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London, England, 1829-11-23 00:00:00

MANSION HOUSE

iletarday Aldermen Ilsitsmas set fee the Lora liken&
.ki Dretessoiparter In the employment of Maws. Bemoan
ami Winter. illanchostm warehousing% in Bodge-row. Watling-
wrest, was charged with swans a 24000 Bank of &shag note,

the pop- trey of his masters.
Sir. Bowman, who attended to make the charge, stated, that on
Thursday. the nn in width he was a partner bad received a Itl.ooo
note. which was deposited Ina drawer by the clerk. Friday, when
the note was required, in order to its beieg lodged at their bank-
er's, it was nolming, and they were much alarmed at Boding that
they had oat taken the ember it k. They were aware, however,
that they bad received it from Cape. Farr, of the R. I. Company's
service, and accordingly wknoses partner, Mr. Winter, went to
the India House, to endeavoor to gat the number of the note.
There they falai that Captain Farr had rushed two £l,OOO
notes on the preceding day at the Bank of Ragland, the aesthete
of which were Sol and 00e, and that he bad paid one of them
away to other parties, and that the number of that was 602;
consequently the number of Messrs. Bowman and Winter's
note was 601. They Den proceeded to the Bask. where
awere informed that the note bad unthstanately been
in at about one o'clock on Friday, in the name of
Law, which was written on it, with the address, " No.
et, Loodon-walL" The person had received in change 630
sovereigns, a .13110 note, and a 4150 note. While be (Mr. Bow-
man) was at the bank, a gentleman called to say that the =not
witness's hoe to e bad absconded. He then went the
house, and saw Herddield and Whites the slicers, who immedi-
ately took measures to examine the different coaches going oat of
town, and who managed things so dexterously that the prisoner
was in custody in two hours after.
Richard Claws, the clerk. deposed that on Thursday evening he
depodted the AI ,eOO note in a wooden drawer, which he put into
the Iron safe. The drawer was not locked.
Mr. Alderman Vseastas asked the prosecutor whether he was
not in the habit of sending large notes of that description to his
banker's at race?
We understood Mr. Bowman to uy, that generally they did send
them to their banker's, bet they bad omitted to do so in the pre-
sent instance.
Mr. Alderman Vaginas said, that being a man of business him-
self, be ueltermly cwt notes el a much smaller amount to his
banker's, net merely with a view to security, but to prevent

tem_peetiest.
The ezandnaden proceeded :—The prisoner was not present
when the witness deposited the note in the drawer; at about
11 o'clock on Friday morning he went to the drawer. and
found the note was there; at about a quarter-past one. Mr.
Winter asked him for the note, bet en opening the drawer
again, he found that it was gone ; the prisoner, who had been sent
out In the meanwhile, did not return, and after some time they
seat to Inquire after him, when it was found that he had taken his
trunk in a great hurry from his landlady's and told bee be was
going out of town, and would not be back for a week.
Thomas Herdslield, one of the Alan employed, described the
manner in which he proceeded to trace him from which k sp.
as well as from the acknowledgment olds, prosecutors, that
pound,
himself with great sagacity and seal.
Thomas White, the °Hoer who took him, stated that be went,
accompanied by one of Mr. Bowman's porters. tt PlecadMy on
Friday. and after waking for some time, saw the prisoner go up
to the Bath and Bristol coach, when be arrested him. This was
about Ave o'clock in the evening; the prisoner had jut esprit
his seat to go to Bristol. On searching him be found a 4300 note,
a 470 me, and 17 sovereigns in his pocket ; the notes were in his
coat-pocket, and the sovereigns in his waistcoat ; be found the re-
mainder of the thousand pounds in the prisoner's box, at a public-
hems le et. James's street ; the box was directed "C. Belly,
pansinfor, Bristol;' to the box was 637 sovereigns, which was de
mere than the prosecutors bad lest ; his brother, or a man de•
merlin Meuse" as his heather, was with him at the time.
After MOMlONMerelelell relative to the arrangement of the evi-
dence. the placer was weeded for further examination. and to
give time fee the praise:des of esker evidence.
HATTON-GARDEN.
Nary Adm. a boy about 15 years of age. of rather preposses-
sing appearance, was charged with stealing two luodkerchiefs,
value dr.
The prosecutor, William Hodson, of Margaret-row' Burton.
crescent stated that the prisoner was his son, but had long been an
Incorrigible thief ; not cooking his pecubtions to home, but even
committing depredations in the houses where prosecutor might m-
usicality be employed. As a but resource, be was compelled to
be the prosecutor of his own bey ; but of many similar cases prose-
cutor had selected those of the two handkerchiefs, which the pd.
mew carried off with him ea the 6th inst. and was absent from
Item till the 14th, when prosecutor's wife, the prisoner's lumber,
net the boy by accident, and gave him In charge of a constable.
The constable spoke in corroboration, and stated that the pri-
soner confessed to taking the lassdkerchisfs, and told where he had
pawned them.
Prisoner said be had torn up the duplicates.
Two pawnbrokers were shown the prisoner, bet neither of them
would own having any knowledge of him.
Mr. Lame—Come, it is time that something should be done,
when two pawnbrokers allow a boy like that to pledge property,
and In so short a space refine to identify hint.
The bey was ordered to put on his esp. The pawnbrokers then
stated their belief was that he was the person who pledged the
handkerchiefs.—The prisoner confessed his guilt, and was fully
commkted for trial
MART-LA-BONNE.

Hairy Mist Par, an elderly man, whose gaunt cheeks and hollow
eyes bespoke the deepest distress, was charged with stealing a half
quartern loaf, from the basket of a baker In the neighbourhood of
this police Gan. The prisoner was seen to take the loaf, and run
away with it.
In answer to the Magistrates. he said be was a native of Mitcham,
near Spanish Town, Jamaica, and that the most urgent distress
had impelled hint to the theft; he then hung down his head In ap-
parent shame.
The Meanness said he regretted that it was imperative on him
to commit the prisoner.

THAMES POLICE..
Dennis !Apses was finally examined, charged with robbing Mr.
Robert Thompson. a tailor.
The prosecutor, who appeared to have suffered severely from
the prisoner's brutal attack, stated that he was on his way home.
through Jewrysstreesi Aldgate, about twelve o'clock, on the night
of Saturday, the 7th Ins'. when he suddenly received a violent
blow, which was blatantly followed up by another blow from s
bludgeon, which felled him to the ground, in which situatioa he
received several severe Masks the ribs, which rendered him sense-
less. He had no farther recollection of what took place, till he
found himself in Aldgate watsbhouse, when he discovered that a
new coat, in an unfinished state, which was tied up in a silk hand-
kerchief, and his hat, bad been stolen.
John Beaumont, a watchman, stated, that he saw the prisoner
with a bundle under his erns and a man's kat in his hand. Sus-
pecting the prisoner had robbed some person of the property, be
conveyed him to the watchhouee. The bundle was found to be the
pro•ecuter's property.—He was committed for trial.
HRBDOM A DA RY.
Tuts Dar—St. Clement. Noah offered sacrifice to GOD.
To-Moscow—Venus sets 26 min. past 6 evening. Peace with the
United States, 1814.
Wzoonsnav—Catherine. Venus 8 digits west illuminated.
Tnuaanay—New Moon 52 min. past 12 noon. Mercury rites 19
lain. pest 6 monsbig. .
Feline—Son rises II min. before 8. About this tine greenfinches
congregate. and the common Sat body moth appears in the
gardens.
SeTUlDAT—CardinalWolsey died. 1530.
MARRIED.
At Whepstead. the Rev. John LiWaton, Rector of Bar.ham.
Suffolk. to Adelaide. youngest daughter of the Rev. T. Image,
Rector of Wbepstead.
At Watts* Church, Bath, the Rev. Charles Rooker. Rector, of
Taffont, Wilts, to Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Rudsdell, R.N.
Rev. Wm. Charles Kendall, Vicar of Svtioderby, to Albina,
daughter of Richard Fisher, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of
the Peace for Newark.
Thursday, at Sevenoaks, Kent, Captain Charles Grenville Ran-
dolph, R.N. to Juliana, daughter of Multon Lumbud, Esq.
In Cork, Captain Mayne, 99th Regiment, eldest son of Colonel
Mayne, of 13oulney Cnurt. Oxfordshire, to Charlotte, widow of R.
M. Borland. Esq.

DIED.

Rev. John Raynor, AL A. Vicar of Tamerton Follott.
At Havant, Hampshire, in the 75th year of his age, the Rev.
Dr. Bew.
At Furtwilliam, near Cott, Lieut.-Colunel Wm. Massy Baker,
But India Company's service.
At Mountpleasant, in the County Welfurd, Sophia, wife of
Captain St•Quabe, Royal Navy.
Ac Blackadder House, Thomas Dovetail of Rlackadder, E.g.
and, on the 12tb, at the same place, Mrs. Boswall, mocker of that
Gentleman.

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