Star.
London, England, 1802-03-10 00:00:00

POLICE, NIA.

Wsterscnarsz.--Y.efterday a twopenny brewer
attended by virtue of an ;aft/nation of a publican
near Wappifig, for giving'him receipts or. un:.
!tamped papers for money received on account.--
The Magiftrates hearing both fides, they decreed
that the brewer &add pay the mitigated penalty
of 51. with colts.
Same day Tome Jews were committed, 032 fufpi-
cion of having been guilty of divers robberies on
the property oftbeir own people, near Spitallields.
WORSH I P-STRERT —Yellerdaythreeperfonsvnere
committed for three months to the Houle of Cor-
ration, for infuring numbers in the prefent Eng-
hill State Lottery.
SHADWILL.—On *Saturday John Bcezley, Tho-
mas Boulton, and John Clark, were-examined on fe-
veral charges of robberies, m breaking into houfes,
&c. They were committed for re-examination.
Two other perfons underwent examination, as
parties concerned, on whom were found Tome of
the flolen property. They were likewife commit-
ted for re-examination.
On Saturday morning, about fix o'clock, after
the watch had left their duty, a aloft daring rob-
bery was committed in the honk of Mrs. BR !DOES,
in Baker-ftreet,Portman•fquare,from whence plate,
to the amount of upwards of 2001. was Wen.
The manner by which the villains gained ad.
mittance, and their ruhle<•uent con duet, is a
convincing proof of their being well acquainted
with the premites. It appears, after the Watch-
men
in that neighbourhood had gone their laft
round, the thics lb repaired to a window that faced
the aret,and with theaffillance of a centre•hit made
a large hole in the window, and removed the bars
with their hands. Having thus obtained entrance,
they proceeded to the Butler's pantry, where the
key of the plate cheft ulually hung, and by which; •
means they gained polka-ion of the contents ofi
the elicit.

They left their traces in feveral rooms of thet
hoafe, and were but too tortunxte in meeting with
natty valuable articles, which.they carried off.—
The articles which they found that were only
plated they &droved. Afoir they hail pillaged the
hook, they made their &ape out at the fireet door.
A feW evenings. luxe, between fix and fever),
o'clock, the bacic apartments of Mr. Lakelies, in
Albemarle-Rrect, Clerkenwell, during a few mi-
nutes abfence of the family, was broke :dm, when
tol. in money, and feveral articles of wearing-ap-
parel, were Itolen.
Venn-day, at Hertford, James Snook, for rob-
bing the Tring mail, was capitally conviaed and
ordered for execution to•moriow morning, near
the place where the robbery war committed :
and John Nowland, Richard Dukes, and Thomas
Barnes, were likewife capitally convkled of a burg-
lary in the honk of Sir Abraham Hume, and Ilea-l-
ing the:6n various articles of jesiellery and flyer
plate. to a cmifiderable amount.
Lail Wednefday a publican in Coppice•row,
Clerkenwell, cleanfing a water butt, overreaching
himfelf, pitched with his head downwards,and was
ftillocattd before he was difcovereJ by, his family.
On Satin Jay the Coroner's Inquell fat onthc body,
who roomed a verdift of accidental death.

, Saturday while a cook-maid in the fervice of Dr.
Babhington, Aldermanbury, was (pitting a joint
of meat, the end of the (pit entered her right eye,
which it entirely defiroyed.
I.all Saturday noon as Mrs. Inwards, in Hat and
Tun Yard, Hatton Garden, was shaking a carpet
from a one pair of Rain window, the fell with it
on the pavement, by which accident her head was
fraitured and her arm broke.

On Saturday a footman alighting from a gentle-
man's carriage in Ormond-fireet, in his eitgernefs
to knock at a Gentleman's door, dipt of the lids
(tone, and feU under the whorls of the •earriage,
which going over his face, me it in a molt dread-
ful manner: though furgjeal affitlance was imme-
-diately procured, Uttle hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
On Saturday left an inquifition was taken at the
-fign of the Thiltle and Crown, in Great Peter-
ttreet. Vfeftmmfter, fiefore ASTNONY Gam., Efq.
the Coroner fee the City and Liberty of W.:9min-
. iltsr, on view of the bodies of Samuel Tags, an
old Thee-maker, Harriet Ludgate, a foldierrs
and Elizabeth Steward, a childtabour five years of
age, who had been et-tithed to death by the falling
of two old honk,. in Perkins Rents, on Thurfday
Thefe houfe., which were let in tenements,
had iatcly been much weakened by Tome injudici-
- the landlord, who had con-
tents to quit; a few of them
move in time, but thofe
ouried, amongft whom were
..unate (ureters. After a
cafe,
_the Jury returned

Oil a Itr!ions made by
fectiently warned his ten:
were prudent enough to
svho remained were all bu
the above•named unfortl
full inveiligation of the
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