Star.
London, England, 1830-01-13 00:00:00

POLICE4NTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Sir Peru Levan mar• yesterday fur the Loa Maros, who b
bs4 jet !Me to attend to his ditties publicly.
.0 - viesionerswks charged with having robbed the Mexican
y .of vernal books, sad other property.
A ilikkagirelf, Ake %hitched the premises, saw the abase
Insusing.oiitor tirs, Souse at i late hour at night, and apprehended
. Lithipvtith two:volurnes of Humboldt'. America concealed
Shied
Ws Orson, 'Mae Were other works in his possessia, re-
ly the prtkeity of the Company. He had also in kit
Print wan, pawnbroker's duplicates of sundry religious weeks,
terioliteli di:l*day bade Lo claim whatwer. It was evident
ahaS3hobbok• ind•bent said 'swans paper, for the coven of WOW
p.4thicon.nege foupd 1p the possession of the prisoner. It had been
eVthatite.ops intimate with the servant girl, whom be
ust parted:with so be was taken into custody.
oidibner ••' • 4, Odd hi bid borrowed the hooks with intent to re-
purn..tbeth, ilitesrampoor. and bad applied in vain to his parish,
..lA,
?lithely!' his moth/v.lO hall no food for two days. But he made
giostatemetie ogiertlis imyressinn that it would not prejudice his
idle.' The 00100 sahl he `ad borrowed the pious books In the
.totitivirif his thitoldglial Stadia, which he had undenakeo, in order
to adapt himself for the duties of a Misekroary. He was to have
%fled Istuleg theAllesions.cfrtin Church Missionary Satiety, and
!fit had gwrictited sttlihe Minima, Wive at Islington.
IT Mai L'aisaPriyillion reecjwistalielie at Cane when
left lt,:lelic;Oli;Eiboko go abroad?
Pritoolie Weietbirty•ive oadybd ihrobly at

profession,

abandoned

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GIIILDUALL.
Testerdeye Geer Wilson was charged with stealing property to
a coosiderable amount from the clambers of Mr. ll'Cander, a
student in the Temple.
The complaisant staled that be went out of town &nig the
Wog vacation, Maytag his chambers in the care Dither prisoner, with
directions to *hit them about once a week, light a fire to keep them
well aired, and to take charge of any letters. When be returned,
In October, be found the prisoner bed absconded, and he missed all
his books, worth from eflso to MOO, his clothes, bed sod bedding.
silver spoons. &c. tire-irons, in short, every thing that was portable,
down to the castors off the legs of the sofa, and the brass bandies
off the doors. A pier-glass, which the prisoner had pawned, had
been traced, but be wished to have a little time to search after the
rest of the property.—The prisoner wet remanded.
BO W-STR BET.

Four young lads were brought before Mr. Muumuu yesterday
morning, charged with having forged bread and cheese orders, In
the name of Mr. Braddock, one of the overseers of St. Giles. and
uttering them at the workhouse of that parish.
It was proved that they received bread and cheese by mesas of
these orders, and that they were not in the handwriting of Mr.
Braddock.
Mr. hlnteatou. said, that forgery in any shape, or under any dr-
montane's, was a highly perilous experiment for young persons to
make, and by beginning with trifling cases they would finally be
led on to the commission of a crime for which life would be the
forfeit. He then inquired whether the defendants bad got any
explanation to oar. The defendants, however, simply declared
they had not, and the Magistrates accordingly committed them for
one month each to the House of Correction.
H ATTON.G A ADEN.
A young lad, about fifteen years of op, named Bastian, was yes-
terday brought before Dlr. Serjeant fisu.os, on various charges of
swanking his mother.
Mr. John Burton, of West.etreet, Soho, stated that he was
grandfather to the prisoner : his father was dead. and having left
his daughter in distressed circumstance, witness contributed to the
support of her and her children. The primmer was very incor-
rigible, annoying his mother very mock, and frequently beating
her. The mother concealed it from him as bang as she could, but
the prisoner bad provided himself with a pistol, with which there
was no doubt be would do mischief if he was not restrained.
The Magistrate ordered the prisoner to find ball to answer the
charge at the Swims, and, in default, was locked up.
An urchin, named aafl. about twelve years of age, (though young
in years yet old in crime), was sentenced to two months' impri.
sonment. as a riveted thief, for stealing a piece of beef, from the
shop of Mr. Payne, butcher, of Idington.
QUEEN SQUARE.
ifcia;l Doren, a discharged polio-constable, was charged with
obtaining money, under the pretence of being a constable, from
several women of the town, in Hyde-park. sod also with assaulting
one of the women. The facts were proved. The Magistrates
said the Pulice•commissiooen might determine whether they would
prosecute the prisoner, and sentenced him to pay a floe of 401. for
the assault ; which, not being able to pay, he was committed for
one munch to the House of Correctioo.

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A Hampton Wick. The priseoer was fully committed for trial.