The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY,.

• MONDAY, Barr. 11)..
• Wm. Warren was indicted for stealing a quantity
the property of Sir Godfrey Webster.
Aoh Seanor, -swain to •Sir Godfrey Webike, -was
his Whim, Dairies-street, Berkeley-square, to keep
it; the Pi-Boner vklted the witness; the books.
up; he visit/A-the witness as well when she farm
bfase as when ihev were absent; the Prlsimer tail _ _
aaervant in• the faintly, bait was merely an acqoaldtasesbr
whsws's. , .
Benjamin 'Hants, servant to Mr. Barter, Pawnbroker.
the Prisdoer.,.and produced Use boots which bad been •
by him, in the name of Barker. Among them were
dletin's We of Cicero and Stewart's Works.
7Hock,.an officer, apprehended the Prisoner; bt
fused to tell where he lived.; the Pritoner went by th
Wm. Belt.; in consequence of *bat be learned, weld
St, Buckingham-street, near Fitzroy care, where '
Y 5 hooks more, six towels, marked D. NT: and ea
of Sir Godfrey Webstees Arms and Creel on leather
goner at the Police-office, first said they were all hif
afterwards, be said that be had taken them to read
tention of bOoglog back, and
,duplicates of Apse ,
Mr. Barker's.
• Lawfprd, a bookseller, swore to the property g oaf
frey Webster swore to some of the property as
though not positively.
,• Mr. Justice 1.4 t llt.airc thought there was pisitive
of the stealing, but not to the atomism of forty shillings

The Jury immediately found, the Prisoner Guilty
to the value of sth.
hit. Justice La BL ANC thought it proper to seq
loner befure he left the bar, that though the Jury bid
him guilty only of the simple felony, he was not to e
mitigation of the sentence which awaited him, which
portation.
Frederick Barton, stood indicted for arinnhing fit
on the King's highway, putting him in fear, and .
his person a silver watch, on the sth of September.
'The Prisoner is a Russian sailor, and the Prosecutor, •.
a soldier, deposed, that on the night suited in the bid:airs
they were together in the Golden Anchor, Swan alley, W
Ong; the Prisoner propo-ed. that they sisorild mire to se
public-house. which wa• agreed upon. They had not
ed many yards from the first house, howe'ver, when ‘.
:loner knocked bin down, and while on the ground watched
watch from the fob, and ran off Witness, knot
up almost instantly, pursued, and laid hold of him,
his alarms, he brought the patrule and watchmen
sistance.
This was the only positive evidence as M the fact,
Prisoner,,in his defence. through the medium of an
denied that he had left the public-luott•e already
until he heard a noise in the street, which induca
low, and see what it was.
To prove his innocence. three female svitnenett
separatelv..whose evidence however was so much .
with each other, and with the Prisoner's account,
Learned ;lodge again called upon the latter to repeat s
fence. through the interpreter, to prevent a miscuorepti
This was accordingly dope, and the Jhry being Char,
Mr. Justice BAILEY. who observed, that there must h'
and manifest perjury on one side 'dr the Other, left t
to decide the question.
The Prisoner was found Goillyn—Deads.

Yesterday a young man undertook, for a
rpn round St. James's Park' in nine minu'
• ~
accomplished the task with eitse.lh eight mil
atalf.• • '
• "rinse w fin nre littering adder painfidnlld obstinate
latest feel n pleasure when they are informed that De.
arid three Suree.ms thirty (yea
Detiaities, aid Sri-of-tunas Diseases, have .
n Medical Bound ht Cliarlotle•bintse, Getrat Chariot.
ohtp Nile the Rev. Rowland Hilt's Chapel, Blackfriarss
by whom the Public are cured Skithout salivation
mem. The brinuti.on claims theatteattim of those
attempted the ewe, or litho have consoled Mill
win e improper treatment have • ruined Thousand,.
out the. head, face, and Jingly, sore thin:lL _
hoi-e in the ears, s yen ines lo the neck, dimness nrgi
lures, pains ors the head and• limas-, frequettly
rheumatism ; weakness in the !trees,• nudes na the slo
swelled nuclei, &c. lire svimitroas which stem, yeni
and too, often embitters the matrimonial state. ems. Y
'toil Co. are consulted daily by nil rtibits dt peipie: fruit
till right precisely ; and give advice gratis. 0a Teestly•
deiv, and Sunday ra..roings, till twelve o'clock. A Curt
tbe corner, and private rooms, for females: •

BIRTHS.
On Thursday, at the Vicarap, Eastboorne,Solies,
of the Rev. Dr. Hru.tie, of a daughter.
On the 14th inst. at Hatts•phtee, the Lady of Capt. •
of the Royal Horse Guards ( Blue), of a daughter.
On the btli inst. at Kenton-ha:l, Devonshire, the Lady
Stevenson, Esq. of a son.
On Thursday, at her house, Blackheath-hill, of a.
Allll. J. R. Oliver. • ' •
On the 14th, of a daughter, the Lady of James Roast,'
at High crow, Herts.

MARRIED.
Lately, in Nlary's Church, Dublin. James rnrhes
Esq. of Ardee-street. to Mira, only daughter of 'Room .
Esq. of North Frederick-street.
On the 6th inst. at Teinplemore Church, Cossets TipprrarT
Thomas Matinsett Wilson, Esq. of Cahirconlisis. Coons! -
rick, to the lion. Pabella it,toinck, youngest &Aught,
late. and sister to the pretent Viscoont Alunck.
On the 9th inst. at Glhrooire Church, James Steele,
the island of St. Vincent, to Helena Ce7cilm, eldest tr
of Robert Bourke; Esq. or Prospect, in the County
Ou the Id inst. at Straritha, E.g. Assistant
nassary-Generat, British Army, to Tuning Ilortense '
Marie Bandelier tir Beford. youngest daughter of
Pierre tie Beford, Esq. merchant, Paris.

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