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paler upon healing the sentence of guilty iron—nouns,,
but was antotherwt4v distornposed.
The Loan CIDER BA ROM having• pronnunc'd the
awful lenience of the law, left the convict int emu-
lion on Thttrsday the was removed from the dock, and in
• be passage met Heddings, with whom he shook hands;
expressing a desire to die in peice with all the ao! IJ.
The verdict *as in opposition to the humane change
of the Learned Judge, and Messed to have ticked grrag
astonishment in Court.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MAN*iOlef.TiOUtill.
tekarillay the Captain of a West Indianian appeared biron;glit,
Imam MATOU, to answer die cositplaint of a seaman, a native of
Ireland, who charged him with a Woleat assault.
The complaisam rated, that he had been hired abroad by the
Captain. as steward. Oa the voyage to this country, the car*
treated his wit% great severity, without having received the Wooed
'The Captain. upon one or-cation, ordered his to make
„-frak.paddlog, and accused him of theft, Isecaese he new to a
cupboard, by the advice of ace of the crew, to kg for **meet
Me materials. Upon another occasioa. the peak ordered gabs make a awe pie. but the witness not being coat tomes to how
how to dressier a d'ality of the kind, pet the matter into the both
of a black boy, who stowed away the crust of the pie at the bangs.
and thus prejodiced the meat. For this the complainant said, he
received some kicks from the Captain, Who camped km vekli
having intentloeaUy destroyed the dish, red ordered him libeled
scribhed on the body with a hard brash. and to receive the cee,
tests of forty buckets of water. Mk seetence was put into eieca-
don, to the great suffering of the asambiamt.
Seam of the crew were produced t• witnesses. look of cheat
witnessed the scrubbing, which wee a rough use; ethers saw the
buckets of water sluiced over the unfortunate egirlaingt.
The Captain said, that hewing aimed the complainant at
steweni, aod being juke diesprekted is his estimate of the man's
guano:edema, be entrapped him as cook. The compLinant, how-
ever, proved his onalitnem for that alike too, and being Mcorrigikey
Sklar fa his habits. it was necessary to have him well scrubbed, It
Wing, in key to pus his on board without offence to
ono, et keg, of seams. As for taireemult, the Captain posi-
tively dialed having committed my.
One of time crew stated, that the
"use
was rather filthy,
sad that the scrubbing was of groat use ; uo blows of kicks were
given to hi! knowloige.. .

- Same a/ the wee; dulled that the eemplaitant eras a dirty
fellow i Ida hands might haw bees laded, let hit flesh, elseerken,
seemed to be as dean as other mews.
The Lome Mwroa ordered the Casale to dud bail, to meet say
&age that might be brought against him at the next Admiralty
SCIAIRII, by the complainant.

GUILDHALL.
Ajoong man, named Maass Boglaid, was charged with *sari
a brown gelding, the property of Jelin &overshot Might* Bee;
a biggier.—lt appeared that the hawse was placed in a field at
Galleywood Common, in the Forest, about ten o'clock at idea,
the 25th July, and was missed early the DM morning. la the
afternoon of the 28th the prisoner brought it to Dizon's &potato:4y,
in Barbican, where he ordered k to be put up by section oe (Me,
last, and sold to the bights& bidder. He entered his name as Joao
Linton, of Chorcb.etreet, Betboal-green. The animal was sold ice
30s. to a ihorse-deakr of the name of Clbagey, whe took it Ws
&nithAidd market in the even log, and tberF it was recognised and
claimed by tie prosecutor's brother.—Tic prisoner said, that a
person bed employed him to sell the horse, and promised him Sa far
his trouble. He was to meet Ida at the Star in the City-road. Upm
Inegolry tieing made at the liar lon, us sack person was Maws
than—its Omar was rawassded.