Star.
London, England, 1825-08-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLNENCE.

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MANSION-lIQUSE.
A. poor sailor ap,p4ed for assistanq, under the following eireum—
stances :—He stated that be was in thi habit of working on board
different vessels in the River, and fiat on Friday the Mate of the
ship Lark, Captaih Paull, hired him,-and kept him at work during
the whole of Friday and Saturday, and part of yesterday, when he
was discharged, and the Mate refused to pay him, stating that be
was merely employed in the room of one of the crew, who had ah.
seonded, and he must get his money from him.—His Lordship
issued a summons for the immediate attendance of the Captain,
who, if the charge be proved, is, under a late Act of Parliament,
liable to a penalty of X 5.

GUILDHALL.
Elisa Grey, a young girLaf rather interesting .person and man-
ners brought to this office her master, lain Jenkins' a cow-keeper,
of Bridgwater-gardens, Barbican, on a charge .of having grossly
assaulted her.
The statement the girl made was, that she went to live in the
prisoner's house as a servant about seven weeks since. Within a
month after sbe had been there, he one night stole into her room
while she was asleep, and by his improper conduct very much
alarmed her. She called to his wife who was sleeping in a mom
beneath, and she having scolded him in Welsh he retired. After
this she took the precaution to bolt the door, but a very few nights
had elapsed before she was again alarmed by finding her Inn.
ter by her side, be having obtained admission into the room,
I unheard, thrcugh a broken panel of the door. lie tien told her
that it was useless for her to make any noise, for that he bad locked
his wife into her room, and that no one could come to assist her.
In the morning she told ker mistress what had happened, but all
she said in reply was, that she (tile girl) must get another situation,.
for that she could not help it. She remained in the prisoner's house
till last week. She told her aunt and a Mrs. Jelly of the circum-
stance the day following, but she never mentioned it to her mother
till last Monday, and her reason fur not doing so, was that her mo-
ther W,1% :ilea on her death bed.
Ti.: S. I:citor for the prisoner, elicited from the girl, that she did
not mice this charge before a Magistrate, till she herself had been
accused of robbing her master. He also questioned her as to the
houses she had lived in before she went into the prisoner's service,
and her assumed want of recollection on this subject placed her
credibility in a very suspicious point of view.
Ms. Alderman !Mantua- said he should discharge the prisoner
from the capital part of the case, and hold him to bail to answer au
indictment tor the assault.
The prisoner produced bail and was liberated.
BOW-STREET.

Three men, named ring, lied!ey, and Field,were brought up front
Sc. Martin's Watch-house, yesterday morning, charged on sospi-
cion of having robbed the Queen's Head public-house,in Long Acre.
It appeared that about nine o'clock on Sunday night, whilst the
Landlord was giving charge of the celebrated Lady Earrymore, at
the Watch-house, for riotous conduct at his house, some persons en-
tered his bed-room and stole a variety of articles, which they con-
veyed out of a back window to some of their companions, waiting
in Banbury court. The prisoners were suspected in consequence
of their having been loitering about the house that evening, and
their previous bad character ; but none of the property was found
upon them.
In their defence they denied all knowledge of the robbery; but
the Magistrate thought there was sufficient ground of suspicion
to warrant their detention, and they were committed for further
examination.

IT. Hording, T. Bird, and J. Walker, were charged with stealing
2840 in sovereigns and Bank notes from a boy named Bainbridge.—
This lad, having the money on account of his master, on Thursday
last, put it in his pocket, and went to bathe in the Regent's Canal,
leaving his clothes on the bank. The prisoners, who are plasterer's
boys, about his own age, were there also, and whilst he was in the
water, he saw one of them take the money from his pocket : after
which they all three went away. He dressed himself and followed
them, offering to give them half-a-crown if they would restore the
money, but they denied having taken it, and threatened to beat him
if he continued to follow them. He then went home to his father,
who caused hand-bills to be issued, and these led to the apprehen-
sion of the prisoners by some of the officers of this Establishment,
yesterday morning, to whom they confessed that they took the mo-
ney, and hid it near the Diorama in the Regent's Park. The ofi-
cers made diligent search for it in the place pointed out by one
of the prisoners, but it was not to be found.
Sir R. Bastin said, he hoped this case would find its way into the
Newspapers, in order that if any honest person had found the mo-
ney, it might be restored; the father and master of .the boy from
whom It was stoles, being very poor nninp- avid 'much *stress"
by its loss. •
The prisoners were committed far further cambial ion on Thurs-
day next.

NEWGATE As LEADF.NIIALL BIARKETS, Aua.ls.
Beef.. 3. 4d to 4s od I Veal 3s 4d to Ss Od
Mutton ........35 4d to 4s 8d Pork ...... 3s 4d to Ss 44
Lambs 4s Od to 5s 2d