Star.
London, England, 1814-09-27 00:00:00

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 26.

Arrived the Henry Freeling packet, with a Mara
and passengers from Holland.
GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER 2

Yesterday Arrived the P.sragon, Capt. hilGowas;
from Trinidad, the first of the Leeward Island fleet,
and this forenoon, four cf the Jamaica fleet, being all
that were bound for this port, except the Mari, BLAIN,
(she parted convey about '24 days ago) which IS
hourly expected. The latter fleet hailed from Ja-
maica on the '26th of July, urrdcr convoy of the
W mutton, PLANTAGX ACT, &C.
GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER U.
Arrived the Westmorlar.d, Morrison, from Lobar"; Pablo.
lf Orange, Hutchinson, from St. Kitts; King George Corte%
from Sr. Vincem's ; Francis, Wriosiford. from St. Lucia; Prirs.
c..ss Chsrlutrs, Hutt !union, from Granada ; Alpha, Lumen,
from Surinam ; Colonist, Walker, from Barbadves ; Hector,
Morton, from St. Vincent's; General Craig, Laing, from Gra.
nada ; Sappho, Granger. from Jamaica; Eillabeth, Ciaisseer,
from Norden; Eliza, Ditchen. from Bremen; Lady Catherine,
c. rze from itetw • and Diligence, Prier, from Ittitterdam.—•
vadedt il
the Laurel, kr;dtt fur Antwerp; Hesperus, Lougheriek,
,or Havre; Margaret' A:Hanson, for liarnburgb;• Apollo, Pad,
.or Swinearun le; Bridgewater. kAduson—Fly, Walker-424
Zwylitigs, Hoop, for Limburg%

enICE or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK;
Cousuis GNI 64 Of 6314—fur acc.-unt 6 ,40 61113f}}
5 per fat.. Vim? 1154-osusitua, 54 6 Ski} dia.
Dumb. 7s. Ilite—li.xchtquar sill. il c. cll.. par.
alteration in the price this week.
DONCASTER MEETING, SEP I. uI, 3 s 14.
iwecpstaltes rf ItsoGuiness b.& Cobs Xst.slb. Allies IL%
SA. Leger Course. Litre, Subic:ll,as.)
ord Fitratilhato br. 1. P.:Armor* - - 1
iir NA. M. Syitio o. by Colas,* - . X
Tbree to 1 en Dvsksno:sa.—easy.
BETTING ON "THE s.c. IAKLS.
DoseAsTr.v,
takety-11 tot apt. Biddic.k.
Taken-5 to 1 asst. Ma Pierst's gr. 1. by Orville.
I to 1 asst. I et 'aran.
10 to 1 agst. as.) tuber.
Rownreostarcri.—Yi s Lrday a prize wherry, valup
•!5 guinea4yras given by the Froprietot s of the Rol
Circus, in honour of the Prince Regent's birth-da:o
to the bestrif ten watermen. The contest was most
Active, and the boat was won with difficalty by Tao.
MA6 HARRIS, of B 3 aside.

roi,rcz:

HMls* Glaaora.--Yesterday Jame: George Semple
•
4 Lisii.better knon7Mby the name of Maio,. Scevt•le, was
t.
**girt up• in the custody of John Hutt-ani John
LiinerieLof thiS Office, on the following charge :
John Hutt, the officer, stitted, that on the 3d of
May last, Henry.Gtommar,•a cheese-mouger,resid-
. ine iml:fevonsh4e-street, Queen-square, came to the
nonce and informed him that a geatiemanly looking
*ran came to Will-alp and bobight some bacon and
bolter, which he ordered to he sent to his lodging, at
4‘2, Gloucester-street, and which was sent there ac-
• cerdingly ; that- he took it from the messenger at the
door„ and sent him back for six•rany:worth (If eggs,
tend 411 the return or the messenger the•man was
gene, and the people di the house said they knew
n• thing of him ; that no such person lodged
:pere.
The complainant describtd the person io minutely,
that the•oflieer had no doubt on his mind but that it
was the prisoner in consequence of which informa-
tion he was on the look out fur the prisoner ever
si:-ce, he being a person well known ;—at length he
Made out his lodgings, in Mary-la-bonne, and had
recourse to a stratagem to apprehend him, Hutt
disguised himself- as a countryman, and went, in
company with •Linaerick, his brother oliicer, to the
prisons r's. lodging, yesterday morhing ; he left Lime-
rick in waiting, and inquired for Mr. Lisle, the name
be went by, saying that he was.a Mr-Williams, float
the country, who• wished to speak to him ; copse.
quenct 4.f which he was called up stairs, and •thsai
• t.took the prisoner into custody on this charge, but he
_had some other charge against him.
Theodosia Grommar beirg sworn, said that she is
the wife of Henry Grozionar, who k, cps a .cheese•
monger's shop in Devonshire-street, Queen-square;
thnt on or about the 2d of May a genteelloelzing
person, appearing much like the prisoner, but Father
paler, came to her shop and bargained for two pieces
of bacon and a lump of butter, which came to 85.91
which he ordered to be well made up in paper, and
sent to his loclging,•No. 42; Gloucester-street, as soon
as possible, and that it.slrould be paid for as soon as
delivered, and-tO send the bill' with it; that he had
. taketiothe:first dour in the house, and was just come
• in. Witness accordingly made up the eared, which
she delivered to her son for the purpose of carrying
inn 'the prAoper, and she gave.him directihns not to
-deriver it-without itiohey, unless to some of the per-
. snns helmet to the house, as shed not know the
ledgers who came in; the prisonef id not tell wit-
ness his name, and she was in the habit of serving
•the house; but she cannot swear positively to the
pefsoh Of the'prisoner. '' • •
i•katt Gebtrimar, a boy, -son to the last witness,
was in the IMO when the prisoner came in, and was ,
• Oaten; all ll* time he remained there ; he is positive
;that the prisoner at the . bar is the mad ;• alter the
*ismer -bought the butter andbaccn, he left the
shit-*, 'lnd witness's mother tied it 'up and sent him
faith ir,-siving him directions not to glee it to 'a ,
~strangg without the money, unless he saw him take
•it into the home; as witness was carrying the parcel
Name, he met the prisoner waiting for him in Cross-
.street, a small street leading ir.to Gloucester-street ;
the pris-iner walked before witness to No. 12, and
when he came to the door he pulled the first fl or
bet;, and gave a double knock at the door, which
v:as opened by the Lady of the house, the prisoner r
walked in; and taking the parcel out or eirluiessti
hand, who was sanding Outride, he bid birti'goloase•
. and bring six penny worth of egos, aruhris IRlViturn
• he should tr.• paid hi' all ; and immediately theAtror
• 'was shut; witness went home and returned` again
with the eggs, he knocked at the door," Which was
opened by the lady of thz house ; be enquiricifor the
• gentlensan, to whom be delivered the bainn and but::
ter, and she informed hint he did-not livi•there, nei-'
er did she know him ; that after he cane in he
enquired for a gentleman, saying is nOt.thii • King-,
street ? she informed him it was nor, on which the
prisoner begged pardon, saying hemide a mistake,
and imcnelately went off.
This'Lady not being present to identify the priso-
ner, he was remanded for furtliet'examination.
-'- The Prisoner appeared very composed, and was
very genteelly dressed.; he addressed the Magistrate
in a very forcible. quaniter, he- Much regretted the
Lady of the house was not pretent;'•anffarlso that he
was unfortunate in being takes for some other person
who bore a strong resemblance -to him 'in every re-
spect, ler the troth of which heappealed to one of
the officers, Read, sen. saying, that he was sworn to
by several respectable persons at the. Public Office,
in Bow4treet, to hare committed an offence, when
at the same time he by in an hospital on the Upper
lithitte.He was reminded till to-morrow.
halilla Smart, charged
by her employer,• Mr. glint, of Fish-street•hill, ha-
berdasher; -aith fraud and forgery, to the amount .of
wks *biouiht fee further examination yes-
terday.—"lle Prosecutor stated"; iliat-the prisoner hid
been placed'Oys hint in a situation of almost the entitt
management-9f his ntailtrade as forewoman, and
in *Mean fo'thie the acted as his housekeeper. She
teethed and dliborsed all monies, besides
_attending
to etittotriers, (assisted by two young women under
her• in 'the latter employment), sti:.pject to a weekly
adjustment of rtecoliinx, 'during which she kept tlie
'
key of the till: 'The 'Prosientor admitted her to be
so exemplary in k9aduct'hitherto, ai to be ibove.
suspiciun,•andalways met in her balance accounts:
Hefts, his part wa'ruitselffing to believe her dishonest
further than had been evinced by her having forged
the receipts of his butcher.and baker to the 'mount
Kited. T)le iraltie of the Whole of the iveannglsp-
paref belonging to her was even below latt station .in
lire ; and frown° circumstances of alleged extrava-
lance could the charge- be brought home to her in
any shape. The prisoner was so extremely agitated
enuring this day's elimination, she was not pressed to
aaz any thing bilier detente.
I'heLnitir hlomiiihen inquired if any of her friends
would wiaban speak in-her begs/tie...hen a yostig man
of decent .appeattince came-forward, saying he be-
lieved he wits-the-only relati!re she could find in Lon-
don, hr having married herr' ne then pro,
ei.eded 'to.aver, thane Iseljeve4 her to be entirely
gniltirlss of any dishonest avtive: Her explanatipn
• ta him wits, that from•thapreumstance of being te-
peatedly called upon to sae various di:bursements
of money on account 01 thn.peotecntok, his w.f.', and
family, and having also-to 4liond to customerain the
shop, she had at- digerentrtinles.caperioced a deb.:.