Star.
London, England, 1830-09-27 00:00:00

POLICE REPORT&

Grummax.--Darld Grimussll, a jouneyman baker, was brought
before Mr. Aldermen Tuna,' In order that he might find sureties to
abide an order of in the parish of St. Ann, Blackfrian.
The young women having been sworn, deposed that she was a single
woman, residing in the above parish ; that her pregnancy had advanced
to the seventh month, and that the defendant was the father of her child.
Mr. Russell said, he firmly believed the woman bad been guilty of
perjury upon this oension, and asked her if she did not declare, when
she came to him about her first child, that the father of it was a snug'
man, who she thought resided somewhere about Ludgats.hill, when the
father really was, as she afterwards swore, apnea residing in Wardour.
street, with whom she had lived as a senint.
The woman said this was pus, but she hal been told to say it was a
strangw.
Mr. Ramell said, the coarse he was pinsuleg might man at variance
with the Waren el the perish he repssisand, het he was maims that
justice Amid be dons, and that the child of rich man should not be'
fathered upon a poor one. kb ttlassiy diskinved the woman's state-
ment, and he would tadeavour to sift out the truth.
Mr. Payne—lf be disereditei the evidence of his own witness, be
could scarcely expect the Mimes se am was it, and demand suedes.
Mr. Alderman TNORP said be muld net give credit to what she said,
and the Menden was of amen Bbeemed. - _ - _ _

BLuruou-notteheday, a yang nsea mina Fredrriek Ty-
ler, was charged with raft as old ma of the slam of &Nth of
2L 10e. &L _ _

---Thehumgleinent Neel, that they went together to a paha-hewn to
ham sem leer, when the rhom put his head into his waleseentrthet
and took ant eke messy fa guidon.
The LORD MAYOR add, that the complained ought to bawl ha the
matey Lehie was, tad wee sorpebed that be should have entered a
publito with a diengur.
The moophineme amid met tell the reason of his drinking with the
primmer, mil ail; that if be cad left the money with 6te with, he li
would Wit beam ems ici:ffstilmighter). In enema to podiums pat
bY his Leek*, the - aim stated, the: he was not drank at
the time, bat that be had MIS hem the class, when be had bests
heating the word of (ion.
Ant did your /Ablates advise you to p to a public-home Ad you
left Iths t mid lie
It me not a be, t= eimphimat, but a eke whet Milled us,
and she did not my any this thee* a " gthilegan" (pablh-liouse), but
sbe went aloft wide us.
Mr. Holder mid he the reacher was Mrs. Mahe, who
had lately bees lies Beitherall, where she bad been locked
up for (*Sagami* hawking whim&
That was di a Wood* lid the caphthemt ; Mrs. Cheshire was no
more thank than year Loth* en that meek&
The Loan lIAToa thews& that be this, se in all oche ales in
which the adioes of ignment people are worked apes, the punish-
ment inflicted upon an impostor weo considered as part of the mar-
tynkon.
Tgighserieonsr admitted be had the money, and gave It up oa being
aba with the robbery ; and it being proved that the munOsineet had
be bed given the money to the yams moo to keep In
seta seiciThdrea, the prisoner was discharged, and the semplainant re-
ceived hie womay, on a peonies never to go into a 46 gimps" any
sae,tillbs•StA Idled he might be allowed a little ow dem.
and imeemposee with hin.
Bow.eramar....ll Miele, very respectably dammed, WM& aged,
sad the modes ef head Meaty, who announced homelf as the
oboe mown &Idea 11110mem...wio hod now settled lean kw the
Diet, retired path et mmehmony, and taken the he. atteareisg awe of
at the elks to give biennia of a
hoblemy thatpairtri"PAred lehom at bee house, in Trevor.o reee, Lights.
heir. She odd, after much simpeffing, that gnomes esmindy took
advamergh et ha *motion, and robbed be, so doubt, la esessimence of
the " welbremde week" of which she wee the atimeme. That after.
noon, alma thew o'clock, a man of very gentlemanly apprehend came
to bee bele, sad inquind if h was to be lot IP The ernes* took dm
into the risme, mad went to tell has She told the sedum to tell him
that she-would be widrhin hemethettly. On ha moil Ong bath to
kiln, behold he mid net wok, busing hoped.* kind at the Poet.
elks, brat be would be both dbeedy. In a shod time in hie leper.
tale, It was discovered that am silver table-Gress hilmsbg to her
hod hem taken away. Mama Debethisrom &man dime dram.
stand, was directed a give imitommien to the pawnbeekete, and an
others would be lammetmil to meths eons .
Mari Mike, a theme.hoftheg mum" um at dieon a
tzfrremideg and mheimig boo Immind, Jul. Mks, who is a
in the emphotet Mob end *ma, the soul met.
thente, fiMilfshahme.- limbeed, with blood,
mid en be was sitting at les the
end-
was
night, whom ood wish bleed,
stated he vu sittlng at see the pescsdiag night, vhs. mu slight
raced tea place between them, end hie wife took up a bath and
struck hit a violent blow with ft on the elisoldea She then out No
severely mooset
die kWh ft= which the blood gushed so freely that
there was pas &leek h smoke
The with weed, la her deftnes,- the the was Woad to dam& the
ad his the Odom way in which he muck his child, who hammed to
ht a pimp of booed fan. Her husband was net sober 'at tie tints,
at else he would ad ham dome so. When be was thud, he was
raiz=and when sober the same, but if he were may half.
be was metzsgeme ;...so be was when be muck the

Mr. /ULU MK Ito could not mon the act, tho mac amosting,
tailor from Ids OUR oboorradce, so be (heedfully wounded, and ounandod hes
for onowbodon.

ilartos.eassex.-4. Ms hoes moue herself be the Ma.
Oar" with feat &Wm, the Moot apsesietly about el*, ad doe
parse sot more than three y old, us& the lellerateg
eiremesaesea. The four diadem were the
des ollyilog et a eeshi=
Seeedore. $ heekesaker,:rot about else web age.
etalsompue of
west Isla family, and his ua had Ws enable
to leers tia=of hie. The vastleseed the Mime Moped lithe
embus to sesspeot MeeM sod Min, do WI hod mu*
pond with sway this. I welds( needed is disk wieelable hike.
des het die hos walls. Mrs. Jaw Wird so eardes Aso thee. mid
Isis head die poor children aloes, and all dying I aid she lensed that
disk ameher bad roe oat 00 the perriase eight GM hid sew erased.
The diet boy hid borrowed a rani beta a sei#hses.aai bye it
haft ihreeesihe sight, but they were all dime swift
he, a fkaL

Sedeent Bimini sent for the Master c(St. Andrew's Hansen work-
house, who admitted the children immediately.
middlo m
aged an,
whose non, them* a feelingtradellbanie l=s his tangly and te.
Maids, math sweladmg, = was_yesterday hrouOt before tilt 1111110.12thw, Manes. Wit WYATT and the Key. D.
Maslienthem a warrant charging hies with committing a aeries of in
damn amain es his
• the sialmeentrattir.o daughters, szeeedingly modest and
pithy yang wasp, be me 17 and the other 19 years of age, it ap.
Ateksha
dritimeresiramb2=tlitgetwiLymeaths bow in the habit d
ware up, and there con.
dams* In sant Whims mom Isms& them. They were,
howethe, at beg& sengelled, Heir ramensiewMllß bag net no avall, to
meths ble conies se *lk ant and seneethwilhadefeed dtrougb
their arks a Team was Giulia, and the mem some adapted.
Tbe Omer did not deny die feet et his berths ininendy mewed
dewithese% beislumber, bat odd be dth 5e b aneeguatee of sus.
puede, ties limy wale in the balk et athething yews men into the
boom deokednaly to sleep with them, and denthd Wag ever taken
the Modes with children which they impaled to him. He then
=fila Mate that his wife had left Mee lam May, and was nos
Ith another man.
Mr. Walker said there could be an deeit. them the testbnony which
had been adducted, that the pdasner bad anbassed himself in a most
seamieleue and dirgeassilal =men Ha should Ind bail to keep the
peace, and be of Bled behaviour towards them fw the future.
Tins prisms, beped that his personal security woad be sufficient, as
be was at pmmat a member of the committee for securing the return
of Lod Jihm far the borough of Southwark, and being locked
up would be a gnat personal inconvenience to him.
A ladsofriend of the family, having consented to take the pre.
toner's ten under her protection, the magistrates ultimately
agreed to e the prisoner's own security.
Quxatr-Scitrans.—A middle-aged man, who gave hie name M-
ass Kelly, was charged with obtaining charitable contributions undo,
false pretence.
It appeared that the prisoner had addressed a !letter to the Earl of
Plymouth, enclosing a certificate signed by John Crispin, Esq. the En.
dab Consul at Oporto, stating that the bearer, William Crow, and fa.
mily, had been wrecked in their passage from Gibraltar to England, and
bad lost the whole of their property, except 4701. and which they were
afterwards robbed of by an armed banditti. The document was signed
by Earl Stanhope, subscribing 51. and also the signature of several of
the nobility. Earl PI th, on receiving the communication, for-
warded it to Earl Stanhope, and the forgery was discovered. The
tZWwas taken into custody at his lodgings in Gardener's-
estminster, when he confessed that he was the writer of the
ltter.
• psnon who attended from the Mendieity Society said, that a num.
bar of imposters were about tows, and by attaching the names of some
of the most distinguished charactersto their petitions had succeeded in
large sums money. In one instance an imposter bad ob-
obtainingise of
1. from the Duke of Cambridge.
The prisoner was sent to the House of Correction for 3 months.
Malt-ra-nottxx.—A young man named Rana, about 20 year,
of age, was brought before the Magistrates on an order of affiliation.
Maria Jackson, a female who appeared to be advanced in years.
stecrforward and proved the case.
altawmtrsox, who was surprised at the female's appearance, said
—Sure/ you don't mean to say that the prisoner is the father of your
ors&ringst You appear to be about 70 years of age.
no, Sir, she replied, I am only 45.
The young man declared that the female's statement of his being the
father of her child was unfounded.

Miss Jackson persisted in her statement.
The defendant was then ordered to find the necessary bail to indem-
nify the parish against any expense, which was procured, and he WI?
discharged.
Msarsosou oa4T atm—Saturday a man named Lawrames Powell.
a stonelssonhars:r trade, was brought before Mr. Ros, the Sitting Ms.
with a desperate assauh on a private watchman in thL
dbt named API/meld.
It appeared that some days ago some trifling altercation took place be.
tweet the 'almoner and the complainant, but of which the latter thought
nothing more until he accidentally met the prisoner on Saturday mom.
!tf...La the street, when, without the slightest provocation, the
struck the complainant two most desperate blows on the
reedwith a large iron bar that she carried in his hand, and
laid bare the scull, aad it is feared fractured it In a dreadful
manner. Some pewees who witnessed the atrocious attack had the pri.
soma immediately seemed sad brought to this oMee, where the wounded
man was also conveyed to give evidence, but his mental and phi.
deal faculties were so as bely impaired by the effects of the blois
be received that the pest men seemed quite unconscious of what
was pass* aroma bhp mti mold give no evidence in the but
was ewe* Wiwi* to is boss of =gem, who him
to be in a deagetoos sale. The gdsesee was therefore remanded Eon
farther examisetion es the mylial dame, under Lard Lensdown's Act.
which no how leaveskoserasary dug a premeditated wound shall be
billeted with a sharp instasseent.
TIWISS °rms.—Owes Minor, a tailor, whose tattered garb
meats bespoke the disgust distress, and who had neither shoes nor stock.
lap en his fast, was dor& with stealing a quartan loaf of bread
AVIS the shop if M. Timms, a baker, In way.
On the preview night the primmer snatched thalteirjalfrom oft the
counter is the shop, and run away. He was panned, and stopped inn
New Oftvel.lane by John Strum, a polies constable of the II
No. el, with the loaf in Ids pommels%
The prisoner, a well-informed yawl; man, declared that urgent
tress drove him to the cenaniesion et the theft He bad no home nor
Meads, his parents were both dead, and when be stole the bread he
had not tasted food for upwards d thirty hours, and had no means to
pease a meal.
Mr. BRODZII/P said that distress was DO palliation of the arm
bat the prisoner's was sass distends, ate, and there was no doubt
be bad stolen the bread tehtlta weekly of hunger. He directed
that some food should be eves to the wretched man, and
ordered the overseers to imps* lin, and as soon as poesibb en
pecan him a ship.
The poor fellow returned thanks for Mr. Broderip's humanity and
leniency towards him, and appeared to be much affected. He was then
liberated.

SIMMER WHOLESALE ROBBERT.—The success which
the fellow met with, who last week prevailed upon a carman to retur4
from the place from whence he obtained a quantity of bacon, mustard,
cheese, ite. to get the proper Invoke of the articles, and in the absence
of the man driving _away with the horse and cart, and the whole of
its contents, has him, Or DOM other one CO. the gang, to
again try their fortune in this new and wholesale system of rob-
I bevy, as will be seen by the following T--On Thursday afternoon, as the
carman, in the employment of Mr. G. Crane, of Maiden-lam
Battle-bridge, was proceeding through 'Whitecimpel High-street,
with his bone and con, he was stopped by a man in a smock-
frock, and otherwise attired like a countryman, who said he was sent by
Messrs. /Anon and Co. (the Arm from which the carman had just ob-
tained some geode), and this a mistake having arisen in the delivery of
the articles, they would filed obli if he would step back, the count.
man silent to take ant of Ms Urn and cart in the meantime. The
cannon bandy actpdessol is the tree ; but it is almost neediest
to nthrt that his swift else. he bad been duped, and he
ran book with all sped to lie gime where e r left the countryman in
chew of his tern I bet, although he sapected some of the goods were
bin nmdlisselia was wetness on finding that not only every thine
that shined had vanished, but that the hone and cart were
ebejosweshs with them I
Friday afternoon, a stonemason named Young, for some
time moths. at the Cock public.house, near Mph= Common, and
is ten is the neighbourhood, called c
ount a pint of porter, into which
unknown to any one, two es of arsenic, and in • few
ulnas drank of the polsoeous draught. Young thee, with appront
oupwwww, told some of his of the desperate act be bad just
command. They with all speed the assistance of Mr. Parrots
cal3lll. Wows, surgeons, ess Clapham, who attended as
Z=7:lemark, sad nod all awn in their power, including the
of the end took a great pert of the contents
from the steminh t but the quomity of deleterious matter wal-
lowed by the nafeetanste eon, wade kraals to awe him, and he
died i•reu agony. It is mid he had akl ban his wife miring
the death of his favourite child, and embeds' a lock of its hair, which
gaWy deProssed him. The body lies at the Cock, awaiting the CO-
rener's inquest.

S.
The 19th bet. et Taloa', Devon,BIRTH the ledy of O. alarmkn, Esq of
a son..—The 14th inst. Mrs. Edward John Luck, of a eon.—The iith
lasts at Cesde-taraa, Brixton, May, the wife of Mr. G. F. Alkeck
of Coes•ooott, Lisde Britain, of a daughter.--liaturday, in Pasoan,
Mrs. Fad, of her seventh son.

The ad wt..: amide_
_Church, Yea. N. Groom, el Rowell-
London, Esq. so magma, youagest daughter of J. J. T. wu-
It= if itcomb, in the county of York, Faci—The 16th Inst. at Si.
Margaret* Wamminswr, Mr. J. Tombs, of l'riaizzivare, Newing-
ton, to Elisabeth, eldest daughter of W. Struthers, of pediment-
amt.—The 116th Met. at St. Panama New Church, D. Macomber, Ideq•
Pinner's-hall, to Miss Payne, of Clatinwpisse, Eackaay.—The
16th inst. at St. Andrew's, Hoban, Mr. C. Watson, of Guildhrd.
Surrey, to Mazy Hann* youngest daughter el Mr. J. Cams, he. of
Portsmouth and Poundal!, Hants.

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The 10th of Apra last, near HydWsiad, }fin S. W. *Wm, of the
Si Madras European Infantry. third son of the fats W. Bbalsp,l64. of
liaiked-squate.—Tbs 11th inst. at Cadiz, Arthur, sound sea of L
Mennen& 'Act. of Doctoes'Annunone,nt sid last. at Herray, mar
Weymouth, J. Storenson, 11%. of Bibidipliel. lhalb—Tbtleth
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