Star.
London, England, 1830-07-10 00:00:00

MICE REPORTS.

demon/law—William Rdw----7rdr, a man decently dreamed in
black, was charged with purloining four knives from the Globe
Tavern, Shoe-lane.
Mr. Rowe, the hoMeed, stated that the prisoner came in early
yestaday morning, and Gelled for a glees of porter, with which be
walhed into the where tee ion of knives and forks were
bong demed. AIdM the porter MA the room fors moment, the
peneffer wale bar of the knives, whisk, In his home. be thrust into
the pocket of his freemen, where these happened to be a bole, sad
the knives slipped down the leg et Me trimmers upon the door,
Jul as the psi* retuned Imo the nom The prisoner threw him.
seVaw his films, and begged irswilvesses, but complainant having
lost several dun at knives and forks in the last twelve months,
gave him isle aready.
The prisoner, who said be was a brees.feunder out of employ,
was committed fee trial.

Bow-yr azzi.—lonnitirr.--Yestorday, G. Everitt, a smartly
dressed young man, who spoke In a strong Lancashire dialect, was
brought up for reexamination. charged on suspicion of having ban
concerned in robbing a gentleman named Metcalfe, of Bank.aotas
to the amount of between 10001. and 11001. la the town of Mess-
cheater, on Monday morning last.
It appeared that Mr. Metcalfe, who is a manufacturer of sane
eminence, arrived at Manchester by sue of the essches from the
country, on Moldy monting last, and so alighting at the lan
where the coach slopped, be observed a crowd collected
about the door, which was in consequence of a quarrel between
two men. He very imprudently mingled with the amid
for a time. and on going into the Inn he discovered that he had been
robbed of his pocket-book, containing Bank notes to the amount
above mentioned. He immediately gave information of his loos to
the police, and efforts were made to trace the thieves and the pro.
perty, but without success, and notice was seat off to the Bank of
England, with the numbers of the stolen notes, and directions so step
payment if any of them should be presented. Iht Wednesday after.
noon the prisoner went hito the shop of Mr. lavender, a tailor in
Flea-street, and fined en a suit of clothes, which be agreed to per.
chase, and tendered a WI. Bank of England note in payment. Mr.
Lavender, with commendable prudence, said be had not solllcient
change he the house, and requested the prisoner to call again in an
hour, and he would procure thong,. and in the meantime would
make some slight alteration in the coat, which would improve the
lit of It. In the interim. Mr. Lavender sent a person to the Bank
of England with the WI. wen and it was immediately dimmed
there to be one of those stolen from Mr. Metcalfe, at lien.
chats; on Monday. Mr. Minima, the Bonk laspease, applied
to Ledbetter, the officer of this catalthhisMage Mil time blear yam to
Fleet-men, and saw the prisoner Maria, alma, sad kospkg an
anxious eye upon Mr. lavender's shop. Be took him inso ate.
eddy, and searched him, but band noddy* bet one silver
Ledbetter ascertained that he bed boa dieing and
freely that afternoon at the Cock Tawas; r Flostorawst, with two
other mss t bat they bad left the *era, mai were not to he flood.
The prisoner, in hiss, said he meshed the note in payment
foe seam silk, In which article he dealt, at " Pinsk Fair," in Lan.
make, early b the last week.
Ledbetter said this story could mot be true, as the note was stolen
from Mr. Metcalfe oo Monday last.
The prisoner was remanded teen time for the officer to endeavour
to totes out the other parties concerned in the robbery.
WoionmeTasET....Yemerday, Ns. 111//iefooma, of the Sun
pablic.bonse. Sclater.sweet, Bethnal.green, was summand beim
Mr. BROUGHTON and Dlr. THTTORD for not keeping rule sod
order In his house.

Robert Martin, police constable, division H. No. 37, stated, that
on Thursday morning the dot inst. about half.past two o'clock, be
was on duty in Selmer-street, and saw twelve persons mime out of
defendant's house, and in a few minutes afterwards saw four more
men mime out, between twelve and one o'clock the lame morning ;
M bird music in the defendant's house, which be afterwards men.
dosed se 114Williains, a sergeant.
James Cole, livision H. No. 41. stated that he was an duty mi
Thursday mends, the let of July. a little after two o'clock, wiles
he saw about nine persons cane out of the defendant's bans, he
at the tame date saw the last whams in &later-street, sad spas
to him.

111•WUliania, a eergeant of the H. dlvialcoo, elated, that on the
morning in quads*, Maeda, the pollee toustable, repeated the de-
feadant's home to bhp. be (witness) heard a fiddle and darting is
the defendanee hoses about ewe o'clock.

Phoebe Willkutiosa, the defendant's mother, stated that on Wed.
nesday night week she was at bee sea's bases minding his business
while be was sheens, the bans was closed that night at half.past II
o'clock, and no passes were in but bawl( and her son's family.—
A bout half an boar after the boom was shut op, some persons knock.
ed at the street dom. but she told them it was pest time, and would
not let them in. At balf.past one o'clock (Thursday morning)
her son cone home with three friends, and had some teat and
about Italf.past two, or nearly three, her eon's Mends, a young
woman who sleeps with bee, sad basely, went beam Prom ine.
pest eleven, she sweats that no other persona, either went in or
out of her son's house. There was no music whatever in the
begun.

Two abet wineries ennboratad Mn. WUammo's antenna.
The eon woe Mamboed.

thermal witnesses proved that the prisoner had always treated tn..
ceased .with great kindness. -
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Verdict—Not Guilty. OP/RATION FOR dinging, FROM BIRTH.—Dr.
The RacoaDka, shwa salable admonition as to his future Mannoir, of Geneva, Ime pelbented this eremite en a bey
-.v, ordered him to be discharged. eight yam of ego, who ha Ram bit With been Abend with .
NICW CI PURT. act in both eyes. The pupils. Ala gem eery sensible So
Anttioa-Sergeent Diva/an and a Middlesex Jury. had been dilated by extract of Beth eyes woo
1018IRRT PT • 8 upOD on the same day. and Zuma the ilitraine ensimd, viz.
Willem Ceske aged 311 yews, wee indicted 'tor steeling, on the No unfavourable synymm ernities, and, An a
10th of June lest, a membee other lurep. and several ether articles, thee. the fragments of the bums haring bun =AT abserbs4
the of Mango VS.. Allen Gilmore, hie enamor. the patient had the full use el hie eyes. The of the The experi-
Prnmelner sonsna it in a mil-makm and ship•chandler, malts made open him soon ohm the moquisentent of
by his new sew.
end has a eownwp amidemse at &ambit hill, where tribe primmer for the most pert coincide with thole obleined Chereiden and
lived es hie greween. and had been in his service ilse about two, Writhe,. The eyes sired ne be ezeleined ter u eesaidietabb
years s that he 18/118111111 beepeechable Ammer with hies, and time beim the could jullp mew* of &t am ma
bed net the lime emphasis of hie honesty until he eirecocded, oat, form, endikrafailmmot eskers. De beau, Wraith to hem
the 10th et June, when the erodes mentiesed in the indictment L' comet madams of the WOO Melt man gm of the iheener, -
were missing. Wham imoteiblelf ire iniannetien of the rob-, veep ellen till Ina aehealme, drawing hie indereetse teem Nib.
banded at
WY to Vim, lona aim shtt was approJaztesaway thus. be seek a pima blue papa for a and kWh,'
Flower-pot pieblibbenee In by Leto*

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