Star.
London, England, 1826-02-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MA R LBO ROU G 11-STREET.
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Tuesday, a good-looking young woman {a girl of the town) was
charged With being concerned in robbing a Mrs. Milbank, of Ken-
gotten, of •
,a 51. note. Mrs. Milbank was robbed at Marshall's
Panorama on the 17th alt. The number of the note being known,
it wis traced to the prisoner. The girl said she received it from a
Gentleman on the 17th January. She had received 401. at a time,
as she was not a --. Here she stopped.—She was remanded
for a week.

A soldier complained against Mr. Blake, a proprietbr of a wine
vault in Oxford-street, for refusing to give hint his billet. •Mr.
Blake had paid him at the rate of 65. and then of 81;per week, but
the soldier thought he was entitled to his billet also,wfiich was a half-
penny per day addition.Thefellovr bad he‘ides luristed nn smoking
hs Mr. Blake's house, on the. pretence that it was his billet house.
Mr. Rom, the Magistrate, was of opinion, that he bad no righ: ro
the billet, and that generally no soldier had a tight to act in contra-
vebtion of the rules of the house where he happened to be billeted.

In consequencf of a complaint at this office a fact was elic.ted
which is worthy to be recorded. A Gentleman had lost a pocket-
book, containing 6001. a young lad, about 14 years of age picked it
up, and 'having dlkcovered the name of the owner, very honestly
carried it to his residence, and left it there without demanding or
expecting any reward. The Gentleman gave bim 201.
HATTON-GARDEN.-

A young man, named Thomas Denntend, was brought op, charged
with assaulting an elderly Gentleman named hloodys at the King's
Head, St. John's-street road. The old man gave him a good drub-
bing for his insolence, before charging the Officer with him. The
Magistrate fined him in expenses, and ss. for ►eing drunk.
Two boys, between ten and twelve years of age, were brought
to this Office for the tenth time, for acts of stealing. They bad, it
appeated, robbed their parents of everything. They were found in
au infamous house in the Minories.—They were remanded.

UNION-HALL.
Two carters were brought to this office charged wish plying for
hire. The charge was laid by a hackney coachman, whom their
conduct had considerably annoyed. They were dismissed on pay-
ing the costs.
An undertaker yesterday made application for advice, in respect
to the disposal of a dead body which had been given him for inter-
ment; the relatives of the deceased had left it on his hauls, it
would appear, from inability to pay for the coffin.
The Magistrate said; he could give no advice in the matter.
The undertaker departed from the office, declariug,tkat he would
sell the body to pay the expenses of the keep.

LA AI/MTH-STREET.
A Mlis Most was yesterday charged with assaulting moat vio-
lently, • young man named Mr. Timothy Morris, under whose
'pestastion she had for some time past been living. The Magistrate
did not consider the complaint as of any weight, and therefore dis-
mismissed the complaint.

TOWN-HALL
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Je►rnsiah Hurl 4, a powerful young Irishman, *as charged with
wounding Mary Hurley, one of his countrywomen, with a knife.
John Baisett, a watchman of St. °lave's, Tooley-street, said,
that between,eleven and twelve o'clock last night be heard the cry
of watch proceed from Back-alley, Tooley-street, and repairing to
the spot, found the prosecutriz with her right arm nearly severed;
the blood was pouring frog► the wound, and nearly covered him
while he was conveying her to the Hospital. Other watchmen, as-
sisted by the inhabitants, secured the prisoner. '
The prosecutrix, who had been brought from the Hospital, was
so extremely weak from the loss of blood, as to be enable to give
her evidence.

Patrick Hurley, the husband of the wounded woman, was then
sworn; he had been fighting with the prisoner a short time before,
who, after eating his sapper, again came to him, and wished to re.
commence the fight—be had a cue knife in his band at the time—
some violent words arose, and the prisoner inade-a despet ate blow
at his throat with it, which must inevitably have kilted him, had
not his the witness's wife, at the same instant, thrown her anus
round his neck to draw him away, and received the blow on her
right arm, and the blood flew into his face. Kelly, the watch-
house keeper, described the wound as three inches long aad
deepened to the very bone.
The prisoner said, he was so drunk, he had co recollection 'of
it whatever.

Alderman J. J. Sierra ordered his committal, the fellow beiag
unable to proure ball. .

Saturdays the Ophelia, a ship of the first class, on
her way from Liverpool to the Havannah, was totally wreced
upon the Kish liarair. such of her crew as had time to preserve
themselves, have reached the harbour of Hnwth.

The King of FRANCE has contented a pension of
15,000 francs on the Duchess d'Aisurtaa. •
Friday. William Allan, for the robbery and murder
of Alexander Mackay, was executed at Aberdeen. His body was
afterwards conveyed to blatischal College for dissection.
The following is an extract of a letter from Perham-
buco, dated the 30th of December, 1825 :—" Sir CHAS.
STUART arrived here in his Majesty's ship DiAmmo),
and remained with us a week. He seems to think thit
things are going on well, and does not appear to con-
sider the war on the Buenos Ayres frontier as an affair
of any moment. There can be little doubt that if he
possessed powers (which, however, he does not yet), he
would easily arrange matters between the two States.
He was anxious to learn the ratification of his Treaties,
and that from Portugal reached us on the very evening
of his departure, by the ship Oceano, in 92 days. Br
this conveyance, the Government of the province will
transmit despatches to the Brazilian diplomatic agent,
and to Mr. ROTHSCHILD, relative to the interest of the
loan, thii province hiving to remit 60,0001. in two
payments---namely, in April and July ; but as bills on
London are not at present obtainable here, they di-
rect the agents at your place to draw on the Board of
Treasury here, and the bills 'will certainly be duly
honoured."

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