Star.
London, England, 1814-10-08 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bow:musET—Yesterday J. Flow:rs was furl own.
nutted, charged vi.th stealing a qn,intity of to Is, tbas
property of three cArpenters, in the employ at Mr.
Home, of Whetstone. _

MANSION lii,usr..----Henry Hart, an old offendtT,
after his return from six years transportation, and
having been since commitied to the House of Correc-
tion, was again caught at the old trade, charged with
robbing the warehouse of Mr. Linradale, of Fen
church-street, hatter. He was f 'and on Thursday
evening on the premises with a paved of hats is his
possession. Committed for re examination.
GOILDIIALL.—XesttrdAy 1. Dai:, the pirter of
Messrs. Cowley, Son, and Saecton, of Cateatou-•
sttcet, who was remanded. charged. with having in his
possession 48 yards Of Osnaburgh wrapper, toe pro-,
petty of his employers, was brmght up for examina-
tion. Mr. Cowley attended, but would not swear to
the property being his by the mat ks on it, but he had
no doubt it was. The prisoner was then disk:h.:aged;
and Mr. Cowley expressed his hope, that, as aim this
he could not give him a character, he would gi to
some part of the country where he was not known,
and there, by honest industry, retrieve his character.
The prisoner promised to do so.
HATTON GAMnE Walgank was yesterday
brought up for a second examination, charged with
cruelly beating a woman, of the name of Sarah
Stacey, now in B trtholomew's Hospital. Browa, the
officer, was dispatched to the Hospital, to, learn the
Surgeon's report. On his return he sta:ei that the
woman was not out of danger, and that there was a
consultation of Surgeons to be held on her ; on which
account the prisoner was realandi:J for another exa-
mination.

QUEEN-SW:AIt P.-HACKNEY Co/min.—Yesterday
Capt. Thomas Carrick exhibited a complaint against
the driver of the hackney-coach, Na. 229, for rein sing
to take him to Temple 13:ir from Covent Garden
Theatre, after the play, on the 21st of September,
after Mr. Carrick had seat ad himself in the coach.—
Convicted. Penalty 21's. and costs.
Bernard Crumpe, Esq. of the 3lst regiment, exhi-
bited his complaint against the driver of the hackney.
coach, No. 21., for extortion and insolent behavi •:r.
Convicted in the penalty of 20s. which the man re-
fused to pay.
The same man, Edward Broad, the driver of Na.
21, was then put to the bar, on a warrant for assault,
ing and abusing a L:tdy, his fare. Mr. Cotaautious
told the man that he must now go to lititieviell or
rind good bail, for he stood committed nut under iiny
Hackney Coach Act, but for a conittioa assault. The
maa, in default of bail, went to Blidewell.
Ju.reph Bench, driver of No. 83 I, was convict •d in
the penalty of 20s. for abusive language to William
Day, his fare.
'rue driver of No. 303, was also convicted in the
same penalty, for a similar offence, regular tickets
having been refused in all the above cases. All these
parties•said that they had neither money nor bail, but
the sight of Bridewell, in the af et noon, had the eifeet
of enabling them to find both rather than .go to
" durance." So malty of these complaints coming
on in one day, the Office w•ts nearly filled with
hackney-coachmen to hear the result, and au appr. .
prime -lecture was read to Olen).
Uatia H ►1.1.,..--Yesterday R. Luci,aFas Bardiv,
was charged with stealing a luirse. The rrisciatr was
detected in offerntg it f it sale, at an early hour, by a
watchman in the Borough, who took him to the
watch.liouse. Goff, the officer, questioned him, %%lira
he said, the horse was his father's, and that he lived
at Titsey, in Surrey. Upon further enqiery, it turned
out that the horse was the property of Mr. 'II:Ars, of,
the George Inn, Farnborough, and was stolen out of
his meadow the preceding evening. Fully committed.
An information was heard against T. Downs, for
keeping a private still. J. Walters and R. Collins,
officers of Excise, having received notice that a private
still was at work on the premises of a Mr. Francis, in
Vine-street, Lambeth, they went there, when the pri-
soner, on seeing them, ran away ; they put sued ; and
after leaping two or three hedges, they secured him,
and on searching him, they found a key, which
opened a back warehouse, in which they discovered a
still that had been at work, and in which was some
wash ; they also found six bladders of strong spirit
ready for removal. Mr. Francis told them, that he
let the warehouse to the prisoner. The Magistrates
convicted him in the penalty rif JC3O ; and, in default
of payment, he was committed to prison for 6 months.

William Covennay, who was stabbed by his wife
in Brownlow-street, Drtity-late, a few days ago, and
taken to the Middlesex Hospital, is declared by the
Surgeons to be out of danger. •
Friday se'nnight a person, or persons, having con-
trived to get into the house of Mrs. Wild, at Ly ming-
ton, by cutting a pane of glass from a window, and
opening a back door, proceeded to the sitting-room of
Lieut. La Tour, of the Royal Foreign Artillery, who
lodged in the house, broke open his writing-desk, and
wok therefrom seven or eight pounds and s,,tne silver,
together with clothes, &c. to a considerable amount,
and then retired unobserved, leaving behind them a
bill-hook, intended, no doubt, tor the murder of the
Lieutenant', in case of resistance.
Sonoma DRAT/IL—Ann Taylor, a woman of the
town, residing in George-street, St. Giles's, dropped
down dead as she was adjusting herself before the
glass, about seven o'clock on Wednesday evening.
Saturday last the foreman who conducted the alte-
rations carrying on at the Sessions-house in West.
minster, whilst in his employ, suddenly dropped
down, and instantly expired.
Monday a man of the name of Taylor, died sud-
denly at the George Inn, Melksharu, from escessive
drinking. He swallowed two quarts of beer in a
minute and a half.

BIRTII.
Thursday, at his house in White-hart-lane, Ter tettbans, the
Lady of !antes Lawson, Est of a sort, loving 14-r eightt.

Wednesday. the Stla Instant at Distlders'.all Piolt, Bucks, the
seat of William Piyorr, lag. by the Rev. Woolley benceit, Cal.*
taiN lii.drick Hunter, of the King's German Legion, Aii-Oes
Camp to 2.ltlrtehant-Genetal M'Earlskite, to Jam, youngest
daughter of the late Rey. illians King, Rector of Marlow, in
the County of Cork.

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Oct. 1, at Blunderotone, Suffolk, In consequence of Lis g!;n
going accldentally, Stephen Saunders,
friday, tbe Stith of September, at Snythile, near Et rry-hridge,
Yorks Lire, in his 41 th year, James Ttu e, jun. I 1. Lieutenant
CoMillea */ the Wen Y'w Resin:nit at Nltlitia.

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