Star.
London, England, 1831-04-27 00:00:00

POLICE REPORTS.

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Grin.nues.L.—Mr. Revelry, of Queso-square, Wended before M.
Alderman Gunn yeetemisy, to dans a purse which he bad been rob.
bed of by a pig of thine, on theis=us night.
Mr. Reeeft a Mewl elderly , stated that, an he was walking
theengh /lastoetrest,bstemo en and twelve o'clock, for the pompom
eat elming the illmothaties, just as he reached St. Dustan's Church, a
gag if *suit nige mos got him into the middle of them. and one
of demo Mildly put his heads into each of his breeches pockets,
and aped diem of their contents. This fellow wasabout
lii SO obbt awes' in height. Whether be was a borough-
lasespor, ma knew that he (Mr. Revelry) wee a reformer, he
lees unable to say; but he knew that he bwretred well into his
packets, and robbed him of about 61. (A laugh.) He did not know
peockely what sum be lost, but it was the greater part of 71. 10s. which
lei bad drawn that afternoon at the Bank, where be keeps his cosh.
Mr. Alderman Garret remarked that Mr. Sheriff Marshall had been
Wined in a similar way, about the same spot, and at the same time.—
esked if any of the thieves were in custody.
Mr. R.,sley said be did not attempt to secure any one. He was not
nwpand that lie had been singled out, as be had on. a cap, (which he
titwhen he west to the Theatre,) and wore a bright silk
which together made him a conspicuous object.
wellalt Westminster, whom he is a Commissioner, he wasiktionli
tide mewing that a city officer had 2111,04 his purse.
Pectin:en, a ilenidthdd officer, said he wee accidentally in Fleet-
threat, whoa ho ow a rush in the mewl, and heard money fall. The
="laibabe away, and dinners,* handy, but witness with ROM
luntiyagted up thi
assure etitigestrasofte emeendag to 10s. He
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14 Mom Gaitaarr said be had performed his duty as well as
be mull other each circumstances, and mired the property to be re-
Meted to Mr. Reveley, after he bad proved his right thereto upon oath.
Has 2. ow-Gaanzw.--Yesterdsy, Minh& Foseler, 14 years of me,
wow 'barged with with obtaining 19e. under false marines from Mr.
Themes towtell.
John Fowler, the father of the girl, with tomes in his eyes, and eel-
deny much affected, stated that the present was the 6th time the had
Moo hem& to this office, charged with either robbing him, or obtain.
kg messy under false pretences.
Mr. Bowteil stated that the prisoner asked If he could oblige her fa.
Idler with the loan of two sovereigns until he changed a check, but not
'having so inch by him she went away. in a few minutes the rewind,
clad myna that her father would make 10s. suffice him, obtained the
loon:Mwe witness. The prisoner was ordered to be remained.
aq.ke, the keeper of Russell square, was charged with having
brutally mowelled his daughter.
The ailmthmt's wife having died about a month ago, he burled her
with greet at St. Giles's Church, having collected contributions
Ikon the of Russell-square, to the amount of 401. On
Se detholpot monied again, which giving considerable offence
to eigied woman about twenty -fen years old,
she y at Ms door while be add hie bride were
=soda 314 4F very merrily, when the defendant with a
struck her en the head, and knocked bes down. He was
Maud to Lind bail, ad in default of which was locked up.
MARLBOROUGH ROBBR AY AT THU EARL OF lawns-
rooL's.—Jewer MlMlaf and John Andy, two dustmen (described
by the police constables as " the risks men," and not the
dustmen) were yesterday placed at the her bible'. R. CowaXT,
chasedon suspicion of stealing a silver ladle, Se property of the
ofLv erpool, from his relies in Upper Sesoner.street.
It appeared that they wen to the Muse yeeNwilay mere gar the
duet, and while they wormingcarrying it out,* yes
mined, and the men, on beol the subject, "Mod
cis end, and denied all Molt was subsequently hod
in a dung or diet hempen the peening ea hose edielpit•
sea habeas in throbs, fimo the time it bed km mth, neplein hil
apes them, and them was way season to brims they bad " plwilase
ft where It was hood.
The .Wed the duip—lVAsis
The in the awe et. wag hatidalently
foes Mr. the endeeellets sus •bow* up for re.
suandeadon ; but in et she be of the officer
in the ems, they were until Monday seat.
MARTAA.BONSIZ ASSOCI 0 U CARS or Vwerrion.—.Three
yens men, nose of whom appeared more than twisty, mad Gurinos,
and Ledbester, were charged with a copied monk upon Lisa-
nak Hale, a very intercedes looking girl, not yet eighths, under cir-
cumstances of panties atrocity.
The momisinset was supperad into the end stated that
on Sunday suing she bad lave from her father to take a walk ;
Were she had roe for, she set Gomm sod Leffinaws, ie cuss
pay with another young woman, slim=
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atquebted with them,
she jibed their company. They to ben enstiting to
drink. sad the was prevailed on to Deady a glees of gin and
mixtures. They peocerded on, and met Ward, who else piped
them, and they bad some more oldie gin and its deleterious compounds.

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bags II aloe glib ease e, vie ties tort,.
twit the solid seesek. • the sneer we Miens into the
row, whim tie/ hisheind theist sit! way Meg be the room, and
they also assaulted her. Her swam abased die .neighboolboid,
where complaints hues beta foe Pm Oa pit Neal esegeugua this
house; but leveed taelheissi woe sub le hese tie Sole ; ~,
=LT fated whenthe wen lewd belie, and the
we esiedstilspes * thee beessible, her
heel soft ups ihe leg ef • table vibe hal bees spell le her sung:4g
with her soly ore Banta. As sees se k Meese known who bite nu,
her Wiser, who Hush' Grafton-Deed, tits eggeSill of the state she was
In, and be conveyed her home on lds Immik; Ilse was above an hour
without giving any signs of life, having, ha adiltlan to the more serious
violence, being nearly choked by one of then Is his endeavours to pre.
vent her from screaming; and it wee set VOW between five and six
o'clock in the evening that she recovered her senses.
The prisoners did not deny the chasm mid ware remanded in order
that the pay lab officers may attend theism emmiesies, for the purpose
of instituting proceedings against the keeps silk hese in which this
atrocious scene took place.
James Wyatt, belonging to the East Leeks Militia, was committed
for two months' imprisonment for a vistaed shiest sea It upon seve.
real policemen of the S. division. It anointed that its had made a re-
sistance to the police on their preventing him tam *deg, and on
their attempting, to take him into custody, was jsinsi by a great mob, a
number of whom belonged to the Rast Leaden Militia. The police.
men were sadly maltreated, and showed melons liaises they had re.
eeived in the affray.
TRAY= POLICX Orencit.—Three coal-widpres, lately entered
as seamen into his Majesty's service, named eke Hicks Ala
AIM, and Miefusel tiolfivan, were brought before Messrs. IlL.Lan.
TIME and BRODZILIP, the Sitting Magistrates, at the Thames Pollee
office, charged with being concerned with others in a serious dot and
attack on several officers of the police.
It appeared from the evidence of C. W. Wheeler, a Bergman,
and Henry Lee and William Hickinbothsin, constables of IC
Division, that on Saturday evening Lee was called upon to
quell a disturbance in Ratcliffe Highway, where be found the
Sullivan and his brother fighting, surrounded by nearly
prisoner
ehundredr persons. He parted the combatants, when several
Irishmen beat him dreadfully, and kicked him as be lay on the
ground. Amonget others who assaulted him was Timothy Crowley,
a pugilist. The two men then went to settle their dispute on
the dock-bridge, in Old Gravel-lane, where Lee again followed
them with other officers, and a desperate attack was then nude by
the Irish on the policemen. The rioters threw Lee over the iron
ridge which the road from the foot-path in Old Gravel-laoe,
and he received some severe contusions. Hicidobotham, who secured
Sullivan after a violent resistance, was taking him sway, when Hicks
rescued his companion, and seizing the officer by the throat, nearly
strangled him. Another of the rioters cut his head open with a
bludgeon. Sergeant Wheeler was also much punished by Jones and
others. The officers and inhabitants at length „dispersed the rioters,
but they all escaped except Hicks and Jones. Crawley, the pugilist
was the must violent, and repeatedly called out ,4 Murder the police !
Down with the Peelers !"

It was elicited from the witnesses fee the defendants that Hicks was
carrying the corpse of his child to the grave, but when be saw his coon.
trynien fighting, he threw down the coffin and assisted the other rioters,
and the mounters followed his example. The body was carried to the
grave by some others.
Boyd Silvester, a Thames Police officer, went on board the Magpie
cutter, lying off the Tower, accompanied by some constables of the
establishment, and the police constables of the K division, and found
Sullivan in the hold, and were about to take him away, when the Lieut.
rescued him, and said he should not go. Ultimately Mr. Evans, the
principal Burnie of Thames Police, after some trouble, succeeded in
prevailing on the Lieutenant to allow the prisoner to be taken.
The new police officers confirmed Silvester's statement.
The Magistrates sentenced Jones to pay a fine of 40s. and convicted
Hicks and Sullivan in the highest penalty of M. and in default of pay.
ment two months' imprisonment

Fuller, the policeman, was last night pronounced out of
danger by Mr. Woods, one of the house surgeons of Saint
Bartholomew's Hospital.
We regret to learn that fresh acts of incendiarism have
taken place in Wilts ; two considerable fires, one at Clat-
ford, the other at Manniugford, having occurred last week.
SACRILEO2.—On Friday night, or early on Saturday
moraing,Market-Deeping Church was broken into by taking
out one of the lights of the north window, and the sacrilegi-
ous thieves carried off a brass chandelier, a velvet cushion
from the pulpit, the Minister's surplice, and a window-
blind. The Churchwardens have offered a large reward for
the discovery of the depredators.
On Monday last a respectably-dressed man obtained ad-
mission into the house of Lady Palk, No. 23, Bruton-street,
and, during the absence of the servant, who went up stairs
to procure an answer to a sham letter which he brought for
her mistress, carried off an eight-day clock, with au ea-
gra red dial, having seconds on the right and minutes on the
left.

CORONER 'S INQURITs.—Monday evening an inquest was
held before Mr. Higgs, on the body of Mr. Win. Jordan, a
respectable gentleman, of George-street, Adelphi, wbo was
thrown off his horse in the afternoon. He expired almost
immediately from the injuries be received. Verdict, Acci-
dental Death. Deodand on the horse ls.—Another inquest
was held before the same Coroner, on the body of William
Nelson, aged 26. He attempted to jump into a waggon on
the King's-road, Chelsea, when in a state of intoxication,
and in so doing slipped under the wheel. He expired shortly.
Verdict, Accidental Death.

Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held before Mr.
Higgs, at the Fountain public-house, Shire-lane, Temple-
bar, on the body of Sarah Jones, aged 40. It appeared
that the deceased had lived with an elderly law writer, named
Snooks, in a wretched hovel in the above lane for upwards
of nine years, and bad passed for his wife. Sbe had been
much addicted to drinking, and was scarcely known to be
sober for two days together. Ou Sunday, she had come
home about nine o'clock in a state of stupefaction. The
Jury, after viewing the body, and expressing their horror of
the hovel where it lay, returned a verdict, " that the diseased
died of suffocation from excessive drinking "

The 21st inst. the lady of the Rev. Rd ward Ptudgers, of a &Rem.
—The 24th inst. at Strand-on-the-Green, Middlesex, the lady of 11
Phillips, Esq. of a daughter.—The 25th inst. at Mill-wall, Poplar,
Mrs. Charles A Ferguaoo, of a daughter.

RR I ED.

The 26th int. at Hornsey church, W. C. Cooper, EM. eldest sot of
W. D. C. Cooper. Req. of Park-house Highige and Toddington.
Bedfordshire, to Laura deoreana, eldest daughter' of Captain Ellis.
of Tun Mos part, Montnoothahlre.--Tho 26th inst. at Sc.
church, 31r..1. Holdsvorth, of Tottenham-court-road, to Eleanor, se-
cond daughter of the late W. Nightingale, ;of West Aloulaey. Stunt

DIED.
Yesterday, at Stubs Netrion, in the 17th year of his age. W.
W. Freed, eldest son of W. bend, Esq.—The 46th last. to lUeln's
tea, J. C. Gough, Req. In the 78th year of his age..—The inst. In
the 78th year of bar age, Ellen, wih of H. Woodgete,
bill, Berenooks, Kent.— The 26th inst. Esther, the eldest daoliser of
Mr. W. Crafter, of Stamford.etreet.—The 2211 inst. at Hamilton, Soot-
hed, Ann Caroline, the wih of Robert Owen, Req.—.Tbe !Ist lust.
at Elagaton.upoo-Tharnes, in her 115th year, MthA, ablest daughter
of the late J. Graham, Eat of Witco, Middlesex.

NE--THIS DA
Peas, Grey
Baas, Small .
Tick .
Oats, Potato.
Pains'

. 40e
. 40e 421
. 3311 310
. No 31$
. 47a
Feed . . 4b 41s
Flaw, per sack, . . 00e 660
Rapeseed . 436 4311 pee last
8,913
4410
2,130
3,750

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Roglisb Floor (sacks)

COAL-EXCHANGE--THIS DAY.
Mrs umbra during the !Loath
the week
BestW=ll, Neweastle, 4 Sunderland Coals.. 271 ed a3ls Od
Interim sorts
s at Macke 1314.
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Aftetnoon

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