Star.
London, England, 1823-08-30 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Wonsan Brines, Jaws Thus*" Stimitth Weston, and Alice
Gibbs, were yesterday brought before Mr. Alderman &MOLY.—
Messrs. Dallimores, carriers, Doctors'-Commons, in consequence
of complaints of property lost from their waggons, suspected the
honesty of some of their servants. Means were taken to detect
the culprits, and on Friday last one of their carmen, named
Weston, was observed to be endeavoiliing to open a crate, but
suspecting that he was about to be secured, he absconded. The
prisoner Thurlow, a youth of 17, was then charged by Mr. Dal-
limore with being privy to Weston's practices. This lad con-
fessed participation to a certain extent, and also accused Britton,
the yard poster. An officer was employed to search Weston's i
lodgings, where various duplicates of property pawned were
found, and also the two female prisoners, the wife of Weston,
and her sister, who were taken into custody. Some of the pro-
iwhich had been pawned was recognised, and in particular a
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snuff-box,
which had been taken out of a package sent by the van
to Bristol. The prisoners were remanded for anothereumination.

J. Berry was charged with being cateealed in the yard of
Messrs. Tibbets, ship-builder, at Lhnehouse, with a felonious
intent. The watchman stated, that being alarmed by the bark-
ing of the yard dog in a distant part of the yard, he went there,
aad found the dog dragging the prisoner from a shed by the leg.
'On his approach, the sagacious animal loosened his bold, but kept
his fore-paws on the prisoner's body, and would not suffer him to
rise. The watchman immediately took him to the watch-house. ,
The prisoner, who made no defence, was mot to expiate the tres•
pass, by three months exercise at the tread-mill.
M A RLBOROU OH-STREET. •
A case of some importance to lodgers was yesterday heard at
this Offial; before Mr. CONANT, the Sitting Magistrate. CUT-
sons, a constable of St. Pancras, stated, that be received infor-
mation the night before, that a man was removing some goods
in a tart, which had been stolen from a house in Little Howland-
street, Fitzroy-square, and proceeding, to the spot be took the
carter and cart into his custody, and yesterday morning brought
both to the Office, when an investigation of the matter took
place, It appeared, that the head landlord of the house, not
being able to obtain his rent from his tenant, put a broker into
possession, who took an inventory of all its contents, with the
exception of mie room, which was occupied by a lodger, who
kept his door locked, and refused admittance to the broker. This
lodger'

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ment declared to be in existence, and a represents- that if this Establishment succeeded, himself and kept his door locked, ana retuseo aumirtance ',Toe ....... ~....1 -- „.....--- -_ _, __. ___ „_____ __ .
• Illa lodger had paid his rent up to the day, and wishing to save his from market, ned• his own house, and in his usual healtk, h bet-t,i4be--'8„;,
tion of which had been presented to them in a book people might soon be annihilated.
. property front the general wreck, hired the carter to move it suddenly fell down; his tobacco pipe fiew out of his mouthaq The maw,
published by Sr Gregor M‘Gregor's Agent: 4 Strange- 44 Anxious, as We were, to follow the dictates or from the house at night, which they bad succeeded in doing, In with the last puff of !smoke that then departed. his spirit hi rilt
ways, they found no sign of such a place ! all was a humanity, in instantly affording relief to the unfor. defisnce of the man left In possession by the broker, and this without one convulsive motion. Mr. Levi's appearance seiled, Low Pi
thick forest !! and that they were absolutely under tunate people; and satisfied, as we were, that this latter gave the information to Curzon., upon which he acted. to indicate penury., and sometimes great indigence; he kr.
hostile --.Full size tent
the necessity, with axe in hand, to clear away settlement could not exist; not only from the Thetroker now contended that he bad a right to the goods, as quite solitary, having no wife, child, or other person is is _ ~. ,
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they were in the house when he was. plamd In possession. * The house ; yet, it is laid, that there have been found in his honer r-g• 14, _..4!!
• spots -sufficient for themselves to sleep on the bare feelings of the Mosquito Indians, but from the accu- lodger, on the other band, said that it was a cruel case that he since his departure, upwards of 60,000 dollars. .C2. 10a.-101,0
ground!!! That every prospect that had been held mulation of disease that would overwhelm them, who bad paid alibis rent up to that moment should have his pro- ' -s Six japanned-C.
out to them, was false ; there was no appearance of when the rains commenced, and from the total want perry seized for the default of another. Mr. Conant asked to NEW GATE Aso LEADEN H ALI, M ARK ETS, AUG:II IN:itTi:ll;d-nil
land in cultivation, no rich or fertile valleys ; all was of system in the commencement of the undertakini, look at the inventory taken by the broker, and upon examining Beef ... ....... .2s 4d to 3s Od 1 Veal ...... 2s 8.1 to 4s ti
es 4d to 4s II ' 'rt mahogany
lint,sefounn
.d that not one article belonging to the lodger was therein Mutton.. ...... 95 4.1 to Ss 4d 1 Pork
wood land ; and that instead of finding, as they had and due regard to counteract the numerous difficu - Wars and clam
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ireto7weodett, b..
ea. Mr. Cosine then said that the broker had no con- Lamb - Ss Od to 4s Od.
been taught to believe, that the grounds could be ties that must arise in settling new colonies, particu- trout whatever over anything that was not set down in the in. ------- ---,
cleared for ten shillings an acre, no human being laxly in tropical climates ; yet we deemed it a duty ventory made by him. The broker argued, that having once 1.- RICE OF HOPS. ' tidal Plate 15
made a seizure of any part of the property in the house, all else winv SACS. mew Totems. .. r . •
could be found that would afford their assistance, to the head of the Government at Black River to take
became subject to his authority. Mr. Conan?, however, over. Kent ...... 71 Os to 91' Qs (Kent ...
and that they were sinking under the fatigue and ells- aviay none without permission. We had stated can-s
ruled this thaws, and
ordered Corson:
give • Sussex 6l lOs to 01 4s Sussex
, to up the property v
' appointment they had already endured ; that,not- didly to the acting Lieutenant-Governor (Westcott) to the person from whom he took it, and at the same time told "sex _6l 10, to 81 105 Essex
withstanding having found themselves thus deceived, the purport of the petition for relief, and he declared, the broker at his peril to attempt a skizure of it again. Foreign ... 01 Os to 01 Os Farnham
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they had erected some huts, and landed the stores; 'he could make no objection to the people leaving, PRICES or HAY AND. STRAW YESTERDAY. Dhto Couch
under the full expectation that they would have re- although he could afford no assistance. This was .... ST. JAMCS'S• WHITSCHATIL. and aid. Sofa
yesterday a fire broke out in the premises of Mr. Hay 41 51 Od to 51 lOs 05 I Hay 41 4s to 51 lis• 8. f 50.--Sett
ceived their wages, and by that means have been en- most fully confirmed, by the sanction of Governor -
abled to obtain fresh provisions for their families; but, Hall, on his arrival, with whom we had an interview, nar.oer, upholsterer, in' Lamb's Conduit-street, which Straw 1110 s od to .1 2s cod 1 Straw 11 161 to 21 48 , ;as and claws
excited considerable apprehension, but by the acti-
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that, to their surprise, at the expiration of the month, and who stated to us that, from a view of all the eir-
vity of the firemen, it was got under without mate- Clover 41125 Od to 51 12s od Clover 41 10s to 21_1°$_,.1- oder or pattern
mad aud furni
PRICE OF CANDLES—From Tallow Masan' • •
• the Governor acquainted diem lie had nothing but comstances, he had come to a resolution to. break up
nisi injury. iptie tap, ,wit
Candles, per doz. 8s 6d—Moulds, lOs Od; 6d.per4lP°
a paper currency to issue, the notes of 'Sir Gregor' tne establishment, and had, therefore, addressed aozany-foar-poe
•allowed for ready money. --0 'lied all dim
. - M'Gregor, and which were of no value there!! 'Mat' letter to Brigade-Major Baldwin, to be submitted to LOOKING-GLASSES AT REDUCED PRICES.—The No- .
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while they were in this situation, reduced at once to 'his Majesty & Superintendant at Honduras, requesting bility and. Gentry are respectfully •informed they may COAL MARKET, AUGUST 2e. 16. for.--Diti
Newcastle 365. Cid. to 433.6 d. Sunderland a9s. 6d. to 4401. ' oi.—Dkto die
the lowest state of poverty, a communication had that he would, from motives of humanity towards so be supplied with the best Cast Plate Glass, of the ---- - - ----- ---- --- -------=—'------- '"
wing ream
i some time previous to our arrival been made to them many British subjects, afford, him the means to carry largest dimensions, at Geo. COOPER and Co's Plate alai LS.—THIS DAY. or wiadow e.'i
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by Colonel Hall, the Governor, that the Mosquito his resolution into effect, and convey the uftfortunate Glass Warehouse (established fifty years), 36, Picea, A RR. DVS. als. op. on
eiti,ant Iv
w at.rford • 1 ' 6. 640—Ditto
. king had taken great offence at their present ruts- people to Belize, and.which letter we.had the honour dilly, opposite St. James's Chinch. A large assort- Dublin 1 .0 Fraoce
o 0 acts ss. 64.--C
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blithMent, and bad issued a Proclamation (which to present tand we, therefore, in consequence of such ment,of Chimney, Pier, Console, and Dressing Glasses Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 Flanders 00 J '
was read), declaring the grant to Sir. Gregor null Unction, With great difficolty embarked siaty•six in- on view. Plate Glass for sashes, carriages, conserves- 1.1.;),m- o 1 i Malta 0 0
O 0 Goods packe
and void, he not having performed his agreement dividliats,s4it of thin list, and all of whom, with one tories, libraries, book-cases, lamps Btc. comparatively Holland
!Reward Islands 1 0 I 6ottetsburgh
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with him, and requiring them to take -the oath of solitary exception, were in a.low, and many of them cheaper than Crown Glass. The:Glass at this NV,lre. 0 0 i Jamaica Sprain, fitted ,
allegiance to him or quit his im-ritory l" that despair in a seriously diseased state ; the greatest exertions house is allowed to be of the finest colour and brilli. HIGH-WATER at LiiND6N--RRID------GETO•3-1-6rn4".;.. •or Expo: tarion
bad then seized them, and whith; added to the al-- , were 'made to support life in several Of them, and, ancy, far exceeding the French manufacture, and con- Morino.; - ,;,,,,,tot. riff * - •o• Apart
1 ready commenced disease; had brought the greatest we aei happy tf.r.sato we, arrived on the 11th May siderably cheaper. Glasses conveyed to any part of Afternoon .. .
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part of them on the bed of sickness and the state we, "lest. Without a death. . the kingdom, on spring machines, without the c>
' . then saw them in." . %-, . _ - LONDON; Printed and published by Lam K I .
. • d el Thus having given you a brief outline of the pease of packing-cases.
?lace, Temple-liar.
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