Star.
London, England, 1804-02-16 00:00:00

(11rithreitrai) Pa. za.

This little town, from its central and inland lima.
Lion, havieg been fixed upon by Government for the
reception of French prifoners, the place has in ton
fequence taunted a new complexion. The fight of
forty-five French Officers with tri-coloured cockades,
end inamenfe Milkers, at lir& allotinded the natives.
Some affrays foon after took place, and the national
animofity would have manifelied itlelf, if it bad not
been for the prudence and propriety of the Mayor.
General RocHaussao arrived here at three o'clock
this day, with his fuite, and was let down at the Green
Man lnn. The General is a man of middling &attire,
between forty and fifty years of age, and of a very
fwat thy complexion.

Yefterday being Alb Wednefday. the Whop of
Lonnom preached before a nonserons congregation
of the Nobility and Gentry at the Chapel Royal. St.
James's.
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Coaonse's Inturesr.—On Tuefday night, Lord
coachman was found dud on bis
eoach-isox, in the Hay Market, whila waiting to take
Lady IVaessaansee from the Opera.
A Coroner's Impel was taken on the body yeC.
terday afternoon, at the King's Anns, in &. Alban's-
beet.

Thomas Myers, Lord Wetsiacwam's footman.
depored, that Thomas Simmons the deceafed. and
hinsfelf, were ordered to attend the Opera with the
carriage, at half pafi i i o'clock, to take their Lady
home. When her LadyAip was ready, he went to
tell the coachman to Wing the carriage ufl to the
door. The throng of carriages was fo great that it
was with difficulty he could find him. At length he
met with him on the oppofite fide of the way, and
delivered to him his Lady's orders. The coachman
obferved in reply, that the way was fo completely
blocked pp, that it would be a quarter of an hour
st kat before be thould be able to get clots to the
pavement. The grimes conveyed this information
to Ledy WALSIIION•11, who waited till the time
was elapfed, in the lobby, when Ow tent the wh-
ack again to ke if the coachman was ready. On
going out at the Opera Houk door. be perceived. a
boats among the carriages. and obterved his fellow
fervent endeavouring to make his way op between
two carriages. His attention being takes off at the
moment, be beard a vane, proceeding frowthe car-
riages in front of the OperaHottfe, esclaias," I)—it
him, you have krved hamright." At this moment
he few the deceafed fall back on the coach•box, and
drop the reins; not feeiog him air, he became alarm.
ed. and raa to inform his Lady that fome accident
bad befallen the coachman; upon which her Lady-
(hip defined him to enquire *bat had happened. On
returning ihe third time he found the carriage was
gone; the hotfes, as he learned, having feu off, when
they found themfelves at liberty.
A Gentleman who (Lopped the hocks near Suffolk-
Greet. Paid, that paling that war at the time, and
teeing no perfon guiding the Animals, be took hold
of their beads, when he bbferved the coachman
ing back on the coach hot, with his head on the roof
of conch. Soppofdlg at lira be was only Amp,
he called to him, but on further invelligadon he
found be was dead ; when, with the effilianee of
others. they took him to the King's Arms; its St.
Albaa's area. At this period Lady WALSIMOKAIIeII
rePOtinall came up. and went for the family Surgeon,
Mr. Taggert, in Pall Mall.
Mr. Tined fisted. that on coming to the de.
ceated. he found him quite warm, but Weld's t and
though he thought nothing could be done to name
him to life, neverthelefs be opened a vein in his am.'
On examining his bead and face, he tumid two con.
tufions, one of them in the middle of his forehead,
and the other on the left fide of his temple, neither
of which he conceived were of fufficient magnitude
to rtfafion the death of the deceafed.

Mr. Young. a Surgeon. who refides in St. Alban•s-
Arect, Lid. that being fent for, be came to the de.
ceafed at the time he was under the operation of
Mr. Taunt, and having examined the wounds on
his forehead, agreed with him that the blows were
not of that fatal nature to deprive the deceakd of
his life.

A coachman, who was prcfent when the bugle
took place, Rated, that the deceafed raked him, being
an old acquaintance, to give way to let him Lorne up
to the Opera Houfe door, as he, the witnefs, had not
been called. At this moment, and while he was en-
deavouring to make way, two other carriages were
endeavouring to get into the place of the deceared.
whom he now law fall back on the box; but being
bufily engaged with his froths, law no blow &trek.
The evidence being doled, the Jury brought in
their verdict—Died h an ilpopitair
The above circumltance having. made Come noire.
Many Perfons have requeßed to view the body of the
coachman. It appears. that over the left eye there
are three diaina Rrokes, which appear to have been
given by the thong of a whip. On the centre of the
forehead is the mark of a blow, not apparently of a
dangerous nature, notwithflar.ding the blond teems
to have dfued from the wound. and run among the
hair. A wound alto appears ou the left temple; it
is black, and (welled about the fire of a marble, and
is fuppofed to have been given by the butt end of a'
whip. Rnund this blow are fcveral (mall contufions
of a trivial nature ; the left eye is completely black,
and the decesfed exhibited altogether the appearance
of one who had been engaged in a bruiting match.—
Some time after the evidence had doled. a perfnn
came to the King's Arms, and Rated, that he could
find a perfon who taw a coachman Itrike at the de-
ceafed with a whip.
It was (aid that a coachman who was prcfent in the
bugle had ahfconded, when the carriage he drove
was found dunaged.and a quantity of blood fprinkled
over it.

Yeaerday the Coroner's Jury fat on the body of
Thomas Feane, at the Wool Pack, public !tonic,
Finch.lane, Cornhill, who was found dead the pre-
ceding day, with his neck ditliicated. M►. Dent, the
mailer of the public hook, was the Fiincipal era•
dence, who Rated that the decealed was a hair dreier,
and relided in Finch-lane. His mailer came to him
in a great hurry, and laid Feane was dead ; he went
to the houfe where he lived, and found him lying at
the ;stamps of the kitchen flair* quite dead, with •
candle in his hand. His mailer fuppoted he bad got
op and was going to light the kitchen fire as be was
acciilliimed to do. The body was quite warm when
firlt dilcovered.—Accideotal Death.

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COURT O RUNTS Dalai. mai s.

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This was an salon of Alas& The Plaintiff laid
his damages at soot.
Mc. °miaow Sated the cafe to the. Jury, prefacing
his remarks by laying, that a store brutal and ag-
gravated affault. if has infirnaions were corre& he
lad never before lased in a Court of Jake. The
Plaintiff. he raid kept a public houfe, near the Royal
Hofpital. at Cbellea. The Defendant was a Surgeon
and Man.zoiderife of the fame place. It happened on
the a erit day of December Ise. the Defendant called
at the Plaintiff's hoe& to refrelk himfelf, sod was ad-
mitted into the bar room, where Mrs. Quin, Mrs.
Bergeson:id revere' other potions were &nog. After
a thort interval, Mr. Dodd quarrelled wash Mrs.
Burgers, when Mrs. Quin interfered, and begged Mr.
Do& would not difluil the tranquillity of her vete;
upon which the Defendant toff op,' attacked Mrs.
Qmin in the moll brutal way. and. notwithkancling
btFknew her to be in a very advanced gate of preg-
nancy, he beat her in a very violent manner, info-
much, that Rte became di(ordered, and at laft 'nicestried or, in r.ther words. brought forth a dead child.
He added. that if he proved his cafe, be had no doubt
the Jury would confider It one, in which they were
compelled to give very ferions tbunagm,
Burgess eras then called, who deferilled the
Defendant souring the bar room, the. fnbrequent
quarrel. the intetfereeeeef Mrs. Qsia, and she blows
that enfued. She defcribed the Defendant &shaving
forced Mrs. tun again& the funnel of a (love, and
having hurter exceedingly, betides tearing her
handkerchief. Mrs. Qmin at the tithe was between
(even and eight months gone with child.
Another wunefs of the name of Baker, defcribed
the affault in ftronger terms, though to the fame ef-
fea. He raid the Doaer (truck Mts. uin with great
violence. and beat her backwards aortal the Rove.
Mr. Jenkins, a Surgeon mid hfan.miderife, was
called in on the aft of January, and found Mrs.
Qeeirt jn labour.. She was only eight months gone,
and slier Raying with her live hour., file was deli.
eared of a dead child. From the Rate of the child,.

be fuppofed it might have, been dead a fortnight.-
At the time of the delivetf. be exprelTed bitorelf
coercious that either accident. violent and fuddea•
alarm. or perroaal ill.treatment. had canted the pre.
mature death of the infant. . _

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Mr. Exam.a obferved in defence. that if his in-
arutlioos were made oat in evidence, the Plaintiff
was the mot wicked man alive t and if not true,
the culpability of the Defendant wee coandorebly
increafed. The Learned Conakl then obfervede
that the milairriage of the Plainall's Wife was pea.
potely introduced to baffler ouz this ibunages. and
that there milled. in faff. Pa Weems lot raying
the fqoathle that took place between Mr. Dodd and
the Plaintiff's wife had led to cinfequences fo fatal
and dearuffive ; on the contrary, he &mild prove.
that to the Plaintiff's own brutality arts the wife's-
rinse to be ofcribed. be bevies beat and DI treated
his wife • few days before in fo dreadfol a way, that
bet (creams had alarmed the seighbouriniod. and
her knifes were the nest day the fultiell of pity sad
of esecration to thofe friends *boasted her emilia

Frail was then called, who defeated berfelf
as the wife of a plumber and glacier, living neat door
to the Plaintiff. She had fie inently beard the Plain-
tiff beating his wife. and Mrs. 112 in bad often
complained to her of her hutband'sa ufage, thew.
ing her the bruifes the had got. About one
o'clock in the morning, between the 25th and 26th
of December laD, the heard die Plaintiff beating his
wife, as he thought, molt nomercifullz. Mrs.
Quin (creamed and cried moll piteoully, infouroch
that the, the vrinssfs, could not Deep. She beard the
blows, and as the thought, Mrs. Quin fall upon the
ground. A Mort interval then occurred, and wit-
s& imagined the Plaintiff had &tangled his wife, as
Me heard no more. The next day, however, the
found that Mrs. Quin was alive, though very ill.—
She continued fo till the eft of January, when the was
taken in labour, and brought forth a dead child.—
The witnefs in her erofs examination, confeffed that
Me was a relation of Mr: Dodd's, and that the bad
told a Mifs Blair of the Plaintiff's enmity the next
day. She added, that the had been prdent when the
Plaintiff beat his wife.
Mils Blair corroborated the laR witnefi es to the
communication of the beating on Chridenas Day at
night, and added, that he had heard the Plaintiff
beating his wife, and been alarmed by her (creams.
One night, about twelve months fince, Mrs. Quin
cried and moaned to bitterly, that feveral pedalo
gathered round the door and one inparticid Paid
be was fare Qiin was kiar
lling his wife and that be
would not llirllill he was &tidied the poor woman
was alive. The f loathed out of the window,
and on being allied if her mißrefs was alive f Mrs.
Quin replied. 4. 0 yes t brit my hatband has beat ma
moll cruelly." The wieners further added, that Mrs.
Q2in was about her !mule, apparently in good
health, for feveral days after the tath, the day when
the quarrel took place between her and Mr. Dodd.
Mr. ILunillie, a perfon prelim when the stash
took place, defcribcd it as a moil trifling affair, ob-
(erring that Mr. Dodd wok hold of Mrs. Qiin, as if
he was going to kits her, and that be puthed him
from her, when he tore her neckerchief.

Mr. aaaaow replied at peat length, contending
that the dead child was referable to the 6rft affault,
and not to any quarrel the Plaintiff might have had
, with his wife, if he ever had any. He did not be.
sieve a quarrel had taken place, and he faw nothing
to enforce the fuppolition, but the evidence of Mn.
Frail, who pretended to hear through lone walls.
Lord Ex t. e a iroaotion obferved there was no doubt
of ihe Defendant's having affaulted the Plaintiff's
wife, and the only queftion for their confederation
was, whether that *fault had produced the fubfe-
quent mifcxrriage and death of the infant ? The
..nly doubt that remained in his mind as to the
simony of the evidence in fupport of the defence
was, whether thnfe (creams Mrs. Frail heard might
not proceed (ram the agony Mrs. (tin's advanced
pregnancy occasioned? And if fo, the Plaintiff had
a right to charge fuch confequence to the Defeo-
dart's ill treatment; hut if the Jury were of opinion
the Plaintiff was beating his wife on that night, and
that he wa. habituated to fuel unmanly ufage, Judi
was the more approximate cede, and they would fay
fa b; their verdid t if they thought the mitt:anima

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FEBRUARY Ife-.IFILLIAIRS w lognallii•
This was an lake bross4bt so mover dig km 4
;81. 9s. ad. being a debt Cud to be doe feels die deo
fendant, to the Athol**.
The defencleto affiliated the debt, but baffffed I mhe bad a fet off in rent dne to his fi ,oib the Apinibeill
It appeared that the plaintiff had rented a wars•
hours belonging to the defeodaet for one qoarteryne
t 01. a quarter.
The Jury gave a reedit for the Madams hung
81. 9s. 44.

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This 1,11 as • *Sim fee • topitak.the Waist
baring Is.oke sad entered the jpoodirs preeedea.
Mr. Gsaaew dcfcribed thed=eras 70•11
man of good cooneaines at aad ether
staaufsfturing towns, sad wiaig to open a ware.
hoofe for Manchefier goods in Leaden. hired foal
respires of the defeadat fitested is Noble-aneto
Cheapade. After being :here flaw secatha, he fit
oat as si loamy* to die Hank hit *as arrellid
his v-ay. and obliged to. via Vs Seadia... •
The defendant naftedeaseiir bin
Meant. put a padlock on Ile Mad a 1i '
againft the window. and lerdie Ai •
tenant. though pakten-gran. damaikajoe.
Tbe;Connfel faul, that if need Ilia ',Weida*
Mated tinder temporary embeevelleate. alma iiL
fo tweeted the pane -woad is leadepetaet tobtid •
the rained antitheft, and a auta would be Mk ea •
'takes hii credit. He trabed the jay woad shah •
it a cafe requiring Woos daitaget_

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Mr, Eames urged the ibises stashes twit ;
pan of the defendant. The petied!lled jolll4llhP
tinwares, 'skies with Mamie" pane& of thipatediSi
leaving only Fed to look she the wirehair', •
weeding to doe the windows to Mike
his own ptopertY, in the eginiag limit. Weave h
nod bowels the plaintiff to be kekell iglu a poMik
be imagined the presnifee wokl be elm laMWollh
to hini. • - ihr44l(

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tf he bid hems faporimoadiss his Doh mean the hee.
There did sot az/emy Melba its *haulm dam.. •
dam had domes he eathlyeffedStithjpear
inspepriety and is audio efigneraikaade
hi remeinbered, het the delmbet (end widtoveir •
landlord it was the ire lei the wren emereerim*
which he dirpolfelfed his steam. helepalf her
gave the ruin that would have (added the oempits
ed seem of the jammer, it might meet the plies of •
ffte cafe.
Te Joey did fa. moi gave a mid for dm plits
tattythilibge Deerages. - •
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This was- an shoo brink by' the •
order eo reamer Melba ef tel. taearaegridirdne
(endue for goodefeld and delivered so dm himarea:
It appeared-from the evidence, this ble beesbmvpsie-
becoming infolvent, bad fent fee 011DIMMIlialie is
order to 5g in polling his boob. The bellandem.
who was then an apprentice, went .setageetaletos.
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'The brother had received mho abeam awes* •
from the Plaintiff. The hr is. Hello
after this was carrying ao a Ibmalihl maitie 11101.
field. and after a kegs peeled then is WI
tirbe received a seal& frees she
'demand for payment afibe reeds deligend et
his brother. The Defeadent pot la .(with a wear*
for longer time. This was melidered as an agle
that he was liable for the deb, gad abs a ceshdlem
of its esificate. which was felkient. asweing as'
late declaim. to take it out of the halm if
micas.
Lord Ettanmeowee elskreed to die ism doll
the (Inchon was. whether the Defeedent
ted that be was hide to pay is his ems secomets at
that of his Modem 1 If they had en* eat the
adatiffion ismiled that he was Wiles se his own am
emot, Mot of cos* the vertfia mei go ia Nib
bet if be only admitted dim he wand& ar
se asseets
of kis bomber. it was a Whig (ibis. and he sail
set is jabot be mode refpnelible far the deb. his
withliandieg feel sadism die Jury were of *Mod
that the words of the Defeallent implied that be we►
liahie to pay earn own amesat.
Verdi." for the Plakatiff—Damages saL tom.
SaMI/IPIHUSIIBT BIIILIAL
This cattle originated in a costa getween ago*.
of the fraternity called Crimps. for t s pines' dem •
page mosey. which the defendant bad received. bee
which it was contended the plaintiff was gadded to.
By the 'widows of famed perinea engaged is this pro.
Mks, is appeared, that it was the cabs to coy dorm
Oasts a man for procuring able haloes to form in
the Eel India hence. The defendant had pot en
board the Ceara Eel ladiansan, lye Same% mid re.
caved from Weirs. Prefe4xts, the moment the famrof
is guineas, as the regular crimpage money, he diet-
ing Mat he had procured them. and the was carried
on beard labored the fame thing. For she plaintiff.
it was contended, that he was the peeks whe het
slimily procured there fames. and that the deka.
dant, only as an aft of frieedlitip. (big hest going
down the river), undertook to put them on berg
the flip to oblige the plaintiff. Some vitiates were
tailed, who Rated, that there Men had lodged, and
boarded at the hook of the plaissiff for robe days
previous se their being hipped, and one of the
tailor's wives (wore, that the defendant had moulted
the Ammo that he would give them or their wives a
guinea a piece if they (bold fay. when they got viaboard,
that he was the crimp. sad not the plated&
Induced by this proinife, the ewe Paid fo. bat wben
the women came back be refufed to give these the •
guinea he had prognifed.
The Jory retired for foam time is this cafe, sod
at lati found a verdict for the defendant.

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dead in Lon!-lans. Segshwalk. By pa
on his pedals. it appears that be was ip pep.
pat?, asountiair 19 sad. a yea,.

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tilkeemether Wear) hodbeen committed in a fintilar
t ienloa .etas Ospetallidry Hont . he went theist
fetal& aimed, la hriimaf fording the pylon who had
balatralhp of fide o urine mita e. On the 34 It
• ot•Potionyvet.one eclettie the afernantq be
eiremo# the prifonersear the phew where the robbe
filarial bean emilloitted. He was Antic and Rending
' mar the bridge at Cinonbury. for Come minutes...—
Wad crinedlvdett wit to bib, sad thought be nearly
mandred.ille delemiltsiin he MA received of the rob.
bon .11, his apposdeln the predator retired to the
lidd.nfrobe path. -The which called out es him—
. u mime ate pan rains -and be atiAstred. "to
take k intik." Os iniap interroingedpowhr tie (the
IdM detiktwl'allateudi..=edrfired*biZtr''take
eta M. letteilet feiled.ledoseit dove: The stimuli
that sad time dim !abbe aimed seenettAleiall 'at
the defiviallitia of tho:ribinrerho had robbed Ibitae
people ea that field, he metli es elevig with
fearched kis pokes. and inlaid aillarfe knife in kis
entitle...at pocket. and is big fek be feted fear du-
pileates.. bet sae Money. .
.11intaak Alkbty was nett tailed as a seitlie4l.• Mit
it appeared the entail oily thipodk.ar to herklf heels/
been robes' is else fame Addeo the aid of January.
Tips pri•brier Sated, in his defence, that is YL
rawly taking a. walk in the laid in ender to Protest*,
fame mallow kavet.! to apply to a hurt lie had re
seised on his leg. which were found in his pockets
wire co: &arched him. He denied Wing any
knowledge of the robberies, and did not made:tend
what the roes memo by (catching him.
Jeremiah antler, a chairs in fowling gown-
• lane. Cierkenwell. (aid. that the priConer had wrought
fee hiss about three years. and that he was in his
Service in the month of November lad. He had
always foiled him as boned man.
Another withal a/Toted. that the prirnner had
been in hie employ for do his than nine years, and
bad always found him an honeft men.
. Tinge being thaw • deficiency of evidence t, make
no? the Lharge, the Jury- found a verdiA
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a be farm Pr:rosier Rend alit 'barged on Another
ind•eithent with robbing Harsh Hale, on the 23e1 of
Janitai y lad, about three o'clock in the ant-twain, in
the lame manner. and at the fame place as -above
sated. It appealed Islet the otidcriee, that, on this
act-anon, the plifontr "toe a bittern paper malk.
foal one eye, and had on the dirty Imes aptnn.
lady a as is eninrany a ills Hannah Mbley, and
i.e Ilisestencil to cot thew both with a knite which he
held hat. if they did not furitntiet their money ho-
wwiliatgly. lie demanded nmnry nowt theme both
a: utter and laid. it they were not quirk, he would
*AA tow, IN gle‘cs. They accord/021y seri ep %kir

OHM, end halicflkeffalliblilobtielr; which they
did, and he made of us fa& as he could. Sarah
Hale, not 664 tilde to four piAirritly to the period
of the prifoner, he was alto acquitted on this charge.
1 •He then Hoed indicted at the inffinece of Hamsah
Mirky, whom he had robbed along with Mrs. Hale;
bat owning to the fume deficiency of evidence to
identify kis perfoo, the Jury found hitw...Not
yos smith, othetwife llat. Lorry, ftood capitally
indi&ed for being a crennist mitre of bee tdoney,
having been formerly conviaed of a fiddler offence at
the Cierkenwell Seffrons. _ _ _

~Da•id Heard
Powell, Solicitor of the Mint pro-
dared a copy of the original certificate of tie.
foiver's forever conriaion, boring bit& tried itub
woman of the name of Ifenksa is. for uttering bad,
firpencts, and having at the fame tints falfe mosey
about bins. _ _ _

Thoiees Roberts. deputy keeper of the Neer Pt Won,
cierketwell, identified the painter, as being the fame
peeks who had both imateed for,tero yeaty fet at
mei/ lode motley.
RAM! Pees. keeper of a public book in Chit
reMembered the pillow coming to his
kook oh the ed of Javiery lab, and haring a gbia of
trfawor which he laid dew it bad Nacrows.
told that it was bad, he -produced apod •oike.
• %vissilbgew• hbe his chine. The Week
Lavin fosse *Wee ff the prittner. he followed
Isilft as/ fa* NM go iste anetiser ppblic heti, its
ifery.ilteet. About yo yards froinlifs book. He'
heather* pretested the km bad half crows to Hall.
the beeper of that beefs. The *beefs and HAN
piffled the Ildimiet. end mother man, who was
,whim. *ad they came ep di them in Little !door-
nail kit the prisoner be bad given him a
had half crows. end the vitae& -told him it was the
tralm *high be had pettioefly tendered to him. irhey
'itook them beet to the White Horfe in Finfbory-
who* they were takes into cußody ; bat no-
-uialliwas feted on theta bet good.money.
rettehorated the preceding vitae&
die of the officers of Worthlp- kat, fends.
aguwinirdatti mad found 15e. 6d. in raver, and Come
He eked the prifoner where be lived, bet
IM would sot tell I he only Paid he wrought at die
'New Decks...-Iferdift, Gray Death.
Rkiorif AdeAreriii. si young elan oft 8 yeah of age.
s'hiidOi to thellary, boa apitally iodised
Lite entering the dtrellinghoefe of • h Leverfedge
Meek and -Lewitt* Tack, in the of St. Martin
ris • stik. sea !Maks therein three Myer
.""ir °Ver :7;ek,leseseller, at the corner
•.7 -street, Hap Market. &pored, that on
ranuAry, abbut fax in the evening, he
till tea in Ms hook in Ow ire Boor, when
rta alarmed by a window being broken, sod a
► otN guy ititt" He went down and difeovered
F. • •
11 IEIIIO ef 04( Mona is the Chop window, and
lad Wet witch& -It ruined exceeding hard at'
tune. boereter. west eat. and on lonkitig,
petereent be dlkoarkted one of the watches'
He took it up, end continued at the door'
hit *Wee, he heving been told that his
.e bid gone in feartli itithe thief. His ap-
tert.Lned in the routfc of thtee minutes, and
the pllfoner Id tudddy of two gentlemen

yid
tics
eft --- Pi'
jr)to had *Vied him in apprehending him. He
*Seed the prifoner What was his Mita, and family,
lirsinthhifin isidthipman's uniform ;but received no
Cabe any infortnatritn about the other watches.
of die Gentlemen raid, that the prifoner had
,ehrown friewhin; away on his being feised. alp
oildeg of the prifoner's glove; he ditcovered one of '
his hands cut, and bloody, bat found nothing on
hr s. 'seer fume duplicates. A Gentleman of the
Navy came into the Stop, and laid he Wait a Captain
if i riiindf war, and would with to ceneerfe with
the Fullmer. Ile interrogated him (the p rifoner) as
to hes tame, and he told hint it was Scott, and that
he lead jull come from Greenwich ; but would give
no further informed it. The prifoner was then taken
to flow•lireet, before Sir RICHARD Foes), where he
conferred his name was Anderfon.

Walter William Wightman, apprentice to Mr.
Tuck, laid, he was (landing in the Stop at the very
time the window was broken t hefts, two hands put
through, and °barred that they had glovea on. He
raw the panne! !cite two rows of watches ; he im-
mediately ran to the door, and perceived him dir
tinaly to be a staid(hipman, and law one watth drop
fmm him ; immediately tin his running away, he
followed hint round Sufrolkareet, till he came to
the corner of cipring Gardens, where tat) gentlemen
caught lyrild of hum, on the witnefs's calling out
" Stop -thief The othcr two watches were not
tonna.
Thomas Williams, and Samuel Walter, the two
gentlemen who ailed the prifoner at Sprung Gar-
dens, corroborated the preceding *alimony, and
identified the prifoner as being the perfon who was
parfued by Wighiaran.—Verdia, Guilty, Dear&
. yeha Hart, a lad about feventeen, was charged
with a capital offence. ia breaking and entering the
dwelling houfe of George Parker, on the 2911) of
January, and Beating therein a (ilk cloak, a quantity
of figured 'man, fame (hilts, thins, Fowns, and pet-
ticoats, and other articles, laid as his property.
The Profectnor, it appeared, lives in Vine-fireet,
Piccadilly, and about tight or tine doors from an
empty hout.e, belonging to one of the Wittleffes
(Mt. Bmoks), which communicates at the top by
means of the gutter, with the honk of the Profeen-
tmt. On the night alvivementimwd, a few minutes
before eight o'clock, Mr. Botches was alarmed by a
+strife la the empty Arnii, on which he narrowly
watched the door, slid form after law four men come
out of the dnew—they came out, he laid, in o
files," i. e. one af: et. the ether; the Prifoaer
catty ern the lag. The Prifoner had a hag on
fits (h-miler, and two of his companions ha: a
bag. each. He inflamly gave the alarm and fcised
the 'Wooer : they immediately drop! their bags;
the three rihers got off. From si kit appeared. Mr.
Brooks had !eaten to fufpeitt that Mr. Parker, the
Prnfeentor. had fieen robbed. He accortlirgly com-
municated his sli'envery to him ; or. which th- up
per apartments of Mr. Parker': h-rife were examined,
and it tirt fawd that one of the g.tret% brit Nen en-
teredat the window. which I- ed utru that ev:nitlA fal-
tered by means it a litrit,r,thernilemari n.Amis
the AI tent lowed t.. hr ;..t th.: fide.
by means of tit.: key which war n:ii .1;,- placed in die
luck an the met-ale ; they were therefore et:maga/2:d

th break it open'. •Sedirstrallls 11111. %let' 'ay fita.
ties were found to have been leveed open, and Woos
thee the articles Wait she. Indierneat were taken ;
thefe were prodecedi ttsrasitdy hisittilied by tliWPrea
fecotor and his Wife On evident 'w this'etliilt. as
fatiafadoty defence hieing been madr br the Prift►
net. the Jnry prnenaneed a wadi& elfGoilty, Son.
This Prifonet bad beer- tried previewer on
charge of a limiter astute; i 0 lealidg from the
book of a Mr. Middleton, who- occupies the honk
best to that of Mr. Parker abase niantiented I the
evidence adduced was nearly the fames fave the
eircomfianee of a different Proftentor. Oa thi,
Cafe the verdl& was Gait, of *iv woN which did
away the capital part. •
Sophia Date was charged with a capital esthete in
teloaiouily, wilfully. and tnalielonfiy felting on fire,
on the ad of Febroaryi the dwellinglotife of Bombe
Mordecai.
It appeared in the etinife of the evidence, that lie
profecutris, Mrs. Mordecai, occupies a ready-fer-
tilised hook in ClargesCrett, Piccadilly. The pri-
foner haalived with her its capacity of fervent ; they
firtqnently difagreed. fomethres quarrelled, and the
profecutrix Rated that the prifonet often ran her in
debt in different plates. in the neighbourhood. At
I length It was determined the (the prifoner) thonid
leave the place; and, accordingi; , a few days pre.
rims to that appointed for her quitting, another. fe-
male fervent was hired, and bad been in the book a
day or two before the affair in quellion happened.—
On the evening of the day Rated in the indiessent,
about fix ?clock, the profecutriz was informed by
the new maid, that a fmoke was iffuing from one of
the bed.rooms. In confequence of which the, ac-
compaSied b# two of three of the Witnellia (the lane.
&eh, the fervent boy. &e.) went op and luand that
leveret parts of the furniture. as the window-curtains,
Isedhaagings,.part of the bed clothes, a toilet, &c.
were no the t it was not a fierce but a finethered
h fire, and fome parts of it appeared as if.endewrours
had been sated to fupprefs it; and it was retitatketh
that the fire appeared to be tamely in feparate parts
' of -the ref/attire, where no comtnenicition tallied:
liefide &vets) artic/eis 'nf the furnitute, a pan of the
architrave, and (ranting of the window, were burnt;
thefe appearance% in the, ignited bed-chamber were
minutely deseribed by the witneffes above alluded to.
A Overt time previous to this it appeared the prifoner
"had gone out, 'laid all night, and did not return till
the nest day. and further. that the fame evening,'
between four and Ave o'clock, the prifoner had been
ist'tlic room; the Paid the had ihut all the window,
Meters, *hick however, it appeared the received
no diredlons to do. There was an appearance as
if Come candle.yreafe had fallen on the Rau* though
!the prifoner had not been obferved with a candle in
Iher hand.

--- -----
Being called on for her defence, the prntelled her
innocence of the &lame, Lid The h.d not been in
the hnufe at the time fuch a fa& could have been
committed : the admitted the bad gone to the room
in queflion that dais hut L•tid it was on Come necelary
bufinefs.
Mr. Jullice La BLanc charged the Jury upon the
cafe: he held the indiiment to be well laid, as Rat-
ing tbc huufe to be that oldie profecutriz t the mode
in erlikh the appeared to have held the houfe, gave
her that fort of property in it.
The Jury, after deliberating foist time, found the
prifoner—Not Guilty.
- - - - •

Deist Was. a private in the soth regiment of
Light Dragnons, was charged with a capital' offence,
in felonsoully an,.the 17th of January, a
Bank of England Note, value 51. the proper!, al
Timothy Drury.

The cafe itgainfl the prifoner folely relied
on the tell:twiny of Gen. Hyndes, a comrade of hit.
It appeared that both lodged in the bottle of the pro.
fecutor, who keeps the King's Arms, in New Rn and
Court, Strand. Hyndes Rated, that on the day
above.mentioned, he lay down on his bed between
(even and eight in the morning ; he had lain down in
confequence of indifpofition. In fome time after, the
prifnner clam into the room, in which he alto lodged,
but he could not tell exaftly what time it wad. He
Raid a few minutes, when lie went out, and took the
key with him afterlricking the door. The witnels
faid,'-he immediately got nut of bed, and placed his
eye to the key hole, to (Nerve the prifoner's motions.
The door of the landlord's bed chamber, it appeared,
exaßly fronted that of the foldier's loelging.room.—
He °bruited the prifoner unlock the door of the
room oppofite, go into the room for a 'bort time.
come out and lock the door after him. He could not
fie what he did within the room. He then returned
to the bed-room, where the witirefs woo, Raid a few
minutes longer witholt laying word ; he then went
away. The witnefs did not obferve to the prifcner
what he had jug feen him do. On being otteßioned
as to his motives for getting out of bed and looking
throsigh the key-hole after tile prifoner. the witnek
laid it was nit n confecinenec of any fufricion he had
harboured of the prifdner he had done lb.

The Landlord, Drury; (poke as to the lofc of the
nn.c, which he dciCtibed as having been departed in
rhea in his bed-room ; he raw it a few days bcfcr:
it was taken; he had never teen the note fence, nor
did he recline& the number of

Mrs. Drury corroborated the account, and added,
that the only particular realms which fie had to ft/f-
-ind the prifoner of the that was, that in a day or
two after it With 1011, bc appeared rather Hulls of
money."
This eras the faun of the evidence adduced againft
the prif,bner. ss applying to the charge in quelliun.
One of his Officers, Capt. Reynolds, fpoke frivottra-
' kly as to his charafter : and after Mr. Eaton HOT Han
had tommed tip, the Jury, with Ont Isefitatiun, found
a ',Mkt of—N.4

Seven weteroisviae%l of felony, vit. jam SlviAtrd,
for Renting two reams of writing piper, the property
of T. Jone%; 7. bovir, for ilep,ling nine p•noult. of
foap, the prooetty t,f J. RulT11; P. Hat..”(l, for
'leafing a Ic.o',er fu,eke. hotr, and an nt,lo• f n
the property of P. F.l%%:cy and John W •til ;
.7
Nitlftwv. for nestling terra,• en minces of tea. the po•••
petty of the Ea.! Comrany ; Ain P; •r 7,
Orating a box, eontainiAg thirty nine bottle% ..1
free'. enedi.ll. thr rt.lperty 01'1'. S. Nnot rc ;
Gmor, rive 1...151.i1is the
re.i.vty of Tnford and llrvoks; raid it.
1.1 per,.; fee 11!aliov a coat, and t).her artiel s, t!:e
ruit:ty j. ziretr.

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