Star.
London, England, 1829-04-28 00:00:00

• NORSE. STEALING.
Waltman &m*. Amiss.
Joh* Wain, George' W►ight, alias T'oylo►. ho4g.
alias Evans, and Enemata Steadman. together
with William Wall and Jars Morrell. apprebesided by
A London officer since the first examination at Bret.
bourne, Harts, were brought before the lieu. Pima.
THALL, Clerk. at the Cock Inn. in this village. charged,
the three former with having been largely engaged to
borre•stealtng, and the two latter with receiving carte a
of the animalt knowing them to have been stolen.
In consequence of the pablicity which the initiatory
proceedings obtail.ed, the room was crowded with stn.
'eters, and in addition to those who appeared on the•
tourer day, Mr. Ward and Mr. Warr, of Wothamslow
Mr. Williams, of Laytonstone, and Mr. Clewe. of Rnt
leaden, were in attendance, there being reason to be-
lieve, irons the prisoners having been seen•about ttei
premise., and with horses in their possession mimetic,
the dear ription of those which had been ttolen, that thei
were tl e thieve:. _ _ _

The first ca•e gone through affected the prism:-
Weight only, and the evidence adduced against bhp
was in pui port as follows:
Mr. Curtis, a master bricklayer, deposed, that he re.
sided al Billericay, in this county, and that on the 23;),
of last October a poney was stolen from his premises.
In a fortnight afterwards, he heard that it was exposed
tor sale in Chelmsford market. and ascertained that
the person, who then laid claim to it was a Mr. Byrne.
From his possession the animal was traced to that ef
Mr. Mottrams, of Great Leigh, who stated before the
Mag swam at Chelmsford that he bad bought it of a
young man named Clarke. He (witness) made in•
ses about Coke. and found that be was the pri.
*inlet Wright, whom from his infancy he had.known
by she name of Emberson. He had worked with him
during the last )ear, and was in his (witness's) employ-
went about a month before the pony was stolen.

Mr.Mottrams deposed, that he was a master butcher;
on the 25th of last Octi.ber, at about eight o'clock in
the morning, he saw tbeprisoner Wright riding a pony
through the village whete he resided; he a,lred him if
it V/8* kr sale? and he said that it was, and that he was

taking it to Halstead fair to dispose of; he nett asked
him whom it belonged to, and he replied to his father.
a bricklayer. and that it had worked in a lime cart. He
purchased it for 31. lOs. and the prisoner gave him a
receipt for the money,in the name of G.Clairke; seeing
the initials la J. C." branded on the hoof, he thought
that all was correct; on the same day he di.posed of
the pony to a person who afterwards, as he understood,
sold it to Mr. Byline.

Two other persons having sworn to their seeing the
animal in Chelmsford market. they (Mr. Curtis and
Mr. !domains) were bound over to pr, secure, and the
prisoner was fully cornmitteJ to the county gaol.
In the next charge, Mr. John Bloss, of Great Bur-
stead, was the prosecutor. and he deposed that he bid
lost a mare on the 2d of last December. In about tea
days afterwards be under stood she was seen in the pos.
session of a person named Holmes, a pot-and-can man,
who was then taken into custody. The mare, which be
valued at 25 guineas, was bred by himself. He knew
the prisoner Wright, whose real name was Embenos,
and also Holden, and saw both of them together at
Burstead a few days before be was robbed. Holden
was reputed to be a horse dealer, and when be saw them
they had a pony in their possession.
Mr. Moulding, the landlord of the Bell Inn, reespi.
taunted the evidence he bad given at the first examine.
Lion, adding. tbet when the prisoner Wall was abort
purchasing Mr. Bloss's mare. he told him that he sat.
peeled that it warkstolen, and advised bias to have no.
thing to do with it. In the afternoon of the same day he
saw Edward Woodhouse, Wall's man. driving it in his
team. All the prisoners. with the exception of Stead-
man, returned to his house in the evening, and bad
something to drink.
Lea, a London officer. proved the apprehension of
Wall and Morrell, and gave a long detail of the dif-
ferent felonies in which. as connected with hone
stealing, the gang is said to have been concerned.
Though numbers were in attendance, yes
not being in proper train. the entire of
were remanded until the 7th of May.
Summonses have been issued for the attendance

person► from Leicetterobire, Hatfordsbire,
other parts of the country.
The cases winch on the next ezamination
will be brought home to them, are no lea

Lord SOUTEIWZLL has given a libtral
wards the erection of s Methodist Chapel at Baldness*.
village as his Lordship's estate. Several Roman Catholics
kale have cootribiresd to the mow object.—Ziesorkit
Within the last few days several families'
some of cheeriness. in the neighbourhood of Lam. ......sproceeded
to aircrew ports, tiers to embark for Anwrica.—lesuish
The Liz, last year, on Bricks and Tiles,
5410,0001. on Hideo and Shine, to 5110,0001. ea Soap,
and, on &arch, to eo,ooot.
The name of the young man drowned in
on Sinday morning was Lucas, not Smith,
uur Paper of yesterday. We are requested ,
diet the account of the party being intoxicate-t,
in •s booming," Ike. at the time of the accident.
II are assured that such was not the feel.

NEWOATZ mut LRADENHALL MARK TS.
Beef... .. —Ss id to 3110 d I Veal 4s
ileum .. ...is Sd to 4i Id [Pork ... 4s
Lsmb is Od to is 44 •

PRIMO; or HAT its STRAW YWUI
smars's. • worm
Hay 51‘06 Od to 41 46 Od Hay 21 Os
Porn 31 is Od to 51 Os Od Omer 21 144
Straw 1114 s Od to 11 16s Od Straw 11 104

PRICE OF HOPS, Liszt. 117
VW MUT& *IIW
Kest " Ns to 121 s Kest
Sussex
Flosez
Farnham Sue 1404 to 1694—Setroods.

PRICE or TALLOW, BOA
Town Tallow 40s id k Yellow Soap
Yellow Russia 40s 041 Mottled
White ditto I Curd ..
Soap ditto ... • ... od Graves
Melting Sad .. ESs Od Good Dregs

PRICE OF
Bea opt Hides
Calumets Ditto

Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for matins .4
Ditto 45 to 501b5•.. 000000
Calf Shins, 56 to 401bs
Ditto SO to 7011 m
Ditto 70 to albs
Small Seals, Greenland)
Tanned Horse Hides ... ... •• li
Spanish Horse Hides .....
COAL HAM ER% Amu& '
Skips at Market. Ships Sold.
631 Newcastle 301
19 Sunderland 14

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limbs 40
Minim 114

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lied to his father,
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3. Clar he ; seeing
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iy he disposed of "
as he understood,
their seeing the
(Mr. Curtis and
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is seen in the pas.
pot.and-eat man,
to mare, which be
mself. He knew
le was Embenos.
them together at
robbed. Holden
when be saw them r
Bell Inn, recapi.
the first examine.
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I him that he its.
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detail of the di-
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