Star.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

Boaotaar.—Yesterday astir Themson, a youth eighteen years
of age, etc' charged with barglariously breaking open and entering
the dwelling-house of Miss Thomas, a young Lady residing at 27,
kamouth-etreet, Spa-fields, and robbing it. Committed for trial.

UNION HALL

LOITSSA BILIAMIDUN Kaas..--Tkie unfortunate woman and her
servant, .Elitetett Dams, were brought before the sitting ktagio,
trate for final examination. It will be reeelbeted that they were.
remanded on a charge of robbing their ready furnished lodgings, in
Chapel-etreet, Lambeth, and the Mendicky Society were informed
of the cortespoodeme kept up by' 3bliss Herr with persons of the
highest rank, on the subset; yf het distresses. The Secretary as-
emtilecom the Society.
Magistrate asked Whether he heti en/ charge to bring against,
the principal prisoner?
The Secretary Milled, that be did not appear'at the ogee for the
purpose of preferring stay dee* ageing either of the prisoners, but
merely in et the wish of Mr. Chamber*, who pro.,
tided at the grit ezamintsbn. He did sot mean to impugn the
soma 'hammer of Mho Kerr, neither did be know whether she,
had reiy.elaiin ova cite limn,. of the Duke of Roxburgh or any,
seledinuldp td Ids' Grace. Inquiry, however, had been made
foto tile facts stared Ia ber letter to the Earl of Mulgrave, stating.
her father. was lAhrerian to the College of Physician., sod
k bad been, ascertaieed from the bead of the College, that her
father never' Ifeld that situation in .ibe establishment. Some of
the kitties ,found In her possession wets dated so far bad as
thred or four years ago, so that it was pretty evident she hot
beets carrying on the trade of " begging lettere for some dam-.
Her mother was expert at the trade, and no doubt the d
had served an apprenticeship to the same business, which was pm&
table, as appeared from the letters containing money, which was &-
ways spent with a derve of liberality proportioned to the ease
with whisk it was acquired. The spermatic of MIS Kerr was no
doubt miserable enough, as in all cases of the kind the pushes who
looked for a livelihood in that way endeavoured to Make themselves
and their habitations appeat as destitute and forlorn as possible, in
order to excite the commiseration of the benevolent. As to the
letter from the Duke of Portland to Miss Karr, it appeared that
she circulated copies of that letter amongst the Nobility and• others
et rank and fortune ; bit she bad the ingenuity to add a few lines
• bet own composition, statift, amongst the words used by his
Hesse, that he was " sorry to Sad what she-had stand was trio?
a Wide', sad the /het that his Grace. wheel latbil pod.
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The Magistrate said it was evident Miss Kerr
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ass, der false -pretences from the Dukcof Platiand, mat
inimEthe Secretary bad stated, no doubt was a swindle*: he "
• was the parson to prosecute. - •
• essaetfry saki le was eansiated that the Dohs would not

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they were confined. They were immediately removed find some of those persons whom he could identify; on The Magisuste then asked MIS. Cacip glaied die•prioile'tit
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to a place of safety. By great exertio9 of the ,firemen their way they saw a man run precipitately bons his! wkh baying stolen the articles owe 4' • 0 2 Hantburgh I." 4"
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and others, the fi:IIDIM were pi:event:ed. from ipreading hone and car, and turn in a loyortiad; they pursued sae maeLPresathat dichre agthillt rise . 'Alva' • o o Maks .. =.6 .40
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lil 'lkea* they might easily have effected, their escape, fell three times in creasing their yard.- and :his fright "'me 11.;dnie.1:2Mderalke on. the. link. , wa'then .ene .
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