Star.
London, England, 1824-08-31 00:00:00

MARLI3OROUgaStREET.

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A few days ate, the Hon. Captain Greville, accompanied by some
friends, applied to Mr. Ros, the Magistrate, for his advice and as
in recovering a horse, which_ he had, been deprived of
under the following cireumstancesj--Captain ilreville said, that
having a vabsible• harm to 'dispose-of, he sent it for that purpose to
the HoileiltiMitir, in Porttriatiletrettovbere it stood fur some days
c sale, sad iiriolos Oren were bade to purchase it, but Done,

came up tr the teed prim, Wit* %Midair is detetniined not to
Jen it, mutely, db guineas. A panda or. the name of Clefnehtsoni
who had previously -offset} 604 fee. -Os. horse, hut. was refined,
celled at.Captals Greville's inns% ead. *Alibates he. had taken a
'fifty to the horse, he wool& give. the 110-guineat widest further
trouble; and, representing hisselfses.Oentkihan of fossils dreg
a check for the amoutitspon.coottee Bazars which he gave Cap-
tale Greet*, and the. horse was delivered to him. The check was
discovered to be worth nothing ; but. the, next day Capt. Glean],
received a Dote from Clementsoni requesting him to return the
check, and unclosing his own- note for the amount. Captain Ore.,
villa unguardedly retested -the cheek, and the note turned out to
be as worthies. The hots had changed hand*, and Captain Gra.
ewe being - y usehersed, requested a summons against the
party.—A summonses were directed to be served bythe
proper Asir the parties; but Clementeon was not to be feenth
ot, geosinp, * • Online announced to Mr. Roe, that he
should besaveti Bekker trouble, as the whole of the money had
been paid to klen•thy erhomirdid not appear) since be was last
ism.,
the Office. The salutary effect of the dread of publication sonittinot
causes justice to be done incases which the law cannot exactly reads,
UNION HALL
Yesterday isibrmation was received at this Office of an sated.
dye burglary and robbery having been committed in the countirg.
house of Thomas Brandram, Bs+ ay Lee, in Kent, on the 28th in:
stant, in the absence of ties Gentleman, who was staying at his
town residence. The robbers, its appeared, had entered the pre..
miss by climbing over a high wall at the rear of the house, sod
proceeding across the back-yard, bored a hole with a centre it
the panne' of the door, sufficiently huge to admit three fingers of a
man's hand, which was introduced on the occasion for the purrs,*
of pulling back the inside bolt; this was the only fastening to the
door. After having gained access to the inte.sior, they ascended a
flight of stairs, and passed through three different rooms on the bit
floor, before they came to that from which the property was stolen.
• In this room, it appears, there was a desk, which contained the un-
dermentioned property :—A tortoiseshell snuff-box, with a (lotion
Mosaic landscape, and square narrow chased gold bolder, in a inn.
sotto cast ; a gold snuff-box, chased, fluted on the Dies, • aid
mounted on the top with a Scotch stone, set as a. meciallive ; also, •
in a red morocco case, two scent-holes, Roman composition, Mo-
saic ; the one a little dog, the ether two Copia', on the top ; a
musical box, a gold seal, with Arabic characters on it; abet*
.E.:O in Bank of Eagland notes, besides some other articles.—
This desk was completely rifled of its contents, and'aithough it was
' fastened with one of Bramah's patent Jocks, yet the luck, on inspec-
tion, was found not to have received the slightest injury its the
opening. From this and other circemitinces connected with the
robbery, Mr. Brandram, who attended at Ilse Oise, reqaested that
a warrant might be issued for the apprehension of an individual,
against whom he had very strong suspicions. These suspicions
were also strengthened by Clarke, the officer, who had minutely
examined the premises, and who concurred in the opinion that the
robber, must have been committed Ipy some person or persons well
acquainted with the external regulations of the house. The butler's
pantry, close to which the individual slept, aitheugh open, and cow
taining an the family plate, appeared not to have been approached
"by the robbers.