Star.
London, England, 1828-09-02 00:00:00

LAM BET H- STR BET.

Amt Mhos was charged with robbing George Winners. Ty
prosecutor deposed that he was ring through the Commuud-
roads when the prisoner eked him for money, but be missed so
give any ; at length she detached' a gold seat ,td key from kis
watch. and decamped. She was soup after taco, and on kilt
searched the property was found ia her posre+ston—She was fel,
committed.

Twenty gide of the teens, who hike the neighbourhood of
Whitechapel, were charged with Asians and di d coodow
on Saturday night. Fourteen, who were well•known
were sentenced to fourteen days, and others to one mouth is-
primarnent each ; the remainder, it being their Ant appearance at
the office, were discharged.
UNION-11A LL.

Mr. Perkins, a pawnbroker, carrying on business in'tbe Owe*
and at Chelsea, has for some time past sustained very heavy lasso
of property, at his shop in the Borough, which was intrusted
the management of two or three young men and an marcasite.
named George Whitby. ()n taking stock at the cod of last year,
a deficiency of £5OO was discovered, which evidently arose Ina
the depredations of some one or more of the servants. bet Ur.
Perkins was unable to trace soy fact no which of them to 4 his
suspicions with anything like certainty, but be dismissed one of kis
young men whom he did slightly suspect, and hoped, by the ar-
rangements he made, to avoid further losses. To his greet sum,*
however, be still found that valuable property was froymuir
missed, and on taking stock again a short time ago, be discovers(
a further deficiency of 4100; and, to his great mortification. be
could And no clue to detect the thief, until, fortunately. a tew days
ago. one of Mr. Perkins's young men discovered that seam mosey
had been taken from the till, and also some duplicates of midis
that had been redeemed. corresponding wick the amount stokee
and as no one bad been at the till but the apprentice, Map, k
necessarily followed that be was the thief. lite young man com-
municated this &teem to Mr. Perkins, who taxed his *ppm.
tine with the theft. He at first stoutly denied his guile; but Sad%
the fact was too clear against bins, be at last made a full ceniessiss.
He was now brought up for examination, and remanded till a in.
tare day, to give an opportunity of apprehending an accomplice.
Two caws were made out against the prisoner far pirloiaing sad
pursing watches, he. which had been pledged at his master's, sod
then, on the application of Mr. Harmer, who attended for the Fs•
ascadoa, the case was adjourned for a week.

BOWLARILL—Friday morning the house of Mr.
Walton. in the New-road, Woolwich, was broken open
by some thieves, who stole a quantity of plate, and a
valuable time-piece.—Saturday morning the iebidesce
if Mr. Joseph Clifton, Whim House, Putney. was bar.
gloriously unmet', and a quantity of plate. a valuable
gold chain and seals, and various other articles stolen.
A few days since a horse in a gig, in which one a
Mr. Saunders and his son, proceeding liom Exeter to
Dewligh, took fright, and backed the gig over Pow.
derham wall, throwing Mr. Saunders and hi. snu into
the sea. They however were preseived, but the hone
was drowned, and the gig was broken i. to pieces.
Yesterday morning. as a man, about 60 years old,
was driving a van along Fleet.sireet. he was .uthlenly
jammed in between a hackney coach and the van be
was driving, on which he fell to the ground, and was
dragged some distance. when the wheel of the vas
passed over his body and arms, and he was picked op
in an exhausted state, and conveyed in a hackney toad
to S.. Bartholomew's Hospital.