Star.
London, England, 1808-11-12 00:00:00

POLICE.

lionseereneve—The can of the Lady who is charged with
having robbed her servant, was again heard on Thursday. Mr.
(: ;a. ve unlined the girl at great length, relative to the posses-
sion of the money which she stated she had Inst.—Mr. RitAD in-
terruprid Mr. ODIN cv, and observed, that he was in some degree
eppriee-t of all that ,this examination tended so, as the girl told
him, when the charge wee first before hint, that no person knew
she was possessed a so muck money, and that she had saved it
f enn what lead been given her by Ladies and Gentlemen; he
s eell.l therefore ennsider the business in exactly the sane state as
at first, provided the girl gave him a satisfactory aesuunt why she
did not appear on Monday, and accordingly called upon her so to
do. This the girl did, sheering that she had been persuaded to
stay away. The Magistrate considering the girl to have properly
accounted for her non-attendance on Monday, said, he conceived
twee was &nineteen legal evidence before him to send the case for
,further investigation. Mr. Gnawer applied for the Lady to be
admitted to bail. Mr. READ, under the cireutustartes, complied
with the applictition, and she was admitted, herself in 4001. aid 1
four sureties in SOL each.
In consequence of Donaldsen, the constable, and R. Limberick,
having received private information seho the robbers were who
entered Lady Morton's house in Park-Lee, a short time since,
when they made adtsperate resistance to the Marlborough-street
Olstes; they went to a house in the neighbourhood of Covent-
trden, on Tuesday night, where there were 14 thieves assembled.
The Officers being engaged in a gone cause, entered the room
warm they erre, in the most dauntless manner ; they called to the
man by the name of Patty, his nick etame, he being a painter
aid glazier. Some resistance was. attempted to be made by his
companions; but Donaldson and Limber-1:A very properly allowed I
them no time, but seized their man by the collar and throat, and I
dragged him into the street, where they had a party of the patrols
in attendance to assist them. OD Wednesday evening he weal
brought before Mr. OltATIA:1 for examination, when he said his
name was Wright ; but it was ascertained that he had bcen con- 1,
vieted by the name of Cavell.
Foy, and another of the Marlborough-street Officers, attended,
and said they believed the prisoner to be one of the men who be-
set lady Morton's home on the evening her Ladyship's house
was entered by a gang of i ebbers, but could not ho positive; they
also said they thought the misoner answered the descripton of
the man who had made some ridiculous inquiries at Lady Mor-
ton's, on the day previous to the house being entered at night
no doubt fur :he purpose of ascertaining who was in the house,
and whose person could he identified by her Ladyship's servant,
Mr. GRAN AIN being informed the busiress was under invest i
gation by the Magistrates belonging to Marlborough-street Of—
fice, ordered the prisoner to be taken before them.
A charge has been under Investigation beiere Mr. GRAHAM,
made by a tailor and. mercer in the neighbourhood of St. Mar-'
tin's-lane, wl:oee shop was hreke open last Saturday morning,
and who, on looking out of the window, conceived that one of
the robbers whom he saw had been in his shop a few days before,'
and ordered a pair of pantaloons. The person who ordered the
pantaloons calling :lain on Tuesday evening, was taken into cus-
tody; and ou being mice e before Mr. Gee HAM, on Wednesday,
the tailor swore positiv vie to his being one sf the robbers. The
Prisoner. however, turned out to be an Officer in the army, of
high respectability ; and it being incontrovertibly proved, on
Thursday, that he was in bed, at his own residence, at the time
of the robbery, he was discharged.
UNION Ha at .—OnThersilay a ease of some mystery came on to
be heard, in which a young woman, a servant at Lambeth, named
Rchen-a GoaU, was involved. The abort farts as stated were---
the Prisoner, who was in place at Lambeth eighteen months since,
in part occupied a room in the home of a Mrs. Hancock, for the
sowed pinyesse of keeping .her box. clothes, S:e. is ; but it ap-
peared for to: .r in,which sue did seekt after. When she quitted
her bed, the infalt was taken away by her, and she reported it A 4
having died in the country a short time ago. She Laving left a
boxin tlie room, wh eh she seld had conic from her father's, the,
room mulct to another ycune secran, who in a little time began
to complain of an offeosive smell contieually, and, as it was sup-
posed to arise from the box, they determined to open itl;—to their
great surprise, tilt), found the body of a child under twelve months,
in a dried state nearly, and the bowels having been taken out, were
put into . wee. pocket; the horror increased when on lifting the
body the heed fell off. When this was made known to the Offi-
cers at Lambeth, they infituted this inquiry.—Mr. Evaneti
after a patieht heating, sent the paty accused to safe custody, unfit
the event f a C.oron:r's Inquest is known.
MAR 1. tO AGM sr-seette.—Yesterday Patrick Callas was fully
oonunitted, charged with an assault, with intent to commit a
rape, 'under eircernstarcee of peculiar atrecity, on
that the
th wifee
com-
of a
salesman in Covent-garden Market. It appeared
plainant resided in a cottage at Chelsea; and that, in consequence
oft dispute Setween Lord Ranelagli aid tl:e landlord, she had
at the desire of the former, neglected to slay her rent ; an execu-
eon had, therefore, been sent in, and the prisoner wes put I, to
possession ; and there being only one bed he was accernmndated
wi it it, whilst the compia:rant slept on chairs in another room.
She, hewever, hat occesion to enter his room to quiet one of her
children, when he ergulucted hi self
i a manner which n
alarm in it would
be indecent to descr?ne. She sueccoled, however, ig
her neit..hbours, and he was prevented accomplishing his brutal
petpose.
Nernineennett.—Yesterday W. Pipe was fully committed,
charged with baeire in his possess:on a large quantity of cheese,
wihich had twee stnlen nut of the warchease of Mr. Morgan, in
East Sreithf. id. As was Alarcz,rt St.t.z;, charged with breaking
open a moat Rose-I.ne, Spitalfields, and stealing a large quan-
tity of wearing apparel ; and fravei:co arm's, a Spaniard, for
knocking a mew down in the street, and robbing him of a new
bat.

The fillowing houses have been broken open and
robbed within the last five days :—the dwelling house
of Mr. H %RR VON, in Criffin-street, Deptford, of a
number of silver articles, bank-notes, &c. ; Mr. LAM.
BELL, in Duke-street, Southwark, of a watch, a gold
seal, &c. ;of Mr. DAvies, in Valentine's-row, of a
quantity of women's wining-apparel ; and the shop
of Mr. E IGLE, the corner of Oakley-street, Lambeth,
c.f a large quantity of coats, &c.
Wednesday evening, as Mr. LAY, of Duval's-lane,
near Hornsey, was returning from town in a cart, he
was stopped by two men, dressed as sailors, who on
his refusing :a deliver his money fired, and wounded
him in the thigh, ti, !y then took from him upwards
of 401. in notes and cash, and a silver watch, with
vrhich they escaped across the fields.
A respectable person of the name of CUNNINGHAN
was stopped and robbed, about six o'cloc on Tues-
day :Aeration, in Drury-lane; Mr. ADAMk S, the fa-
ther of the Mis,es ADAMS, the dancers, was likewise
,topped and robbed in Holborn. Mr.
at SM
tacked ALLM AN,
ear
of
lames-street, Covent-garden, was also n
I;;di'ord-row, and much hurt in resisting the depre-

Wednesday evening, as a gentleman's carriage ,
*as passing through the wide part of Holborn, with
the family, coming from the country, it was beset by
five or six fellows, and a very large trunk, behind the
carriage, cut from it; which, however, proved so
very large and weighty, that they could e
time, o t make
off with it. A gentleman rassing thb-
served their conduct, and called to some butchers to
assist him in going to secure the property and the
villains : one of them observing his conduct, sung out
to his companions a nose" (the slang phrase for
any observer)-, and they made off,leaving the trunk.
It proved to be the property of Mr. Langliam, of
M chester-!,q are.
Thursday a h.ickney.coach was overturned in Port-
Lind street, by the sudden hacking of a dray, in
whiLli was a Mrs. SMITII, with two children, one of
luau had its arm on th! windo‘v at the time, which
so dreadfully shattered by the vehicle falling on
to render irrunediate amputatiorr necessary. The
WAS also severely hurt.

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