Police.
1M ANY,ION-HOLsE.-A young man of respectable appearance was brotsght before the LORD IAYOR, charged upoa susplcion of hav ing committed a forgery, to the amount of 2001., upon the hIolsee of Willianms and Co., bankers, of Birchin-lane, in the namc of hiis employers, Alessrs. WVilliams. tea-brokers, of Jewry-street. The o , l01R DIAYrot thougltt it necessary, for the Cn(ds of justice, that thc examination slitild be private. The following account contains as many of the particulars as; we are at liberty to give at present:- A gentleman ot the nante of' Hayne, of Dorclester, has dealings with 3llessrs. Willianis, the tea-brokers, antl remits money to the,in which they receive throughl the banking-Itouse in Birchin-lane. A notice always precedies the order upon the banking-hiouse, andi the clerks of the'tea-brokers ttre a] watys aware of tlte transactions between the house aTid ilr. Hlayn)e. A few days ago Air. Haityne wrote wrord to the tea-brol;ers, that he would send an otder to them foir 2001. on the 20th instant l and a comintonication was made to the banking- house, in Birctin-lane, from the Dorciester bank, (according to ciustom), to the satne effect, with a direction to give c.tsh for the order of' Messrs. Williams. Tite banking-house was scarcely open on dlmiday morninlg, wrhen a voting man entered andc presented an order, signed Willianis *and Co., Jewry-street, for 2001. The clerk immediately paid the amount in a 2001. Bank of 13ngland note, and the Dersoit wlto presen:teti it speedily disappeared. In the course of" the day, ilir. Williams, to whelm the suim oughtt to have been paid, entered the banking-house and presented an ortler for the 20f3., to the great astonishment of the casitier, whio satid tile money hadi already been paid, atinI cx- hibited the order upon which the amount had been given. It wavs then ascertained that the first ordet was a forgery. It certainly was such a deceptiotn as none bttt the most experiencet liand could have executed. The prisoner was, itpon being apprehettded, seen by the person who paid the 2001., btut it was positively stated that fie was not the man. A lication w ts then made at the Bank of England. whiere the votlig man who took ttp the money had been seen initme- diat.lY after he left Birchtin-lane, atnd where lie had clianged the 2011. fbr sovereigns. It was there mentioned to .Mr. Williaois, thiat tht9 person who recvived change for the 2001. note appeared to be in a statt io confttsioin, andt, ott being asked in wliose name he presenteed thie Blank-note. said in that of Messrs. WVilliatns. As he had written the name of " Mlurray, 13, Tavistock-scquare," on the note, some sor- prise was expressed, but, upon his saying thlat his namte was .lurray, thie sovereigns were put down upoil the coittiter to hitm. Ttie ,io- ment he saw the gold he began to tumble it itito his bag, withilut reckoning it; and.upon being asked by the clerk whiether lie would not reckon h is money,lhe said he thought itunnecessary,and wasin ahurrv. The prisonier was apprehended by the direction of Mlr. Cope, but no cotltlesive testitnonv was given against hitn in thle course of yestertlay. He denied any knowledge of the transaction, and was remanided for a few days. A boatman who plies unear one of the wltiarEs in the city, was sunitl moictl before the LoRD M1IAYOtt, for having taken into his boat more passengers than the law allows,to the imminenit tlanger of lile. A Ruiet of the Watermen'sComnpany stated, that thelivesof the public were frequently exposed to great peril, in consequence of the conduct of watermen in ferrying over more passengers tIhan their boats were capable of conveying safely. As this practice had causetd in sonme in- stances the loss of life, it was determined to checlt it, by prosecutting those who were guilty upon the act of Geo. 11., which inflicted a penalty of 51. 0pOn arty person convicted of carrying in his boat a greater number than eighlt passengers. A waterman named C'oles was called upon to give evitlence on the occasion. ile said, he had been branded with tile name of informer; itn conseqnetse of having objectedl to the dangerotis practice of wlshic bte had lately witnessed a fatal example. Tite defenlant hiaA, lie stated, taken nine persotns into his beat, and be gave that informa. tion, at lthc same tinte that he disdained the idea of receivinz a share of the penalty, a uoiety of which the act directs to be given to the The LORD MAYORt said the public were muchl itidebtedI toColes for his contduct on the oecaslon; anti lie tupposed the watertuen weotltd be led by what occurred at the Mlansion-house to be cmutious as to the overloading of their boats, for it would certainly convey a hint to the itformers, who were employed upon much muore osliots and less profitable specilations,to look to the boats in the river. The smallest fine to be inflicted for the offence'was 51., and he apprehen(l. etl from what lie heartd daily, that an informer could pick up a most comnfortable livelihood by now and then taking a row oni the river. The defettdint pleadea a wife and several ehildlren In mitigation of the penaltv, and solemnly declared that he would never exceed Itis nit.tiber again. lit'le LoanR AIAY OR said, there could be no abatement of the pe- nalty. Coles s3id fie would take notne of it. The LORD MAYOrt said ie hIad just been given to understand, hat Coles, tlte tnan who was called informer, .was the person who ws!s most instrumental in saving the lives of the lieople who were overturned up the river, when Alr. Bull'; son and another lad were drownid. His Lordship added, that if an informer were thc evi- dence upon this occasion, the penalty would have been inevitable, as informers were in thie habit of looking to their share of it, and would insist upon a conviction. He was not disposed to make the defend- ant's family kuffer privation, and had'heard a good character of hlit, antI would therefore rensit the fite. I-e expected to find the infor- mers, wltom he should be happy to see on such occasiotis, very tctive on the river after this hint, and he should in evefy case of overload- ing, mpst peremptorily inflict the penalty. TITEIES N THE CIT Y.-It will be recollected that a short tinme since Alr. Bleneairn, a gentleman who resides in America-squarc, waitid ujion the LotD MiAYoU, and requested his Lordship's irter- te.tnce to prdtect him and- a number of other inhabitants of St. Botolph; Aldgate, from somne very opprcssive proceedlings whieli. it was stated the lav-i.ipropriator oI the parish had adopted towards them, tocotIpelthem all to pav the 2s. 9d. in the pound on therack. tent. The LonD IlAYost then said he had no powet to interfere, and advised the applicant to call a meeting of the parishioners, and etter into measures wlth others wvho w,vere also oppressed, to resist the ttnjusti fjable proceedings. 'r. l3lencairn) waited tuyon thle L,oR1 MIAYOEt to th.anl him for the part he had taken in the blsines;s, nnd- to state to him that havitsg .ollowed his, ndaiceX they teve goinfi on jrosperously towyara delbat- IfgljVs lqtjust,~Ifablq eaLA.aisab mpeetini' had beetii leld, and] ai9fgiCs4b3?drlptiOnt Was gOjiuri forward[I;'a :Crltiiit,,nne of fiftyhald been ' pbint-ed, and itere working with dtie itutinst a'sti v. The St lh otbe parlslt hiad been. thcy learnedr, minrtgagA~ (i. an eot mouta aiimout. Tisey intended to'apply for ai td~ thie Ct roration, and( hopedi for his Lordship's powyerful support. t~ Clie applic flea. The LottD WAY OR said that lie was aliasrad os isti resistinig aetsof oppression, and should certahilv gve 'ai th1e indtivi- lual exertioni of which hie was capable to aidtltli.oppressedl inhabitants of Altl'gate. GUUIr.HALL.-As early, as b,,!ween eighit ant] nine o'clock on Tlhursday morning last, two tfellows a-our into the. shop of -1'. Bleuler, opficlan, No. 27, 1sidgate-strect. under thte pratticec oflpur- chasitIg Romie triflinig ariiee. They affetted, however, to havel Rio kiseiwledge or conniexion with catiolier, csiv-3 bargaining tbr a separate artCiclo. They nieither of ithem, howeve-r. pitrdhsiiiw tl thiing ; buit, a short time after thev had gine, LIftr. )1-nite mli-std two 1,air of silver double eye-glasses, and a emnuth p ttkn -le' copi-. Th'le thieves, lhow-ever. bad( got no ficirlivr ti:in- thec corner of St. Paill's churclivard. when they' we,re mnet wvithl li (haLrks 1rtIsfieldl. a city officer, whto, kttowinig one of Ithem, Jern .J'sr"op, a tiotlrtioita character, and judgiag, fromi their beling out so early, that tlhey lath madie sonici "1plant," ats it is teninedl. was preparing omm h1im, buit Jessop knew tie ofricer as well a-s lie knesw hiut. jun1~ bloltedi offinimiediately. lierdatfleld seized his comnpanion, oar Joirntc., Dewvell, authc oni seaerhinghima eltind two pair of silver eecass whichl lie, reckoning thaLt his companion hail got :;afe off, sa-id hiehaid receivecd froin hiint. Herdstield lo(gedi Deswoil itt thc (CoMptor, anti( knowing sotlicthiig of the liaunits Jessop) was likelY to frequirnt, -etI himself 'up on the lookc-ouit for hiint. atid in less, then a1 coulple of hioursi atiprehendetide Iimt andi lodiretd hirnin lt ieC lmrnter wriith Itis companion.I from- whience they wvere bothi irouglit to this office. ceid rentandeil tno gie portinilliy for discovering the olwner of the pioperly. Int title. too, the oflicer hailt t)een snccessful, for oin tII'e priso:iWrs L;ein, brought up vests-d(1av before Mr. Alderman Chox, Mrt. Nlirler att-I tended, iilentifled bothi thie prisoners as hiaving been in lils shop onl the moirning before-mee,tioned,and swore to the eye-glnsses foundt on Dewell, as hiis property, andil tose lie ha~t iruisseil s'oo:i after t1heI prisotiers left the slinp. Trle telescope, stolen at the saine timec, lits! not been founid, and it is probtahle that .Jessop, had( that. , It is possession, and foutt nd catms to get ridi of it be-lure I'lerdatiield to.I l im. Jessop tieniedl all kitowledge of Itli rob)bervy: ard lils conmpatniotn, Dowell, no longracsebnofit-g i'. him liefl eve-pess and told:a storyi of'lils hav lon hu scPhtulrItnto tbe :-iii hield, frio'qur s'hillings, althoueh, according to tLe Vthaaiiol t fM hilcuhler, the price of themi wass 24is. thie liair. The ease aisciinst the was too Clear to atiintit of aity hiesitatioti, atid the Aldermian mcii-i mitted thtem bothi to take thecir trial. listance fromi W?andsweurtli, applied te, the MacSitre ets of ibis i ~cc ror advice and assistance utitiler tibs following siomewha.t singular ctr cumstances The applicant stated, that hiis familyi (pti:tjcjttlarlv onie mernber ofi htj had for some monnths .experienced g4,retl Wtiu'.ts c f Wciii theunne-itrt. .~notice of a gentlemian wfio, as t4r as lie (ataplielint) eotltl]( .,,!; wasi formierl-y tat officer of' rank in his ilfjesty's ntlvy. 'rTe it'dv-- tdnal who had attracte(i the littenitions of' t bit etcit was copo- plaiinant's Recond tiauebiter, to whom tlte it c-t iiislccIourall' lei-opo slits had been )made, both vcrhilly aradhby letter: thevie we e a11 witlitiut the sltatlowy of sanietioti, an)d contintuet withiout show ot'ef couragerrent. As ait aegravation of' this ea,e. coinplaintm. adl"e I, that thle young larfly butt( been. somne miontlis ml,arried, aniti bet hucsbnnd, being nose cbroad,envaged in ai n- erca:tile slectiluttion.site wit, con-ec quelticl dervd of his protertion ; aniic thisi ueentlet::anw. prose mlit- uiponi a Iezhaqnaitattnce witiii fie absent Nvli lhsiaitt.eemi vour to effect thle disboitouir ofI his ilnovetit n7a:` diolea In 1 wsconsequenedo the persce tititg attentiorns bir'ouccd list her- ''Ce was coniplleef toleave her town cstab:i.,iiinLt, and taeL sTit fue in the lhoise oif lher fitther. whlere, for stiii; timef, slite was f've-Sl from those otitits in-por-rtuanities marelv heeati'e her retreat seas not dliscovered. However. ahiottt tendtv it" Stte tI recogitizetl by, tier unwelcome. suitor at the Enehi5lt O(kern-I house, bitt the preseitee of a mothierintl alte t 3 irelttrrii preventeil anyv iii rLIsiOn at that tim'le. lIe so-lo 'rattlie r 1pre i Rent abode se'as dliscovered, anti ever,,-d ufi brouiglut post butter'. ftit of nonsensical effusions oif hove. which! col n-th ra y er- ried woman withouit feelitcs of det-estation for an irnsultliffllre'l in ;,e honour anai good sense. ThCOpslstre rtt:l;.lt liectutenpi that thecy tdeservetd; anti fitid(inur tlInt t,o anteier xvet, reti:rttu-h i'.e writer biad the audacity to leave hisi :trdilfr ii .. - ot Sitnd:ii last, whilst thec ftimilyv were at clititrehi. 'I'he,e in:rct ions. u-i,t gli extremrlyvimpertinient antIantnoying, inilrlit be overl-sikeildflit as ye- ccittcircumistances compllied thelaIdyin toic~oct-to tt;t' its town, it became necessary to adopt sutite tdeciive leanis tOr tle prevention of any rectireence of tite otitraute. l,aitlarle14I% ;.-tti -- Lant iwas expec edh in Fnzltind ear!-e it-, -lie teotnthi of' Nvvemb~er, and it wvas iimpossible to citsuitnte poseibiities it tim"e erewi t:f t discoverinig thec inisult offerced to lift wifh. Tue Mt1agieteate ohseri,ed th,at lie ii:t never lteerd el' a t')- inintitient or miore di.shonoiurehlr specie~s of peerecution. tttd bregetl to knoiv thIe namie anti addiess of tilie iu cithu i imli aluer! to. Applicant (fantdirg a cardl.)__TtlIit. S-ir. is tile tiarne h ut dli P dresst is a mntitter of uncert.ittiv, .'s heive tII, n Itinerantt "irt of iife. nan certatin1v ha-s neo particular towit resi;lence. htiln III Ii ,t l-uera itt miy dauglhter be has carefully avoided iiou)s ,-jnure oii*d reritlcncc. though the writer eould iot b3eniistakenyt lv pro 6 i:I~ w rusal they were intendedi. ta i i esnlnslisn- The Mavistrate reisitrI Ohed ti ev:.irin was! nlt-ere tvi slialC,tv Subterfuge, in event if any proceedintes ael e 'tsn :at a1tittitre ;Ie- cloth. I t7iFortunstiev. thtere were bitt too tia h:rutrso leu:' sort to be inet wvithi ctout towit. Applicanit. -Is it IlONsaib to obtain a wvarrst:t itetles liii: should wishi, if it lhe. to i Itu i bdhn over not to olflhr tnei-osi- tiots to otis that had wicver given h ita at: vceutnten,,nrce v.1 e-itt lc:I nent freedloms. The ilfttistratt: sti1, th-t it) iep pretcirt sittpc thnt rew'i-ato Iet tive grounds, for txiagisterial interferettee, hid ,le- Citl tile ct: leuti to a solicitor, as it teas 1.rohab;d tijuse lettLers,, if' i': lcv re~ic .serVVth, lightt contain grounit of aciliti. The attnlicrant promiising, to ilo so). bowed anti witlwiticew. Tue 1, thtarlo is represenitei to haive itassi-dti th inc-ridinnt ot' ) ic by, at least twice,. ten siminiiers e.nt is a:lliest, trlt~in lt:t wItlIe )-'h tolil, atnti Anun, iiA Sri Ic, ap,etceul lefrtie- the s: t tir' t1:il?rt -ec'to I If,. T%vy F 0 a), to ill wer to a cbharte tirefuei-le :e'-i:. ti'- ti i ii tt., parishi olhicers of St. reoniartl.a, shtioe-olJilt, of ci tte eIti i!l-:rentaI- ntietnt of thecir tiatighr . lue Tle,Mrs. Austin. Mirs-S~(h.erra'l ani1 7th-c F-ihe. !tettr tie pri4oners, conctirred ill stzati-cuc thit ills t:lcl S.:ti Aliitui cul' !it> Vliv sutiferinit:itiiler thie oitini furi,1itis til)letii: Print it,. r o:her .-: itte itarentit, anti wtts frequently heatrdi crYing 0lth ltr nieril% tic :tt littr toget her. 'lThev hail scott itiemtitoer ittictk eti r thcu xWilttlC i n illf violence scainitt the wall, tue tiatther kUtick lier tdwn wtell lii- Ii and thoui k-ick liter. Thtes Ita alto seen ';c: rush trii:ii iv. N.-:-..u screaminhg, antI lier cap coveredwc ll nl tv;l1)odirl tit H.,Wtt iis.:,% (I , lier father upoti liter ht en. Onh T1`Ics' v l:a: -:ll c !-ct Itr sits bjitt ing her m ost unitutrcithuilt. tIetriti tiii the thy, atditi w on thte t Itheci ca ine lhom-e, lie alIso be-ihier In anwo.r-t rc oottlte :i I:re moltier afterwards turoed hter oit of tiiie hioti c. te'ili n; victtin I1 since the torintg. wivi i Aitrs. Atlut M a 5h it iCre I I r. mu e'itler anti the state in with;- h ti'ey foitittiter, :Cc-::t !tutu's cauised tetiesi to ma-ne tile cas' ktmntotti1 the-:il'tmtc When5~ asaleu bv tie nai iistrate whatt wis-see MIt v o CW15itl c ti:ti ciia'ge o1' titltittiai t criteitv' to thimer t'tiildth. , i' nlItirr. vt-iu i Infaint at hier brea't, in i toene of Iturri stivo~Llt in tu. itl( in : a - : rut whiichi seetrnedt or fotit a. minid itt a higii t-laie. i.t'' *i- iti; r tuc wrorkittgs of teli-gious fitint1ici,,i m, set n prtt-ch lanait solenui terni, itt- utter olCji'.l1 ,whvr!mure hier " oswn de,ar child" W wh!ome wicketi;ii. -' unchangeable minicottdtct it teas lier sae ti diy liv ' hier p)oute(,r to cot ree~l. The fither, wht-eeoen6lre courit: ii atce c lc o ut 0 iii, ii illita fi: eth situ sullen gloetil of tnf-ltte colwl Ihths.r;': li;~ 'thin -,ii s of; pT iicular descriptiont, sud, lie diii es-ct" v titig -io ' it1, ii Will His other chilhtret twtere all jiolti, but tin fittit on '5 w ~ i tiilol ior -ible niature, ati( twouhld nnt dlo tee di tv; in aiv Wh i-sine tImmieo Tit-itylia ie iitl)iI!iiie hiii -,te c' live any. longer in the hos tetttitgl hoi 1111I iI i by this niot Oppirobtriotus ttni indlecent iltaliC', itni s~t1, '--,rdzit lie twouhlI correct her. hIN tolitli er tnot iio (elilt himo iii tch till tgs any mnore, for t hatt tc Coaul iteltm hear it ; andl lie irlO to l it is tlvi' to go fromitnt itm, anti ILe her kave tile louse to ht-sl Th'le Magistrate ash: -i itt wehat parhil Iclar i le wirel tail l blu-e attt whiat siw co ild hiAve doute to gis-e St~-I to so etrxtesodinart' L iOtt posall? The fillier ath wereil, ttat hier swhofe cotiti uct secs btd nttozetl tee atid she ilict noibineg its site otieht, witielt lie c-,ull prove be itie tint- timionv of persons wh it ieii -t tsIs. le-,hten cahleil zle a witnes s, a ttill, tbliit, title, ntulttsuoitnt-lookittg oldW utttt who, with soh nutsi visage anod u :ttrued nes-c, ht m sioosil be VN h01 nitti-U OIhi piriennors to " endure all In pftttieice tile IthC h-d'i" siki- l~;it tati thici r trust in I-heavent. TI iis sait~ 1'th pue-colilt - I ttlyw to thle twitness box, -intl sltated that site hl toM tmeitfci thi !etialepi' - cotter for a fetUistilht, whieti s!ic lay.in ; lthat the-re wcerceigbt chthildent, of which this seas tile oldest, elto sum at wicked, pertvcrses and ill- corrigible eliil wetto, whietn lier miothier tis ill, outtul netver ti aIl thing shh w ii liwitnesacisktethlier to iii; tint1til u It eilt 'tmokOt to to correction, svoulhi screamr alli cry Pitt ' ennitiler. aidi raise the wlhiole niosiebot-rhood. Slite ntever st'aw the iloLl tee b)et It tr, tind the fattier chuLstised tier modlerately t wo or three tittues ottley She till nuitted, liowever, upi~tn beituc clqsely pressed, flist, rite tid see' ihnim strike her on the liteaui withi tin umbercila, selten, frutit a slighit scratcli on the hugaed, the bontid fiowetd itowit licer -ee. Thle Magistrate stid nlio provorattont front at chiLl cotiilt j"ItitsCi such treatment, ic e hail nev'er hcarti ti nioe tue--revated ease 01f cruelty ott the par of liarch.- 'I'he inother lie ahlltved so, go att latrge, on accoi titof' lier nut nmerotus fatetil- ; but the ordered the fattier to f-iuid hail for hiis owil and licei arihutraitce tit tite siessiolt;s. to aetalcer to the cotuaplaitut of thue pashi-officers attd tie rt qjuiredl tw-city-four hiours' nioti'ce ot'such bail." U.Nrox.sIAtr.-Yesterdav hieing the they aptpointed for lthe ftue- tiler investigaticii of the 0,ltaign of niaurdor aigainst Thconwtip Couomli. for hiavitig sl;ot fir. (3otdhtart',s gaMnrtilie time Magistrates, in col:se- queuies. isuietie( their hurivy seareb- -eiarranit fir the appirehmensiont of all reputedl thiieves, prostitutes, anrd aisordlerly chauracters, in ormior, if-pets. sible, to trace the mnu:i whiomt thue ceceased hiail tated, in his dYing d=posi`lon before Sir ('. FARNADY, to hive beeni iti counpainy witlh Counibs on the nighit tre unfohrtuui,te mit was shot. Trie searclt- sWarranit was intrustcd to time care of the chief constalle, stho troceotl- ed the previous niglht with apaoss o(f the offieers to execute it. Thee commenced the search in tue alleys. larnes, at(i piassages, isstitig out of the notorious neighboLurhlooil for vice anti proflipacy of eveit descrilption, " Kent-screet," the lo. lodlgitg-lhoutses atutil brothels of wthich they scoured, and proccedeil to takv itnto custottv titeir in- mtates, all of wshmona tihCy secured, and lodgeds in the variclus parish watch.boases for the sight. They were brought up to Union-htal in the morming, anti placed at the bar iy dozens at a tite. The wotnen had the precedlence of being first intitoduced to the notice of the Mngistrates. fIlr. Ai.i.xn took consitertibie pitins to examine the cases sepatatecl. Those females who a-ere re- presented to him as being disorderly prostitutes, anid having behaved ini a riotouis and improper manner, when taken by the ofticer, the Magistrate oomriritted, for peritds cosrrespoicding sWitht the iaittre of their ohtences, to Brixton; and these wiho hiad the advantage of peace. able ?onduct were discharged-with an admonition. Th'l'e male prisounert were now put ta the bar, a dozen at a time. The witnesses against Cobmbs were desires nuirstedy t" examine the difierent men,-as they were questioned individualltyby the ila- gVlstrate; butt noneof tliem svere known to ht.ve been acquitinted with Coombs. Several of these moen were ideitified hvbty e ofihcers, and described as being of the very worst ehartacter. Thiosc that wvere spoken of is repited thieves were sent to thce tread-mill; and, as In the cases of the other sex, those'who had thic advantage of a de. cent.character,(althoustgh but fewv in teumber), had the beiiefit of it, and weredischarged. In the course of the cxatminat-on of several men wvho hsad been taken by the officers out of a- house in Nerr-alley. Toolev-street, considerable laughter was excited in the court, by the cvifence of Glastimon, the officer, against nt- Hibernian, wvho had-nailed himseli up hI iumall Io et,ji the hope of being overlooked by the- gffi,ecr Ghlirunon said, flat on entering thiis hous~e, whichi lie knew war ,- h-abitedi by, sir';'ieic'us characters hie proceeded up to the garret, in which xvvrti a gLa,retiznuber ofjpersons, bothi male and femrale, all ly- ing ein tue griiuni,)! some withL rags covering them, and others desti- tuite of any 'cliu'rut?s whatever; and among themn several black man toldi womten, lie received a hsintthiat amaniwas conceaied inan inner roorri. lIIe knoecked at the dtoor, anid was answered front within, "A rrah, blood and ouns, what do you watnt, man,? Its, only a poor half-sta.rved Irishmatn that's hiere." -e wuadcesired to unlock shie do,or immediately, buxt he saul, " Ifew the devilcaen I open the dotor, whien th-are's no dloor to opprn ?" Anotlhbr knock- was-given by thie officer-, when the Irishman calledl out in exultation, "He4-re, titith, here I ant, rig comfortable as if I was nailed tup in my coffin." Glan- non was tiltimatel1- obliged to bireak in tite panel of thie -door, whent lie loindl Patddv stark naked. in a rub jtrst large enough to Contain- Paddy, upoti being interrocased by the Magistrate aii to the causie of Itis havrmsr nailedl himsel1f upt in the place dlescribed, sald. " Plase your Hionour's honour, its I that never dlid any thiing bad in' nay life; aindI only- tiailed myself upi to keen rthe big blaekguards that camie in ant(i o'tr the wirole niighit fromn stealing nov bits of elothes."t ""i'e Si agistrate asked hinm how lie got hiis bread ?-Pat.-I sarve thle hr icklarvers, your Honour ; andi itr they that wrill feel the miss of tuie thlis tnornirrg. Padels-, after hiaving promised to re?move himnself fromn the horrte whecre he( was appreltetndel. wae then discharged. Af'ter tits magistrate Itad disuoseud of the above charges, the pri- s;oner Cotombs was lint to the tier. I-le is ntueta altered- in appear- anti sinice the last examination, wltiiet tree visible to Illr. Ailen, Sir C'. F":rnabv', and Mr. Gooditart; thic former of' whom asked the pri- Stilter it he' was unwell. The prisoner repliedl, that he wyas ver-y il. 'i!r. Anaw ic F itiquirsed whether hie hiad rceived attention from tilc elecotor of' ttre :tol. Goonlihe said thaRt lie hadi, and that lie was now taking iienedirine precscribed by- the v-isiting suirgeon. TheIi following evidence was then urken down by 113r. ALLEN, iTi aedvlion to that whichl htas already appeared- Air. iR. Green, of Beales', sear Birhant, stated. that on the 211th of Anueru lie lhad a cont'eiaatien will, iris neighbour, IMr. TaY lot, re~ lathve to, somel can ass wh:et hiad been stolen. frote hi, fainio-yard. h-re rtle e. urse of tile ceniveteation, Mr. Taylor stated that a roan hst'd beett seeti coming out of West-woiid, Withi a bag at his back, early int tIre moritinte. Wiutness and Air. Taylor, in consequence, went ta tite wood] together, and in the course of their search. discovered a nasar- diit of grapes in an uinfreqluented thiicker, whichl were covered~ oVetr with t\ivs, attdl near the seine spyot a bag lay, in which was a gun. WVitness titloeded the gun, and drew out the' charge now produced, consistitie of brown taper wadding, several shot, sltugs, at pebbles.' W1irtness lef't the gun in the Raine'nlace, in die hope ofatppreltendinig tile petrson a-ito sitituid-. call for it .and on the following morfning, con comez into the swood. the gun had beeti taken away during ithe night. Mlr- Greenillere prottuced ,a pecee of; tnvasLsimilarin quality, tC that whlichi hash beets'stolen froist hint. On comlparing the piece~ cirh a pair of trousers witicit th- -nrioner now wore, the texture secented to be e,xactly,c, ofii r same kindf; 'but cite witness said- chait lie would anot swear nositivele, to die fact of thec trouslers worn by Gooniibs leLinga garit 0< that w0l'tih liad beeni stolen f'rom hiis premnises. AirT. GrCeen aied ltat the dee on which lie and Mr. Taylor f aund the at,n they wnrt, toe-tihee to W'esr-woottjarrned with pistols, in the eveninge, i,ntl remtaitied in the thicket during a greater part of the night ; but at., person appc:tred dornna! the hu[e of their stay. MrT. TayTlor dIc' Stri tell tl-i erirt, which he started, he shrottd know&-matin. llicb.ard lire i-, gardener to LadY Crews-c, of' Elthtts-iotlge-, stat- thtin dite begwinning of' Febertare' her Ladvaltip's garden anet' tooul _hnIoco ;It F ,itha went! brolken. into and robbed. Tilie tool-house eat: broken intl; hIt a eros' 21 inches in length. and robbed of seve- ral reackags o ~d.1 a p:tir c-f re-zors. a poruning-knife, a crisd ull' 1;lartoter :(the seceds prutring.lztife.&t ., -towc prodluce, rIs.te tisi-. ?e-s sateare those whisie were taken awayv). TFhese articles, it a ill he recollecteit. were fonrtd at tile lirisoner's loilginps a-len he that - e i.TUpon lookitng at the prisonir. the witness added hli, a.is zsle-at was ri,'tolen ot rthe sattc occasion, Hle w.ts desired t-cx-0it tlitti whiichi rte nrisoner now wore ; rind lie ideoritifier it at; 1-. lttg tie toe sto1le onttthnigtti usin Witness~ added, that h,- buliccu hra ba seen the pri'soner before, rr,:arQ-ieuri.n - ir .1, i.tne\ltre as;ked Coombs if hle wishied to put arty n,ucs- Oititi to rh, wi'n~ziesse c-Ioh"lt been examiined. Coomubs repllicA se he had nothing: at ell to say'. Mler. LY after hativine rotisulted with Sir C- Farnabi' ada Aler- Gcodhiirt, obse,rved, tiate it was ntecessary ire should remband rthe -rsner for -notther exaruinarion; and then, address-m;n- the cci- e,late. rol,l butt rlttt he ireuld give directiorsa that lie should be pr-- v ideti :itht pgriper thiings during his i:lness. TrcWx-st- fAr.t.r-Ysterdity atItoer of respectAbie.looking personrs cross-iteti ir--'i the oflice to ettttrtet a wei-lr ountrywouran. o-f the naLme ni ;lfirq ('bit, a 'err-sb eor-rsc.tool uc won-an. onw-;ar,ds of (itt. wIro appeared1 at the ba.r wihrlrtep1about 106-asod ihse irti tfticiric of their pro'perty ['!'he firs9t wV,itnss against th e prtsoner wa .Toirn Lewis, landlord! ofthe thick- pThcItte. ll.as olcv-streetr, w-ho said. he lied rrc5-ived he7r rtnd lie Chitii to lodg,K thshue.i osejec alth--r renresenting hierself as in. tire horI- cex;reera-tion of tire receipt of 2.ltllt. tron i te ('curt oif Chatneery. tweh'rr: -ire lied a successfu suit tro ttte recoveiry ort her ergistI to anl esta ts at Ballsburv, irn Souirer- %et't-lre. or winchl she bend been wrongf(iuly de-peived) ; end tirh.ar trstdLt r for whatever site cos,e to call, sirtice rise 24th rt' A~ugus', in rt: t aittiOtt of:IS -13.. she nroducinvIt dmiste taiely letters, ase fnth~:si;ltitilr itt the cohtotri'. and a variety of relations. altich be htla tow every reason tobe-liceve werefabeicatea f7orthepur;toees offi cud, A'. is- a n n-tntire, no s:ttisf:r-cto-v krrowledge could be gained of, her i~t to my triites whtatever ; n thrie contrary, it, had been discover- ei ithat hter vrottoexitns w'etc -of ltce auret order, withi the eception, irirbthat tIe knew icer to have received aL loan of'40ts.frott AItr. lrt-netv Jfits, tin wioros rmoir of (;Isetrnburv her alleged estate lay, -juo enct totiev lie, Air H tnrr t, hiad said hie- teas ittduct;d to lend her, rite eer"s':nrrr ,.ie tiade to him of tere acquaintatnce with r' ecab',b i ii iY w1h0in lie well Lee', and rIse proomise to retamn l'A ''-~citedl oft oi' -witnsssecs fcihowedl,frona tireretipectable, to-,-st teetL:er to) ior po'-'tston er atid labourer. On. Whosel credulity sh,i 1ii' i' G'wn to tile amount of AOl. anti rtpwardLs;, front atAir. Rose- oan Hi! r \sctneon tarishs china jugs time.piliest. &,-e, to thie V :1te 011 .. c--retl iveree "r'rwar.dsseiaedfto~rrent at her foriner icrig- Ing gsr tintl a MIe Pieriy Scot lt, 1III, seed rnonet-, aad soon. Site ha~ d, '-na-l ' s iis a'-tiel, obtaineti lossession of a wrherry ; aridrob- * ,i-' ro t Pi ' 'tt !'tit ortlest-s and) (obtained coaets fr-an a or- liiie Itti s c-,r-.t's,n tot lIose whlo htd-- been sill e enorrehs to treecl he~r i:! (ii r niaitt ''a' d in rite segirel ebscorinded (leaving the child - iiI'-r cin rthe ivivl i i hitbiatitrion of' the girl's I to ther, who Welt, :, i I'i 'itO-"ttt ,ci itn -<in rthe neigibourtbood of'Ciare.nsiarker. rk.~id etmo '0 J. 1 MtTS, after a patient perusal of a whole, of 1,-!tol r"i' to, od) from aeenre,. brothers. uincles. and first eon- -;- aii - -at'l ' 01 taC n-ct grovelI to nte either trier these letters are !atbirsiionsi. 0' ittI'ii "h; hitit as obtained y-our property undier I 51 p Cta. .tl '\Oui or' ruy passer optnisht tier unitil you do, l i ittle 1Itedo btrt 'rt'tt;ni5 ottnt Msubject; yet I cannot he'pcLoni- ti r ie rtil1bted '-0le~l' ro yitttr otwn credullity. end I1 rear IuonworetYtvit!-'t' lOV our ioNest iLpi, turttine to Mr. Lewis, I am s,,r,, toi,ytlit fontniave:sesof! rostie nature rthat traceconne Oectnt iiie I attn ted ro consider that putblicans are but too often) ve- 'avidt( by ' -iegres o 'r'iit into at reglicenee or' requisite can- tioti In!ei-it i,h iio rennder justice, I have listened to your comitints, n! nlii it astontstt;entr diet atter so mnane exampiles Sri this ute- tritriis !)as :5iriled, youl could! htrve lent yo'urselIves in the waj- it -upp t-ar yort nat- dime. I -:e ~t"orrhv Mlagistrate lirere ordered thise clild to be broughit to it:~r Who r'idto the quesriitrts pitr to her it a way thiat ga-ve proof : i'. tt'ti 1'ciT rlooel and wiviteh wsas confirrmed by a lads' precr.'t 1%lio 'u t'. li ije r hi u. on being atbandonead by th~e ''i it~' '-'j ine-sd stewilsle-oneit by lierin every, string site'said. "'' iv!rioiner. arter trLeitucirt inierrutiions Of rite evidentce, by' lcitIt aih. Wte totill pay, fil' Iliceaccusers in due seasoni : bitt, iCt'twhit tiiss eltartged eir as m-acmez obtaitted trond them, was lire- ratti fircerr upon lier. spirits beittg brought to licer bed-side, before 11t seve .xere cell opened itt the ttorniir,g by the first witness5, who -, c'''d licer tis rte ratLe of iii. -,er week . Scene of themn Itad I ' ~-!' liet ti i-er tttrtu eiui in ba-ue'-. rtnd otileerz for loans of 10(11. 'iii - lilt wlitnt she slioult rec-cive her tiroer. XA lsti' r -r i th 1. ecl reir1 senitat ionsii io ioo Well ttrcordtc' a i' It, tii luxni eiii ti is ; but althtlii-te! rthe litcleeti charge was tde-. !cit L c eiritninsl pioini of' 'iew -lhe hiotitld treld tier to bail unitil rtle "essioiu". whetin. probalble. sfaettestimonyv wouldi be oltrait;- -,I ii rirere itut lier juist ressard, ; and --ire wasc eurimitted in default -OIite of rthe piety ehnltYt returnedl t' say, tins the cAdIrl dresded :ojury both f'ront tile pris~oter ande her assn inother ; when he was told to aetrie to) rte tranch. fAdvertisentc(nt.j-Tourists, in all parts of the kingdom, will tind( GRAY? Neu Bvook q'Roads a most convenient travelling com- p:rnon, As tenttral rlan rendering it a very useful auxiliary to ev rv n:'er roa-ihook extant. For i:stance, it brings into one point of vIe.: the v:\rious lines ot' route leading !o any requiired point of' dis- tatree sand the index is so arranged as to enable a direct and imme- ,iate referentee to any required route. at whatever considerable town or waterinr-elace tie traveller may happen to be-an important fea- tiure wltich has long been wanted in itineraries accompanied with a conplete set of county map r ,s, which are so arranged as that any -ou:e *nav be readi3v traLed thr oug the contiguous counties. Pub- ihteot bv Slderwood and Co., Paternoiertrow Price 12s. h.lf bound, or wvitli tbe n aps, coleum-d, 15s. J'OL ICE.