Star.
London, England, 1821-07-21 00:00:00

POLICY?.

QUEEN-warm—Corporal Jones, of the Ist Bat-
talion of Grenadier Guards, charged a young Gen-
tleman with assaulting him, and obstructing him in
the execution of his duty. The Corporal said, a de-
tachment of his regiment was ordered on duty, in
Palace-yard, on Wednesday .night, with directions
not to suffer any person to go on the Platfoi m, nor
to obstruct the workmen in their business. The pri-
soner was on the Platform, and was ordered off by
complainant, when he refused to go ; complainant
then gently pushed him, when he struck him violently
in the face. He was immediately taken before the
Commanding Officer, who turned him over to the
Civil Power. The prisoner said his name was John
Jones; that he was Clerk to a Barrister; that he was
very sorry for his conduct, and was willing to make
any compensation to the Corporal. The Magistrate
was glad to see his contrition, he would not prevent
an amicable adjustment; but if he could not settle
the matter with the Corporal, he must find bail.
Rachael Aorman was charged by Pople, an Officer,
with using seditious and opprobrious language
against the King, and exciting a riot and disturbance.
The Officer said, he was on duty at the great gate
of the Abbey, when the Coronation Proce,sion was
entering. On his Majesty's approach several persons
called out, " The King for ever r —when the prisoner
exclaimed, " D—n the King, and the b—y
Bishops, who would not take care of his wife r in
which she was joined by some of the lower orders.
The prisoner pleaded intoxication, which the Ma-
gistrate justly observed, was making one crime an
excuse for another, and ordered her to be remanded.

Benjamin Jauncey, brought to the Office by T.
Cook, a Constable of St. James's, was examined on
charges of picking pockets amongst the crowd in
George:street, on Thursday. The Constable said,
he saw the prisoner and three other noted pickpockets
make several attempts upon gentlemen's pockets ; he
followed them, till he saw the prisoner put his hand
into a gentleman's small-clothes pocket, and draw
forth his purse, wken he seized him, but the others
escaped. The purse, which contained two sovereigns
and a guinea, was claimed by Mr. Arnott, of the
St. Paul's Tavern, Walworth-common, who de-
posed to having lost it in the manner described, and
the prisoner was fully committed.
J. Benjamin and W. Edwards were also fully com-
mitted, for picking the pocket of Mr. Stovell, lea-
ther-dresser, of Bermondsey, of his purse, containing
siz shillings.
MA RLBOROUGII-ST REET.--JohnlVilson was charged
with breaking into the house of Mrs. Broadfoot, in
Berwick-street, and stealing three silver spoons.—
The prosecutrix, who keeps a lodging-house, was
awoke in the morning by footsteps in the house, and
on opening her bed. room door, she saw the prisoner
in the passage, and he escaped by the area. A quan-

led! Of 'Spoons were dispersed about the &Pro but
Daly three were taken away.
LAMBETH-STRIMT.---.J. Palmer wasremanded.
charged with
robbing Mrs. ltobercs, a clergyman's
wife, of her gold watch, whilst passing along White-
chapel High-street.
Emma Belimam and James Coles were remanded,
charged with knocking down J. Garrett, and robbing
:1.. a sovereign.