Star.
London, England, 1810-07-20 00:00:00

The prisoner was about 48 years of age, and lof a ! MARRIED.
Yesterday, at Wrotton Abbey, Oxfordshire, tie Ried IL%
shabby and squalid appearance. . the Earl of Guildford, to Miss Maria Boycott, fifth daughter of
John Whims, aliai William Parler,plcuici guilty the late Thomas Boycott, Bsq. of Rudge Hall, Salop.
to an indictment preferred against him for being at Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, the Hos. %Ir.
Charles Cecil Jtmltinson, brother of the Etrl of Liverpoc,l,lj
large within this kingdom before the expiration of the
Miss Julia Shuckburg Etylen, daughter of the late Sir Ut trie
term for which he was ordered to be transported. Shurkburg Evylen. .
INert La:ham was convicted of stealing a tea. At Bellfield, on the rth
'litrant, John Veitch, Esq. il tko
caddy, value six shillings, the property o f Sophia
Hon. the East India Coop tnys service, to Miss M-Keras, s:sui!l-
ter of the late Andrew NPKeras, rnerebAnt, Lath.
Mackenzie.
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Oa Moadav last, at Clifton, Miss Mary Rice, youngest d I
Lucy Foley mood indicted for stealing from the per. i
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son of Stephen Leeson, a pocket-book, containing four of the late John Rice, Eiq. of Tooti:tg, surrey.
one pound Bank of England notes, on the 6th inst. 1
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The prisoner, who was one of the Cyprian Corps,
invited the prosecutor to her lodgings, in Church- Bent .
ILesday, in the 19th year of her age Ma Arabq
street, Bloomsbury, where she contrived to pUrliein daughter of John Pearson, Esq. of Gola:t.- urY Ds' sec"
his pocket-book, containing the bank notes, .
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The testimony of the prosecutor, however, was not
satisfactory to the Court, and the Jury returned a ver- m'jegY.* ship Attica.
At Queensferry, on the Stb inst. Mr. John Samoa, shipmaster,
diet of Not Guilty. .
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fed for colourin divers feces of coin resemblin six. .—.
Sarah Jones and Jane Sl;ason were capitally convic-
A t Bridge:ad, Perth, on the 7th instant, Mrs. 1-a It 1 anico,
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relict of John Caw, Esq. merchant, and late Provost of Pettit.
pences. I At Amin, Arg)leshire, un the ielst uit. Alexat.slar ti •tI g,
About two o'clock on the afternoon of that diy, he handl. '.
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river, attar uear6tshoeNliiorreTobofilAbochtdar arocman
J. Brown was convicted of stealing a great coat.
to bathe, and, though an excellent swimmer, was in o,a
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Susannah Rolinron was convicted of stealing a coon-
at ip)fetnt
terpane. ; droS"aSsluerddaiyn-laa.t:aged _ .

was town crier. ckrk
• whose various avocations will long render his loss severely fat.
Charier Alarm was capitally indicted for stealing a
carriedt on, the bulsiness of a shoemaker,
number of articles of wearing apparel, to the value of
repairer of clocks and watches
40s. and upwards, being the property of J. Newberry,, eat lit•r, clerk to a friendly society, priltuter,
and in the dwelling house of G. Lake. and pig-bate! er—" la short he was fac-totum!"
searcher. rod calerpe,f sexton,
J. Newberry stated, that he and the prisoner lodg- I VatlC.e. ett HAY AND STRAW IN Sanim
ed in the same room, in the house of Lake, No. '2, Meadowe cuttoPayol. 51.0 l ot
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Little Pulteney•street ; that on returning home to his Neww
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lodgings, about eleven o clock at night on the 13th ;
of June last, his landlady called him into the parlouro secs. POCKETt.
:md told him she had suspicion that the prisoner had • Lent 41. 4s. to 61. Ws. Kent 41 1.5%. In 7!. as.
broken open his (Newberry's) box. He immediately Sus." st los. to 1. Os., Sm.rT 11. t;.. to St tt%
went up stairs, and found the prisoner in bad ;
he went to his box, over which a waistcoat was
thrown, so as to hide the lock, and found that it had
been forced open by some instrument. On looking
under the bed he discovered a bundle. and a pair of
boots lying by it, which belonged to him, and were in
his box when he went out in the morning. He then
had the prisoner secured, and went for a constable,
when the whole of the articles in the bundle proved to
be his, and were all that was in his box.
Mrs. Lake, the landlady, stated that the prisoner
was at home all that day, that she had heard a noise
as if he was breaking open something, and suspecting
I it to be the prosecutor's box which he was breaking
open, she sent a young man, an acquaintance of the
prosecutor's, up to see.
This young man stated, that he went up stairs, and
saw a light through the key-hole ; he asked if New-
berry was at home ? the prisoner said he was not, and
cam! to the door, but his light was then put out.
J. Newberry, the father of the prosecutor, was the
constable who apprehended the prisoner ; he found a
pail of pincers under the head of the bed, which fitted
to the marks of violence on the box.

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The prisoner made no defence ; but indeed that
was not wanting, for, after about ten minutes consul-
tation, the Jury, to the no small astonishment of
the Learned Judge, and the Court, found him—Not
Guilty.

Catherine Petty, indicted for grand larceny, in steal-
ing a dollar and a tobacco-box from the person of
Henry Jervis, was acquitted.

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