York, Saturday, March 27.
dofl I'amcrsIcy, agea i i; John Flickles, aged 19 ; Joseph hx Mey, 18; Joseph Fifsh, 18; and JUary Annte cr,aged 20, were charged with a burglary a=d robberv, on the 21)th of Tanuary,itthe. house of Isaac Longbottom, at Leeds. The- ptisoners werc 11 au- prehended shortly after the robbery drinking in a publlc-bouse to- gether. Some of the articles were found with Mary Anne Spencer, and identified VS, the prosecutor: others were traced to. bave becn pawned in thc town by the prisoerS. - When called on tbr their defenee, Exley said he and Woomersley had committed the robberv, and that the others were entirely inno- cenL MNlary Anne Spencer stated, that she was proceeding oni to Bradford to Ret wrork there. when she went into the public-house and sat dlown. 'I'he others asked her to take share of souic drink,which shc did, and they requested her to go to a pawnbroker's with some of the things that were stolen, which he enumerated. Joseph Fish said hisl ueering the prisoners in thepublic house was accidental, and tbathe knew nothing of them until apprehended by the constable. He called a witnless who stated he knew hinm for 10 years, and gave him an excellent character. The Jury acquitted Fishl and Mary Anne Spencer, and brought in a verdlet ot Guilty against the others. Seutence of deatlh was then tecorded agist thmein. The P1lenix convict ship, having Mr.Connolly on bQap;i sailed from the Nore yesterday for New South Walei. YORK, SATUnDAY, iMlARCRl 27.