Star.
London, England, 1829-10-17 00:00:00

Al ARY-LA-HONNE.

Ames leach, a man of ruffianly exterior, about 40 years of ac;v,
was yesterday placed at the bar before J. Itowurnow,
under the following circumstances :
Christopher Clark, a tradesman residing in Circus-street, Pad-
dington, stated, that he was standing in his shop when he save the
prisoner walk up to the house of Mr. Buckland, a cabinet-maker
and broker, and look at some things exposed fur sale out:We th,
shop, and he immediately afterwards saw the prisoner conceal some-
thing apparently under his apron, and walk away with it. lie gay,:
an alarm, and he was pursued by Mr. Buckland's son, and giver
into the custody of a constable of police, and a tea-urn belongir'
to the prosecutor was in his hand. On searching him at
the watchhouse in the presence of Mr. Thompson, an Inspector of
Police, a middle-sized black picture-frame was found, containing
seven profile busts in ivory, of must exquisite workmanship, being
correct likenesses of his Most Gracious Majesty, his Royal Hie:.
ness the late Duke of York, the late Lord Byron, the Duke of
Wellington, Mr. Brougham, the late Mr. Canning, and Mr.
Daniel O'Connell, the white ivory busts being relief likenesses,
and placed upon blue or black velvet, and probably worth dol, er
more at a rough calculation.
Mr. RAWLDISON inquired what the prisoner had to ►ay in hi,
defence?

Prisoner---" Nothing that I know of will do me much good,"
Mr. Ramos 12410:4" But where do you live ?"
Prisoner—" I shan't tell you, it don't signify."
Alderson the gaoler here stepped forward, and stated tha: he
had the prisoner in custody three years ago, charged with attempt •
ing to rob Mr. Sheriff Booth's carriage in Oxford-street.
Mr. Rawcinseo inquired what was done with the prisoner then.
Alderson replied that he was indicted for stealing the check
strings, and attempting to rob the huet of the carriage, but the pro-
secutor did aot then appear, and the prisoner wrs accordingly dis-
charged.
Mr. itawurtsos (to the prisoner)—" Now, do you think it neces•
sary to conceal any thing?'
Prisoner—" I shan't tell you my name."
Mr. Raver xsotz—" Do you hear what the officer says ?"
Prisoner—" Oh, he may say what he likes."
Mr. liawmesoo immediately committed the prisoner for trial
upon this case, and ordered him to be again brought up for re-
examination on Monday, to find an owner, if possible, fur the busts.
L A MB ET H - STREET.
Yesterday Mr. John Larkins, Inspector of the St. George's
watch, waited upon J. Wray; Esq. the Sitting Magistrate, and
related the foUowing circumstance :
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He had been the principal evidence in obtaining the conviction
of Brown, alias Kiog, who was executed at the Old Bailey for a
burglary at Mr. Newton's ; and also was evidence against Nathan,
who is left for execution on Monday for the same offence. His
district as Inspector used to include his premises, but within the
last week it had been removed to Stepney. Returning home yes-
terday morring, at five o'clock, he discovered that his premises,
which he occupies as a batter, in Cannon-street-road, bad been
entered by the back door, and robbed of property to some extent.
What, however, excited his alarm was discovering the word
Newton" scratched upon kis counter by the thieve,. This dr-
cumatance compelled him to consider the burglary as an act of re-
venge committed by some of the gang.
Some further conversation ensued which it would be prematwe
to disclose, as it related to the identification of the perpetrators.
WORSHIP-STREKT.

Yesterday, Henry Page was charged with fraud, under the :ol•
lowing circumstances. The prisoner, in conjunction with other
persons, was in the habit of hiring shops in different puts of the
town, commencing business in various ways, obtaining goods 911
credit, and then absconding. In the present instance, the prisoner
took a shop in Banner-street, for the sale or bread, which be
occupied a few Jays, and having exhausted his credit with the
bakers in the neighbourhood, he then disappeared. Several bakers
who had supplied him with bread a“etiUt-d, and proved that fact ;
and he was committed for re-examinution.

At Meerut, Larch 50, the Lady ut Richard C..rr Glyn, Esq. of
the Civil Service, of a daughter.

DiEt).

At her house in Grosvenor-street, the Countess Dowager cf
Radnor, in the 71st 'ear of her age.
Yesterday morning, in Cumberland-street.Lieut.-Colonel Grorge
James Robarts, an the 48th year of his age.