Star.
London, England, 1823-07-24 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AllAsiaosotate4siuttut.--Seviu.oataxasit OUlSACt..—lpet.
'ltticniegaiht the name of lanky Goddard, haein; the appestat:taiga
was yeiterduy brought to ;hi" Office Irvin t.
?Was 4aitchhoese, charged with a dot sod smolt.

hint. Penelope Goddard, the widow of the lite Mr. Steel, who
established the Navy i.ist, stat ,ed "hat after the death of 'Mr.
ithoirft ihthe.pessililfin Of shanYthianitalid -pollards,
Abe bad the Misfortune to marry Mr. Goddard, irseirianner
the bar; but she had not king taken this•rash step era she had
bitter cause ttrrefatiffeof it. After expending the Whole 'ofllief
property, hededtrted her and refused her adtsupport. 'Titus left.
totally destitute, and unable any longer to procure food for bet
iionr clifidreb,the was under the cruel neeels. fry of Ouch+ tieti-et
them is Mary-la-bonne and one In St. Workhouse, Where
they are to this moment supported by those 'Pari;hes, the at:lts
of which have long been searching after Mr. aoaro, iiiedeffpitt
him to make sonic provision fur his family. Tuesday eveni4,
about six o'cliick,ss Mrs. Goddard was passing through Fleet•
street, she met her hethitid, but mile ntr atteMpt to address
He, however, was not so forbearing towards her, whom be had
already-so deeply itdated ; for, not content with applying to her
every otiprilbrions epithet he could think of, and Collecting a
crowd round her in the street, be employed spared of butchers'
boys and others from Fleet-market to pursue her along Bridge-
street, hooting after her in the most frightful manner, arta eta
Welly .itisaaldng her. Val. fortunately for Mrs. 'Goddard, ha
elderlytentleman, of the name of IFitagerald, who possessed a
little more of humanity than her amiable husband, met her near
the Bridge in this distressing situation, and he at once deter:
mieed to roicue her ffrOm her brutal assallatite. He tecordlnify,
with great-promptitude, hurried her Into a boat, in which ho
accompanied her, and rowed of with sU speed towards West.
winner. Mr. Goddard, determined on pursuing his victim
tlitbugh every element, as promptly maimed another boat, 'int
Mint With Min three'af hill Whuman associates, folliihed titre
course of Die. Fitsgresid's boat; taping out the *hole way
along the rive, r, with the moat dreadful vociferation', to the di&
ferent watermen and others to stop the fugitives. This upioar
thretv the Whole river into Commotion • and the eipetiffion *as
attended with as large a cetteuerse of boats, if it +reel a 4bitt•
rase of another description. Mr. IPitsgerold, howeiren, kept
firmly to his purpose of insuring the safety of Mrs. Goddard,
(of when it appeared that he knew• nothing but that she was a
.female in distress), and inspiring his waterman with some of
that ardour and gallantry thatainimitted lihnielf, he kept ahead
of the enemy, and landed his charge iu safety at Whitehall-
stain; knowing that his pursuers, who were sufficiently numer-
ous to overpower him, must Sabo be at its heels, Fitzgerald
took the ,Istubedlitte #rolialtion,nt dephsking et. (Pukka is
the eattling-hosee at the Morse GtWdsoinder the care el tomb
soldiers, while he himself procured a constable in sufficient time
to give 'Mr. Goddard, on his landing, the sort of reception his
conduct merited, Mid lodged him ial St. Jabal watehtutute,
• *here* lay taillight.
Mr. Fitzgerald's/he is about TO years *rage, folly corroborated
the statement of Mrs. Goddard is to the thace on the river. Ste.

Mr. Dvas, the Magistrate, now called on Mr. Goddard to
account for this unmanit and extraordinary behaviour; upoa
which he launched into the most disgraceful language and abate
towards Ms wife, whom he represented to h 6 a tammon *NO.
Walker, and whom be boasted of having seduced -ht the Webb
l of her fawner husband.
The Magistrate reproved him for this shameful, line of defence,
and said if he had none better to offer, he must findlood Who
aniWer for his conduct.

The beitedant said ha should proeere et bafl t and ha whit
etenmined to pHs's*. The PM* OS" *her hiftwarrani
1 Ninon him, were proem and leaned vety glad to set Yin et
the Once.

Gustanats..--Onaaonom Couto/mop a Bow4mass Orman.
—David Warms, one of the Dow-street officer's, dressed in his
dada! costume, Vrat brought up yesterday before the *Ol4
Magistrate, Mr. Alderman Cox.
George Mulford, a beauty coacianaa4 In the employ if kis.
Herds, of Kenniugten, stated, that be was coming ever Sleek-
frtars-bridge between four and five o'clock on the afternoon of
Tuesday, when he observed the prisoner very much Intoxicated,
and flourishing his cutlass about in one hand, and his constable's
staff in the other. At she foot of the bridge he stopped a glass
coach, and insisted, by virtue of his authority, to amok end,sce
what was io it. Scarcely had the driver of it with dieculty get
clear from hits, when a little girl about 14 years old, cameleer
with ascouphi of bundles of dirty linen ; the prisoner immedliavly
stepped her, and Masted upon Ming whist she had gotta thew
the child was mock frightened, and although she told hint it eras
only clothes to be washed, and Mewed him the washing
be insisted upon examining them, and handled the girl sa
roughly, that he (Mulford, interfered to protect her', and told
the prisoner that if he was an *Sam Ise ought not to use achni
is that Manna. itninediately en Melba prisoner struck Mn
violently with his constable's staff, and repeated his blows several ,
times, saying he was an °freer. A great crowd was cache&
and with the assistance of some of them, ho at length succeeded'
la eutrpowerfag the siseach4 Mr-staff sad alias
from him, and conveyed him into Bridentelik ! •
bit. Alderman. Cox 'ordered the primmer to lad hail fte
aneault. tp blot at the same fhae.tliat be OTOS
it his duty to area a copy of the Madge* now villa ai •
transmitted to Sir Richard Birth:. • . •

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and lighting in the streets at two o'clock in the moreing. Me,
was Slimmed frees the Tread. min -mil eo Topeday, at whidebe
had km amused two mouths for gambling. -Tile Magiiiiste
asked him whence he came and where was. his reddened alg
reply was, from Preece, Spain, and India, sad his last residwitar
was "the Hosea of Coneethet, easedagehostsee, I summit
King; why has * dot ie Sago mils Sal I wooed kint 14ZZ
in the Ma Regiment, sad bleght his battles an ore; the , .
against an madam sod an cabin'; Ind sire enough he has
re-
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