Star.
London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

PjLICE.

Bow-tram.—Yesterday several tradesmen living in Clate-
rnarket and its neighbourhood, were fined for selling provisions
on the Loan's Day, after half-past ten o'cloek, the hour allowed
by the Parish Officers.
A girl, 12 years old, the daughter of a wholesale dealer in
pot-ash, was charged with passing a base half-crown, in payment
of some paper at a stationer's in the City-road. The coin was
suspected ; but as she said she lived at No. 10, in the Road, she
was permitted to go, and was followed. She, however, went the
contrary way, and was give■ in custody at the Angel, at Ming-
ton, and it now appears she resides with her father near Burton
Crescent.—The Solicitor of the Mint forebore to prosecute on
account of her youth ; but her father was ordered to find bail
for threatening the prosecctor and patroL
Manston-Housa.—Wifirans Johnson was charged on suspicion
of burglary.—Mr. Miller, who has a glass-warehouse in Thames-
street, in which no one resides, stated, that yesterday morning
he found his premises had been opened, and every room and
place searched, but the property carried off was of very trifling
amount. The thieves had, however, regaled themselves with
warm wine and water, and perry, and left a letter expressing
the highest opinion of his wine, regretting that there was no
money in the chest, and apologising for disturbing his papers.
This letter he suspected to be the prisoner's writing, who bad
formerly been employed in the concern. On being apprehended,
the prisoner charged the servant of Mr. Miller's brother, with
being one of the thieves. This servant was brought before the
Loan Mayon, although there was no suspicion of his di: honesty,
and he solemnly denied the charge. The prisoner was remanded.
Abraham Henry was charged with robbing Sarah Collins of
£ll. ISs. which she had just received, as she was passing through
Gravel-lane, Houndsditcb, on Wednesday night. She carried
the money in ber hand, and was caught round the w.dst by a
man who snatched away the money-bag, and ran of. Another
Jew was also brought up on suspicion, and both were remanded.
GIIILDUALL.—CharIes 3farshel was charged with burglary. —J.
Forbes, the Night Constable for the county part of St. Sepul-
chre's, stated, that a Patrol having stumbled over something in a '
Mews, in Three Fox-court, Long-lane, which turned out to be
1001bs. of tea, in three bags, he went out with sonic watchmen
to scour the neighbourhood. Ongoing through the pig-market,
about four o'clock, a man started forward from one of the pens,
but was secured, and conveyed to the watch-house; and on his
person was found a silver watch. At length they learnt that the
house of Mr. Gardner, a grocer, in Lung-lane, had been broken
open, and every canister and chest stripped of its contents. The
prisoner was therefore given over to the City Police, and the
watch was now identified by Air. Gardner as having been stolen
from his parlour. lie estimated his loss at a 6150. The prisoner
was remanded.

Harrox-Gaansx.—Edwardsepliens, a labourer in the employ
of the Hampstead Waterworks Company, was charged with
breaking down a wooden paling, the property of Mr. Mathews,
and stealing the materials; but Mr. Mathews not wishing to
press the case, the prisoner was discharged.
ISlastxsoalecest.wraxrr.—Marthrt llatterlay was charged with
robbing her master of XllO from a box, during his absence in
the country. She said the place had been broken into while she
was out with the children; but suspicion rested on her, and she
was taken into custody. A box, cc:maligns 4290 of the money,
was then returned by an unknown hand, and it was traced that.
the prisoner had sent it into the country to her sister. The psi-
saner stoutly denied the robbery ; but, on b.eing the box pro-
dusted, uttered piercing• shrieks.—She was remanded.
MAZY-LA-Boyrs.—Borah Walker,. late cook to Mr. Skeer, of
Washley.Hall, I luntingdonshire, was charged with rubbing her
master.—M. Bella., a washerwoman, who was charged with
being concerned with the prisoner, and In whose house some of
Mr. Skeer's property was found, was•admit[cd evidence.
She proved that she had received from the prisoner property, at
various times, consisting of china, poultry, Itc.eand that found
ea Apr premises, was sent by the pfisouer trout Huntingdon-
ilitre.—Sht was fully vunuflutd.