The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE.

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COIIIIITTAL—Yesterday a demure looking servant girl, named EIWI
Williams, was brought up before the magistrates charged by Mr. Job's
Grant Morris, coal-merchant, of Great Orford-street, with having rob'
bed him of a variety of wearing apparel and other articles.
Mr. Morris said, that she had lived servant with him about eight
months, and h IVplaced the greatest confidence in her ; s w .
poutedreor to have e £2OO in the bank, and professed to be
.s.d lie hid quently missed things, and had charged sus'
pected other persons. On Sunday last it was her liberty Sun to .g°
ll:i, his suspdcions aroused by some circumstances, wile°
she came in he asked her for her 'cell; and permission to open he
boxes
boxes; she gave them to him and in her presence he sea bed be'
boxes and found a pair of trowsers, a silk handkerchief, tw irt col-
lars, stockings, waistcoats, penknives, purses, gloves, and a at num'
ber of other articles his property. A. number of pawn-ti ets were
also found in the boxes relating to sheets and table cloths. He the's
ordered her to leave the house and come next morning for h clothes;
she did not come, and he then gave information to inspector Roberts,
and gave the articles he found into his charge. t
Roberts deposed that in consequence of information he had received
from Mr. Morris, he went on Tuesday morning in ser the pri"
soner, and found her in a house in Carpenter's-row.a She denied the
robbery. On searching her he found a small corkscrew in her pos-
session, which was identified afterwards by Mr. Morris, he then took
her to Bridewell.
The magistrates ordered the depositions for her commitment to Pe
taken.
AN INDIAN CHTEF.—Yesterday a very fine looking Indian, maul/
clad, appeared at the police-office, to complain to the magistrates for
the loss of a valuable medal presented to him by his present Majesty
William the 4th. It will be remembered that some few years ago 81.,
number of Indians came over from America, on a deputation to hi'
Majesty, and medals were struck by his Majesty's orders and pTe'
rented to them. The chief, whose name is Ardlah Meins, having,
been questioned as to the natnre of an oath, in reply said if he took
a false oath he should never be saved, he was then sworn. rt%
deposed to lodging with a person named M'Cracken in Toxteth-parl'A
be had shown his medal to the prisoner at the bar, a labourer,
an had afterwards missed it, and he suspected the prisoner had got it. Mr. M'Cracken said he was informed by the chief that he had been
robbed robbed of his medfti, and from the description he gave of the prisone-'
he immediately suspected who it was. He then went in search to the
various pawnbroker's shops, and found it at a pawnbroker's in Joht
street; they also gave him a description of the prisoner, and on We"
nesday morning he went to his house and had him apprehended. . The medal was produced in a small medal ease, and was about: quarter of an inch thick and as large as the centre of a man's hand. '-'" one side. in bold bas-relef, was the bust of his Majesty, beautifu executed in frosted silver: on the other, encircled by a wreath of large... ' were the words " Adelaid Regina, Cudi Jussit, 1830." Each side 'ow'
covered by a convex glass let into the silver, similar to a watch gls'
Its weight was five ounces and a half.
The pawebroker deposed to the prisoner coming and pawning it °lf.
Monday night, between five and seven o'clock. lie wanted Is.
6d.1""
it, which he gave him. As it was dark he did not see its value. A gentleman named Balmes, a jeweller, who was present, said it Oa_ worth about 275. 6d. as old silver; as a
medal it was worth about foil'
guineas.
The magistrate ordered the prisoner to pay £3, and fined him 4e.,
In default to be committed to the (louse of Correction for two eon„
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dar months. We understand the Indian chief lodges in Toxteth-par
and is about to return to America. Ills wife and family are here, Sm in great distress.

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, APRIL 19.

WHITEHALL, APRIL 12.
The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to bessed yr
der the Great Seal of that part of the United Kingdom of Greapat Britar
and Ireland called Ireland, granting to the Right Honourable Doc
nick Browne, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotton, t dignity of a Baron of that part of the said United Kingdom called treE
land, by the name, style, and title of Baron Oranmore and Browne,A,
Carra Browne Castle, in Oranraore, in the county of the town of G'l
way, and of Castle Mac Garratt, in the county of Mayo.

BATS.
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Frederick Perkins, High-streetNKßU, NewP ington, Surrey, cheesemon,el',
Thomas Benjamin Atkinson, Baker-street, Lloyd-square, Lond°„.,"'
jeweller.

John Laidley and George Turner, Feltham, and Cole-street, Triaitr
square, Newington, Surrey, composition eandle-makers.
Richard Rowlatt, West Smithfield, London, licensed victualler.
Thomas Youde, Woolwich, ictualler,
Samuel Chifney, Woodditon, Cambridgeshire, livery-stable-keeVe
Thomas Gilrs, jun. Manchester, packer.
Samuel Crock well, Torquay, Devonshire, wine and spirit-merclualt.
John Carter, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, hosier.
IVDNS. ria
May 17, T. Hinde. Liverpool, merchant—May 13, T. Jackson a
W. Jackson, Liverpool, linen-merchants—May 12, B. Ezekiel, Ti ive,
it
ton, draper—May 12, J. Ravenseroft, jun., Manchester, wine and sP r,
merchant—May 20, R. 0. Hughes, C"rnarvon, druggist—flay 10, 0,
Walker, Qnicksett-row, New-road, London, builder—May 12, T.,iffo,
Ramsay and S. Lancaster, Mark-lane, London, wine-merchants-
-10, W. Hall, Crosby-square, Lower Thames-street, London, paclfi'ap
May 11, T. J. Titterton, Gray's Inn-lane, London, coachmaker-70,1,,
11, D. Grant, Torquay, Devonshire, builder—May 11, F. J. Ma ft,
West Strand, London, bookseller—May 10, G. Webb and J. Stelvai,
Threadneedle-street, London, merchants—May 10, J. Knott,W
and J. Clark, Duke-street, Southwark, hat-manufacturers—MaY,..,
W. D. Graham and J. Tate, Newcastle-upon,Tyne, linen-drapeLo
May 11, W. Parry and C. Berry, Oxford-street, London, upholste.r',,,,
—May 16, J. Halliley, J. Brooke, James Halliley, and J. Halliley, Jl'4,
Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturers—May 14, G. Turls7,,,
Worcester, hop-merchant—May 13, G. Ryland, Birmingham, ~
salter—May 12, E. Emerson, Stella, Durham, iron-founder.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless causeRTIFICA be shown T
to the contrary on 07 before the
Ith day of May. '
J. Briddon, Liverpool, corn-me an cht—M. Loat, Nine Elms, 13atter
sea, Middlesex, whiting-manufacturer—T. Tucker, Shaldon, De'
he/
shire, ship-builder—B, J. Wetherell, Osmotherley,Y,,rkshire, bleacr,
—W. North, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant—J. 'Mane/Witogte
n,'
machine-ma ker—W.Ed wards, Greenwich, coal-merchant—J. VV.a. pet,
Kingsthorpe, Northamptonshire, malster—H. Fleming, Fleet-stribp
London, printer—C. H. Mueller, Norwich, music-seller—J. Oa
Gravel-lane, London, carpenter,

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. APRIL 2I•
Since Tuesday the sales in Cotton have been very limited, aeet‘;
prices id to id per W lower than our highest quotations of last

H.
At Ashfield, near Wexford, BIR
Irelan T
d, the lady of Henry jorieg`
Esq., of a son and heir.

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Yesterday, at St. George'sMA
Churßch,RlE byD
the Rev. Jonathan veni"
ra John.Peberton Heywood, Esq. second son of the late John.„btet
berton Heywood, Esq., of Wakdeld, to Anna Maria, second da
of Hugh Jones, Lsq. , banker, of this town.

DIED.
On Tuesday last, deeply deplored by a large family, Martliaul
wife of Mr. David Rennie, Lord-street, after a long and Painf
ness, which she bore with ehristian fortitude and resignation. et
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OnWednesday last, in her 21st year, Sarah, 'wife of Mr. J0h,... pbonleso
merchant, of this town, and daughter of James Carter, Esq.. r
near Lancaster.

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