F; p fr I ^ r a NEI M E e, i PRIETORS AND PRINTER OT TUN 6W TIMES. . Ole Court, Mr. Hunt appeared at the ..towed his application of Satorday evening, on the defendants to give 48 hours notice of bad, the t.irand Jury having found a true bill against them fora libel upon his character. 'elm Common Serjeaut observed, the motion was granted in vie nsnnl lona. expressed his hope that special bail would lie Jk•rire(l. The Common Serjeant observed, the ease was a common .se ; there was nothing eatracoedinary in it ; and the Court ta tty 110 reason fur departing front the usual course. Mr. Hind replied, a very gross offence had been committed against I • by the defendants, and lie considered biomeOjai tided in demanding vitriol bail. In the case of Hone and Carlisle, special bail of 4001. had been required. though these aortunate irdividarb were not worth a shilling; and be Loped it would be recinir4d in the present case. Tile C.ollllllon Serjeaut—l cannot step out of my way to try that case. hot 1 presnine the Court did its doty on that cocosiou. 1 repeal there is no reason, on your-abetting, to a:ter the usual bail in your individual case. gr. Hunt—lam nui here as an individual—l stand here in tine intone -of the King, and my application is on the part of t oe public, fur the conservation of the publia peace. 'rite Common Serj-ailt—Cettatioly, all proitentOons of this nature are conducted hi the name of the King. as the gr;:rdliin of the public intel eats. Vir. Hunt-- 1 wash in state further, that the reasen T tame is person this itioroutog to make the present au,' ion,wes in conses quence of its having been intiootaetl to me in Court on Savor day nl;br, that !tech an application could only be made • through the medium tf Ctiatisel. I cannot accede to ruck .so oparon. The Common St:;ieant said, th." usual course is to make each a motion by (.;tontiNel. looked there ought to be a ono . ttoo paper. But the Court not wiskin_ that an individual should suffer twain informality, sonieti ones indulges the party applying, alt 'ugh Ike mods .of application happen to be au . may meow. It ism layout controded. Mr. Hunt said, then I decline to accept as a favour, that „Lich I Feel I am entitle.: to tlctioutl as a right. Tl O . Common Serk3ant.—Sir, your motion is granted ; the Ccuit cannot converse fur au hour with a suitor in this .hoenntr. Mr. line!—Very well, my Lot d, I merely repeat, I want no favour. HoW ails 1 (4.) obtain the warrant ue:.uuc .fuse I.eopie ; and who ? 'ri l e Cot iiiii `sr ali'atit--I%rhenerver you apply . at the pr3per catee it shall UV grat.lvti to qua. alt. Until thus turt!:• his haw to the Court, end withdrew to the propeo unit..., %%hoe he • Miately took on: a %cm rant astainit Edwin d 11„)nou au l John Stodolart, Estirr. 11 , 41 A. Mitchell, of The New Tink . s Newspaper. fora" fa:be, wilful, trahriuus, as anclajtitiA, and defamatory libel, against Henry 'bunt, Esol." The waitaut nits algla-ti by the Cootown Ser. ' , Nis . .. Nod Mr A:ilvroiall ileygote, who ass the orilfAider• A en the li. eel. at the tulle. Mr. 11.,10 111(.4 carried away Knlnilll, whole be Said should be put into immedh.te es otion, and that Ire won it: keep the parties in custody emit; they gave him 48 {sours notice of 'tail. He semi after ot-- :Ivered the wan rant to the City Mao that ; and about 11 o'clot k, Brand, tone of the Marrhatmen. cadged at the Other of the Moo Tiros, 11 01 der la is Acctile It ; Skis Coltl4 1101 vie ;second as all the dotes dot Is wen absent, end It,. SWIIII4II ne..rty one hundred Crow Lanitoss, out is expected in L ou c . ill 41ery short tone. Air. Hoot sit, informed that the v4v fovea limos; hat he i 1 chat wuuld otrake'no dif- Sri ewer loci would 6811;,:ell a pe.vois to apprehend hum, as , he was it, Isill,Cl.l haye him taken in custody. Mr. Wilson, ;diorites tot the iteletidnek!s, gove novice to Mo. Mint, that 'Matthew Dutton, No. 14h, Flrct street, %%attic soaker ; and Clark!' A 0141.3111, Savage, No.lll, Feitgr-lant , Unlit eper,didild be bail for the defendants. J. Flood was indicted for nitering,ou the f 16 of May last. is the parish of St. Jaaot:t, Clerkeowell, Iwo torge•l 11. I:•.ite., elli.nowinA the Sallie to be .urged, iii:d with tint lit to do - fraud the Governor and Coinpaoy of the Haiti. of Entltood. .1. King,.a ctieesemoogeo, in Welthogtou-street, Mose:. alp set, stated, that . un the 9111 of May : h e prisoner cache to r % news 111141, port tossed battor and cheese to t h e and tendered a 11. note in payment ; kt is Midi es%. and he gave it 1 - 14iiiis, rots; b about a week after the note was returned io the icteesi 55 a had one wins welt In H. Inset. so cavil e fur the pris.:ne 7, hut cuaLl bud Ica such hush- Inc as - 21, Or JOIN sitell person as is nets. lubn Edmonds lives at Nu. 3, Ball , street. City roa d, k eeps r.•ltneouthcr's sa,up; haw tlit prisoner a: hie shop in tit e two Oft Of Ida/ : hr then pit/chatted a pair of s hop s at 7 s , atool ordered a pale of daneittc. ronpr, %%Inch were to be brill 10 )."lenaiti-•iirci, in ,i wrc6. lit 110.1 for the shoes Willi it li. Saute, skid too/ the change. .He gave 111+,11 , 1J/1.1,5, P4/414., Ser.atil•s%tert hot CO sash 11111111be1 as 2 , call 4 10 lir 11111' W•a.lilly 0.1101 orate cent.. tot Pahk kuuwu s:i that street. '1 lit' tooth woo paid away Ly the psasrcalur,but sot u afttrie•. tot noel him as oeforteiy. Tile ConAtakte n 1 st. Lake's apprehended the poisoner till that' 29.1 1 of Jour , sad seat. iteii hills. Mili.luißiartetirod note wa tiirlichiraaid - Ire tuned soositic along (LIT-10..1! • WO ek hei4e. i'ribUlter purl la a v.ihlell defence, in %Shirt, I.e as.ttvJ that We picked up the forged not. tootoli 015 111;11 111 the sleet a !tack berme lie %Sip. 11,10 eustiol), bent .10 out utter it 13 any L'ae h• . is.cr hra..l there were a ft teat ninny had Mlles in curer at fro, and al bit I • tic nes stopped by toe "dice' lie .as pi 91 .,.,..c,n 4 le the limp. to abeestaii whether good note 01 Het ;Ati. Bunlis lhabnat melon d tip, and the Jury found the pri‘usse i c. ty —Death. T. Wax indicted for 'Merin* a forged Inge !moult note, lige :ado.- to be forged. There was anoints, 'Bevel ito toe C. sic iler. Toie Jury tumuli that prisoner Liu.lty —Death, 'l'. 11.5. - It was indicted for uttering& a forged nut point wale, kolowc. , a Illy 114,11 P 10 be toned. There way .1011111 V oflrth is the r%l,leller. Ti.e.bilry found theptisoner Crosby— Deatli. • ,• W. Ity sat, agedwas Indicted 'for ellinflir Offelier, loor j‘riefilua ~ti n famed tow ;maw' toode,tknot si nog, It $4, 'Mt tic It" EF,' • eft A t .6B::eie . . cssi tire day Inerttiacord 'kepi e•iiwi ka . , • at fthlrll.ord* IT, I . t.' ~t , I. • ..1. i oiling note; 5.. king his e'fsry i+ ~, MNO. ott, oiette•-r11$10: ) 1 .111.. .. it 1 c , t;sit agion to tr% S.. io4 : v he-eu snottier not% and gave, earlier nariwits..that 6, Greeareilligrtik prosicinir ribio. 1 [Alan ge the prisoner with having changed his name, an es. cased him of paying a tat ged note fur his leg of mutton the preceding Sunday. The prisouer then said, if the prosecutor would return the first stole, and go with him to his lodgings in Green's-cot he would return him 20 shillings. The prosecutor accoidingl went with the prisoner to Green's-court ; but when they cane there the prisoner could nut rind N 0.6: the prisoner then made some other excuse, and the prosecutor was in conse quence induced to take the prisoner int, custody. On his being searched, it appeared that lie connived to get li d of the forged note which had been returned to him. The prisoner's detente was, that Ire received the notes in question for prise money due to hint when he served on board the Stag fligate. Verdict—Guilty—Death. Sarah Ward, an interesting looking young wouvn only 27 years of age, was nett placed at the bar, charged with the capital offence of . putting off a forged Mutate, with intent to defraud the Bank of England, well knowing the saute to be forged. The prisoner persisted in the pi.‘a of not guilty, and refused to plead gull!y to the minor offence of having the note in her puso.ssion. It appeared from the evidence, that the prisoner went into the Plough pubtielieu.e, at Houton, kept by Mr. Terry, and asked for a qoartern of gin to be put into a bottle, mid tendered a 11. note in payment. The landlord immediate ly detected the note a. a lot gety, nod told the prisoner so; when she said it was given to her by a 11401 ill the street whom she did not know, and who tit-sited her to fetelt tire gin for him. A person was sent into the •treet to look for the moa described, but lie was nut to bn found. They then eurpsired of the prisoner where she lies il, %slit) gave her address, No. a, .loZin street, St. Lulsc's, o Licit, on crigniry. proved to be x false address. It al-0 appeared, that in Feint/41 - y last prisoner passed a forged ii, note to a feather thamitactuier, named T. Smith, at which time slur ' gave lief name as Sharpe. The prisoner pot in a u ritten paper, in which she declared her innocence, and that she. a-recited the note of a gen tleman in the street, who vaitl he would give her Oil. to get the gin for him. She was a very poor woman and had four ihfatit children to support, and was antsioug to earn 6d. When a;t i oeltended, she had notary oriney - in her possession. A respectable tradesman's wit', who was accident:illy in Cotter, stated, that site reeoCected the prisoner's faee ; site had beet' a customer At their she p sortie time and witne,:s had taken se-vet al notes of lice at ititiereht limps, hut had never, to her knowledge, taken a bad one of he,. She timid nu reason to think her otheruist than a roa , ovetal9loo)dr;,ejer, 'theprroiner held a hoe i:daut,apparently about 12 month. old, hi her arms dm 11.1.; the whole of the trial. tlwhy —Death; I. , tit I. ettiniueofted to mercy on Nieprosind of tier family, and nista ess at the time the otfeace was com mit:ed. J. Bryan was also capitaliy cenvieted of a similar offenre. J. Watson, a decent looting ; oong !aim, was then put ter the bar, eltargeJ with the capital ottence of title, lug, to whieti ho pleaded Not Guilty. The linsoner now expressed wish to retract that and to—ple.td 4ttiliv to the " 4 " 4 " odenee of baring foltr.d note* in ins possession, and was ',emitted to do so. B. F. W:ltis.was next arraip,rei fit thr crit!tal otrntee, to whirls he 'nestled Not butt j. The pitsoner • 11.,,w followed the examine of tile last 1,1,•, , ,,er. an•l w.. portoittei to plead Guilty to the minor ut&liee, wl.tebstthjeets nun tolttsuspirta tiuu tor 14 t ars. 'l' Owen, stied 17, wits nqiiweil t- dp the satne. T. RU141 , 41031 WAS ivpZieted for vealies lin,n the person ut . Mr. S .rs, a silver 51.. , la :he ki.lo it 31ily la•t. It appealed !roan the evidence. Coat Mr. 'at. r, wa• stand• iug in the crewki .it the hip of Jaiwesmotrget Covent Galileo', on the day ill crtemiure, to witness the vleiirini: of Sir S. Ito molly, ow gisal.wg hoVt•lrstrtremt, when lit felt some une drew ii,g his watch Truer his fun; he tinned tound and innuedistel seized ate piisum r; the wutela wos found potows-ioo. The evidence was SO clear against the poisoner, that the Jury. wi , hu:i t a awaleal'aisetoratiuu, found him —Gotol:3 . . Sentenecol to be transpci . teol far It'. A/ESDAY. Mary Warman and Jean liurelntai were Indicted fur f•Io. isionykly forging rind cniniteiteiring purporting In I.si the will and re..i..,nrot of Ju'an Reyaulds. and in old.r to fraud George itcynulds, the arplicw and heir at law of the deceased. The ling wittiest called was William Brampton, an officer in the Consistury Court of the Bt.bup ut Loodjon, who pro- • dheed tab will 111 qttetr.e. pm - porting to curtain the testa 51!..ipn.itIon the dere•.ed. II wrIl• drawn its nearly the follow 001.13:—.• I primii‘e 1 0 JA I , Bosom: 0• in the ,vent of my death before nt xt lielvtdon fair, tlha I will he Vuenlh to Is sinter the ?MIS Of 1,4001., otilcr to prove the attachment I have tor her." 'illts paver came to the bands of the is itnes. in Dec...min and h : ua , - nut ono iseit of euy step• !aketiby th. prom-color for eite ion mg its validay. Alt - . Alley i Jr. Cosmood here objected to the further litog,:ess ut hos itiyn.ty , oa tile niutnid that the will vas still fino.4 itir Cnnsitleintion ul du Ecclesiastical gnarl. it might rvruntally imove to' tie a good testamentary paper, and, p:ddeide till. M 4;1 iKiiii4l Court ought not, cleat oil the prim eq.'... or tile coinsupu laws, to exercise a pal amount jaristiic liost: Alt. Ravin Grretain, after collier-ling , kith his lermber Judges, dlr. Jubilee Halley and Mr.Jo ? tice Bois-nigh, d.. eidi d that tbejarisdirtuou of 11.41 C t was at least ennui - ' trot. and last the trial wind Itir reline pa oceed. The Cool t 11011 fol. power to lake ceeoguizanee ut Ilie question helms- it, teisnoce to the v*411111.41 pulpit:ill of a 'linen.", itilimial The ul k irellon might u , • ie.rtvrd, if, in .het out se of die evidence, HIM AllOlllll uw con,ith ird ilesiimule, bust at was 114 ii r• 11.111 ill% ei1ii2,4111.111 John Sy ho.it us depost-11, that he bad been arrll empiiiitted a ltb thedecelleco Inca con•saletatne time, He di HY/. 11111 e of the Mock all ethiciies, 4114 was kilted Ilya tall Irmo 41 Ill) the tii Os hip eon he thi ism eno,,s-i•snesiiiidion that ititliow;4ll liiro , cif brd not eat r 'wets nude 111 hit% pre !wore 10 the petstsespr, is y the solicitor to tlit• pi oseculor, of tin of e 00000 rum" for ip% ice up the ‘t ill.— 'Env Ssastieteri**ltelitrup 1110.4reu tiled ill slit' Eccic.i.L.tical Costrt. . . Ile 1•111.010( th retnNell 16 argeo.Nre in Ilu propes4l. Th. PIM •II• 14101 ‘‘.l% t t.f.ci•iil ,, tll.l4 • .i. i. prowl' collsidl-1 alio !I, 41 fIIa 1. I 4/". niteetent war I.' , ..ite 1., 1),, the pit, Cen. ...ek.e/put, fl . --Ile e.et %. II ..e•nsa4;nien vt On 'illy 1141•• II (4 ti .61 . 1 need, •111,1 heti Merit It 6110111 IS i. 111.1...... i 1111. , 11% il 111% 1k:411.. 011 UP. 111rir11. 111.11eC11..14 Of hi.' 1 ! , 11 1...'11.1 .1 1r1. 9 . "4;E to he Iva eon, tie. opinion .tit the time ' .z. %as tt4At it 4sits tint of 11/ 3 Ciilintsuript. lie bulieved that the WEDNESDAY. FOROZRIES ON COUNTRY BA N*s.—William GeRCPy. * young ittan, n•as imt to the liar. under an indictment charging hint with Orgill.; and tittering as tree a flitted .11. fire Ito issory note of lite Bury and tieffalk Bank, well knowing the same to be a forgery. The indictment contained three different counts, the first charging the prisoner with forging the note, the second with num lag the note with intent to -tltfrouti . . Edward Walineglev, and the third will) intent to defraud Messrs. Oakes and Sun, bankers, of Bur) !)t.EgjithnPs, Suffolk. ' William Morphew was the first witness called. lie stale' that he was iii the service of Mr. Welinesle), a linesidraper, residing in Graecchurch-street. 011 the 7011 Aitutitt,lll)uut 7 in the evening, the prisoner came into theshop 411(1 put...tuned a piece of filth linen, whirls 1111111. to 31.25. 10.1. its to tiered in payment a 31. note of the Bury and Sirtiolk Bank. and gave the name of " Junes,. of Deptford." Witness wrote that 11.1111 C Mid Addle.* Upon the note immediately. The next day he went to the banking house of Ales. rs. Lee, Sinieun and Co., of Lorthard-street, where It was Lads payable, and it was di. covered to he a surgery. Witness and a person of Ike Caine of Hind went down to D •ptfurd, and saw 4or 5 per_ so us of the name of .anes, but mild not find the prisoner.-- Oa the kith August, u it nest, in consequence of iiithrroation. st cot into St. Geurge's fields, to a place cosily., Joities'splace. near the Westwinsteroroail. It was about a gamier before is in the morning. and Hind and Walton use °dicer ace JJJJJ pa- 4 tried him. 110 knocked at a dour in the lilac.", ;LA asked it a-r person of the nanie ofJuiirs was there; the antwei was. that lie did notlive flier s . The offices then inquired for Mr. Gracry, and they all three went in and I I the pt i somer in 1113 bed.• The oticer addressed I ' " Good morning, Mr. Graeey," bet no answer was returned.-- Witness then addressed him by the tome of Jai es 'I hi pri sons& said his IlilltlC was nor Jones, and went. d to know f or . what purpose they came there. Wino Is said, " Yon are the prison who bought the Irishlinfii at Mr. 11ralniteli yi., and, tendered the forged bl. tone " The pt isomer deli •d the fret. Ms going to the wa elthoine the pit...tier expiessed a a i-lo tw .. ., tee his mother; Walton went tor his Mother, and lett thr witness and plisoner ninne., Wil , tell told him that he thought he was wrung in denying it. thr he was lone he %vat the person who gave t tittle. Witiiest tuldeLl, •• Ido flu! want . to hurt 'one. I on' want. the 31 note" The inisoncr was se:ocher! ii: tie so: atomise, and in a porkit.h.i..k found apon hint was observed against the dale of the 7th Alit:list, this tileinoi..noltim. " Jones 21." Tie sous of 11. 17s. Yd. was Oren in' change tur died'. note. , Holier' Bevi:l. £'q. one of the magistrates of Winship- , street, proved the esatniaiition a the pris ttttt r befint bins.-- On the reeend exa ttt itt alien witless, took a note of what frll trout the primmer. tie '4:11,14 "I did tire .in the Ken-road,. he. 12, 6/14 I 41111 as carver and gilder. but I Jive now in. • . Joiner's.place, %) estaiiiister-imol. I received Hsi. , 31. nuts. when 1 weed in the K.ont.roarl. I kept as s hop there. I re- ..lett , eil U, at soat, br th to weeks AV. I ►cut two tiftoi,iog.. lours fur 2a. Ili. Cli4. zr. statne i.; Lao We 'Jack of the nate. lie said he lived a t , t...icesowiels.-- I never look the note to the. hotookhoo- . .- i.e. I lett the shop ill the Kent-road :•1•4 we. lt, and luck the e..u.ht •...illt me. Th tt c:erk tore Pp tow, t depositions tit comseqno n c of the !whetter oeloo,iag to :itgii li..in. Tho.mis H tool. oleo k to Messrs. Oakes dud Ca., baekati, at Baty St. Loh/mods, pouted that the mote woo , a tat(ter)s JO , lllll WAitiet. the pincer, stated, nut lw knew the pri ,enet id evtutitt to 1111* trAtecmliest,tetu:. 11.• elvaly , strut by the 114:ne et Ottlery., Hr came to the house of pilot-vs otos the WeiliNsday preivi-iik to ,re hit Lowther, 41iti was in vestody. The prio•ocer, in lii-solefruer, denied all knowledge that the Mee lie tentiell.4l Was.( let eery. Y..lward Neste proved ;list the prisoner, about a moonlit allo, erctopieil a (tansy of hos t:: the K•ooit•roo.:o!. lie chootted-sw curdnotr to 4. :•resnroit, at 5 :o'clock in the inorwittg, on tho Milli of Angie , He carried tou the hissiiii.xs ut a carver t rod gilder. • Several ether sloitnesses gave the prisoner Is eluclybaracter: • Guilt, but rt., u 3,tietitLed to mercy on aceuttut of his ftitlllef good Ow actcr. t <leuree Grovey. Ili twin brother of the last unfortunate A Mimi taken Irma the ttk, was next put to tho.• bar, eharged It ilo Las iii fitiged ant petet: . :true 4 two guinea Go ointitani !lank note, well knowinytt to he furred, with introit to de. hand Thoneas Atelier. Other es s iii .the indictment t hinged him with intending to ile!'faint other pantie,. Tiosionas Art.lier was is boot and shoe maker, in Great. WineitettlessAtrett. On the Itiiii of August. ort Monday night, at B . s:o'clock lii Ilk - es clinic, the prisoner came to his shop snot bought to pair of Welkin/ion bout. for IL •12a. tie iendrrcil in pa} 1111'111 is lii . o gained ill an thaw noir, pa, ab:u in Lembia rd. sheet.. Beteg asked, the prisons soot Iris Ranee 44.4 Stilitle, and that it was on the note. and lio. lived in 1'w:1-tree% The prisones then Allot that too it os pair of shoe, to sole anti heel. and the buy 5h0,t..1 14 :. t the ol4 1:044e. The next morning o tint ss a eitt to Lomb itittmtest to obl...iti lospiteitt fur the note ' and I I th a t it 41141 a foneery. lie immediately wilt *deo Patti stied, butt could mot find the pi twist., . lit ri.e.e. lilt wee of fns Mei onfoorulostion, on the tiialit tit the 11111 lie , went tes W4lOl in a oiliest- its C10V1114.311e1.1, kept l* ass an Of the 114 Vo f Citatory. 1 1 11114.4 , S saw she pi Loner no Crown strcet, 1..,1 ing tuns, its the lion 'e. He collet - tit him, and said, " How do!, 4 1 do, Mt. booth, I Italie urea tookiitit tot violli.4lo:e time ? The pits..owe said, •• Why do you cool i ai 1444 i My intone is lout Sosolle, 11111 (harry. I bought a pail of bijol pc ire yo-, and II psia you." Watioe•s oeptied, " l'e , , and you i4111: 1 % , its. *aka, stilt tin." Worn be irot to his own dour, the prisoner rcoomeol, aid 54141 I.e it 4site4 to it ill s Paying, "'l JO, is toy 'loose, and I e4ll Or (bind lit re 411 :my time." Wit 'wt. , . how' midi . , ,4 " - ms'f'oled II: lakllOC Jilt . pllA9ner to We Maio lio.toise, atif pi ilt• 11441 of el - in W.altoii the officer. The pri• o. then ‘isoil he had tuken the Holy titon A stranger who came into toe . 1111 l lit I's situp. I'dtry.ttdr, e. lithe Inov of 13 :Para of age, was •el dot t.i il:c la.t anotrti. HP recoslert. d the 1 .11 • 4111 Cr 1/11.111g ::te at Ii m.p.h.' 'n tie went home t. tat 1111' 1 1 11... 1 1' , 1.1f. call) the twain. Ott g•ti..g along lie 03 , 4 . 1 tiPti (lit it:l...tiler look Lifirk titter t.l• 1 . 1411 Iltlit ../.!1r 11 4.111,011019 Ilt r.ll, 1.111, 1 11111 .1,1 tale 4111.' taut ht r," trod !,•11 Itttet 1 1m *we. out brit lunar. Thy pi ibusit r !lieu raid lie tt Willi ttig morning, and give hunt sumo, :out ,prisasof • it or deveassiltgasNaillcrio ;air, but I sef•lota seen Itini in. • klcl• toxattir‘ t .• es. Mr. Baron Graham here onserved. t tat to his apprehension uon there was au cud or this CaSe, IA hick appeared in resuive itself entirely itvo a mlibpUle apecuniary interest. him Mr. Gurney immediattlx gave 11;s the inovt.ctitioai, and ae mtrt, prisoners were infoitue.l that they 440041 also be Iliseharee•l ugly from:mother from the minor (Metier of utteriJc mine me *4:l kit:mil% it to be forged. I i l ~ • • tt • , 4 i • *