Police.
hlAJNAWSOw-OLaSE .-T t ohe anid it'O0111 parts of the city the nuwnber is actua]lY overwheliiF Yeaterday the veprPrictors Of ftver3l of thL e6aches which ply i .Jfeidenball-.strect were soumoned, at theinstance of the inhabitants ot'the 'ioighbourhood, in order thait the penalties, most likely to -re- mecdy the evil of obstructing 1rade might be i.flicted,. TheuMnicitor forthe defead-nts objectedina Ii'nine thaLt the poid bg shtolld be by information reuharly dratwn uPa rtr.e Thit .hatd nen dirpeased wvith Ye2T freetntrIIY' WhCr-ctheremplo a Thsm to avoid givin- troible to thlet pardies; btt tehe tcferdants haal a right toexact it f they thought proPec, ant. iG thslsa etanc they consi. : e0tnemf s3ees justifiecl, by the vilidietive-h prockedings of the in- haia~.In consequence of' the epldaintis mrde b.y Sthe latter -SOnle htie -m,fill the dcproprietorsniet. andthmeto anzw-ree. nto corry into defet certa2irt Yeulatioo, wbich wtere approvted of by ell the inhabitants and, o shopkeepers w'ho beforet that oirfie fel themseveis aggrievwd.. The principal of bethe rerleticirnt -Were, ngsto,n .tlt ,tfb b45h n rFri?a 0 " dittttdm l,3 xtit-no ioe( h saouldtrLain in the.astee rnorethan nutes,ueei anO ,hat no M ach-.proprietor ahoi]d hare -more tban otie fah l '-Tbe ostree,N at a t riiie. aI'he wroprietors hail subscribed5Z ep!oroy xnar to oiaiatasno thest rea-ulaticnsi. which. were mealulatred t-o keep :dow'n. the acmulateetion of the coacheis, and to reu edy-ai 'theiiwnm-n;cuers cerompled of by the fir abtitaiiss. -, ese riulet afatd beent sjtli Mbided b, nd'yet eth in1iaittpnts 'nqncdaelforzi of L tt ihe- hei owners of theB oaches of the n?esn Mr. Jerdain, of'Leadenhallt -eer, jorerenn,vofthe'Wiarat est, panalties; of theTrwm ag-ainst dimnt,tr-'tthng: le treets-id 9lY fol paasencs,-e-,. JVWtevor Rtbvr, isshWbuam miglit ha=e toefrhmefh odta;.tn hyhd ih toage to rules Sr entheetbiin,etju'aee ohs1Jx Mr.-lerdan thetn stated, that -these coacheL stoodl beibre bis'sho. atnd that of' hiis niei-hbour anid prevented- . tkmaI If.rp fbrbn-approachinR themi. K1s egt noor riage customers, b,ecause the ycogilcI ot approach the-dOor.,_`Thi1j coaehes atbout. the di6~s z epcal persona cr hs detcrrte f.rom apso~it fa~m ort*Therewa oga.nstthe-o-en h.rniij bt twsfoe to be erldured. that they, slould co-me iad eter gt5e~xpenise (f, rfhop rswi~ hll paidi high rents dn1txs l ~adtr at to -proceed- aint i-One of gelastions, and -sbe-4b rer thev ha1n, bjcens tepoiLe e Lheinhabitantaicotild he hmominj tuinr toe'rest, or hinader-any I%6g iP ing!s )werpj-th -th. tc" birthos. In 'Prapord~t,cto. Uthe d6atfi.4n liatl iW-t .. sausly' itd6eaUs ),~tizlsehe baid byi sneti~iidr thou dbe;hbetse&linnallye~eep- cc w.ith ttile increrse. :Tlii' ~~ From si~~~~~~te heart o3f- ~6tfsin6rs.Y ~vas the~necessij f6r'putic accummodae'n,7 by ~egns 'o- thas e ~t~.iily'w~diiii ~his~c'teccnrfmda?of t the puib.. *~L' `Biop'k'cePer4. Re-1toped 'that s-ome yaras wouldk be foutnd to x2cetve' and a s11oOdate- the,coaches -asld that. the, ncc,sslty- ol tlizfor fitTe-swould be yeriived -'Ihlel a~j~ln n 6,,in 'hsxihthat ~Coe the-covies were brdugbt agal.Iiy inderbs~s deration by mnore fonnal. proccecdlngs ah.~te ii~~e.ol 'Snket and in-a-tk neF'o ebt to com tIrne pa adopt ,sonme new system which w~ould obvia'te the n~ecs4iy fliefrn withi the intcrsis of ahr lrhpkeeper or ho usely6lder atvr Tlie'chse accord;i te agly, stan s' 5ver; an'd tihe ceoipiaratsaedeters :nined, iftecahCs do tiot-abidt elsewhace,.ioq .hy~ heptalcy inflictedi in every case otf bbstruction. Or at'inoy'a'pte.. TIle rents or eta,ne or the ho~useq, 'the-4AxtrLof 'whicj.hfBeel their ant6rcsts aliblictd by the pratesce,' amount, WI t4inderstasid, to a nIluch ax ftoni 30013 to 4501. pLe annurn. J0oh1 Miqey 'a young titan, was broug'hi I;eforc the 1L~&b- ]IIAYO'OR ,on a ch,arge ol hat~ing d6frautted'a ni~nybe of tradestrien by a :Singular.trick It,'appeailed from the 'eviaet?ce o -.lr. Car- 4lngton', a cheesemonger, res%iding at No.' N,,Pore-street,' that the PrI-s0ner camne to his hause and orEtlered &'4qasutity of cheese, -to ;the amrount of neatly -01. to be sent to tn 'hou"e. In, F-eter..lnne..~ INhei the Porter tdook the e?teese to the 'piate apeoiryted the prisoner told 3im Cthat he niust a him incp~ of w ich lie had a conAiriertible equantity hy bim.Temh togh disapproving' Of the -Iqad, 0%ffeeil loebjectln ad'eproergi hmthe-ceopper; aRR Wat s ai sPpoe o be idsni'fv h.ln paper&. The weigh anti f~rm Were en exact, thtnt h lighitest MUS Picin Wa entrtaied. Inideed, tMCAIo~ oee one 'par- 'ca, a 'te topof hih 'e ciier s seen. WVhen the Portrretmed ith he gice f th chese,a ewhalfpence wereff"tintid a~ he o1 an. httom f zic'pace, te ulko which consisted of up ti~~~~i~two 'thehcteesehad eer ~ the prioner had aken a r6tsi in it-for a week, 'and thadt d~cmisd aterhavng iosesson of tile. cese. - thformstion of the 'tridk Vzs given tofed,il,the officer of -the Mianslonihouse, wiro -ferrtted out the pion fon the description. An immensegqtan. 'tt f~os which no douibt was obtained in tlis.isiva, was fouind iatt 6til fow's lodging,sin'the Mint.: lie had isrpo3cd'uptin-another peron,'wlo1.jthiitexamininig the psarcels, sent Ihem to the work. Mtusc,to'be paidi away, to the poor. Ai soon arL -the patiipera opetied- the'juircil aDd- found them -filled with lead, tbey exclitiuied agaiinst the villaisy ofthepArsh-ofrigetm who. werti sointenitupon defiraud. ing the poor. The prisoner was follycommiitted, Hiemeidlve re- ~ceived the money in the wvay' f trade. GUILDRALL.-Yeterday Mlr. ktidger I.idbJetr whioge 6ett 're reported yesterday, was coilttitted for trial.. The 'formi of the cemnmitment was for taking 3soiarlte sudrtepeesefepn Cheir.uarleswdith i Cramnpin. to certairi g9odn: and chattels Atolee fromn lierii he not ha-sing ispreheded the feon, wlho, stople the utare, not t:yy _-gch'felon to be -biouglst to trial, ndr-.gi~en -C tsebm aeanst~05 bhim anid Mr. Lidbqtder 'was accordingly .conve?,ed bY IXmiasins;'tho iarshlula-A eQ Newgate for..triol. . bN-Ttr.w T.Yeterd.ay Levi'Abrjzhams, a youing man of ithe Jewiat4 persusioni wag brought 'befdre Sir Rxcnsjn BXitNtE -charged with comm~itting a burgidryin. thie. dwelling-house tof Mi'. Wiilliarm Fraser, or No.'37, NoRaZik-stieet,. Strpn(d, under circuiti- istances of rather a curious nature. - 1. Alary Ann Easiton,' seranrt to Mr. Praser, stated that on 4SUnday nlighitabout ten mninutes pastl 1I oclock, she and her fellow.-Merv!ntt went to bed In the front par-lour of her master'i hous,e, where thiey always slept. Whien they left the'kitchen,' tle wIndows. and dloors were all fastened, andl wittiess- left alshawl of licr own and a sil ver -spoon whtich had been' used 'fr. ~ruel. She fell asleeii; and was, awoke, she believes 'abo'ut 'one o'clock in 'the. iorning,.- by thie barking of a .i,ttie dog which' was kept in thle. h0use. The ' do- lie founid Its way fmom the kcitcehe to the parlour-door, and :Wss satc'pvzand hh:rktng theiii. She. spo'ke- to the dog: to .qi~et h!imn,andhbe w,it down stsi2, utteriniga low g~'wL In avery shbrt' time he was again at the dToor,' barking very violentlyr, and.'the W'it. 3t1m lasuitpesjdng to biny-s he wenit to a'rat 7i'n the psassage, and laia impqf down, btt 'stil kept startingr at intervalisand barking. A&iis.t two minutes' hsid'elan'ief, whpn' some one camie aong the pas-' tz,1e wish a light, a-nd caugh tiusthe doz.' The aniinl made asd lien and uncommon noie, and wgas taken Aowii stairs. All was quiet for a minute or two, and witness opehed thze parlour..door, and MTw that there was a light in the kitchies. 'She 'heard tome one say " 'Fu'h !"and sihe immediately called out as 1eud as she could, "1Hal1. QOo! who'si there" Altlirde-r!" Aiud retreating into the parlour, she held the door- firly- while hier fellow-serv ant'ope.ned the 'parlour- windowr, and called ouit for the wate-h. 'A watchman.camnt and wit-I ners from the window saw a mnan standing on thte stone within the area railings. Th7e shawl and spon now produced she identI fied as the sarne left in the kitchen, and a catving knife, stainied with blond, she also smid was hter master's, and was s-afe in a knife-box when she left the kitchen. Rebecc Thgomas, the fellow-servant, 'corroborateA the statement of the last witness, and taia, that when she had screamerd several timnes at the window, she saw a myan clinmb up the area, and put his hands upon the railings as if to junmp over. The prisoner was that man. A wratchman anid aome gentlemen cainie up, and one Of the gentlemeni begged her to open the dloor, hut slhe was so alarmed thatt slite haed not power to do Bo and lie got in at the windowi, and, procurfing a light from the gas- IsTip,prceLedto search the housle. Slhe accompanied himn, and eared theyetrdO kitchenr, the first object that presented itself 'was the unfortuujate little dog, with its htead very nearly severed -fromn the body, and the carving-knife, wet witlh blood, lyinig near it. Her master was cal.ed up. Robert Newrman, a watchman, was attracted to the house by fe- mnale shrieks, and fouind the prisoner juLst about mounting over the area railing. lHe orderedt him 't get ovr,ad, seizing him by the clr,said he would knock hint down if he ventured to sitir an inch. Witness gave him in charge to two other watclimen, anid, in search- tag9 the premises, he found on the kitchen dlresser a dark-lantern, andi( in the area, directly undersieith where he saw the prisioner standing, hea i ojd the shawl and spoon produced. He found the stock of aL centre..biti-besth nme place. In serching the prisoner at thewatch- house, he found upon him a piece of candle, andI a handkerchief, 8tair,ed with blood.-The back of one of theprisoner's hands wasbloody. George Whitaker, another watchman, produced the carving knife und three centre-bits, which 'he found ini the area; and he also stated, thlat he hiad fitted a crow-bar fountd upon the premises to a mark on the kitchen abutter, whichl had be-en forced, optn, and it exactly coi. responded. Mlr. Charlton., one of the gerntlemeyi who assisted, gave evidence t~ the samte elltet,and said, there was a little boy in bed in a shut-ulp place In the kithen, endl the poor little fellow seemed almost fright- enedl to death. Mlr. Prager swore that the crow-bar and other implements were mot wigproperty. The prisoner in his defence said, he had nothing to do with the bnir & BRW. fully committe the prisoner for trial, and ob- served, that all the witnesses, the first especially, 'Mary Anne Eas- ton, were deserving of much pmaise for thieir spirit and promptitude. .Frarscis Waltoni, a boy uppareaktly not more thani 14 yeares of age, -was broughyt up, charged with committinig a street robbery, at seven -'clock on Sunday eveninig, upon the persn of a gentleman namedi Mr.Sawerswaswalking through Long-acre on his way to chapl, wen he pisoer ran violently against him in front, and at the ameinstnt e 'natched his watch from his, fob, and ran off. The roseutorcaled "1 Stop thief h and a boy of the naem of Brto, wo culd not be more ttitan eleveni or twelve years old,follwed nd eizedl him by the collar, and hield himn un- til1iewassecredby others. The prisoner threw down the watch a'S he was running, and it appeared that the fAll separated it fromthe crae, the latter only being found, It weesupPosed thatthie watch itself w as picked up b tne,wi ehp nwui where to 'take it.bya'tnr,wophpske nt The prisoner denied the char e.-He a ul comtiitted for trial. Sir R. BhastrE told the lIte fellowe wiho seizyed the prisoner, that ie had shown himsnelf to be acourageous and good boy, and helhopedI he would, one day be as good fa men. This boy. is the son of very poor parents, aud we were given to un- 'terstanadihat the prosecutor, with the assistance of the wor-thy chief n~agatrae, will endeavour to provide goodt employment for him. IU19sof-JIAL.~Vesterflay 'Mir. Walter Womn6ell, formtvrly an officer 'in thae10th Huytsars,' antid'afterwardisa. captain in the Life ,Guards, a pp saed at, the offce, to accoagnitfor the possession of i4 chaise, which had been sttoles, from a gentlemnan under thze following circuiustances. IAlr. Ha,rmes' ttetidda'fo'rthecaptain.. fr.Al. eD, a isentleTasen' realtYing in Oieosyreior.olace, Camberwell, stated, that on the 26th of ~April 'lAt his cda6ihohuxe was broken hpen,and, a chaisef together with aq anttyofharness,.stoiea. ,hr aa her eits thesRtable at the time, whYich was not talcen'i the6 thieves. Informatiord-of -tbe robbery was giveea at the diffi.rerir 'police-offices, and after a-considetabh"lb-ipie of time, the chais-e wsi discovered at Brand't livery. qable.s, in Stamyford-street, lBlackfTiars. rod, completely metamnorphosed'-lnyviag undergone three tijfferenit -coats of paint'; hiowever, notiviptlistnding the chanige, it.was satia-i factorily identified by the i6aehmaker whio sold RAO Ithr, Allen,' U-pon questioning Air. Brand h'owiv'chtiaise.came into' his stables, he at oncee stated that it had' been -jplaced'there.at livery by Captaint 'Wiinbell. 'The Caitaint wsfto* called' upon lby the Maginstrate,' to state bow he became possessed of the chaise, 'which.had b;ery stolen in the way describ'ed.. Eleatat0d, that some thtime'in the mqonth of AMay last, lie purchased it 'in Smithfield frotit a mAn hamred Uqllins, whiose resi- 'dener, he did not kttow, but ~which'he believed fo be in Canterbury. Hiaving heard lately that the chaxise %iaa'a stolen one, lie (theCap. 'tainyjmade omeiuqaxiricv resVingit itt order.to trace, if possible, wvh;ere Collinis was,te be foemnd. In thie' course. oflhis search, he met 'with a iltan namled Axlans, a buitcher' ihi Viuxtiall-roadi.-who had iielld a chaiie of th6 above description 3to thepersoiA nAnied Colling, fromi whom ,he (the Captan) had'-sosight it. -'Adamsi was Dow calleel.' he st;ited , that helhaAtbieen'to'examine tC6 chaise7 which war alleged 'to' aase- been stsilen ; and he really un p oed itoh-the ldentieml'ene 'whfich he 'sold oa a ae ,C6 Brix, about 12 nRonths ago. M'i.i Keays6 the coachmaker5 of l3akia,,at aid, hiat thut `*'aii.mtpossible; for tW~chaise hr' uegtjon -was oni his prMiAes aI 'tht prio,'a& wsno'dlposul f iif. Allep 'until' the Tmonth; 9f' pri;lat. ltl Esysadee,' hathe as'coisvliieed it was the 'dhkle head sld t Mr.~A'leit loina vaiety of iaks ; -and, lttrson of Collins, f h ha rh ed thegi. The CMptain,said4~ th-at he waisi,nsotit rud'dr.coh,'olexioned mnan. Opboa 40 yeara of -Age,' -drf!e(s vdtP ~t~i&chb y an4 'having muck thte p.p1witriora Qtrahar; <fl'had jiddoubt, he_W44d but' he shoul bientabledthin himat 'Smitheld i t' markeWays. ~ ~ ~ ~ in hecourse.of.a fe'v '~~~~~~~~~~co5j of te a twomh - RfQ{|r[.R.t t tV 0ol,lMllntkriptin of the tolM one, -gave :5 i'elAlf~ren chractr o h'Is aP "pta'nee'fi'r6mtbat.of 'the:personof ~ (~ptasn atate hehad-b6ogbe al~case.. -~.Cdpaia 1 otnlell sid ithM'tit. '' 'A'-Obe,ati .'Te'JEag~trtedies akedinrf e wdM A*ari.tbii-cattlebo'ught l6r tti6a Smifid without bell, i~tebo o t j'hrrvtijd.ndeh Action; p~e ' -i aitae bevd tat 4ti WornsIc1I bh w -,uiilmalcsqi tttl onClia nqdrsa h burg~rznigt bepprlleded'ii~*oi~ht ojulic. 'ld 2 iiehI, O~co~js,*eld * gven p fiti. Alenfrpmwhoyu ~ ith,3ee ~it tblt offce Yesierdky, -On .satu1ramy-mnge,r*1ph -hat and feathef, tihanVf4ctutci, meu fthe instnunitt'it caled ttre. Ciirc~bit;twbjch' wsJ7 tis-d b) wiRdowi was then opndaittq~)bers went. up staice -into iH6 shop, out of whf Au"0f3r1'of. VaTh',bI ostbich featherji, hats.;, a iti1 rpO.li r4Tilr n i rest of bix.fhmfly. it MQi.e&ej,1j3 Vj~ '(W046p yet to; onie lo'the hue a~.1Miobt'stpeoise'- sTh~ f'1 Igg *mb1ning It wi icyt~ i~;.th.(1p9vs hwdtank thtrot1e' of vfe6flutTi thir stchn'h'irtj&e tb ein. 'a"Ota were 1'olt\d I'in'tepilui ~i~ the -;shop.-i`nct 'tlwe ia I'ira -drawji to ilhd (able twih~iy lt hl.&e'eae4h Seime.: Pol,Tqk t~ icio isethamn,lo the alert afnerthundaycs bete"' dht nit~ine cklockt, theAhob adtil OnSnda evening, oWgvgk premises 01' hir Carter Nd.43,`Qreat.Su re(er"_teet J3IckMntrs- -road, wtvs broketiio 4!3'6' 1 %wd f.O)v s f~t1l~n~ jaeckey.ktootg, ,tnd- a nUmtbe"f4~neii's shoes, stolen tberefit.d h burglars eiftergd. the frothoTphdoor yn~g il~-e the win -T '~~~~tf~e .:heti 4rfl lywcr~inw * . g d~~i~n abo~~ ilib~,:dtsdn ~rtl g y the g~ls, vhieh nXut have bee by coae o'r cart tAbIW~ri tIhjmo2 a~nd ofpersns w~er vatsigfrot te i1egtn3~n 'Rwlid -H~ IIs POUlCE.