Star.
London, England, 1824-03-15 00:00:00

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PO.IICE INTELLIGENCE.
Bow. STREET.
Saturday, 77tortuis Frederica Erase, and Elizabeth Harriet Kreeze,
his wife, were brought up for re examination, charged on suspicion
of baring stolen a large quantity of valuable jewels, &c. in ttte
dwelling-house of Mrs. Kenly, an aged widow Lady, residing at
No. 10, Upper 1 larley-street, Cavendish-square. The circum-
stances
attending this robbery, and the capture of the prisoners, have
already been fully stated in this Plitt-.
The prisoners were now broggly. up, when Thomas Kelly, Esq.
of I larpenden, llertfordshire, step-eon to Mrs. Kealy, of llarky.
street, attended on her behalf, and Stated that she was ton muds
indisposed to appear before the Magistrate at present. She had been
robbed, she said, of jewellery and plate to the amount of nearly
£6OO ; and among other articles were a diamond necklace and ear-
rings, a diamond cross, several diamond rings, a gold repeater, &c.
Several pawnbrokers produced a variety of different articles
which had been pledged with then by the female prisoner, and the
persons of both prisoners being identified, they were fully commit-
ted to Newgate for trial.

IV A NSION-II OUSE.
George Wothrn, who has undergone several examinations before
the Lonri Mayon: upon the charge of having stolen bank-notes to
the amount of 4,400/. taut of the banking-house of Messrs. Lloyd and
Jones, of Lothbury. was on Saturday. brought up for final examination.
Mr. Asnnrws, for the pr:soner, contended, that the evidence
which had already been stated to the Public was not sufficient to
ground a commitment to prison upon ; and asked, whether there
was any further evidence to be produced? If not, he should call
for the discharge of his client.
The Counsel for Messrs. Lloyd and Jones admitted that they had
no further evidence, and that the case ought not to be submitted to
a•Jury.
The LORD Mmton, upon these representations, said he believed
the best course he could adopt would be to discharge the prisoner.—
The prisoner was accordingly discharged.

ATTON-G A Rl' 7:N'.
'Thomas Webster. a lodger in the house of Mr. Woodhouse, of the
Red Lion, Littl.: Guildford-street, 13runswick.square, was brought
up by Juhn Bull, keeper of the Found!ing watch-house, upon a
charge of rubbery, under the following circumstances:
It appeared in evidence that Mr. Woodhouse has for some time
past Missed every morning a quantity of copper, and occasionally
silver, from his bar till, and though he had hitherto used every ex-
ertion that could lead to detection, they were unavailing. His health.,
as also his wife'., being extremely delicate, his bar-maid named
Abigail Barry (a fine young woman), volunteered on,Thursday night
to be secreted in the bar, and watch for the depredator; accord-
ingly about four o'c:ocle on Friday morning :he prisoner came doWn
stairs, and contrived, by-eliding one of the shutters of the bar, to
put in h:s hand and undo the bolt which secured the door on the
Inside, and thereby gained access to the till. After bq had well
loaded himself with rapper, many of which were previously marked
by the landlord, the bar-maid sprang upon him front her place of
concealment, and though he was a powerful man she pinioned him
so closely that he could not throw a single penny out of his pocket
(which he struggled hard to do) before the landlord and others came
to her assistance and secured him, when, on being searched, all the
marked money *as found upon him.
The Magistrate complimented the young woman highly on her
zeal in her master's service, and -committed the prisoner for trial.

UNION HALL.
Three Corporals belonging to the Chatham Division of Marines,
named George ling, Min Locker, and John Norton, were brought
before the Sitting Mfgistrate, charged with the following fraud :
_ A Billeting Constable belonging to the Fist Half Hundred of Brix-
ton, being astonished at the repeated visits of the three, men in
question With precepts from Union Hall, suspected-that all was not
right, and determined to look strictly after the person who should
next present himself with one of those orders. Accordingly, one
of the prisoners came to him some days ago with a precept 'front
Union Hail to fill up billets for seven men, which being done, the
constable watched the corporal, and soon discovered that, instead
of sending the man named in the billet to the publican, he pre-
sented hithself at each of the houses, and received a sum of money
from the landlord in lieu of the billet. Ibis fact being ascertained,
the prisoners were apprehended. 'The Magistrate said if the men
were given up to the military power, he had very hale doubt but
they would be dealt with according to their desert; and this sug-
gestion being agreed to by the licensed victualler, and prisoners
were marched off under an escort to the depot.

SPORTING INrELLIGENct.

TIVVTING.

His Majesty's Stag HoMWMee;enFsiday, at the Dolphin, dear
Slough.
Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fos Hounds, as Wednesday, at Charlwood ;
on Saturday, at Plates Green.
The Surrey Fox Hounds, on Thursday, at Botle.y Ilill, on Sa-
turday, at Pratt's Bottom.
PONTEFRACT MEETING, 1824.
Sweepstakes of 20gs each, with n added, for three-year old fillies,
Bst. each. Last mile and three-quarters.
_ _ _

Mr, Houldsworth's b. I Mies Maltby, sister to The Agent, by

Filho da Puta.
Sir J. Byng's br. f. Hannah, by rinolensko—.Gadabout.
Lord .Scarborough's br.f. sister to Byram, by Arnadis.
Mr. Petre's b. f. by Filbo da Puta, nut of Agath4.
Mr. Eobinson's b. f. Miss York, by Ebor, dam by Shuttle.
The Leditour Stakes of 25p each, fur three-year old colts, Bst. .511 a.
Pie*, Set. 216. One mile-and a quarter.
Mr. Houldsworth's br. c. Elephant, by Filbo da I'uta.
Sir J. Byng's br. c. Edward, by Comus, out of Camilla.
Mr. Jones's br. c. Lzennoff, by Smolenskn.