Star.
London, England, 1825-11-10 00:00:00

POLICE
.INTELLIGE NC

BOW-STREET.
Captain Copeland of the 6th Dragoons, gave information
Tuesday evening, at this office, of the following rubbery:sib."'
Captain, about four o'clock that afternoon, was on horseback
bund•street, and having occasion to call at a hosiers shop than
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to give an order, he dismounted and gave his horse into the cart ,!
a man who was passing, promising to give him something for hi:
trouble: The man was seen to lead the horse up and down for sot;
time, and then tit turn into Stafford-street, where he mounted ~d
rode uff at full gallop towards Mary-la-bonne. Neither h.tiln;
horse have since been heard of, except that some persons saw 14,1,,,
Oxford-street, going in the direction of Paddington. '1.4
had a fustian jacket on, and a bundle in his hand, and his appe,r:
ante was that of a labouring man. An active pursuit has been cam..
menced by the police, but hitherto without success. Captain cot.:.
land values the horse at ISO guineas.
UNION-lIALL
Foatous Da:min.—Yesterday Hestry Pield, the driver of a
lickney chariot, No: 44, was brought up under the authoritt of A
warrant before the sitting:Magistrate, L. IL ALLAN, Ecq. ri• I
with driving so furiously alosig Blackfriars road as to °lntl ;;
of a Gentleman, who was thrown out and seriously bruised, "
Mr. Carter, the complainant, stated, that some days ago, as ht.
pas driving in his gig at a gentle pace along Blackfriare.4-04
defendant. who was proceeding its the same direction, drove akin-
with such fury, in order to get before complainant, that the splinter:
bar of his chariot came in contact with one ut the wheels of tie;
gig, which it instantly upset, and threw the complainant into the
road, who, being a heavy man, had .s narrow escape of be:::.
killed. Notwithstanding this acctlmt, the defti.daot did 14
even pull up his horses after it had taken place, to a<certal+l
damage he had occasioned, but whipped on. Howe...LT, hit
her was subsequently obtained, and a warrant taken oct
hint. Mr. Carter added, that the shafts of his gig were Ala:led
on the occasion.

Jarvey, as usual with men of his fraternity, pleaded his emire
innocence of the charge alleged against him, declaring that he
the greater sufferer of the two; and, as a proof of the 'image „,,
sustained on the day in question, prod twed his coachmakei. t.„.
repairs, amounting to 5/. i 6s.
Mr. Caner, however, brought forward a witness, who pr,ved
'that the dekniant was driving at a most furious rate dun !II
road, when he drove against the complainant's gig, and ups:: it,
The MAGISTSATE immediately inflicted a penalty of Sur. osn
upon the lielendant, who was al 5(1 threatened with an actioa for tilt
damage done to the complainant's gig.

LAMBETH STREET.
BkUTAI. AsS,A ULT.—Yesterday, a Mr. John Brown, cnithc:s;
cletk to a Solicitor, was brought up from Whitechvtl
to answer the following charge of brutal assault:—

Mr. Nathan. a shopieeperiti Whitechapel-road, stated, that of
the preceding night, about half-past 11 o'clo:k, he and bis fatal
were much alarmed by repeated cries of " Murder!" issuing front
the prisoner's house. Shortly afterwards his wife rushrd our. co.
vered with gore, and bhmel streaming front two severe wound, .a
her head, claiming his (Mr. Nathan's) protection. This he of coune
granted her, and took ber to Dr. Collier, who dressed her wounds,
which appeared to be on her scalp. lie afterwards gave the pti.
soner into custody. Mr. Nathan, in conclusion, said that the neigh.
bourliood was constantly disturbed by the outrageous MIAMI of
the prisoner towards his unfortunate helpmate.
A certificate was here handed in front Dr. Collier, confirmatory
of Mr. Nathan's statement as to the extensive nature of the injuries
inflicted by the prisoner.
The Magistrate reprobated the prisoner's conduct in very nurked
terms, and ordered him to give 24 hours' notice of bail, to answer
the charge at the Sessions.

Taylor, the celebrated " move on" watchman, brought
two persons to Bow-street yesterday, as disorderlies,
but they proved that the conduct of the fellow was
suiting in the extreme; and the Magistrate gave in-
timation, that as this was not his first offence, be might
prepare himself to " MOVE off " the list of peacepre•
servers for good.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, NOV. 12.
♦ T THE COURT OF COISHIESIONERS 0r SANMEurts, RASINGMA L L•S 1 Mar.

THIRD MRITUICS.

D. Wood, 11filk•strear, woolien-warehouseman 19
J. Brown, New Crane, Shadwell, plumber 10
W. Ford, Broadway, Blackfriars, tea-dealer . it
J. Bridgman, Spicer-street, Bethnal Green, tallow-chandler to
J. Proudfoot, Queen-street, Cheapside, tallow-chandler 10
W. L. Levin, Leadenhall.street, merchant . 11
G. Wil4on, late of Constitution Row, Gray's Inn lane, corn
ch duller . 10
.

• STCOND "trot Gs.
W. Patterson and W. Elliott, Basingball.atreet, mercbanu 11
W. Pearnian, Euston-street, music-sellcr 10

W. Al'Murdie and W. C. Pout, Epping, stationers.
K. DAvles, Walnut Tree Walk, Lambeth, engineer .
S. Williams, Finsbury-Square, merchant .
J. 0. Smith, late of Southwark, draper .
W. Ridley, Castle-street, Holborn, carpet dealer

FIRST RI RILTINGS.
.J. Stevens, Pall Mall, boot-maker . 11
T. Trott, New Gloucester-street, Holton, builder 10
W. S. W. H. Baker, Kennington-lane, silk hat manufacturer 11
D. Lewis, Lampeter I'ont Stephen, Cardiganshire, innkeeper II
M. Plerpoint, Strand, victualler . . 10
G. Cowper, Oxford-street, linen-draper 12
J. Rounson, Mincing-lane, . merchant II
W. Pott, Union-street, Southwark, victualler . 12
I. Levy, Church-street, Minories, silversmith . It
F. Baker, Hendon, potter . 11
C. S. Smith, Bishopsgate.street, linen-draper . It
J. I.ancefield, Littlebourne, Kent, builder 12
Sir W. Roberts, Bart. Courtlands, Devonshire, banker 12
R. Franklin, Wilmot-street, Brunswick-square, tailor 11
T. B. Rigg, Caroline Place, Chelsea, commission-agent 12
R. Stockley and J. Nickolas, Horse-shoe Wharf, coal-mercbants It
R. S. Willmott, late of Paddington-street, builder 11
S. Fenn, Bell-street. Edgeware road, flour dealer Il
•
B. Rawlings, Castle-street, Leicester-square, jeweller It
J. Smith, sen. and jun. Cateaton street, warehousemen 12
W. Elgar, Castle-street, Holborn, coal-merchant. 10
A. Wilkie, Duke street, Portland Place, upholsterer 11
G. Parminter, Earl-street,_lßlackfriars,_ coal-merchant 11