Star.
London, England, 1817-01-07 00:00:00

PuLILI.

mANsioN-HOUSE.—THE RioTs.--Yesterday I,lnt
Carpenter was brought up for a second examination,
upon suspicion of having. been concerned in the riots.
One of the Servants to the Governor of the Gilt. I
spur-street Compter said he had spoken to Mr.B:ck-
with on the subject of the pistol produced at the.
Mansion-Loose on S iturday last, from whom he
learned, that the pistol had beets purchased at a sale
by him some time ago.
The Loan MAYOR desired to know whether Car-
penter had been seen since his apprehension by any
of the witnesses against the persons committed or
held to bail ?
The reply was, that the prisoner was • not yet re-
'cognized ; that he had not been seen by all, but that
those who visited him in prison bad nut the slightest
recollection of him.
Mr. Beckwith's boy said he was convinced Car-
penter was not in the shop on the day of the iots.—
Remanded.
The LORD MAVIR received a message from the,
Privy Council, through Lord Sidmouth, intimating
that the report of the apprehension of the founger
Watson, at Pavillac, near Bourdeaux, waserroneous.
It seems that the person taken by the French Go-
vernment, under the impression that he was the
English
_fugitive, was a Mr. Dale, brother to an
itrathecsry in this metropolis of that name. This
person bears some resemblance to that-of Watson,
and he had no passport. Upon being recognised by
a respectable family in the neighbourhood of the place
in which he was confined, Mr. Dale was immedi-
ately released.
' The LORD Mayon received a letter from the elder
Watson, now cutifined iuNewgate, requesting that
in-his case heavy irons might be for the present dis-
pensed with. The application waseueeessinl.
COPTER.SIIOI.S.—EIeven women of the town were
brought up on a charge of being disorderly in a
coff-e-shop in Bride.lane, early on Sunday morning.
'rite LORD MAYOR desired the Officers to mark the
place of disorders and observed, it Was useless to
order the public-houses to be closed at as early hour,
when such receptacles of vice al the nightly coffee-
shops were allowed to-remain
.open.. Th• women
wets sent to Bridewell.

James Tyrrel and John Gasnmage were charged by
John Stnitit with having stolen 801 b. of tea lead, upon
the premises of the complainant's masters, in Aid-
gate High-street. The prisoners were employed in
clearing away the dust Iron] those premises yr -Liar
morning. The witness saw one of them delis
take the lead from a hamper and throw it
cart, and the other cover it over witb dust,
prisoners said, they shovelled the lead up •
dust in a mistake. Both fully committed tt
Quirau-actuaan.—Williew Evans, a servant
very, wan brought before the Magistrate, "
eeli, the parish constable of St. Luke's, Chelsea,
gag charge of his nutter, General Cohn Helket,
it the Gersten Legion. and now residing
,tue-atreet, for insolent behaviour and on ,
It appeared from the Gvnerars statement.
the course of yeserday morning prisoner asked
to go out for two or three hours, which the
readily agreed to, but deskd him not to '
the heir of pr,eparing 400 dinner. This he
to take care of ; but the boot of five ha,
by the house clock, he had not returned.
rural therefore lighted one of the candles os
btiard, and was proceeding down stairs to
quiries, when he saw twang at the foot of
and called to him, 4. William, you are too
a good deal past - five by my watch, and
clock has 'track." Defendant answered, 40
is as good as your's, ne the house clock either,
is not five." The General,, finding he was
lug up stairs. desired him to go down int
' chest. and send the other servant to attend
but he insisted he was as capable of doing
the other 'servant was, and he would do
dental told him he should not go into art
Ise *as, and walked imthediately into
dining-room, and placed himself nest the
detetident said he Wutold stay itt the room,
drew a chair towards the floe, and sat down
side his mastei. The'Genetal then arosk,
larodle. *admit going out at the roue,'
t6nintold of his urn, and before be—
igivers:of it; swung biro, round. On this eonistialliffit
piled his foot, and kicked hiaf [tom him, te,
at the same time, that if he touched Jim
band again he would knock kinasslown.
)sowever, persisted in his insdleate, and _
female, servant j- so that. finding- hint incortigible,
the General was cusepellea. tit set.sil for a

—John Si owsell stated, that being sent _
Ems into cubtody, when he gni to the house
him assault the General three times, and
Went liognage.—Committed Ur want ot
Woassur-ermorr.—Yeserdai 'Theme
topparat la else Zest Iplisfon Militiel; wee
by Thaws* Davis, of Aateboloeseolgace,
itrat4itad, el stifaliog at of his figgiabg4

yesterday • One
evening east week, as Mr. J. Haman, was s
rliberately
returning from Lynn market, to Hillington-hall, he 1
it into his
was stopped near the-Park.gate of Sir M. B. FAN, s
use.—The
Bart. by some person at present unknown, **to trio. s
tep r
U with
LM the
lently pullecfMr. Harrison from his hone, and, kneel- t
ing on him, took Irons his person £69 in Bank-notes, 1
it out of four of which, of the value of £lO each, war? new I
by snow' country notes.
blica, on
As Mr. Pincura. of Old.street,., was re ,ing '
[elk*, late bowse, t and• one • cl,iy
is at 14' deo% • ' • `4". • • 4
k • t wall,
BO is . 111110 'Oro' ''w 04; •
lace..
st. that in• „ •a' • . .
rated la thet • J. -He hid. oactsionl2 t for
aked leave
le General two friends, thliaildvancid on his can • ; the
be b villain then MIMI& '
be and • z • I
s promised Sunday afterooone about three o'clock, a tie.
had•struck man was copped on SYdanhalo Common . • two ,
The Ge. footpads, who robbed him of his watch and' .
the sid. As soon as the robbers had left hint, the G •
o make io. circulated round the neighbourhood a patti :sic.
the stairs, count of their persons. Their description a • 1 ying
late; it is to father ' and son, of the names of Lock,. bad
the house been seen near the spot about the time of rob-
watch herb they wereafortbenderd in their cottage *Nor►
her, and it wood, the same &yr wl.ll the Gentleman idtattelied
as proceed. the pr,isoners as the men who had robbed him.
no the kit- Sunday evoning,-.ollr. Alexander Silver, orillen.
1 at dinner; nisgton, was robbW near Acton, by a singlit
his disty as wayman of five one pound notes and' his waif* ;
o it. The but before the fellow made off he returned theiimn,
room where telling Mr. Silver, that as he saw it was a fasady cue
the other it would Is of %suffice to him, and he woo wel-
fire ; when come to it. • r • t .
and then Bir ROLA daring burglary and robbelY was
lows along- committed on Asurclay night, between elegise and
took op a twelve o'clock, at the home of Mr. Andrew est,
s,. when de- at Caney Vilhaiiiipt Wansford. Mr. Zane 's at
fame be was =As, ih.god Lipapjamare. andthe • was
toniglisibt huh tea; Bed eertioteatit, 'sister'
eatelakets.:The *aid servant waif' the
im wiihih broakinglikathe parlour windows. She • lin the
. He still. kitchen/ aitli,distincdy heard the thieves % ee in
shuck the flambee, Bala aftewards turned outyin tf*' • et.
incorrigible, s of the libbers descraded the stain, a • 'wo-
e constable. voresOma is:die act of escaping from the
t for to rake They aistumil her in the room,- and threat her
iota saw life, • assaiafflier giving ebsth. They f ;p as
Ir in. many; ramble articles of plate and • as
ha •.- wars ems* AlOO, auddecampd. The girl :1,44:14 an
Waits, a alarm as ago as• pot Aide, mid thclaudl-- the
✓as charged Planets use, altnatoilivermest to Mr. st,
Pia". Old- jth al* •ilitteitiattill the ld
ad lodging% lift lahlatsiM
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