Star.
London, England, 1831-09-10 00:00:00

OLD DAILEY. Sept. 9.
OLD COURT.

(Before Mr. Pena RITLT, Mr. Justice Acnzasox, sod
Mr. Justice Parrises.)
Joseph DWI*? was Indicted for assaulting Joseph Mead,
and reedits his of two sovereigns. The robbery was
sworn to hum Wes ownhted in a public-house in Toth&
street, wines the prbaser, the prosecutor, and other per.
sore together. The witnesses stated that the
ipriistwwwiri=gthso out of the peoeseeter's hood t but
the posses; in defence. denied this fact. sod alleged that
the possewnse pat the money in his bends as stakes for a
fight—The Jury acquitted
TONIZIT $T • WOOLLlN.Diargell INOTNIAN.

Jams RoUssion, a youth of rather respectable appearance
and address, was indicted for stealing at various times
silk and woollen goods to the amount of about OWL
front the warehouse of hls employers, Main. Henry
Viprs and Charles James East, who reside in Leicester-
effsir&
The prisoner was placed at the bar, and pleaded Not
Guilty t but, alter having consulted his professional ad.
visas, be retracted his ides, and immediately pleaded guilty
to the minor charge of stealing under the value of fire
pounds.
Mr. C. Pantiles, for the prosecutors, consented to this II
arrangement ; and said that Justice would be fully an-
swered by It. He therefore declined offering any evi.
dence.

Evans, a hitherto respectable tailor, of Northunt-
betreet, Strand, was then indicted as a receiver of
part of the property, knowing it to have been stolen.
Mr. Curwood, however, applied on affidavit to have the
case postponed till Tuesdiy, in consequence ef the absence
of a materhd

The Wester Robinson then made the same plea as above to
several other Indictments charging him with stealing alto.
gether, to the amount above-inentioeW.
David Field end Maria Meld., were lodieted fur assault-
ing on the 14th of August, Duncan Gerald, on the King's
highway, end stealing from his person a bat and band, value
10s. a gold snuff-box, value 21. a watch guard, value 9s. and
371. in money. h appeared, by the statement of the prose.
cuter, that he was welting, at stout half-past one o'clock,
on the morning of the above day, towards his home in
Wormwood•street, but in passing by a number of men and
women in Rose-lane, some of the men, among whom was
the prisoner Field, seised him by the arms with some vlo.
lence, and pressed him against a wall, whilst others of the
party violently opened his left hand trousers pocket, and
robbed him of a pocket-book, containing about 361. in
notes. They aho wok from his other pockets the other
articles above mentioned. He lost his hat and cried
murder" In the scale, in which be stated that he was in
fear of his life, _ _ _

The jury found them guilty of stealing from the person.
Walhurges Evers Rotainto, a Frenchwoman, was indicted
for robbing a lady, named Corey, of 601. in Bank notes, and
a quantity of silk, wearing apparel, and other articles, of the
value of over 1001.

liepileOtie;Pui in a long written defence, in which she
alleged that the silks and property bad been sold to her by
the prosecutrix for eighteen guineas, and that the prosecu-
trix herself placed them in her box.
Mr. Justice PATTZIBOX suninted tip the evidence, and
the jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of guilty.
NEW COURT.
Before Mr. Sergeant Muzzy.
Joh* 44/plient, a respectable looking youth was capitally
indicted for stealing nine gold rings and other articles be-
longing to Anthony Asseretti.—Verdkt—Guilty, Death.
Ann Collin., a respectable looking matron, was indicted
for stealing a quantity of glass and some kitchen materials,
the Koperty of Oen. Talky. her master.
The Jury returned a verdict of aunty—and she was Gen.
teased to six months' imprisonment and hard labour.
Mary Ann Davis was indicted for staling a purse con.
tithing 31. from the person of a Chancery banister of the
name of Dixon. _ _

R. Dixon, Esq. deposed, that he is a banister in practice
in the Court of Chancery. On the 3d of August, in the
evening, be was proceeding to his chamber, when he met the
prisoner, wbo entreated him to go with her, but be declined
the invitation ; but she still stuck to him until they arrived
at the comer of a court, where she made a precipitate retreat,
and he found himself minus M. and a purse. lie caused the
" lady " to be taken into the melody of a policeman.
Mr. C. Panties, the counsel for thirsoner subjected
the learned prosecutor to a rigid and ix crosii.exmains.
don, which appeared to create a good of interest.
Mr. C. Pan.Live.—At what hour did you meet the
',boner P _ _ _ _

Dlr. Dhum.....allt about a cantata to 12.
Mr. Parastirs.—Why that rather a late hour for a bar.
rimer to be roaming ?
Mr. DLacm..—Not particularly. I think I have had the
pleasure of meeting you at a later hour.
Mr. PHILLIPS.ProbabIy you have in that neighbour.
hood, but you cannot say that I was ever robbed by a fair
lady in any of my nocturnal perambulation. The young
woman at the bar is rather good looking,—eh, Mr. Dixon?
Mr. Dior.—There are many opinions respecting beauty,
but rally I am not aware that the lady has any claim to par.
ocular ebarnr.

Pseesurs...—When taken into custody, I believe eke
bad be. in bee band.

Mr. Thzc .—I lyre aot beard until now that such was
the coos.

AA
policemen was &isa, who admitted that he examined
the prisoner hr every place where Ave sovereigns could he
hut he found noes of that description of coin.
The 's defence was that she borrowed the money
she hi her band, and other money, in order to discharge
a debt.

ilia Javy foxed a verdict of Guilty.

POLICH REPORTS

Go umusu..--Mery Middletts was brought up yester-
day before Mr. Alderman Wood, for raexaminatioo,
Charged with stealing the clothes of Mary Ann Boob, aged
five years. The child was enticed sway from Bieg-auset,
tleztfiat &bait noon on Monday last, and the prima
stripppptagher in St. Ann's-lane. but she was ob-
served and 4Naioed. A huh charge was now made against
her. It appeared that en Wednesday se'nnight, Mr. New-
ton, a chinaman. In Tothill-sweet, sent his daughter, aged
I eleven years, with two younger children, Into St. James's
Park, where the plower societal them, and giving the girl
a penny, sent het sway to buy some apples, while she car.
dal off the two Milliken. The father, after an anxious said
of severamibtoveeed one child, which had been found
otripped of every article of clothing. except
11111pinilne_ • benowing suspense of forty.eight hours
essuestel haw be mull trace the other child (a boy, four
peen old err bM been left in a similar state of naked-
um be The prisoner did not deny the charge,
read dal lotimated that he should commit be as
bob semi bet sibs use esneetiod, that the chain of evidence
sip be =lie use emplese.
11170011.146.AILICAFTVRE OF PICILIPOCIZTS AT Tin
ColliONATlONo•••Yanlidlys 09 less than 39 well-know•
Ipluigiockets were brought before Me. firegode by the now
constables, charged with. pliatiog pockets m Pala.
ment-street, during the piemeles of his Majesty to Week
'defter Abbey. Thq 000i06. whit coo or two
ammeitted for these mobs ee sbe House of Cesesertime,"direed
s
se be kept to bed hbaseribe light-fingered WW2 were
an
seeesseedul lispaistatutetpsiwatus of beoo of tbe
um pollee, besides were on duty, and
Crawly a robbery of as consequence took place.
ASSAULTS AT TUE Leaostaitos.—John Walters, a see.
LI oat in the employ of Captain Calderon, was charged with
limenking a police constable of the P division, Nu. 40. It
that the constable endeavoured to prevent the de.
t, who wu intoxicated, flan coming down Due's.
yard, according to the orders given out, when the defendant
violently assaulted him. The defendant, in reply, said,
that he was ?bag for Lady Calringten'e carriage. The
Magistrates land him 40s. William Luston, of No. 2s,
WalsoMlo4l4 woe Mad 31. for violently assaulting the
Pain alierake duty at the coronation. John Atkinson
um keg 40s. for emetthing a police constable on duty at
Vesabell (Wardell& Several other persons were fined in
1211111Zipenalties, he assaulting the ceestables on duty.
The their sad conduct sfacdon at the
lot the new policeatesed Coronation.
Hation-GanDsx...—Yesterday, a ferocious looking fel.
low, named Jolla Nkbolson, who stated that he was an en.
raw, in the ensp of Mr. Draidurai of the New-road,
was Charged with wWilly busking two seeapee, the pro.
party of Mr. George Chantry, the board of the Horse-
shoe Tap, in Tottathani.eourtioad, sod also with commit.
112 assault upon Mr.
tit o'clock yesterday
r. Chantey. his wife, andyestehdiLy

et .ated,
morning, the defendant came to ... hens is i beastly
stale
.of intosication, and asked foe balf-e-pint et
Ono and on being retooled, be seised two dam.
meters that wars on the bar wthdow, containing brandy.
and dabbed them upon the ion. Not bibs saddled with the
mischief be had done, be seized a basket containing Me.