JUT. Charles Stanley stood over from Arnit Sessions, being at that time in a Ft ate of indisposition, and-was now indicted for felony at.O tOrgery.— It : , ppearcd, that on the 11. h of April, 181'2, a parcel of notes to a con siderable N tvoulit, was sent front the banking house of Memos. Grant and Co. at Portsmouth, to a house in town ; among them) was a Batik Post 13111 of the value of :nll ---,his Bill was numbered 344. and the in dorsement cm the back of the bill was forged.—Charles Miller, of High street, said, that the prisoner came to his house on the Ist of June, and porchased a quantity f gold coin, for The P 4% went of which Le received the Bank 1. 1 ,,5t 11111 mentioned in the indictment. The prisoner said it was quite safe, as he had received it in a parcel from Liverpool. Samuel Richardson said he knew the Prisoner, and that a parcel of roans were sent to jiobert tridy, which contained the Bank Post Bill, but that the Prisoner d:d not know that the names in a e Bill had, by a chemical prep:nation, been withdrawn, and others substituted.' . Mr. Justice GUMS. in his surutinng up the evidence, .said, as the Prisoner passed the 13111 without a knowledge of its being forged, the Jury could not find him guilty. .He was accordingly acquitted. SATURDAY. JULY 17. FORGERIES. Henry Pale was indiCted 'Orr feloniously having in his poscessign certain papers imitating tite netes-trt the - Bank of - nigtand, kboWing them to he forged. The prisoner had, on the 24tim ot.Novembet last. gone, in com pany with a lady,. to the shop of Mr. Alvah), a jeseller, from whom he purchased a pair of earrings value 18.'; he gave in pay ment a forged Banknote of 21., and received the balance, giving a false name and a false direction. In the sameneighbourhood he erettged, in like manner, another comeiterreit 21. Hoe in buying eofft.e. Some time afier tixAtnotes found their Way into the Bank, where they were stopped.* In consequence-of some private infor mation conveyed to the 110 w-street Officers by a Lady of the name Mary Glover. She was sent in the usual way, after due -earth about tier person, to obtain forged notes from the prisoner, which she and on that evidence he was convicted. William Itadrock was indicted for littering a certain forged papcv called a Cheek, knowing it to he forged, with intent of de frauding Messrs. Robarts, Curtis, mad Co. of 5601. the amount of Mr (*cull. John Brady and -- Sylvester, alias Am Hill, were indicted for being accessary to the same, before the fact, which makes it equally penal. Brady and Badeock were already under sentence of death for another forgery on the same - Honse-, •anal thr.preseneimh - ctment was framed with a view of bringing the charge home to Hill, one cif the partners in that extensive swindling cotleern. • The two well kown accomplices. RicliarfiOn'and Cook, gave the rime detailed evidence of those nefarious transactions;which has been for some time before the public, describing the share which Hill Lad taken in them, and which was to procure ,ermine cheeks, as pro tographes on which the fal,e one were to he made by Cook, and re ceiving his share of the booty: • Their evidence was cerroborated ittsome.particulars by other wit nesses, and after an able charge from Mr. Justice Gibbs, the jury consulted a short. time amid found all the pri•oners Guilty—Death. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Bow 'TR r.F. Tucs&v, Thomas Hdland was brought to the Office, charged with violeittly asi,aulting and wounding his wife. Mr. Tames Watson, a surgeon, of Newcastle-street, in the Strand, stated, that on Mi.nday afternoon he was called in to attend a woman, in Erdlordbury, ssho had been wounded. He found her bleeding very much from a wound which She had rec e ived on her head ; she told - him her h6band had given her the wound ; le wie• presentottid did not deny it, but de clared meverel times, that he would murder his wife. His conduct was so extremely violent, that witness procuted a constable. and had him se cure..f. Afterwards he dres'ed Mrs. Ile,llandi:4 , wounds, %,‘ hick were such, that he did n..t deem it safe for her .o attend to eive evidence tteijilst the prisoner. Mary Rider, who 10. 'es in the ptisoner's house, con firmed Mr. Vt - at.on's statement, arf said she k•iltri Mrs. Holland srl••• ming very violently in her berf-r,om, which induced her to gf, into the r. , oni. As soon a. Mrs. H. was alp:- to speak, she told her that her Lushmid had struck her with a board ; this time she was io bed, and blt eding very moth.-=1 he prisoner w. c...nunitted for further exami nation. Nstorr-HousE.—iolin Stokes AV A charged before the Loa') Ai 4 Von, with having.eotainitted a rape upon the body of Jane while, a little girl of 14 sears of ai.e: to.l was also cliareed with as saulting another little girl, of .5 years of age, with au intent to courtoit rope.--tie was fuUy cuuLuitted for trial. = TII NATIQNAL 463 ~. __,~. At Grantham, T. Clarke, Gent. of Little Gonerby, aged 74, to Ann, relict of Mr. J. Hemingway,' draper, aged 6Q ; being die blidegrounals , fourth wife, end the bride's third husband. DIED. At Edingburgh, Lord Craig, one of the Judges of the Court of Set sion, in hi, 68th year. At her Spat Intents in St. James's Palace, in her 89th year, the Right Hon. Lady C. Finch, the last stir% iving dnughter n 1 Thoros, firs[ Earl of Pomfret. 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