Star.
London, England, 1825-06-15 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Mesa Ifiegitet. a person between thirty and forty.yeare of age;
was charged with having been found, at a late hour, in the house
of Mee. Meson, in Addle-street. Mrs. Mecum stated, that she
kept two young female servants, and having received an indmatiose
from a neighbour that some man bad been let into the home
several times about midnight. she desired the watchman to ring
the bell viedently the neat time be saw the eaknovrn visitor enter
This event occurred abort twelve o'clock sae Monday night, sad.
on hearirig the alarm, Mrs. Mersostran denvis stairs, found the pi-
oneer Jut the passage, and gave him Into custody, though see of her
servant girls pleaded in his behalf, and acknowledged she had isp-
traduced him. The prisoner declared he only went to the house
on a visit to Marche Hill, the housemaid. Martha, who is a pretty
girl, about eighteen, said, her mistrals allowed no follower% and
she was &drew of exchangieg a word with a period who would
probably be her busibiid. He came from the same part of the
country that she did, and was her " confidence keeper," and she
bad dine nothing to disgrace keslelf. • Mrs. Meanie said, she was
afraid she bad two r meadow* keepers" besides the prisoner.
Sir It. C. Guru said be should diselearge the defendant. and the
best way Mrs. Memel coda:adopt to avoid a repedtion at his hi-
erosions would be, not to permit the girl to remain another boor in
bee service. He hoped her conduct had been as pure as she bad
declared ; bet it was enough that It should be so in fact, the beha-
viour of a girl of her age should be above all suspicioe. .

THAMES POLICE.
Monday, Thous Ode, Mow Neel, and George Mrs, were
charged with having, in conjunction with two others not in
custody, used insulting, violent, and threatening language to John
Bowles and W. Lake, shipwrights, in the employ of Messrs. Cur-
ling and Young, of Litnelsouse, foe the purpose of intimidating
them front continuing at their work, at which they remained, con-
trary to the Regulations of the Shipwrights' Provident Union—
The facts being clearly proved, the Magistrates Idd:tiled the dr
fondants en the eneensky of their offence; pointing out to them,
that while the law at present left them at liberty to combine, in a
peaoloble ioniser, tee the regulation of their own wages, it could
never he pulite:4 that they should interfere with, or molest those
who rafmodas mune the same course ; and after esipreeshig their
litm doeinedee In every future case of similar intertereace, to
Wier the fidl awarded by the law, sentenced them,
foe this Seat to Iv* weeks' imprisonnsetit in the Howse of
Correction.

Crime is rapidly decreasing in Dorsesshile• This is
imputed by the Magistrates to the constant emplasinent
of the poorer classes. There is not a single prisoner for
trial now in the Oxford City Gaol.
A petition has lately been presented to the 016110111.1.0 a
of the EXcittittnit, signed by the principal asctioneers,
praying. that in future one general license may be sib-
stituted for the many that are now requisite. At present
an- auctioneer of respectability must have seven or eight
distinct licenses to enable him to dispose of the different
articles he is commissioned to sell.

DIED.
1 .Bp. I