Star.
London, England, 1825-12-06 00:00:00

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POLIdE INTELLIGENCE.
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BOW STREET.
Edward oxice.44 a• young man well known to the police flashy character, and who, under the name of Smith, hu.,„.•
escaped conviction at the Old Bailey Sessions fur an orferee .;,...: to the one of which he now stands accused, was yesterday ,',,,;:" '
the bar, for attempting to pass a forged .e 5 note.
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one of the Bath and Bristol Bank, a firm not in erss - ")-t
able at the house of Bernard, Savary, and More, London, , P.:-
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not to be found in the Directory.
It appeared in evidence, that on Saturday night last the prisha
went into the shop of Mr. Haskins. a jeweller, in St. Nlartin's " •cost.
citing for his eiac ,:., 1.1-,
and selected a couple of gold seals, a brooch, and watch key, at,,,,t.:.:
in i the whole co' X:. 4s. in payment for which he tendered's-6.
note,
in question. he shop-boy not having sufficient chasm ki.
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his customer, and soot the vote across the way to Air. Bat is ' a snail.- manufacturer, whom lie requested to accommodate hini44lwill. it. Now it so happened that he could not bale :176,i t,, a
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unlucky person for Mr. Cockerell's purpo,e,inasna;:ch sh, .1., '
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found
taken i:lanritsichnsttircrtkeetrirateileet
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similar description. He the.roeil-doraecagcucaoinnitpananceie.d.,
closely watched, though unknown to him, by the street- ke,ftr, ,„i;
shop, where heifft;hreirrebee n
tot of the house, p::Z several embarrassing questiods to his A.„,114.,,_
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customer as to his having °tor:lord nos-ession of the nose; 6,4
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plies to which were so unsatisfactory, that the street-kene: ~,,
invited to walk in and take Mr. Co.:::,:ce:1 lira., co.ody. -
Several other persons were in attendance with c:,.,;,g, „! ash
lar nature against the prisoner; among the re.t, a tai:.., efik:e.,4. of I lupkins, residing at Chelsea, from whom 11,11 id or:;erA a c 0,.,
paying a pound deposit, and a,
four sov-re;zn, ,a ai:,2.,.
which having obtained, it is unaecessary to Fay hr lit,.ght :„,;:
coat world do well enough a little longer, and of eoLrse a
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to lo4k after his new one.

It having been stated to Sir R. Btxtztt, that a respectable enr
ver, in Great Queen-street, had been applied t,l to
Igr.,ve a IN:-
plate, from which he had struck off five limited
which circumstances that had subsequently ari,en,
think, had been ordered for fraudulent purposes, an "Meer rya, se7:
offro request his attendance, in order to ascertain whether t',e C.:,
notes in question were the sante. any other charge; are etpr:Zta
to be gone into against Cockerell, who was remanded lid Tlrardv,
James Baker, of Uxbridge, a china and Staffordshire i•!:ce
was charged under the Hawkers' and Pedlars' Act. vita
having his name painted or written oa the crates iu v a.s
exposing his wares for sale.
Mr. HANSON, the Magistrate, of Hammersmith, said the dt':;-!.,
ant exhibited his goods in the road at Hammersmith. Ih ex -
mined the grinds when they were exposed for sale, but the de-
ant had neglected to affix wt each package his name or a t.a:c:,:.
his license. While he wrs making the examitiation, the defteaili,
began to fasten a paper on the property, andYoa sec 1.4
doing it."—i-The.fila,z,istrates fined bins 101.

HATTON.GAItUEN;
Mr. Elston, landlord of the White ikar, Eyre-street-hal, and
Mr. Calloway, of the Peacock, Gr..y's were each lied
409. fur hay.ng their housci open at a qn cater before twelve,er.
night of the 29th of November, mat the suit of Jobrooti, tulles
amiable coadjutor.

NI ART-LA-BONNE.
Mr. Dent, a haberdasher, in Crawford-street, appeared to anwrer
the complaint of Mr. Chilcock, of Warwick-square, who
that passing the defendant's shop, Li compiny with a young Lad.,
the latter took a fancy to a silk shawl, apparently niatha
Isle went in and paid that sum down, but Air. Dent destuide,l:o:.
more, alleging spat it WA‘ marked £l, add earned to reorn
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10s. already paid. The ticket of price was produced. Tnere va.4
a small .e. over the 1, but no mark of separation between mat and
the 0, which was surmounted with a large S.
M. Dent defended the practice, by stating It was universal
throughout the trade.

Mr. Itavrunson, however, asserted that it was confined to the
disreputable part of the trade. If Mr. Dent meant the article ti
be marked .£l, why need be add the oat all. Did he not marl: r
thus on purpole that it might be raiscilten for M.? lie cottiiderei
it a gross and disgraceful act, and Mr. Chilcock might '
for fraud. Mr. Dent coded the business by returning the in .::e,.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Yesterday the following case was brought before the Magic: vet
On the 26th ult. a Mrs. Raven sent her daughter, VICTea yemuf
age, to pawn some shirts at" Sowerby's, in Brack vas
met by a young man, wbo inquired her name, and whit 41:1r4
going to pledge ? The child told him, and in about an hour situ.
wards he went to Mr. S. told him his sister had lost the 61pcste,
and requested the form of an alfid.or:t to swe a to the priyer:v.
which was given him, and on the following Monday he rul:c::.!
the articles.

denied all knowledge of the nian,hist the Mazistratecaukl
give her no redress. die ordered, however, that in future Livid,
affidavits should be sworn till the party had undergone exam:vanes.
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