Star.
London, England, 1822-12-26 00:00:00

ilt.Si;lite;;; positive no person was near Mm except a stn.
picious-looking fellow, probably an arromplier, wbo come t;
and ran away when he saw him seized. He Was very muci,
agitated when secured.—lle was fully committed for trial.
THAMES POLICE.—Janes Intim& and Mary Harrip,4l, z 1 a
'raison, were, brought before J. BALLANTINN, Esq. on Ttnoti..;
evening, for robbing their lodgings.
Mfc. Henley said, the prisoners lodged in her loose, so. co.
New 6ravel-lane,Shadwell, as man_atid wife. They left te! the
12th instant, when she found the sheets, pillows, 1-Glo
and blankets, had been stolen, and which she had sine
vered to be pawned at Mr. Reynolds's, Canoun_strmi.,3o „I._
The duplicates were sent to her on Tuesday morning, wlsicit
shit delivered over to Spooner, the beadle, with directions tJ
take the prisoners into custody.
Ammon Nelson said, Spooner gave him the ditelicatcs
Tuesday morning, to go to the pawnbroker's, and stop
perry. When he came there he fouad that the Londe pritamir
had been to IsambAt-street Police Office, and made fili...ell
that she had lost the duplicates, upon which she hat, paid f r
the article', and was taking them away, when he moil ea 1. 1,
and brought the whole to this Office. The pruperty w. y 1.1
I
fled,
and the prisoners were both committed.

Tuesday se'nnight, the pletn;se, of Mr. Ad:-
Pritchard-street,Briqul, whic:l had been throe,-

bed before, was again entered by same vil.di, s, :
property worth .501. carried off. Airs. Altie, wat
with A lady in the pa: lour, and thought she bead a
noise overhead ; but search was not made until M.
A returned from attending divine uort•irip. lie
mediately made the circumstance known to the ccr,
I stables of •the night, whOse suspicions falling on a
man who had been observed sunning through the
streets with bundles, they immediately proceeded to•
his lodging, in Newfoundland.sireet. The stice; door
being opened, the officers went up to the b.,ck rim))
on the first fluor, and knocked ; and not receiving
any answer, burst in. Two of th thieves ju peu
through the window, but were tecartured ; one be-
hind a chimney, the other on the root of some Hsi-
joining premises. Two women and a man were
seemed in the room, and the whole of the stolen
property, with some proceeds of other robber ice,
were recovered. The officers ran great risk, as two
loaded pistols were lying on the table.

Tuesday night some villain broke into the coach-
house belonging to John Iggulden, F.,q. of Blooms-
bury-square, which is in Three Cups-yard, Bedford-
row, and stole the coachman's box coat and two
valuable plate glasses, fimn the can iage. Int;u-nia-
don being given to Charles Read, me of the Bow-
street day patio] for that division, he succeeded yes-
terday in apprehending a man of the name of V$ il-
lian», on suspicion of being concerned in the robbei
and who now remains in custody for examination.

ELFGA NT GLASSES, FURNITURE, &c.—The
bility and Gentry are invited to inspect the Ware-
rooms of COOPER and SON, 93, Bishop;gate-stret•t
Within, where is exhibited an assortment of new ;mi.
second-hand Plate Glasses, admirably suited to ever•:,
description of drawing or dining-rooms. In the l‘ir-
niture department is comprised every new and ele-
gant article of upholstery, cabinet, and chair-work,
the prices of which are reduced to such a scale of
economy as to attract and ensure the patronage of
rank and fashion.— Among the novelties, will be.
found a newly invented chamber convenience (espe.
cially useful to invalids), in which all effluvia is case•
fully prevented.-4'.4 Turkey and other Carpeting,
also greatly reduced in price.