Star.
London, England, 1824-11-23 00:00:00

POLICE INTgaIGENCS.

MAN,iia-71-OUSE.
Yesterday Love= and his'orife Were brought up for another
amination, on a charge of Italia* attempted to obtain more,
means of a forged petition.
The female prisoner on the first examination declared,
forged petition was written for her 'from mere chanty, by a
man, who gave her two sovereigns, and in whose house,
mained five hours.
A public notary now came forstiard, and stated, that both
prisoners requested at his office to have a petition, which was •
in French, and much worn, translated. His clerk did tral
and wrote the translation on parchment. It was the same I
presented to Mr. Cotton, with the forged names of Smith,
and Smith, attached to it. It appeared that the prisoner!
stopped In the commencement e their career.
The Loan MATOR, after having consulted with Mr.
said, he was of opinion that no money having been obtaint.d
the strength of the petition, the prisoners were not anienay
ther than as rogues and vagabonds. They might he sent
tread-mill, but he saw no reason why the Alien Act slam.,
put in force in this description of cases, and the patties so
the country, according to its process. We bad, indeed,
rogues of our own to stand in need of an importation. 1,
ship then sent the prisoners back to gaol, and directed that
tion should be made at the Alien Office, on the propriety of
them out of the country. •
GUILDHALL.
Mrs. Earle, and her son John Earle, charged 'with reed,
quantity of brass materials, which:had been ktolen from
Holland, opticians, in St. Paul's Cliuich•yard,were fully emu
The thief in this case is the principalwitness against the
• LIOW-STREET.
Tim Naxos or Aascm—Yesterday Jahn Clarke, the
charged on suspicion of having set &re to-a house lately occupied
Ilium in Mount Pleasant, Coldt;ath-fields, with intent to defraud
County Fire Office, way brought up for a final examination.
Thomas Eckburt, of No. 22, Mount Pleasant, working-
stated, that he lived next dour to the prisoner at the tint
fire. lie saw the prisoner on the ruins the following mortii
said," This is a bad business, Mr. Clarke." " Yes," replied
prisoner, "it is indeed a must melancholy one." Witness •
him if he could tell where be was, and what he was about,
time the fire happened? and he said that he was behind the
counting up copper. Witness also asked him where he y
the fire; and he said on the opposite side of the shop, next
" For Goo's sake, Mr. Clarke, said the witness, " why
not knock at my door when you came out, and also alarm
lodgers?" To this the prisoner made no reply. The witness
asked him where he went when he left his shop, and be -
to Underwood's (the Cheshire cheese, opposite), and that
frightened that they kept hint there. Witness said it w•
distressing affair, especially to his lodgers, who, he mulct
lost everything, and there was one poor man in the hospi
was in a bad state from the bruises hr had received. I!
same time, expretsed a hope that the prisoner would doe
for them, and the latter said no man could lament tl eir
more than he did, and he would do all in his power in th. ir
Several other witnesses deposed to the conduct of the pi!
the occasion of the fire, and to the apparent smallness of '
On Mr. Atter (for the prisoner) being asked if he h
servatlons to snake? the Learned Gentleman ohsetved,
witness on the former examination had sworn that she saw .
seller set his house on lire, lie should decline urging anytill
present, though he was instructed that there was a coat'
swer to the case.
The prisoner was then fay commi:ted for trial, and
nesses were all bound over to prosecute.
W ORS H I P-STREET.
Yesterday, a girl not twelve years of age, of the name
. .

Donwitle, who was in the employment ofaMrs. Newman.
manufacturer, was brought before blr. Batorst and Mr.
the Sitting Magistrates, upon a charge of robbing her en'
sonic silver spoons and other articles of plate, which she
Mr. Fryatt's and Mr. Matthews's. of Whiteeross-stre
name of Rebecca Smitb. The pawnbrokers refused to
property; but it was understood the prisoner's father, a
ing man, would redeem it.
Mr. BZNNET observed, that a respectable pawnhrolter
store the property. He then dwelt in terms of marked
aeon upon the conduct of pawnbrokers taking such valuable
from a child of her age and appearance. The prisoner sea
to the Watch-house until S,itutday next, and then to be take
Refuge fur the Destitute.
M A fix-LA-RONNE.

Yesterday, Mut Berwick, a young man, was brought
tody of Hooker, chargea by Robert Edmonds' with tbru
wife out of the window, at two o'clock on Sunday morning.
Mt. Edmonds, who is well known as au excavator. '"

Torrington-place, Edgware-road, stated, that the pi
married his sister about fourteen months ago, soon after
used her in a mist shameful manner, by violently beating
she has marks on her throat, as if strangulatiOn had been att
That on Sunday morning last, Mr. Berwick came home
o'clock, when witness's sister upbraided him with stepping
late. on which Ise struck her some tremendous blows on '•
which so stunned her, that she was not aware of what fi
she arrived at Nliddlesex Hospital. Witness stated that
was found on the pavement of the street in Gray's-buildings,
chester-square, by the watchman, in a state of insensibility,
ness begged that his sister might be protected front such I
and hoped that sonic redress might be had, so as to hinder
violence of a similar nature.
Mr. Berwick stated, that he came home at the time

Mr. Edmonds, when his wife upbraided him in very severe
and threw knives, forks, &c. at him. He certainly did
but denied throwing her out of the window.
Mr. Itewtmost ordered the prisoner to find bail to
charge at the Sessions.

MARRIED.
Nov. 18, Lieutenant Alexander Macduff, late of the
to Mrs. Macdonald, widow of John Macdonald, Esq.'
tation Kintyre, Ilerbice. .
Saturday, at Portsmouth, Charles Edward O'Neill,
44th Regiment, to Georgiana Hood, daughter of Thomas
Esq. of the Customs.
Saturday, at blary la-bonne Church, Robert M'Willian..
nival's Inn, architect, to Charlotte, daughter and co-heireu
late William Horsfall, Esq. of Norfolk-street, London,
Wath, in Yorkshire.

DIED.
Nov. 21, Mrs. S. M. Gregory, wife of Lieut. A. T
R.N. of West Farleigh, aged 58.
Nov. 11, at Tarbes, Nantes Pyrennees, Jane, the wife
Hodgson, R.N. egbd 36 years; and on the Ist of Septeml
Brian, third so. of Capt. Hodpoo, aged 12 years.

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nt of a Mrs. Newman, a frin-.:. vol.
Mr. Bz.varr and Mr. Ossoit:.r, N. 13.
ge of robbing her employer of neeessar
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of Whiteeross.street, 'r Cur Volume
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prisoner's father, a poor work- I‘l
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rangulatirin had been attempted.
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Berwick came home at two
sled hint with stepping out so
tremendous blows on the head, By HI
not aware of what followed till THP:
Witness stated that his sister
street in Gray's-buildings, Man-
n a state of insensibility. Wit-
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be had, so as to hinder further
to home at the time stated by
aided him in very severe term,, hide
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