Star.
London, England, 1825-12-13 00:00:00

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Matinee Hilton, marine store.dealer in Circus.
ton, was convicted in the penalty of Cl. for having in her po,,,lt'r sion a quantity of lead, for wLich she could riot give a tatisi,,,_
account. The property was declared to be conhseatett. ---..!
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nYesterday.a Atterof d Ilikinans, a person remanded from Satardo insteinus ehrges frau, was brought before Nlr. Ersui 78
re-examination.
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Miller, of proceedings for the Suppretsion or sesinal
tended to conduct th. n 4 u.
The evidence of several tradesmen was taken as to the ka4
committed upon them, in addition to those proved on lot (alto
examination.
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The prisoner's attorney admitted that there was nothing is tiv
evidence to *arrant his client's further detention,
that the amount ring
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remanded for a week.

LAMBETH. STREET.
Roast Stnauso.—Yesterday, frill/eon Covets. shy cap
who has been for these few days back in custody, was brojih,
for final examination before S:r Mom Witsdott, the s!tting
&straw, when, from the evidence, It apprared that a grey po-7
found io his possession by Lee, the ulcer, who :wok h•-11
Into custody, was the property, and had been renumed :mat Os
field, of the lion. Mrs. Fuller, of Aabrown-ball, East Gritutchl:
Another charge was also brought against hint of bavint
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from a Mr. Frost, of the Nome peace, two valuable mates rad sow.,
The first case being clearly punted, he was fully committed 6e
trial on the felony.
The apprehension of this criminal, and the production of the nt.
eesary link of evidence, are solely attributable to Leroehose
tient on the occasion have been both persevering and well (flume.
'OWN. HALL

SAcitiLtag.—A grey-headed countryman, clad la a &lit ts.nekr
frock, was brought iroo the office yesterday morning br
of the officers of this establishment, on suspicion of rohhiagitii,•,
of the velvet covering of the pulpit. He gave his name Betv,i
Ramon. He had been taken into custody on the inforamion
Noah Nathan'A
a Jew dealer in old clothes, to whom he had
the velvet for
sale.

Wilkinson, the watch.house.keeper of St. Saviour's parish, eh,
was present on other business, on hearing the charge, informed the
Magistrate that the church of St. Saviour's was on Sunday, betA,,,
the morning and evening service. robbed of the pulpit merit
bound with gold lace, corresponding iu every respect with the vel-
vet produced. The gold tassels of the pulpit cushion were stolen.
Mr. Alderman J. J. Sarni ordered an officer to acquaint the
Churchwardens with the circumstance, and those Gent►enven isN
mediately attended, accompanied by the pew opener, who sew
to the velvet by certain private marks.
The prisoner attempted to account for tilt possession by saying
that he picked it up that morning in Hyde Park, as he was pawn;
through it, and that he had never been ha London before.
It appeared, however, that the prisoner had been observed lurk.
ing in the neighbourhood of the Borough doe ing the whole of Las
week. He was conssolttod for trial.

BI RM.

Saturday. at the Rectory, liishe sate, the Lady of the Irthop
of Chester, of a son.