Star.
London, England, 1802-07-03 00:00:00

POLICE, ace.

MAN s mw-Hous s.—Yellerday John Ha Aim
was examined a fecond time, on a charge of de-
frauding feveral tradefinen in London, under re.
rious pretences. By pawnbrokers' duplicates
found upon him, it appears his traffic was very
extenfive. Forty pawnbrokers attended to give
evidence againft him. He was committed for re-
examination.

Wonsuir-rraszy.—Yefterday Elizabeth Sal-
mon was examined, charged as an acce(fary in
healing a child, only feventeen days old, from its
mother, Elizabeth lmpey, who Bated, that about
ten days ago a decent-looking man came to her
lodgings in Red Lion-market, Whitecrofs-fireet,
and enquired for her, then in bed with her infant.
Being introduced, he Paid, he called on her by the
defire of a lady in Finfbury place, who had re-
lieved her in various diftreffing circumnances be•
fore, and was detirons to render her farther ant.
ante ; that (he mutt therefore drefs herfelf and go
with him, which being complied with, he took her
to a public houfe, called for fomething to drink,
gave her fome money, and defired her to go and
buy a loaf, and leave the child with him till her re-
turn. The poor woman, elated with her good
fortune, went away, but on her r.turn, the found
the man was gone with the child. After a fearch
of fume days, (he found the infant in bed with the
prifoner Salmon, who pretended to have lately
lain in. The man concerned in this myflerioun
affair is not yet found. The woman is committed
for trial.

Laft week a newborn infant was found ftrangled
in fome ltagnant water, near Perth. The unna-
tural mother, after a diligent fearch, was found,
confeffed her guilt, and was committed for trial.
Yellerday fe'nnight as Mr. Samuel Corbin, of
the Hermitage, and Mr. Grice, of Rotherhithe,
were returning from Gravefend, they were Hop-
ped on Blackheath by two footpads, who prefented
a piftol to each gentleman, and robbed Mr. Cor-
bin of his watch, and about ass. and Mr. Grice
of near 61. ; when Mr. Corbitt, with great coin-
pofure of mind, informed them they had not a
ft:pence left to proceed to Town, and begged as
a favour they would return a feal which was on
the chain, being one left him by his father. The
robber immediately broke the chain in halves, re-
turned it, and wifhed him fale to town. A Poft-
boy in a return chaife, in the courfe of a quarter
()Can hour, overtook the Gentlemen, and informed
them he had been robbed alfo.

TICKETS are daily riling, and will be higher,
there being only 24,000 in the prefent Lottery.
Begins drawing the zd ofnext month. The Tickets
and Stamped Shares are fold and regillered at Mr.
NICH3LSON S State Lottery Office, Nu. 16, Corn.
hill, London, where in the loft Lottery, April 7,
1802, No. 17,993, a Prize of Twcnty Thaufand
Pounds, was divided and fold in Sixteen Shares,
and in the late Lotteries,

No. 778 s 5499 9065
23,481 L. 20,000 17,085 48,700 £lO,OOO.
28,322 each. 17,049 46,676 each.
44,014 19,004 52,603
N 0.14,777, 19,896, 23,339, 214 65! 30,875, 43,978, Prizes

of 3000 L each
The Prizes in this Lottery will be paid in full,
without any dedudion, two months after the Lot-
tery has finiihed drawing. Orders from the coun-
try (pod paid) duly attended to.—Correfpondents,
Nremitting good Bills, at a short date, Bank
tes, Pa Office Orders, &c. may rely on being
charged the lowed Price of the day.—Nnt.

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