Star.
London, England, 1825-08-31 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

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MANSION-110C M— • -
...fahn Penh who stands charged with having stolen the
' notes frobr r. Eobertsat et the illation- Mart, was 'on N
brought infant the Lord Chief Justice d Ike Court or
Bench; Upon a writ of cretissinei and adfitlited to bull, to r
the next Old Bailey Sessions. 'tit*, allilavitcra which
was founded, be declares Ms total Innocence. Ills bail
self in 90001. and four swedes in inn& eat& • : •
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A man named Mitchell, the *errant • of a Mn Powell,of
ingale-lane, Qophant, apeisarcid.beiere G. IL
answer a charge of disorderly conduct. On the. night -a
last, a patrol named llamas; observed Mitchell rifling ,
Clapham toad, one lime whisk appeami to havir but. three
Having beard that several horses had tato, been stolen, he tb
it his dory teiftake sane !Agnate! of this person., Mitchell
evasive aselews stalest s • bait at length, When. other •
joined them, be told them nifficirot to authorial them to let
at liberty: Mitchell, bowerer,ablised than,*end`szid they w
to makes property of bim. They then took him• into awe-
locked bun up in Du I w eh watch-Liewse,rill twelie o'clock ti,
day., He was then discharged„ on his. preunialls 1r pew
street yesierday.
Mr. hiaisnuer. said, he did nor think Ads or, eau. 4ipars'
stautisl charge, and therefore the defendant was perfailip at:
Mr. Powell, who attended with his servant, said, that be:,
fact aggrieved by the officers. Theaervant then told his story.
had been on a message for his master into the country: and •
questioned, With great rudenew,as who the saner M the h,
he rode was? he was nut desirous of giving very iiicunistairtal
swots. Besides, fee three quartet% if a mile Thomas rode, ,
his pistol within three inches of his bead. And afterwards.
theyinet another patrol. wile knew him perfectly war'
tended not to know hint. Afterwards, when they brought
the watch-house, they left Mm for a considerabie time *Wag
the ground, and at length brought him a bungle of strew.
.Thrps,
because he did net rise gaits as quick as 'key Waisted, ;kr/
tined to handcuf Wm
• The *nicer now denied laving kept his pistol as deectihed by
die defendant. • He had held it over ids left ann.
Mixsitut.t. said, the petrel ought certainly to do their
but they ought to dolt with discretion and temper. Without e,
pressing any opinion as to the conduct of either party, he should
have an react statement of the facts on both sides, and scud -
the person who had the management of such affair' at Oar I]
Office. It would be for him to take such measures as seemed
Prudent in the existing circumstances.

QORRN-SQUA R
Yesterday morning early, the Five Fields, Chelsea, were
the scene of a most disgraceful outrage, committed by a body
Irish labourers. The ruffians paraded the King's Road, IS •
in number, and their principal object of attack were Ladies,
they most grossly insulted. One female, in company with
friends, walking along the road, was sorfounded by the tudians,
and in opposition to all remonstrances of the men, they ktfockeil
dorm, and treated her•most cruelly; many others also *nerd
Malin fate, and two young Gentlemen, who were teturniog
kisod's house, were most seriously ill-used by the assailants.
was the abominable conduet of the villains, that the neighbotaktkal
was In a state of alarm by the repeated cries of" Murder."
of Row-street Ftstrol, named Warren and Currie. met
men silto-bad been most shamefully treated, and from t
the Officers went in search of the ruffians, and
outeltapprahlibied three of the ringleaders, who were Itreught
this Ogee t their names are Harry Anse/die, .Tokos astadjiml,
Ilichiosi Make, and after a long examination, the two fffiniso ta
ordered to glee et hours: notice of bail, and Maim was dlodionied.
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Me. Powell, the *holm! sugar dealer, of Bishopsgate-street,
and Mr. Blake, she retail dealer of Broactstreet; Gold4v.,
appeared before the Magistrate. They endeavoured to throw
odium of the transaction on each other's shoulders. Mr.
Ci d same
ad that he sold it in the state that he bought it k
rell,and Mr. Powell declared that be sent it to Mr. Blake ,
same state as wbeu he received it from the London Docks.--.,
Bake said, that the porter of Mr. Manyard had admiued
dill not purolditi itq Agar at his shop until the Saturday before
fernier inquirk took plate at this Office, and therefore it amid
be the salted•bager that occasioned the previous Slams of the •
laurel left the_olliee,.threatettheallake with an
The MAOIRTINITS said, ft was a question of credit merely,
cause the *gar must have been salted somewhere, and
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terminated. • 4.
MARY-LA-BONNE. ,
A summon. was Ismail against a Me. ailltoldas 'MO °Po*
assembly-mom in Oxford-street, on Monday erenift, to tlkc Joan',
snot of tha respectable housekeepers on the spot. The 41ftnt
of tickets was profuse, and was extended even to the officers ;gilds
establishment. No money was taken at the door, batt-erheo.thr
visitors approached the cleakeroem, a " coffeo-ticket" wan preat*4
to them at its. which they were required to pay for, or be eke*
No sefreshtnent of any kind was handed round but porter,, and,the
summons issued, to fasten the receipt of money upon Mr. 11<ii.611,iii
LAMBETH STREET.
Miry 'Hunter was sent to the }louse of Correction e
months, for defrauding a Charitable Society at Stepney of aunt-baby
lines, which bad been furnished as a loan during her pretended e,
c• 10111101004, and which she pawned. She had also been
wilk*ebey.
*. • WORSHIP-STREET.
hem wale to Upson, Wells and Co. woollen lictOrs
Slabopsgate-strout, was remanded, charged, partly on Ms awn too-
/cube, with robbing. hip-enaployers of an immense quantity *
woollen which its bad pledged at vadous,pasvabrolsert; the
duplicates off were found in his possession.

Abont2si years:ago two young men got a Istitit.s.
Leith' harbmir aid set ofrearly in the morning foiVie
put-poseOdle:stint rabbits, at that tithe in great alma&
ance on 'the- Mara of Inchkeith. They had bat
reached.the Wand-whert it began to blow a itrOait
which soon increased to-a hurricane—so ,much so.
they were_ obliged to haul the boat on shore, high
dry, to prevent its being stove on the rocks. They
a number of rabbits, but how to get their booty off
now a serious-question with them, as the gale rendered
it impossible to-leave the island. There was then r
lighthouse, nor building Of any sort on the island, •
having sever anticipated a detention froin tins t
they bad takenso.provisions -with them.:. but necessity
and a keen appetite sharpened their witsoutd they col.
Jetted some drift wood, on the shore, with which -
made s fite, aad roasted some of the rabbits. At
set they rook 'the boat'S oil, and, wrap' t in ,
soundly in one of the caves in the isliad, expecang.
get home the next day. The next day came, but bit%
them no relief, the wind continued as violent as ever.-
They kindled their fire again, and repeated their rersst
of rabbit's flesh, anxiously wishing for the accompany
luxury of a stale biscuit or crust of. breads siaLl in s.
evening again took to the cave. In this epaattft
they passed the second day and night, and ti
late in the afternoon of the third day ere the.
abated, so as to enable them to reach Leith agais,4o
they did in a very exhausted state of body.
It was observed to the Rev. S. Smith, that
must have felt himself considerably astonished at
becoming the father of -ii Clever 'yes: sepfied
the Rev. Jester, 44 he mist isave felt like. a hen
has hatched a dnck, and sees It suddenly (eke water;

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