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London, England, 1826-02-10 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

arneteses Judge, porter to Messrs. Cummins and noughts-,
warehousemen, 107, Cheapside, Was charged with robbing his
employers.—Remanded.

BOW-STREET.

. Yesterday, Mr. Williams Fmrle,against whom a warrant was
issued a week ago, at the suit of a Mr. Chesterton, fur alleged frau.:
in obtaining money on a bill, under a representation that be was
Solicitor to the Cinque Ports, and that Gilbert, the acceptor of the
bill, was Treasurer of the Customs at Ncw Romney. was brought
up from the King's lknch Prison, and underwent a long exanstaa-
doe, the result of which was that Mr. Chesterton con.ented to
withdraw proceedings for the present, reserving to himself the right
of still going before the Grand Jury at the Sessions.

In the course of yesterday morning a coal merchant named
Hoppe, complained to the Sitting Magistrate, Sir RICHARD RIRRIE,
of his waggon having been on Wednesday detained by the "friends
of Cobbett" upwards of three boors, without his permission or
knowledge, in Lincoln's Innfsquate, in consequence of which de-
tention be sustained a loss, besides disappointing many customers.
Mr. Hoppe produced a note, which was brought him by his
waggoner on his return—" Sir Thomas l3eevor informs Mr. Oppy,
that his waggon was detained by the crowd."
Sir Emnams Banta recommended the complainant strongly to
enter an action against Sir Thomas Berton., to recover special
damages, which Mr. H. rather hesitated to do, observing, that he
could not prove the note to be the hand-writing of Sir Thomas
&ever, and regretted that he was unable to take More summary
proceedings, and bring the parties who bad taken of the
vehicle before the Magistrates. Mr. Hoppe time to the
bench, and quitted the office.
MAR LBOROU G H-STR BET.

James Ikacroft, who. has been some days in custody upon a
charge elf burglary at the house of Mr. Palmer, a Gentleman re-
siding in Berkeley-square, in wbose service he once lived as foot-
man, was brought up for anal examination.
It appeared that Mr. Palmer received at the Bank of England,
on the 4th tef April, 1825, a dividend of £320 Bs. 3d. in noses et
various amounts, part of which he paid away, and the remainder,
amounting to £l3O, he deposited in a tin box, and placed in the
drawer of his library table; but on the night f the 17th of May
fiallowing, the drawer and the tin box were both broken open, and
the whole of the money carried off; and it appeared that whoever
committed the robbery must have been concealed in the house, as
the burglary in this case was committed, not by breaking into tilt
house, but by breaking out. Up to the time of the robbery the pri-
soner bad been in the frequent habit of visiting the rervants at Mr.
Palmer's house since he bad quitted the service, but since the
robbery he has never been seen there.
A clerk from the Bank of England, produced the numbers of al I
the notes received by Mr. Palmer, in payment of his dividend on
the 4th of April,lBBs.
The cashier at the bank of Messrs. Wright and Co. Bankers, in
Henrietta-street, Cevent-garden, stated, that on the 41st of May,
1825, three days after the robbery at Mr. Palmer's, a pent* made
a lodgment of Bank notes, See. in Messrs. Wright'S bank, to the
amount of £ll2, in the name of James &acre" but he could net
say whether the prisoner was the same person. The witness
here produced the numbers of the notes paid in this lodgment, aid
several of thins corresponded with the notes received by Mr'
Palmer at the Bank. The-person who lodged this money dery
it out again soon after, and gave a receipt signed " James Sea.
croft." A witness proved that this signature, to the best of his
belief, was in the band-writing of the prisoner.
The prisoner, in his defence, said, that the money be lodged at
Wright's Bank belonged to himself, part of it he saved while is
service, and the rest he gained by a speculation in eeanges.
Mr. Roe, the Magistrate, asked the prisoner if he was willing that
this declaration of his should be taken down in writing, and itle
would sign it ? He replied that he would sign it. The dirk ac.
cordingly took down his statement, and the prisoner put his name
to it. He was then fully committed for trial.

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