Star.
London, England, 1830-12-08 00:00:00

POLICE REPORTS.

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Gotimitar.t.---Mary Loam a young Irishwoman, who left her
native country only a fortnight ago, and came hither, as she stated, in
the hope of being espied as a servant, was brought before air PETER
Lau art yesterday, on suspicion at being on the remises at Mr. Tyrrell,
the landlord of the Farnham Castle, in Trinity-lane, Queenhlthe, with
intent to commit a felony.
William Manning, in the service of Mr. Tyrrell, stated, that he
was awakened by the watchman at four o'clock yesterday morning,
with an alarm that two men and a woman were sitting in the tap-
room. Witness having carefully fastened up the house after it was
cleared on the preceding night, was flurried by this intelligence,
and the watchman, having called in the aid of a comrade, witness
ventured down stairs, let In the watchmen, and began to interrogate
the intruders, who had broken open the shutters, lifted up
the window, and entered by that way. The men, who appeared to be
drunk, said they wanted mate gin, and witness replied that they had
behaved so strangely, that instead of serving them, he should give
them into custody. While, however, the two watchmen were talking
to the female, and telliag her oho must get up and go with them to the
watch-house, as well as the men, the latter slipped away, so that the
woman only was secured.
Greene, one of the watchmen, said be was in the passage when the
ppen
would passed, but it was so dark be could not see them. They had stated
een go to the Compeer very quietly anly a minute before they
ran away.
The prisoner said she met the men in the strict, and being destitute,
she agreed to assenspany dame to this house (which they appeared to
be aamainted okk spaidai of the landlord by name), at which they
could obtain r~mesma. They opened the shutters, pat her in, and
called at the het ef the,Maire to wake somebody, but without success.
They then sat down sedum% beginning with, as a chants, " We won't
go home a& but the rear of jollity did net arouse the
drowsy Wend to b waiter. It alarmed the watelmma, howeverothe
felonrang the hulk mud so awakened the complainant. inie protested that a
was mit
Sir P. Law=rlLesodniled from her that she was
as ignorant molars, who hod been drawn in, and moan she returned
to belied the better. The mem, however, might have bon pretending
to be drunk, and the _acne of watchmen, in permitting them to
escape, must be reported Is the limey shf the ward.
The prisoner was crimped, with a caution not to get into such a
difficulty again.
Wm. Gamble, a man of respectable , was committed to
Itridewell for a snoetb, for carrying a of rum (in his bat) into
the Fleet peison, yesterday surging.
LAICIRTZ•IITAIRT.—'fasairday, and Mary, his
wife, ware charged with meneekthig a meek eielentemank me a French-
man, who gaveldt arms as John /shame, and Ids wilb.
ft append that the deeendonte keep a imam todgbg.bouee in
yard, Whiseskapd, whine she
Ike
want te lodge es
:=igey-last. On the psalm sight Hill met the mole semplaineat
bad NIRO words, when die gum *yak the Issim, sod Ask wives Iwo.
tag joined in the achy. the anglelmeete got dewier. halm. The
dint of the injuries Wilma ma Dim Jima, vie was otheimeed
etas of peeinanc7,was IR being ea empenee et pesseisee Meer, and
she was obliged to be removed to the gemesidel weekhemee.
The Magistrates, after the prisener's Aimee lodes bees en
proved, convicted them in forty shillings sash noes mosedee
prissament.
on a aulogaguat asaajaadill gee Iseesheees, iv Mr. Ilkeiretels,
the amonnt he gess he wank lbw* the esnmey woo m emends.
factory that he desired him to be detained fee the preeme.

Mamas PoLici..—Yesterday, Thomas Wilkinson, an incorrigible
young thief, lately released from Chelmsford gaol, was charged with
breaking open the cabin of the sailing-barge, Hobert and Ann, and
stealing property. He was also charged with stealing a gown from the
shop of Mr. J. Dicker, pawnbroker, in Limehouse.
Another lad named George Buckley, was put to the bar as an
accomplies. They were committed for trial.
ofokulrigo, one of the Wentworth-street gang, was charged with at.
tempting to commit • burglary. He was sentenced to three months'
Imprisonoset and hard labour.
Sarah Clayton and Mary Hayes were charged with attempting to
rob some drunken sailor.—'f he prisoners were sent to the Home of
Correction for three months.