Star.
London, England, 1802-06-03 00:00:00

POLICE, kc.

MANsiox-House.— Saturday a fervant to Lord
Roia.l was charged with inflating Mr. Canner,
the City Marfbal, on the preceding night, at Mer.
chant Taylor's Hall. Lord Rolle having appeared
,n his behalf, the LORD MAYOR forgave him, on
his promiling to make a proper apology.
Gu I LD If AI. L.—Saturday W. Moore was charged
before Alderman Riosy, with Realing the fame
morning, from the warehoufe of Mr. Strickland,
butter-fator, in Nesvgate.market, one fiat, con-
taining 341 b. weight of butter, his property, value
11. 16s. tod. He was fully committed to Newgate
for trial.

LIN toN.Hata..—Saturday a watchman, of the
name of Coleman, was charged by Mr. Miles, of
the Black Dog, in Vauxhall Walk, with alrmilting
him the preceding night, and giving him a fi:vere
blow over the temple, which nearly alreaed his
life, without any atlignable cattle. He was com-
mitted for want of furetics.

WHITECHAPEL.—On Saturday a farmer's man
was fully committed to Ncwgate, on a charge of
healing various implements of hulbandry, as well
from his matter as the neighbouring farmers.
Titan es Orrice.—Saturday a man of the
name of Rice, who had plundered a thip in the
River about fourteen months tince, in company
with feveral other perlons not yet taken, was exa-
mined, and ordered to be brought up again on a
future day.
Veneraay Jofcph Bolfover, John Lill, and
Liam ✓Litters, were brought to this Office, charged,
on the oath of William Flolcro, one of time Sur-
, veyors belonging to this Office, that about one
' o'clock )elterday morning, he being on duty near
Iropgate, and feeing the prifoners, whole appear-
an& e•.cited his fulpicions,he rowed towards them,
orders to his men, Watts and Laraway,
dun in the Thames boat, to board them ; upon
which Rollover knocked Watts down, and after-
wards prefented a loaded pifiol at him, which, for-
tunately, miffed fire. Lill, the other prifoner,
feized a fcull, threatening to beat his brains out ;
upon which Legat and another waterman went
into their boat, and, with the affdlance of another
Police boat's crew, who by this time came up,
they were all three fecured ; and, on learching
Bolfover, two more loaded piftols, one of which
was a four-barrelled rifled one loaded, was found
upon him, together with a bundle of picklock
keys and skeletons to. break open the locks of the
!hips' hatches to come at the cargo to plunder.—
In this condi& the party threw feveral things over
the fide of the boat, impoflible for the Officer to
recover. The refiltance that one of them made,
after he was in cuftody, was extremely violent,
and in which fcutile one of the Police watermen

was plunged into a ftron4 ebbing' tide, and with
much difficulty laved. I'he prifoners Bolfover
and Lill were ordered for reexamination, and
Whirlers enlarged by friends coming forward to
be refponlible for his appearance on it tecond exa-
mination.

HATTON.GA ROE N.—Monday night two young
men were examined, on fufpicion of privately rob-
bing a young man of a filver watch, in the tali-'
room of Mr. Kendtick, the Hat and Ton, Raton-
-011 Sunday evening laft. The evidence
adduced Rated, that the prifecutor falling atle.p,
with his watch lying before him, which he forgot
'to fecure, one of:the waiting women of the bottle
put it into his wail-leo:it pocket, giving ligniticant
figns to the two prifoners to avail themfelves of
the opportunity of doing what they pleated with
it, which was elated : after diligent enquiry the
cafe of the watehi was traced to a dealer near the
p!ace, who, it teems, gave a fair price for it ; the
infide was found in the elicit of one of the prifo.
ners, and produced before the Magidratv, and
was idcntihed by the owner and watch-maker ;
but to afcertain how far the fervant was concerned,
they were all three committed for re-examination.
John Oliver and James Ting were examined,
on fufpicion of divers felonies in various parts of
the metropolis. They were committed for re-ex-
amination. _ _ .

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PUBLIC OFFICE, SHADWELL.—Yetierday John
Beanie, a feaman difcharged from his Majelly's
(hip Pheebe, at Sheernefs, a few days fince, charged
Mary Greenly with robbing him of 391. at Green-
wich. He Rated that, from the frequent warnings
which appeared in the Papers, of fellow.failurs
being robbed, he took the precaution of putting
zoL Shcernefs notes in a talk handkerchief, which
he tied about his neck as for common wear ; the
remaining 191. which was in Bank of England
notes, be put into his trowfers' pockets ; met with
the prifoner at a public-houfe, where they drank
together: but the enticed him to another horde,
where they remained all night, and, when he
awoke in the morning, his money was gone, with
the handkerchief about his neck, and he left en-
tirely deflitute.
On being apprehended by the Officers, Riley
and Elby, the had only one penny upon her, and
a duplicate of fame old articles; but it was dire°.
vered that the had an ample wardrobe at another
place, fuppofed to have been purchafed with fume
of the ftolen Bank notes.

It was further traced, that the prifoner changed
fome Bank notes with a filler of the name of Sul.
livan, fuppofed to be an acceilltry after the fad.
They were both committed for a rehearing.
Lail week the following male convk'ls left the
Cattle of York, in order to be delivered on board
the hulks, at Langfton harbour, ncar Portfraouth,
viz.—David Gibfon, Richard Wilkinfon, James
Carrot, Matthew Noble, William Fenton, Wit.
ham Peel, and John Milton, to be tranfported dur.
ing the term of their natural lives.—J. Haigh, for
fourteen years.—Wm. Emerfon, Mac Brooke,
George Hobfon, Richard Rhodes, Chrill. Almond,
J. Bamforth, and John Pepper, for 'even years.
On Friday laft the body of Captain Harrifon,
of the brig Neptune, of Gainiborough, who was
drowned in attempting to get on hoard his vellel,
in the Humber, ou Saturday the 6th of February
!all, was found in the Humber, oppofite Hull, after
having been milling near four months ; and was
interred at that place on Saturday.
On Wednefday fe'nnight, the body of Mrs. Er-
flcine of York, who was drowsed on Sunday night
the ilith of Oftober Litt, and for which the molt
diligent fearch had been made for many day,, was
found floating in the: aver Gore, near Middlethorpe.
The body was in a mote petlca time than might
have been expeded, from the length of time it had
remained in the water.

On Monday Tall, Peter Dales, fon of the pro-
prietor of a new corn.mill jull built near Witham
ud the Holdernefs turnpike, fell from the gallery
of the mill, by which three of his ribs were broken,
and he alto received other confiderable bruifes ;
lie is, notwithftanding, likely to recover.
Weduefday fe'tin;ght, two boys of the names
of Joy and Dealing, apprentices with Mr. Ker-
fhaw, of Meadow-lane, in Leeds, dreffer, had been
AM Wing themfclves by fhooting fmall birds, when
Joy, who had a few minutes before charged the
gun, levelled it at Dearing, and (hot him dead up-
on the fpot. The Coroner's Jury fat on the body
of the deceafed, and brought in a verditi of man-
flawrhter. Joy, alarmed by what he had done,
abfconded immediately, and has not fence returned.