Star.
London, England, 1825-10-06 00:00:00

CORONERS INQUESTS.

Yesterday afternoon, an Inquest was held (which is
the second only since the re opening of the establish-
ment), at the General Penitentiary, Milbank, before
Mr. Gnu., the Coroner, and a respectable Jury, touch-
ing the death of a convict, John Lamb, aged 19 years,
who died on Monday last of cholera morbus.
The Conowea said, he could not but express the ap-
probation of himself and the Jury on the appearance
the Prison now presented.
The Jury then returned a verdict of—Tiled by the visitation
of Goo.
Thursday evening, an Inquest was held by T. STIR•
rano, Esq. 'Coroner, at the King's Head, Lower-street,
Islington, on the body of Anthony Searle, a respectable
young man, about 2 years of age, residing in that pa-
rish, who was drowned whilst bathing in the Regent's
Canal. Verdict—Accidentally drowned.

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POLICE LVTELLiGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.

A German named 11Molts, was charged with having annoyed
Mr. Rothschild repeatedly, in Bartholomew-lane. It appeared
that the defendant had ailed several times at Mr. Rothathild's
office, in order to obtain from that Gentleman a pass to Mancha-
ter. Mr. Rotes, en one or two 'occasions, gave him acme
silver, and toldillui could not amply-with his request.—
Schnitz, however, ceMbned to visit the ellice. 'and the street.
keeper teak hinthtte eishidy.---Tbe Lam Mayan having received
an assurance from Maks that be would no more molest Mr.
Rothschild, diselleigelliko.
Yesterday, sizieen fielliermen were charged with using unlawful
nets, Nelms, the Amistent "ter Badll4 seated, that in coon-
ranee or firroimition he proceeded down triver on Toesslity
night with his Areistante,when, shoot devil OW- ea, they surprised
the fermatas, tvho were fishing with uoliwful nets. The moment
be positeed upon them, they let go their nets and rowed off, but
some of them were, afterwards recovered, their boats searched, and
a great number of flounders and mkt fish, greatly under size, found
in them. Sante of the defendants, in answer to the charge, said they
were fishing for shrimps, as bait for their eel pots, and others that
they wire merely doing what alt thevther fishermen on the river
did. That the increased number of steam-boats, and tier water,
which was constantly discharged into the river from the differem
gas manufactories, bad so destroyed the fish in the river, that they
were compelled to resort to the use of illegal nets, in order to ob-
tain a livelihood.
The Lea Kayos, after pointing oot to them the imprrietY
their conduct, condemned all the nets, and said the nett dme they
appeared before him, he would fine them RS earl.

GUILDHALL .
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lisiert and Maty Wiltsiire, who some years ago kept their ear-
rlage and a•large establishment in Hatton Garden, were charge*
with rubbing their furnishedlodginp, in Castle-street, Holbotn.-u.
They had lodged there shout a year, and were in swear abort shall
months rent. Mrs. Brenton, the landlady, sasspeedng what keel
statit3 been done, with an officer; searched the apartments, and
game articles, gave the prisoners into custody. They deckred t
had pawned them to avert absolute starvation, and that dairy
been expecting to come into possession of property to the amount
• f £5OOO, and to which. they had the clearest title, almost daily;
or a long time, when they would have replaced the articles. Bur
tie " law's delay" had disappointed them. They Were known to the
'City Solicitor. This Gentleman, on bearing of their being in cis-
too, offered immediately to furnish the amount necessary to *
deem the articles, but Mrs. Beduin Would not consent to t •
'perry being thus replaced.—The Alder num urged her to be
tal,-,the by-wanders importuned her to chew lenity; fume
of self-interest, and the prisoners were, remanded frnmetllna'
time, but she was inexorable, and the prisoners were coMiffilikdd.
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BOW-STREET. ,
Two women, named litit'dy viii *Chin, vivre charged with rob-
bing Mr. 0/Bey, the • hotel-keeper, of Henrietta-street, Cori
Garden, of several bottles of stout aid ale. The prisoners w
remanded.
One of the Lesiiie if lite &nallberry Green Turnpike appea
to a summons issued against one 'of their men, for having
double tell on two carriages, soh passed through the gate,'
longing to a Gentleman named Ward. The man neglected to ajs-,
pear, and the offence having been clearly proved, be was lined /
and costs. . :.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
.
Wilhelm Appleton, a biker, late in the service of Mr. Wa
Glasshouse-street, who. has been a considerable time in nistidy,
having undergone several examination*, on a charge of steeling
banker', check for itl:ss, from the shop of Mr. Gobbey, • -
In Regent-street, was again brought up .nd examined.
The whole of the evidence having been read weer by the
the prisoner, who declined saying anything, was committed.
An old Gentknon, dressed very respectably, haeltill the hi.
Sift of a man of property, was charged before Sir G. Fulmar,
an officer of the Mendicity Suci.:ty, with vagrancy. -Mr. "
of the Mendicity Society, stated, that he wished to relate
Magistrate some particulars respecting Mr. Hayes (the prisoner
i the bar), which had come to the knowledge of the Society

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