Star.
London, England, 1804-01-17 00:00:00

CO-11fIlliATION YAM( Tlti ►t/CCOIMC

(SATURDAY'S TRIALS CONTINULD.)
Warms Aayior and William lnEr: were charged
iitith a mifdemeanour, in unlawfully, knowingly and
%wilfully, by falfe pretences, ohtairriog from Jane
j'ricnorelo glafs bottles, the goods of Thomas
Jamiefon, with intent to defraud and cheat him the
raid 'Thomas Jamiefon. . . . .

The Profe;utor it appeared had fame dealings
with Mr. Dunbar, of Fore.dreet, a wine and fpitit
feller, for glafs bottles. On the 13th of December
the plitaner Ankles came to the haute of the prate-
cutor and informed Jane Pritimme, a fervant of his,
that he, the prifoner, was fent by Mr. Dunbar for five
dozen of bottles, which (be accordingly let him have.
The following day Ankles carise, accompanied by
the prifoner Naylor, they a(ked far owe bottles ;
accordingly Jane Pridmore, taking it for granted
that they were the fervants of Mr. Dunbar, let them
ban, without farther enquiry, 180 bottles or fifteen
dtmen.

The Profeentor fated the 'mature of the dealing
tetween him and Mr. Dunbar for bottles; and Mr.
Duncan Dunbar, fo far from having authorifeal the
ptifoners to bring away any bottles from blr. Junk.
ted, declared that he never had teen any of them
before he faw them in the Jnftice Root* et Guild-
hall:

The Reenacts's obferved, that a difficulty obtain-
ed in 'the Are which mull be fatal to the efilrel of
file pretest indidasent. The two prifoners were in-
diet& together for a fraud, in obtaining under falfe
fifteen doien wf glafs bottles, the property
jansiefon. This charge was not fubllan-
tiated'by the evidence. The fill day Ankles came
by hinsfelf, and pretended that he came from Mr.
Dunbar, and by that means eibtained five dozen of
,oaks--on the following day the two prifoners came
together, not a word is Paid upon whole account they
came, or by what authority, and Mrs. Pridmore
tak-
ing it for granted they were the fervants of Mr.
Dealbavi let them have lime dozen of bottles—had
Ote indidanent been laid for their confpiring toge-
ther, the cafe 'ald be diffract, but here the
r' 'barge was for obasiaing tinder falfe pretences, t her e-
'fare, maths inefientent was laid, the *barge was not
"We oaf by the evidence.
Under theft obfematioas from the Learned lim-
ass the Jury pronounces! a wend of—Not
"Wm Nayks. 'was then charged with °Maw.
y, and by falfe pretences, obtaining
on the 13th of December, futy
*Cs rtlen, the goods of Thomas 'amide's.
. The evident in fawn of this fecond indictment
repetition of that given on the former cafe,
anti Jae Pkidaine was pofitive that the prifoner
Aid be came fresh Mr. Donbas, on which account
An kit him have the five doses of bottles in quer-
_ acite-4lnd no h silty obtaining as with refpea to
die former rats the Frifoolr was- forthwith found
°PIP; tylfwas charged with a capital °Fence, in
:girrionily breaking and entering the dwelling-
*/ Mara. Gibfnn and Akerath, on the night
she 16th of December, and haling therein twelve
Imes of agar, r aloe sl. that property, and alto a
Gift end neck handkerchief, a pair of breeches, a
lbYkr .felfars,, and other articles, the property of
NeWeber aid ethers.
ratincil foe the Protection, in the murk of
Idianzaimihated. that the prifoner on being fully
to the &bore, endeavoured to
loffify Me conic Paying that his mailers refuted
to pay him c part of his wages which were due, and
flint he retched to pay himfelf one way nr other.—
* however, was nojullification either in point of
law, or in fad! If the' profoner were aggrieved in
• fp& a manner, be Mould have fought his remedy in
i fair and legal way.
in the courfe of the evidence. which Tao to Tome
length, if appeared that the profecutors are refpea-
able Begin .Rerr, its Lime-fireet ;—the prifoner
antis Sort time in their ferric', as an errand porter.
'Their minas, as was fitted by one of the Mr. Gib-
las, who came fillkvard on at occalion, do not
immediately communicate with .he firect, a yard
and a pap lie between—neither did the fug:tr-
iton& ebniaredeste ditealy with the dwelling houfe_;
the ware tie Ind between, end a yard, attach mull
be crass!' gvt from the dwelling to the fogar-
hoofe. The ptMtser was in their Service about two
months—they paid him his wages when he left
them—he was not difcharged, lee left them fuddenly
and without warning ; a rorinth's wages, according
to their invariable rule, wis therefore- dediteted—he
• bad been three dap gone when the robbery took
place.
It appeared that on the morning of the zyth it was
found the premifes haJ been entered on the ovcr-
altlett, and the snicks laid in the indlement ttol'en
therefroie—the articles of wearing apparel belonged
to the inferior clerks and terrains of the conerro—
the preatifes were entered from the back part on
'which Fen court is fitnared.

One of the wirneffer, a warehlean, Horre j the
rilisnrr very early on the rnorcinx of the sit/t, Ple4T
the Denfeentor's hnufe : he hail lomedorig in a hag
thrown over bit (Squish:l.—the wa:chnsan fifpeding
tome ill doings, flopped the pritor.er and flu:donned
him with refired to who he bad abuts: him—not lilt.
tog his anfwers, he tnnk him to the watch honk,
v, here, being fearchelj, the articles iu quefliril were
ti.::r.d upon him. 'Mete were piodneed and filly
:dentiiied, the (agars .311 the p.t.t of the prolecut9rs,
and the wearing apparel 14 the refpedive owners.
In his defence the Fame: only urged the tight
e faid 14 had, to h: iittisfactl rut the wages his Dad-
Aar: wisitheld from Vat. _ _

. ecnente :it '..,..lharge to the June obrereCh
That with refpett to the ca peal part of the charge,
ese hnrel.srinufly breaking and cn^etina she dwelling
bogie of the Pro;ecnts.r.. a teat nut InAJe .iiit br tl g
gridCnte t the perfont who were 101 l up in p•s.-
miret. to prove that they were July fattened and 11.•
valet!, were not br,ssi4:l; ve.trd, teizh
to the etrisal cor:i Lririurr, of Ilealing to the
ansour.t of 4 in A Jwtlliug i tile, these was rl
peonf that any Net the pripersy teat taken
the dwelling-ti•mie. r.r that It precut:es voPt.:rt,
was taken were c‘yr.ne.Red with the dterllsts ;
The Jury touikl das Ptiluac. guilty ut

but not in the dwilliathoufe, and acquitted him ofd
the burglary.
The PrilOner being an Alien (a native of Gcrma-
ny) claiswed and was allowed his privilege' of being
tried by a Jury confiding of half Allem. In the &It
indance, be refilled to plead to the in.e.qmem, but
being informed it was eo•npulfory, he at length
conk-med. On his emavidion, being alked his age,
:recording to the culluan of the Comm, he refaced to
tell for fume time.

Sail:rya! Harris was tried upon the capital charge
of telunioufly Reeling, on the zd of December, a
black velvet cloak, value/sl. three filver table fpoons,
three ditto tea fponns, a Over felt tpoon, two ..utton
gowns, a table-cloth and other articles, the property
of Elieabetli Spencer, in'the dwelling•bottle of Ann
Hopeton.
The Profecutrix (a fafhionable demirep) Rated, the
lodges in the houfe of Mary Hopeton, in Charlotte-
fireet, Rathbone-place, that the Prifoner was her
fervent, but remained only two days, for very early
un the morning of the third day the abfconded with
the articles charged in the indiament. On her get-
ting up, which was about ten o'clock, the miffed the
things. She then particalarifed the articles, Come of
which the had finee teen at Bow.fireet, and others
were traced to different Pawnbrokers, where they
were pledged by the prifoner.
It appeared the prifoner was apprehended in King.
timer, and part of the property was found hiller
p.iffellion. and duplicates were found on her for PM
ral of the articles in quettion. the greater part were
produced in Court, and fatisfaaorily identified by
Miff Spencer.
In her defence, the PrifOner afferted the had been
commilfioned by her late mifirefs, the Profeentrix,
to pawn the articles, who, the Paid, had a bill of tol.
to make up the next day. •
This, however, was folemnly denied by the Profe-
conjs.

Junice Root' obferred to the jury, that not-
withilanding the untkrtunate fitoation to which filch
perfons as the Prufecutrix might be reduced, they
were fully entitled to the proteaton of the laws. As
to the capital part of the preknt charge, it was done
away by the confideration of its appearing in evi•
dente that the dwelling-houfe was that of Mary, and
not of Ann Hopeton, as laid in OR indiament.
The Jury foußd the Prifoner guilty of ItealingAut
not in the dwelling-bottle.
The following were convidied of felonies, viz.
Giifiss, for Healing a quaatity of fogar, the pro-
perty of H. Barnes.
y. Ir. 11.44 for Dealing 36 files, the property
of G. and R. )(night.
' Efisaieth 'bias was cooties& of a mifdemeanor,
'viz. for uttering a counterfeit billing, and wan or
.dead to be imprifoned in Newgate one year, and
to Dat formic,.