Star.
London, England, 1823-09-16 00:00:00

POLICE mrELLIGENC'E.

GUILDHA L L
Sunday night was* stormy ens in the district of this office. In
Aldsrsgate►street, a deranged nuns ran about. followed by a crowd,
fallirg foul of every ameba wet. In Smithfield, in an Irish affray,
an almost sarrderens blow was inflicted with a glass bottle upon
the forehead of one of the party. In Holborn several watchmen
• were beaten, and their lanthorns broken. In another part, a man,
who had been beating his wife, was carped through the streets,
corded spin a watchman's coat, having not an article of •clothing
on besides, his conduit being so furious as to render this treatment
rcessaryi and, in another, a patrol was knockcd down, and his
body jumped upon.

HATTON- G A RDEN.
W. Johnson. the notorioos informer, met with another disap-
pointment yesterday. He s::-Intoned Mr. Rose, a baker in Turn-
mill-street. For selling a hilflusrtern loaf; but Mr. is aat*.n, on
looking at the information, found that it stated the offence to have
been committed at ten o'clock in thejitre.afternoon. This, he con-
tended, was fatal to tLe information; in which opinion the Magis-
trate koneurred, and quashed the proceeding, to thi utter mortifi-
cation ofpor Miller Johnson.
JPorb# and J. Irnit were re-examined, and fully committed,
charged with defrauding Mr. Fiherington of 20/. at the Vine rub-
lic.hottse Vine-street, as stated in our last report.
Mr. and Pars. BM, of Berwick-street, were charged with hay.
Iv in their pommies' a number of Bandana handkerchiefs. Mr.
Ellis denied all knowledge of the clt eumstance ; but Mrs. Ellis ac-
knowiedged having then,. but not for sale..being left in her custody
by a friend.
The Solicitor said, the Commissioners of the Excise hid Kited
with great lenity, as•they might have proceeded in the Exchequer,
where the penalty would have amounted to 500 d they, however,
proceeded only for the triple value of the goods, amounting to 141. 2*.
aid the (esteems thereof: this Mr. Ellis paid, and departed.
Cepi!ie Bennett was fined £2O. or to sojourn two months in the
Mansisalsouse at Beixton, being found in aft unlicensed manufac-
tory-at Pancras. in which was 9 cwt. afresh made soap.
UNION-MAX.
Yesterday John Ssedietel, a cheesemooger, lately residing in the'
' London-id Southwark, was brought before it. J.- Curcliaalasl
Esq. charged on auspices* with having wilfully settee to his pre-
mises on Saturday night list.—Renunded for further exasninatien.
DIARY-LA-BONNE OFFICE. •
Yesterday the utmost indignation' was excited against a female of
middle age. named Mary Mebane. otherwise Bemis, who was, by
ceder of the parish officers, brought to this Mice on charges of
- cruelty to male infants, of the ages of two years and three months,
her illegitimate Children.
The children were probated, and presented indeed a pitiable pic-
ture of their mother's depravity.
Mr. lismassow, the Magistrate. in terms of wain indignation,
reprobated the woman's conduct, and committed her to the House
of Correction, and ordered the poor childrin to the workhouse.
The parish ofioers instant! took the little innocents into their
charge, and in the most manner pledged themselves to
take care of them.
Hvanwey Roassev.;—Yesterday, two desperate ill-looking chi-
'. named Jack 01- Thema Ater. brought before

.prisOners-stedti protested
to prom an MX In Tr ialt they failed, and

fulli committed.

several respectable
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called.

One.
Beiinaa's fob was skies to the Witness, wbo, identified
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meter% named Jack Arnim and Tkorasis.dtar, were brought before Tee prisoners in their defence denied all knowledge five copies of ysaggra-1s to_ptit m boards. Only PRICES or HAY ma RA
Joan Rtwursou, gel. the pudding Idagiserate, charged with stop. of the transaction, and pleaded their innocence. They three of the copies were perfect. The witness made out or. aria's. winsessaras.
ping and robbing stpoor man, aged limy years, named W. Thane,
called two frith, who were present at the dance and a fist of the imperfections of the remaining copies, which tid to 41 ti
Od I Hay Si Ilie $0 .41,11161111
on the King's highway, mt. 6d. attended with treat viokace.s3lHarover 51 los pd to 61 61 od Clover 41 Us to 71‘.,,tp
The protested deb. innocent; and a ted nee, to prove an alibi. To the character of Thompson he gave to Mr, Cooper. One of the papers found in Straw si es od to si Its od I Straw 11 1•4 to dae ,
to proms an di*lli wb i they failed, and were fully conamitrad. several respectable witnesses were called. . Beernan's fob was thews to the Witness, who, identified it COAL MARKET, SEPT. IS.
THAMES POLICE. Mr. Justice Bear, in his address to the Jory, deeply is the list of insperfectiods which be bad drawn up. Newcastle 565. sd, to has. od. Sunderland Us, 6d• to 445sa.ar•
simmlinanoras fined ,Stios. for attempting tossing. lamented that it was the duty of the Gentlemen of the Mr. Reclsbaw,, the bookseller, in Fleet-street, merely H 1 GH- W ATiat at LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORN4N;
Etc a Ink two ousts& Wray /as, aad a number of other Jury to try each young.men-as those now at the bar for proved that he received three copies of *Liegarsts His- ki.snang • • - 0 minutes atter Is
prdanir^ their liv'es.* '111a; duty, however painful, must be dig- toy ream. Mr. Cooper.. . Altenloup • • 10,i,2__Eter
chief from -,ksiailirion.'""isicap'7;74asebonsiotifi" de. steallag * 'Luca' charged. The Learned Judge recapitulated the evidence, James Clapposion, a Sier4ant in employment of JANDInb• hood ,std I,4bushea by unit xsig; pirOts
two which be bad pima admittance s74oloidoi fie o podia, and observed that the testimosy appeared to bear most Mr. Beasley, deposed, that 'aboat. the 7ittetasd of 3..17 • • , • plus, Yumplc-bars
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