Star.
London, England, 1830-05-20 00:00:00

YORK SPRING MEETING.

Yor Tuy Night.
The weathet was very favourable to-day,k, the coesdampAny
merous, and the sport unexceptionably good ; the followin r.
gis ,
rect return t
Two.yr Old Stakes of SO soy. each, 10 ft; two yes old colts, 4%.
Mb ; and fillies, Bst. 21b. T.Y.C. (26 Sub.)
Marquis of Cleveland's b. e. Chorister, by Lottery .
Mr. Walker's ch. f. Victoire, by Whisker...
The following also started, but were not placed by the Judge
Mr. Fox's ch. V. by Tramp (third) ; Col. Crawfosd's b. f. by
Whisker (fourth); Lord Scarbrough's bL e. by CORM ; Low
Sligo's ch. c. Cube ; D. of Leeds ch. f. by Whisks!? ; 1111..
gleton's b. e. Tremalne ; Mr. Wormald's ch. f. sister to Oranby
Ld Queensbury's b. V. sister to Emma; Mr. Kirby's be. L bb
Alexander.

Betting.-6 to 4 apt Chorister (taken)-4 to 1 apt Mr. Fox',
—9 to 2 apt 7'remaine (taken)—and 9 to 2 apt Victoire.—Ant,
several false starts, they came away at their best pace ; sister tr,
Emma and Rhodacantha leading, Mr. Fox's f. Calypso, Chorister,
and Victoire, well up, and the rest at their heels, in rather a thsr.
derly style.

The Shorts ; a Sweepstakes of 50 sous. each, h. ft. for three yn. old
colts, fist. 51b; and fillies, fiat. 21b. Last mile. (5 Subs.)
Mr. Riddell's b. c. Emancipator, by Whisker
Mr. Watts's b. c. Apuntador, by Blacklock
Duke of Leeds's b. f. by Whisker, Blue Beard's darn
sto 4 apt Apuntador, 6 to 4 apt Emancipator, and 4 to l ag;•
the Duke of Leeds. Won by a length very cleverly.
The Filly Stakes of 20 sous. each, for three years old, fist. 31b. vies
Last mile and a half. (7 Subs.)
D. of Leeds's eh. f. Lad y Mowbray
Lord Sligo's Drudge, sister to Sligo
Mr. Oascoyne's ch. f. by Whisker . .
Lord Scarbrough's b. by Octavius . .
BETTING.--5 to 2 and 3tol on Lady Mowbray.—Drudge mad.
all the work, leading two fun lengths, Melrose seconding her, and
Lady Mowbray third, and palling hard. At the Middletholr
Corner she passed Melrose, at the gravel road was at Drudge.
quarters, and at ha had immediately after. The run home C• 11
my severe between these two.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday morning Catherine Berry was brought before biz
HALLS, the sitting Magistrate, charged on suspicion with having
been concerned in a burglary committed on Tuesday night, or yes.
today morning, in the house of Mr. Hill, Ginger.beer.manufac.
turer, of High Holborn.
The police constable, No. 138, of F division, stated, that as hr
was on duty between one and two o'clock yesterday morning, he
observed the prisoner and a young man, whose character he (wit.
nom) knew to be none of the best, lurking about Dudley.coun,
which runs at the rear of Mr. premises. shortly afterwards
witness received information that the back part of Mr. Hill's pre.
mines had been entered by thieves, and that a shawl belonging to
Mrs. Hill had been carried off. The prisoner and the young mar
had then disappeared from the court, but witness and a brother con.
stable (No. 158) of the same division, perceiving the prisoner peep.
in in a very cunning manner from the corner of the window of :h.
cellar in which they resided, and they accordingly became, con.
vinced of her having taken part in the robbery.
Mr. HALLS.—Have you no other grounds for your suspicion
The constables replied in the negative, and admitted that the pri
loner and the young man might have been where they had been see:
without any guilty purpose.
The prisoner, as soon as she obtained a hearing, complained the
she had been dragged from her bed that morning by the constable,,
who, after having ransacked the cellar, conveyed her to the watch.
house.

Mr. HALLS asked, with surprise, if the woman had been suffered
to be at large from two to six o'clock ?
The Constable replied in the affirmative.
Mr.HAu.s.—Then, in my opinion,you committed an act of house.
breaking, in forcing yourselves into this woman's abode. This
seems a case similar to the one of the other day. I hope this sort of
conduct will not be persisted in by the police.
The prisoner was then discharged.
In a hackney-coach case, Mr. ♦LLS decided that the driver had
a right, under the Act of Parliament, to go for either time or dis.
tame, whichever should be more advantageous to him, notwithstand-
ing an express agreement.

LAMBETH.STREET.
Yesterday Joke H. arty was charged before T. Wautra, Eeq.
with the following robbery and assault s
Mr. Jones, landlord of the Green Man public-house, Poplar,
stated, that early on that morning he was awoke by hearing a noire
in the lower part of his house, end on going down stairs, he found
the prisoner in the spirit.cellir, drawing some gin into a quart rues.
sure. On questioning him as to bow or by whose authority he
cams there, the prisonerrushed on him, and beat him In a most
savage manner; his cries for assistance bad brought one of the new
police to the spot, and the Flamm. after a desperate struggle, was
secured. Mr. Jones added, that die prisoner belonged to a gang
who were in the habit of coming to his house, and set all his eons
to preserve order and protect his property at defiance.
Mr.Watusit remarked, that as the new police had now been ex.
tended to that part of the metropolis, be was sure they would afford
the complainant every assistance in preserving order, and prevent
improper characters, contrary to his will, from congregating at his
house. He then committed the prisoner for three months to the
House of Correction, for being found as described, in a plate with
Intent to commit a felony.

Joseph Still, a waterman, was charged at Queen-
square with stealing a watch and its appendages, the pro-
perty of Lord Ranelagh. On Monday afternoon his Lord-
ship was on the Thames in a boat with a friend, and they
were rowed ashore at the steps at Palace-yard. His
Lordship had previously put his watch on the bottom of
the boat. The prisoner rowed alongside in another boat
soon after his Lordship had landed, and he was observed
by his Lordship's friend to go to his Lordship's boat and
take up the watch and put it in his pocket. An otlicer
was called, and the property was found on the prisoner's
person. Committed.