Star.
London, England, 1825-09-13 00:00:00

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. • POLICE IN JELLIGENCE.
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Yesterday the sitting Alderman was occupied for
time, u well as on Saturday, its investigating a ease of
ing, in which, although the value of the horse stolen w:
still the case was very important, inasranth as it proved
with which stolen busses were got rid of, and involved
spectable tradesmen,through whose hands the horse had
last person to whose possession the horse was traced, was
committed until he should produce the person front whom
leged that he received
BOW. ST 111fATi
Thonaas Hake, a warehouseman in the employ of Mr,
seller, of the Strand, was charged with hawing stolen
let's warehouse, a quantity of paper, and several small
for childten."—He was committed to take his trial for
tercel: y at the Sessions.
H ATTON-G .4 RtlEit.
1;311CP or Coigne-Rex.— Wet: lifensfeed, a lad of 16, ,
the bar, haying voluntarily surrendered himself the night ,
halt-past nine o'clock, to liobert Appleton, the watchman,
Lion-stret t, Holborn, declaring himself to be the person W
air. John Pass, of Isieworth, boukbituter, while engaged
his hour, of a pair cf top-loots, a garnet ring, and 65.
Appleton, the watchman, informed his Worship, that
the prisoner cane 02 to him or. has beat, andrequested
him into custody, he had co et ranted s. robbery in I
and was now starving; therefore he wished to surrend,
Henry Eloare, Mr. Pass's apprentice, deposed, that
master's a bsenee from home the house :v.- ptting a :her
lag ; and that the prisoner, who Weis enjaged as one of
and had worked there three days, slid dimly dez.imped,
of boots, a ring with three garnet stones, and Es. whit:
servant ( A. Goodwin) had in a pocket-hook in her Doi, wet
Owing to the absence of Mr. Pass, and the illness of Mrs.
prisoner was remanded till Wednesday nest.
MA ItY- A-BONN E.
A young man of respectable appearance, who gave hi,
mend Edgar, but whose real name is Edmund wa,
with committing a burglary on Sunday night, in the hour
Elizabeth Smith, of 16, Alpha Cottages, Regent's. lark, I
now at Brighton.—lt appears that about sit o'clock
morning, after the robbery was become generally known,
,ner was teen walking hastily along the Alpha-road, and
large bundle. One of the parish beadles named Cult,
him and asked him what he had gat there? pointing to
The prisoner replied, What's that to you?' and turned
round as if preparing fot flight ;• the beadle seized him by the ,
and intimated to him, that if he attempted the least resistann
would disable him. The prisoner then dropped from one'
small pat eel, which contained a gold watch, chain, and
mugs, spoons, and other articles. Ile took the pri toner
Globe public-house, and-examined the large boodles,
tained a silver cruet-stand and glasses, silver table, tea,
spoons, silk and cambric dresses, handkerchief: and shawl,
glass, and a variety of valuable gold and silver ornaments.
searching his hat, he found eleven cambric hpaoendkk:srschwieefrse,
bo
and
dsnaysp mecrobcbesp,l:nisetl.ztahnedr agrotlidclesis.ngsl,n
ahnisd
some
sneer
Ile refused to account for them. The beadle also found .
goner's pocket a chisel and ; sharp instrument which fitted the
marks on the windows and closets which the prisnner is suppolvi
to hart broken open. There was also found in his pocket a cu,',
on which .was drawn the -figure of a man sitting in the condemned
cell, doubly irotied, under which was written the prisoner's trata
The property was identified by Miss Smith'. servant, and was value]
at upwards of three hundred pounds. The prisoner said he fetal
the property in a ditch, and that the chisel and sharp .instrume::;;
he used in his business of an engraver. His father, twenty yea-s
since, was one of the most respectable and richest butchers in Mary.
la-bonne, but had failed la business. He had an uncle and a brother
still in a large way of business. The unfortunate young man he
been always a profligate; and, although his father had done all that
a father could do, he could not reclaim him. He was fully tote.
mkted for trial.

NEWGATE AND LRADENUALL MARKETS, S. 19.
Bra.. ,.3 04 to 49 04 I Veal Es 4d to 5s Od
Mutton ........Es 4d to 45 6d Pork 4s od to Ss Od
Lambs 4s ed to Es 10d

PRICES o► BAY •No STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAMES'S. WHITiCHAPISL.
Hay 51 lOs Od to 51 8s Od Hay 41 Os to 51 Os Od
Chiver 41 lOs Od tp 41 10s Od Clover 41 10s to 61 15s 04
Straw 11 16s Od to 41 6s 64 Straw 11 les to 21 51 Od

PRICg
saw POCCITS.

Kent
Sasses
Essex

260 s to IlOs
270 s to 2911
260 s to 3101
, Farnham. 6ne 320 s to 36

PRIeR or TALLOW
Town Tallow ' 484 od
Yellow Russia- ...... 59s id
White ditto ..... ✓•1 od
Soap ditto
Melting Stuff 3ls Od

IF HOPS *

Kent

MUM PACS.

260 s to 31.51

Sussex ... £4os to 275 s
gsse: ~,,... 2.524 to 290 s
s—Seconds. 280: to 520 s

PRICE OF

liVllitli.
fest Dressing Hides 194 to it id
Comma Ditto l6d to 19id
Crop Hides, 35 to 381bs for cutting
Ditto 40 to 451 b. l76d to 19d
Calf Skins, 35 to 401bs led to 30d
Ditto 45 to 551bs
Ditto 55 to 751bs ..... ...... .... 234 to 27d
Small Seals, Greenland).........
Tanned Horse Hides 124 to lid
Spanish Horse Hides 144 to 19d

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