Star.
London, England, 1826-05-02 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL

T. Hatt (a boy), J. Gabby, and F. Godfrey, were finally examined,
the former charged with robbing his master, Mr. Francomb, Leg-
horn and straw hat warehouseman, Nesvgate-street, of property to a
large amount, and the two latter with inciting him thereto, and
receiving the property. Mr. Francomb stated, that he had extracted
all the particulars of the several transactions front Ilart himself,
whuwaa willing to turn King's evidence. He was about to repeat
the confession, when Mr. Humphreys, for the prisoner, objected
that such a statement could not be heard, because it could not be
received as evidence, and the otojection was allowed.

Mr. Francomb again pressed that Hart should be made a witness,
as, otherwise, he could prose nothing against the others; and it
would be shocking to suffer a gang to escape, who had caught an
acquaintance with a tradeinsau's errand-boy., for the purpose of
seducing him to rob his master.
The Aldermatt(Grom), however said, he had not the power to
admit him a witness; and the boy, nut choosing to implicate his
accomplices unconditionally, was committed for stealing a hez of
goods worth 3GI. which he was to carry to an ior' hut which be
surrendered to one Cleghorn; while Gobby and Godfrey were
discharged.

BOW-STREET.
Issies /Nana was charged with stealing a gold watch, a dtantencl
pin, and other articles in the House of Mr. Davies, a jeweller, in
Southampton-street, itrand. Wednesday week the poisoner called
at Ik. Davies's, and said he wanted a diamond pin made for him.
Some patterns were shewn him, and he fixed upon one ' • but in the
course of conversation he said, as a medical student, he was in the
habit of assisting at dissections, and he thought the shank of the
pin might be inconvenient to him : a brooch, he said, would proba-
bly suit hitst better. Mr. Davies said be was of the same opiniOn,
and added, that in a few days he shouki have a better assortment

of that article, and perhaps he would do bins the favour to call again:
In this he readily acquiesced, and yesterday se`nnight he .called
again, selected a brooch and one or two other trilling articles, and
said he was living with Mr. Ilendy, a surgeon its Waterloo-road,
one of whose cards be produced, and perhaps Mr. Davies would
be good enough to send his purchases there, and they would
be instantly paid for. As he was leaving the room, he seemed.
suddenly to recollect himself, and said he had almost fgott.eta
that he should like to look at tome patterns of mourning sings-
Mr. Davies went to another part of the house to procure them,
leaving one of his daughters in the room with the prisoner. While.
he was gone, the prisoner told Miss Davies it had just occurred to
him that he had a most particular engagement. that it was theta
past the hour of appointment, and tha: Mr. Davies could bring the
patterns with him when he called with the other things ; he ineti
left the house. Mr. Davies thought this sudden departure rather
singular. but suspected nothing wrong, and went to Mr. Iteudy's
house with his goods, where he learned that there was no such per.
son living there, but that a young man, exrctly answering the de.
scriptien as to person, had called there that morning to NtreXaw
some article, and had takeu away one of Mr. Hensly's cards. Mr.
Davies hastened home, and then found that he had been robbed of
a gold watch, and the other articles mentioned, whi:h werr lying oat
a glass case chase to where the prismirr stood, and no person wept
Mr. ws family had been in the room but the prisoner. Miss, avies
had observed him draw his hand hastily across the case on her turn-
ing round to look at him. Mr. Davies repaired to several hasus•A
in the trade, and put them on their guard ; and on Wednesday the
prisoner wont to a jeweller's in Clerketiwell with a similar story,
and being desired to call again in the evening, notice was given to
Mr. Davies, and on the.prisoner's second appearance he was appre.
hended. In defence be said be knew nothing of the transaction,
and was remanded till Wednesday.

NEWGATE ANo LICA DENH ALL MARKETS, Al*sr 1.
Beef— 3s 0.1 to 4s 4d I Veal
Mutton ........3s 4d to Ss 061 I Pork

Lamb 4s 3d to is 8.1.

PRICES or HAY Aso STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAMES'S. WIMTECIIATEL.
Hay 51 0-i Od wslos 01 Hay 51 5s to 41 t.
Clover 4115 s Od to 51 lOs Od Clover 41 41 to 51 .5s 04
Straw 11 15' Od to 21 2s Od Straw 11 164 to 41 *s

PRICE OF LEATIIER.

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Best Dressing Hides 174 to 194
Common Ditto.. lid to 164
Crop Hides,3s to tolbs for cutting ... 14d to 154
Ditto 45 to 501bs ... ... ........ .... 1,44 to 1614
Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs ....... .. ..... ..... 16.1 to 214
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 801b.s ........... .... 224 to 254,
Small Seals, Greenland) lpd to 214
Tanned Horse Hides
Spanish Horse Hides ... ......... .. ...