Star.
London, England, 1814-09-13 00:00:00

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ltObberies, to a great extent, having
irt the pr,pirty• Of Messrs. inn&
ntractors for Vauxhall Bridge, and
information this)* received, that a
ells hid been piit down a cellar•be-
vis, a•chiiitney-bweeper, in Strand•
iornings, between the hours of One
ion was 'untie to Bow.street, and a
search Davies cellar, when Ruth-
:found ..111leals'behind a large soot;
;ks. Davis wis accordingly apple-
s examination said, that the articles
Cellar without his knowledge. MI
examination, howeier it appeared,.,
fishmonger, had bisen in the habit,
and planks to his italiesake • the,
tis behg taken into custody, he con. 7
on. the preceding Sundiy, sold the,
vhith tvas produced Una .liwoin to
1.16ti55: 'worth 18 -ter 14s. and the
at saidthat he picked' up' the Oink
e, two or three nights atter the fire ;
knitted that he had it of a water-
lamed. The sweep is building two
te4d, and the inhabitants of Strand.
ced that the deals which have been
it never remained there above a day,
ire uniformly removed at a late hour
snot cart. The Contractors lately
s, none of which have been usedi-and

The two Davis's were committed
nation.

the hackney coach No. 418, was
'action. Mr. Guthrie, of Idol-lane,
Ehors..ll,y last he took the coach in
loomslittry, and weKt to Berkeley-
die driver demanded (.2s. M. G
ick,t, which he refused to give, and
or pay him. He then took a ticket
saying that he woitld give it on re-
, but wo'ild not give a receipt for
nt it. Mt. G. then gave' }ism 2s.
:ket ; .but. on getting into the louse,
it it was a Is ticket, andilenntedi,
asked the cotchrpan to exchange k:
mid be would give-no other, and, on
amber nit tlretielcet wilt that on the
myna they .did not agree, the tickct,
654 'Cho defendant pieaded.gailty
sd the Magistrate (Sir N. CONANT)
the petialty of 2Os. and 3s. costs,

-Yesterday, a waterman was charged
lore than his fare on the Slst of An-
plainant stated, char he had hired the
t to carry him from Westminster-
liars : that on landing, he gave him
iy piece. and desired-him to take six-
ndarit abused him and said, 66 What 1
:m.gning to labottrat them. for you,
ience ?" and refused' to live him the
evenings since he was returning iron?
'when It number el -waternue cur-
id one excl eimed. as the boat was go.
care 4 that fellow! he is a dead nail."
in he only paid sixpence. The worthy
referring to the Act, found that the
tbeth-stairs to Blackfriar's-bridge is
rie therefore convicted 'the defendant
enalty.
DEN.-J. Smith underwent a second
terday, on a charge of horse-stealing,
god ; after which he was detained on
irning from transportation, and com-
er examination.

:g.— Jones and Brindle, two lime men,
itiers, belonging to a gang that infest
the characters of beggare, rte. were
Saturday, on a charge of creating a
bourhood of Tothill-street. Three of
together giusuing their usual avoca-
Ling every one that did not give them
constables appeared to quell the riot,
once only aaidedfnel to the flame : the
ricer than ever, and the constables
mien. A detachment of officers, from
d forth to their rescue, and twoof the
n made prisoners. They were taken
i trAtes covered with wounds, bruises,
er the farts had been proved, thiy he-
iudently to the Magistrate, and on be-
prison, to be brought up another day,
go without a COdel, which was obtain-
Win to Brideweli. Yesterday they were
tip and committed for trial. .
' was charged with having robbed L.
breaking into his bed-room whilst :re'
l taking from his pockets two dollars,
d. piece and 2s. Flannagan and one
pt together, in Duck-lane ; and aboUt
Saturday morning, the prisoner burn
door, and committed the robbery. The
•Lochlan. but he .feigned sleep and
ibbeey. Flanna,;an was an old soldier
se 87th itcgiment, who had lost both
e wars; he 'wept bitterly• for .the Liss,
indured. MeLOCIII4II was a lad who
the dilapidated veteran and his money.
ras fully committed.
1.14 yd, IV. J.Jrrian, and J. !rutin;
withis burglary on the premises of Mr.
factor, in the Borough. The first or.
VAS about fifteen years cf age, and the
twelve. Holmes, a constables tit the
stated, that he observed the prisoners
which time Lloyd was carrying a bun-
ted them, and front the conversation hes,
was induced to take them into custody.
re in custody, and when before the Ma-
ie stated the following circumqatices
irknowledge of the other two prisoners
up to him at Bartholomew Fair, and
he would liaise setnethieg to drink ; he
offer, and they went to a house in the
s whence theitetired to a cart standing
tar's garden, which. is separate' from his
I continued when they
tjaaipaden, and-Lloyd cu' a pane of
B,cjesedow of the mamma-house; the
I#3;ibe smallest o 4 the three, was put in,
4or t:i admit the ether two. Ha'-
Sisson, they proceeded to gainer tog