Star.
London, England, 1801-03-18 00:00:00

POLICE, att.

Bow.sraerr.—Monday evening Dsvid Whitt,
a (*Wier belonging. to the Third Regiment of
Guards, was examined before R. FORD, and T.
Posta sow, Efqrs. on a charge 'if robbing the Rev.
Dr. Hamilton, in Kenfington Gardens.
Dr. Hamilton fated, that on Tnefdav, the soth
infant, as he was walking through Kenfington-
Gardens, about three o'clock in the afternoon, he
obferved the prifoner, White, finding in one of
the alcoves, at the diflance of about tco yards
from hint, when having tome fitipicion of his in-
tention, he turned back, on which the prifoner fol-
lowed him ; and, finding he gained ground upon
him, profecutor flopped, when the prifoner came
up to him, and afked him to give him fomething,
faying, he was a readier in digit-as ; that after cx.
pofittlating with him on the impropriety of his
I ( • .! • ^ in htg:zing, lie gave him lixpence or a
p which the prifoner received, but telling
-timid not do, and at the fame time hold-
h.lisig«,ll he had in his hand in a threatening
po.tition over profeeutor's head, demanded his mo.
;Icy, and fwore he would murder him, unlefs he
mfantly delivered it ; that, after giving. him his
money, to the amount of ;:bout ii. fts. prifhner de-
manded his w.ttch, which was itlfo delivered to
him, and he went away, ordering him to return
the way he came, and that if he looked hack, he,
the prifoner, would ft flow and murder him ; that
he Id not fee the prifoner again till the ptefent
time, but was pofittvc he was the man that robbed
him as before defcribcd.

James Picrcy, a boy employed to look after his
Majelly's (peep in Kcnrngtna Gardens, faid, that
he faw the pnfoner there on the afternoon of the
Jodi infl.int, and lent him a knife to trim a flick,
he then had with him ; that having heard of the
robbery, and feting the prifoner .again this day
(Monday), in the gardens, he told two men at
work the.c of it, who fecured him.
The two men alluded to corroborated the
boy's teflimony as to the hpprehenfion of the pri-
ironcr, and produced a large bludgeon they took
from him. _ _ _

The indenter. on being aOced by the Magihate
if he would uifh to male any reply to the charge,
dcai.d it in two, but the lift bag fo ftroagly rue-

!Ito t, ti. the partici were bound over to profccute
inn! I,r the highway robbery at the nest Old
in,' Dar, liVliam nvogood, David Evant, Di-
ana Lhnd, ilLiyaret Cogin, and Ann Cogin, were
brought in cullody, on fuipicion of robbing the cal-
lien grounds of Mr. G. Sutherland, at Mitcham,
in Sin of a quantity of printed callicoes.
By tile testimony of Riven, Jones, and other of-
ficers who apprehended the prifoners, it appeared,
that in confequence of Tome private information
they had received, they went on Monday evening
to a houfc in Rofe-ftreet, Long-acre, where they
found the prifoner Day, and feveral remnants of
printed callicoes now produced. together with'a
loaded pillol, and that the prifoner Diana Bond
was in company with him. That they went to a
houle in Bambridgc-ftreet, St. Giles's, in the pall
fiige of which they met the prifoner Tauogood, who
made a desperate refinance, and endeavoured to
draw a loaded pillol from his pocket to shout Ri-
ven, the officer. That in a Loom on the ground:
floor of the fame houfe they found the prifoner
EVani, Margaret Cogin and Ann Gozin, and in a
box feveral remnants of printed callicoes, a quan-
tity of pick-lock keys, an iron crow, two loaded
pittols, and two cutfaffes. The remnants of calli.
co exaaly correfponded with the patterns of thole
stolen from Mr. Sutherland's grounds, which were
only robbed on Sunday night, and the prifoners
not being able to account how they came pained
of them, were committed for farther examination-
GOlLDHAl.L.—Yefterday Valentine Henley was
fully committed for trial, on a charge of Mr. J.
Aynfliw, with picking his pocket in Fleet-ftreet,
oftwo hand kerchiefs, valuefourtaen &Mingo, which
he had jut! bought.
Jonathan Brough, profeffing himfelf to be an at-
torney, was charged by Mr. Thomas Wood, pro-
prietor of wine-vaults in the neighbourhood of
Fleet-ftreet, on fufpicion of ftealing a col. Bank of
England note, about three months fmce.
Wistracnessz.—Yefierday a falefman entered
into recognizances, for having in his poiTcffion a
large quantity of wearing apparel, which had been.
burglarioufly Bolen at Long Dittos', in Surry, by
thieves not yet known.
Thomas Sayer: was put to the bar a fecond time,
charged with' fraudulently obtaining three fcale
beams belonging to different fugar bakers, value
upwards of twenty pounds, which he afterwards
fold for about forty Millings each. He was ac-
quitted of the felonious charge, but was detained
till he gets fufficient bail to anfwer for his future
good behaviour.
WORSPI 7.-sr z ET.—Yellerday
.7110 Smith,
charged with having (lola' nearly 200 weight of
lead; the property of Mr. Gamfon, was fully com-
mitted for trial. Mannerly, and 7.Hugh", porters
belonging to an inn in the City, underwent an ex-
amination, charsd upon oath with having Bolen
a quantity of broad cloth, the property of perfons
unknown. They were committed for further ex-
amination.

Saturday fc'nnight, as one Arthur, a carpenter,
at Andover, was removing tome earth in his gar-
den, to repair the end of his house, he difcovered
a cup, about eighteen inches below the futface,
which contained upwards of ihty piece; of ancicn,
filver coins, of the faze of fixpences, !killings, an
half-crowns.

Concarrs LEMON Jvica.—Mr. Cexwatt, of
Temple-Bar, having been givat to uncierfland that
fume other Acid has been fold for Concrete Lemon
Juice, feels it neceifary to obfer-c. that he is per-
mitted to refer to the highea Authorities in this
kingdom for the purity of that prepared by him-
fell; and he truas that the precaution of figning
every package with his name and in his own-hand
writing, will afford fufficient fecaritl againit iru-
pofition, te thole who (hall defirous to make
ufe of this convenient and elegan: preparation.
Thcre are many circumflances in (peculation
that the Public do not immediately fee, which when
pointed out to them, carry the molt mathematical
conclufions, and amongft this number may be
reckoned, the prefent State of the Lottery Wheel,
which is fo rich that it has but Prizes drawn
out of the Seventeen large ones, whiff} near half of
the Lottery is already drawn.—This great difpro-
[onion in favour of Tickets is fo felf-evident, that
we thould not wonder if Tickets fuddenly role con-
fide, obi", above the precut price.

Curious Ciresonjance relative is Me Pigot Diamond.
It was remarkable that one or two days before the
chance of the Pigot Diamond was determined,
there was not (independent of the (even hundred
numbers Pealed up for the life of the proprietors)
a tingle Ticket to be had, though ten pommy had
been offered at feveral Lottery Offices for only
jam, which was two guineas over the original
price—No bad hint for thole who delay buying
in the prefent State Lottery, %%Lich, even in the
advanced Rate of the drawing, holds out no lets
than retro Capital Prize,. mtnl:i the other from
the beginning held out but one.

FOUR,' TENTH DAT OT DRAWING.—The Ticket,
No. 444707 drawn Yefterday a Priz: of 30001.
was fold in one Half, one (tarter, one Eighth,
and two Sixteenth Shares; and the Ticket, No.
50,06 t, drawn on the s ith Day, a Prize of THIR-
TY THOU. AND POUNDS, the property of a number
of induflrious Tradcfmen' were both fold by T.
DISH, at his Old State Lottery Office, No. 4,
Cornhill, London; where No. 34,925, a Prize
of 20,0°01. No. 1,957, a Prize of aoool.
Nos. 11,683, 17,248, and 32,333, Prizes of ;cool.
vial, were all Shared and Sold in the IA Year ;
alto in former Lotteries,
I: of ,C 30,000 I Prise of C3,cco
10 •• 20,000 3: -- spoo
z 6 10,000 39 ..••• 1•000
14 5,000 59 Soo
Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are
felling daily at the Offices of T. 81./f, No. 4,
Cornhill, London, Mancheiter, and Edinburgh;
aid all. Prizes paid on Demand.

COURSE OF
Hamburg% 31 8 i 4 U.
Ahura - 31 9al U.
Lephoru - 54}
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