Star.
London, England, 1802-07-29 00:00:00

POLICE, Szc.

MANS mx.Hous a.—Yeilerday (Gorge Brown
was examined a fecund time before the LORD
MAYOR, charged with a burglary in the honfe of
Mr. Randall, in Cateaton-ltreet on Tuefday morn-
ing WI, and healing thercout 11 quantity of gold
and fdver plate.
•
It appeared in evidence, that the prifoner had
entered the houfe by a lamp iron into the one pair
of Rain room ; the watchman feeing a light in the
room, fufpfeed fcrnething amifs, and kept watch,:
when he faw the prifoner come out, and queftioned
him who be was? who told him he was a fervant
iu the houfe, hut attempting to run away, he was
recited by the watchmen, and taken to the Poul.l
try Compter. On being fearched, the property;
w.•as found on him, betides a dark lanthorn and an
iron crow. He was fully committed for trial.
GUILDHALL.—YeRerday a young man was com-
mitted for re-examination, on a charge of robbing
a Tailor of a .pocket-book, containing aal. at a
public•houfe in Whitecrofs-ftreet.

Between Tuefday night and yellerday morning
efcaped from Coldbath-fields prifon, jofeph Na.
pies and George Jones, two notorious fellows, who
were in the habit of healing dead bodies out of
church-yards, and who were ordered to be confined.
for two years each. It was difcovered, that by
means of picklock-keys they opened their cells, as
well as three other places, got into the garden
inside the prifon, threw a ladder of ropes over the
prifon wall, which, by means of iron hooks, caught
hold of the (tone copings, and by thefe means
dvicended into the fields. As their employment
WAS that of picking oakum, they had, by patient
perfeverance, made a ladder from it.
Lail Monday night a taylor hired a porter to
carry woollen-drapery to his Irnufe, at the Spice
'hands, St. George's in the EA; the porter afked
him for finnethinlc to drink, when the owner v..ent
into a public-houfe, and the porter turning Mort
round a corner, made off with the goods of the
value of rol. nor could he be traced till yefter-
day, when he was taken in the neighbourhood
of Hatton-Carden, but extricated hinnelf and ran
away.

Ts fday night laft, about ten o'clock, a fire was
dilcovered in one of the attics of Mr. Elgar, at
Maidflone, occationed bra fervant having fet fire
to the bed curtains *chilli putting two children to
bed ; but by a timely difcovery it was happily
got under without doing any confiderable da-
mage.

On Tuefday night laft, the Eire: Lighter was
broke open by fome villains, off Billingigate, and
ieveral thefts of tea, belonging to the Hon. Es&
India Company, were taken out and conveyed
away. The veal was full of part of the cargo of
the (hip Royal Admiral, lately arrivedifrom Chi-
na with teas.

Lail week were committed to York Caine John
Toy, charged by the coroner's inqutfl wi:h killing
ind flaying Charles Dearden, at the townfhip of
Leeds; alto George Cafs, charged with felor.ioull)
.lealing two pigs, the property of Abraham Clark,
.Ind other two pigs, the property of William Mor-
:iner, both of Leeds aforefaidt alto John Caw
!hera, alias John Hinde, late of Soothowram, la
bower, charged upon oath with haring &lien it
7lay I:title, the property of William IL;lifle, of
".1:111.1e11. land fur veyur,.out of a dole in the town-
:hip of bilie,thweite.
Oa Friday were committed to Hull gaol Jona-

11111/1 likec tett, 4baHgettp,Rern n,u;, eica(4.L,
atreitibling, dec. with etbets, in tin. ti.trket-pi.vi
of tbi3 town, on -Saturday fentlight in the evenini,,
and breaking into the iflinp of 'Clunn.t3 Weecttel,
butcher ; James Parkin, ior riotoutly ntbling.
Ste. with other*, and breaking down the flail of
William 'mire, fritchet ; and 2110 ith rilin
and aflitling one Jonathan Ileectoft ; Robert Shay,
for rioundy alferubling, ate. with adieu,
breaking the windows of the Guildhall ; John Jcr.
vis Bauks, for felonioully and burglarioully eater.
ing the dr.cllipg-ltoure nf Richard Notthern, watch.
maker, Ste. with an • intent to Commit a filmy
therein ; and William Searrah, for Reuling fundry
articles of waiting apparel, the propst ty of John
Kirkup, of South Shields, mariner.

A eireturlaisce.of a moll Ihneking.nature tool:
place, a few days.rsoce, pear .Battle, Sulfa:_
child of four years old, belonging to a initiate f.,i.
•dier liatiOned in the barracks, happened to brie
into the Adjoining fields, where he was met bi
.two boo, who flapped him of his clothes, and
beat him in fo cruel a manner that they ti:,:uglit
lie ..ras dead; and vs prevent their be:..s6 ti-reatd,
they threw him itito a hedge, oat carried his
clothes to a conliderable didance, whete they hid
them. The And, however, recovered fo far, in
the courfe of the evening, as to, be able to crawl
home to its unhappy parents, a thocking fpaticie
of human deitraii: y, being lacetated. o'er ever?
part of its lonty. aid •nrirely e.itereii ‘i i,lt Vat
h,was imnie.l4.Y.,i; vit., n to the'liafpiYol.., :thane
b,•pes of tecnvc.ry. The father •4* tilde r.,,iy at.
f.:itJet %%i.ci is a 1:.1) •u i!.g tn.:it in the tteV. boor.
11,0,1, far riot!' ei.atc.:ii.ig lit e11:,..:-...n, t x..i:c Ila
tilt ir ht nt:11 conti•td : :it'd it :. ni us 1, he 13:3ent.
cd, that tl:(tir eatiy ht ';: 'nevem,. °yen. .; r, i,,:,, .
brought to jultiet, neither of t!lcto c:.c....1::.:-..iu:
years of age.
On T......!;day. evening Uri- a thocl;i..,:.p,,;ticrt
:;11,11(6cd at t):•; ignivijl 'Pt 11‘.140111 ;•;:;I --,• • 3..
a:!(1 :,:r•;.. 1)111..y tole 4. oming. Itt.m Bien::,,i i 3
t!t.;.ir nil: I:Or i.: rha We, where the fo:•n;:..I. ha.'.. it
attendin,, as the c.....',7,b1e of the i :antiet of ...1:..y.
End Old Town, the horle took t;il;7:t and kici.Q.l
t:lc chaiCe to 1.1,....:- . ! y which accidcnt tlicy n..t.1
tinorn in! o •h;, tui7.4 antui : ! - 1.1ull::.y. was pay:..
•-••1 ••! • : . :: -i,:.•": fir-m t:.- hot :e, r.:.ti 143
• ~ .... '2, i....; 4,1 i:•,.: 1:.. . iih.ltriba, at his heck
they are both extremely in.
On Monday next the New Statc-Lottfrr cm.
'mences drawinl;.—Tiekets and :Males in , I:at
Variety of Nu:nn'rs, and lowethr: icef, tonti::.,e
on tale at the Offices, Cotnhill ar:d Charing.rds.
of RteumtasoN, GrAnucx, and Co.
Upwards of Forty Thouland Pounds hare bee"
paid within the raft fix months to the holder :,f
Capital Prizes, pt Svn is r's Lottery-Office, No. 1 i,
Poultry.
The following Perron% in April Ll, reccit.tci
of Mr. Nicmol.sus, No. 16, Corahill. let,:res
Twelve ani nide(' Hundred Pound: each, f,,r Cc:
Shares of the Ticket No. 17,993, drawn a hit::
of ao,oool. which, it is prefumed, mill have do:
weight with every perfon, who willies to be a can-
didate for the favours of Fortune, viz.—Mr. Sur.
ton, near Cardiff, Wales; a Club of Trail:ham
and Gentlemen's. Servants, at Mr. Ryan's, the
Hotel in St. James's-Brett:Bath ; Mr. liatte.•ck,
Taylor, ,Union-palfage, Bath ; Mrs. Martha Cam-
part, Daltion, near Hackney ; Mr. John Golf,
Butcher-row, Deptford ; a Club at Mr. Smith's,
Frilling Smack, Deptford ; Mr. Davis, Dealer in
old Cioaths, Gravel-lane, Houndfditch; Mr. Wm.
Beadle and Michael Worcl, -Dartford; Mr. Caine,
Tanner, Long-lane, Southwark; Mr. Creifer,
Shoe-maker, Kirkgate, Leeds; Mils Carter, nty...
bury, •Berks; Mr. Reid, at Dundee; Mrs. Haw.
kins, Stamford; and aGentleman at Birmingham.
—Note—The New Lottery begins Drawing on
Monday next.

BIRTHS.

In Ely-place, Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Thos. Ninsfuury,
of a fon.

The wife of J. Davis. a lahouring man, near Ruthln, of two
Oda and a boy. They are all alive and likely to do writ; and
what is very fingular, the girl. are fo like each oth 1-, that t"..:
mother is obliged to tie a ribbon on the P.vgcr :mo of tlar-n,
to anima& it Crum the other.

The Lady of the Iritb Prime Serjeant, (Dr. Browne), of a
daughter.
Tuefday, in Artiorton-ftreet, the Lady of Sir Richard Carr
Glyn, Bart. of a daughter.
Same day, the wife of Mr. W. H. Houghton, of the Nary.
Office, of a daughter.
At Hugh'.-town, Bofetentnon, the Lady of C.oote Mufiey.
Efq. of a daughter.