General moat solemnly protested
to be utterly unfounded. The prisoner declined saying anything
for the present. The General, together with his nephew and
others, were bound over to prosecute at the Old Bailey Sessions.
. ITALIAN Becalm Bois.--Some foreigners, who acknowledged
that they bad brought front Italy the miserable boys who have
so long infested the streets of the Metropolis, for the express
purpose of employing them to beg, in order to receive the fruits
of their idleness, attended yesterday at Bow-street, to request
the release of sev,ral of them who had lately been committed to
prison. They were very properly reprehended in terms of se-
verity, .and regret was expressed that the law did not warrant
their imprisonment as well as that of the boys, for whom Go-
vernment is to provide a vessel to take them hack to Italy.
DARING 110110:11T.—Wednesday right last, about eleven
o'clock, as Mr. (111ARLti DICNI:3I (welt known to the musical
world) was passing through Little Queen.stn. et, I lolborn, on his
way to his house in Gloucester-strt et, Illounnbury, a man to
nut of Newton's-lane, and knocked hint backward;, at the same
time snatching a valuable gold wish.h front his f I), with which
he gc.t clear off. Mr. DU:NUM, we are sorry to addi received t
severe wound un the back part of his head, owing to the vie-
letice of the (AL

CHIEF BARON O'GRADY.—The Ninth Report of
the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Law Courtsof
Ireland, charges the Lord Chief Baron O'GRADY with
having inctea,.ed the fees in his Court since his ap-
pointment. A letter on the subject, to Air. GIIF.GORT,
Under-Secretary to the Lord Lieuten'ant of Leland,
has been printed by order of the House of Commons.
It enters into an explanation of all the charges, and
contends that he has done nothing but what was per-
fectly justifiable by law and usage. It is of great
length, occupying twenty-five folio pages.
Cow EXCUANGI4 MARL-LANH, JUNIC 22.:—Although we bare
had but few arrivals of Wheat since :Monday, a considerable
quantity of that day's supply remained over for this morning's
market, the demand for which was very limited, and only a tel
samples of pgime quality could be disposed- of, but which ob.
tained Monday's prices; and all other sorts were only a a no.
minal value, there being no buyers of the ordinary
Barley, being scarce, is Is. per quarter dearer. The Oat trade
was rather brisker to-day, and fine corn fully supported car
Monday's quotation. White Peas are more enquired after, ae4
Beans sold rather freely.
Sarrru►rer.o AIARKETJUSE 22.—Beef, 3s. 6d. to O. 6d. per
stone of Bibs.; Mutton, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. Veal, 41. 6d. to Si. 4d.
Pork, 4s. 6d. to Ss. 4d. Lamb, 4s. 6d. to 6s. Od.—Cattle at 31sT
ket; Beasts, 430; Calves, 100; Sheep and Lambs, 6000; PO.
130.--Hay and Straw per load, Hay, 31. 10$. to 41. 4s. Clove,
41. to Si. Os. Straw, 11. Rs. to IL 12s.

BIRTH.
At Mi'field, the Lady of Sir John Ribton, Bart. of a toe.

MARRIED. •
Sir T. J. Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart. of Stanley Hall, Shropskitz.
to Elizabeth Walwyn Macnatnara, youngest daughter d 110
:ate John Macnaniara, Esq. of St. Christopher's.

DtRD.
June 13, at Edinburgh, Jessie, the infant daughter d
William Campbell.
June 15, at Hampstead, In her 19th year, Charlotte Udall
'daughter f Colonel Robert, of Upper Grosvenor-street.
At the Barracks, Sunderland, Mr. Henry Howard, Selislig
in the 92d Regiment, aged 44.
May 23, at Dundee, Miss Christian Sandieman; and,nezt daft
Mrs. Elizabeth Sandicman, relict of the late DAvid RAW,
merchant in Dundee—the former aged 74, the latter 76 ye"
June 15, at her country-house, the Duchess d'Aumont,
of the Count d' Artois's First Gentleman.
June 17, in Upper Harley-street, Mrs. King. of Kelsey Paril,
Beckenham, Kent, relict of the late Eduard Itiog, FAS
land F.A.S.
June te, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, Frances, wife
of Sir Jenison Wm. Gordon, Bart.
of as
Lately, at Lausanne, Jane Allott, youngest daughter
Dean of Raphoe.
Tuesday a man, while in the act of purchasing orangesi" C
vent-Gilt-den 31arket, dropped down, aad instantly espired.

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