Star.
London, England, 1815-01-07 00:00:00

POLICE.

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* Bow-STREET.---Thursday afternoon, about four
o'clock, a young man of respectable appearance,
went into the shop of Mr. Barrow, a pawnbroker, of
High Holborn, and requested to look at some gold-
!inv. He • was shewn a tray, containing a great
niiinber. He fixed upon one.of them, but offered a
Sinn considerably under its value, which was refused.
He then left the shop: Immediately after a ring of the
valae of eel was missed from a card containing six or
eight others. The shopman immediately followed,
overtook him, and requested him to return to the
Shop, which he readily consented to ; the sliopman,
however, seized his hand, and found a ring in it,
with a string fastened to it, corresponding with that
tarn from the card. He was given into the custody
bea constable, and on being brought to the Office,
was recognised as John J.ggleton, a well known
Character, and committed for trial. .
' Tram Cutter was charged with creating a distur-
btnee in Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday evening.
The Check Takeer of the two shilling gallery stated,
that the .prisomitr had, . nearly two hours, made
such a noise that be disturbed every person in tlxe
gallery ; he also threw pieces of orange and other
things, into the pit. He was solicited to be quiet,but
the return was abusive language,• saying.; fit came
there to kick up a row. In the attempt to turn him
oat, be violently assaulted Dickons, belonging to the
Office. The prisoner is hostler to the Black Horse
inn, at the top of the City Road. His defence was,
that strange people stood up before him.—Mr.
Boone considered that the prisoner was a proper
person to be made an example of, for the repeated
disturbances that had been nude at both the theatres,
boring gape there for the purpose of making 4 dis-
turbance. He, therefore, held him to bail, to answer
for theoffente, and he hoped Mr. Raymond and Mr.
Arnold would indict him.—These Gentlemen agree-
ing in the Magistrates suggestion, he wascommitted.
V ORSHIP-arBEET.—Mr. S. de Costa, 'a respectable
vetleesan Mike city, appeared to a summons for
passing with a one.horse chaise through the tumpike-
gate at Kingsland-road and refusing to pay the toll.
He justified himself in so doing, on the ground that
the toll was not due until after soar o'clock, and that
k was an imposition on the part of the toll-taker to
ask 4. .1. Elliott, gate-keepei, and J. Siddeits, in-
erector of reigius, proved upon oath, ;11,3t the time
was one minute past (one cote by,thedral,piovided
by the Trust, which it doubly lucked, and no other
person bas access to it bet the man by whom it is ro•
gulated, nand by which they go in all cases. The De•
tendarit seat convected in the penalty of 40s. and costs,
*high be paid. .
Wallow House. ..Yesterday lan Starlvy was
charged •by Mr. Francis F. Newttead, of the East.
Lela Ciampaars service, with having. unlawfully,
in her possessiou a quantity of goods, consisting
chiefly of linens, his property. The prisoner, it ap-
peered. had lived as servant some time with the pro-'
mecum.. is whose situation she seemed perfecrly con-
tent. until a few days since, when she expressed a wish
so leave it. Her intimation, however. was not long
Made before some suspicious circumstances arose
against the prisoner, and her chest, which she was
about to carry away, on leaving. the service of the
prosecutes, was detained. Against this proceeding
die prisoner warmly ransonstrated, and she. mime.
AU* applied to the Lard Mayor for a strmmons
against her master, t 6 answer the complaira for its
&tendon. The prosecutor, in the mean time, not
less active, applied for a warrant 'to search the prim-
sees chest, where was found concealed the goods A-
rcady mentioned, and which the prosecutor identified
ns his propeity. The prisoner was fully committed;
for trial.
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a, case was heard began,
Mr. Alderman
.4ntooes, in which a Gentleman in the.
city sought to teioyer from the proprietors of the
Swan' with Two Necks, in Lad.lane, a parcel can-
tinting cask ethd: • s. to a considerable meant,—
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