Star.
London, England, 1829-11-27 00:00:00

HATTON GARDEN.

Yesterday morning three lads, who gave their names George
Payne, John Beat, and Was. Harding, were brought before Sergeant
Smnou, by Waddington, the officer.
Waddington stated that he was in Goswell-street, on Wednes-
day evening, about seven o'clock, when he saw the three prisoners
together ; he followed them in Goewell-street, Rodney-street, City-
road, and during the time he was watching them, he saw them try
at least twenty different gentlemen's pockets, without gaining any
thing. When near Finsbury-square, he saw them try a gentle•
man's pocket, and they appeared to take something front it. He
went up to the gentleman and asked him if he had lost any thing?
he felt in his pocket, and said be had lost his silk kandkerchiel.•
Witness immediately went and took the prisoners into custody ;
but whilst he was talking to the gentleman, the prisoners by some
means or other put the handkerchief away, for on searching them
he could not find it.
The prisoners could not give a satisfactory account of themselves,
and the Magistrates committed them fot six weeks' imprisonment
each, as reputed thieves.

MARY-LA-BONNF..
Yesterday, young Bloonsfrid was brought up for examination
and several other individuals came forward with complaints.
Mr. GiIIFPITHS said they were matters of debt, and they must
recover them, if they could, in a Civil Court.
The prisoner asked whether bail would be accepted for his future
appearance when required.
Mr. Garenrus told him that as be had, after running into debt
with an unfortunate tailor, been pleased to knock him down in
Regent-street without provocation, he must give good bail, or be
committed fur that ; and if, in addition, be gave sufficient security
for his re-appearance, it would be accepted, but 48 hours' notice
would be required.
QUERN-SQUARE.
Mr. Gassman yesterday gave his declaims on the information
laid against James Burgess, for carrying on business at the Paviours'
Arms, Jobason-street, Horseferry-road, which house was licensed
to Mrs. Boura, whose name appeared on the door of the house.
The Magistrate said he was of opinion that the information could
nut be sustained ; but if by the neat licensing day the license was
nut transferred, or Mrs. Bourg did not return, be should report the
circumstance to the Licensing Magistrates.
UNION-HALL.
A Manchester attorney, named Civilities., lately arrived in town,
charged a man, named Stevens, with having, with others,
robbed him of ./10 at cards. On the previous evening, the
complainant was picked up by some woman, and persuaded
to accompany her to a low house in the Mint. Here be
was introduced to the ,prisoner and some other blackguards,
and after drinking a few glasses of liquor he sat down
with them to play at cards. In a short time he lost aflO ail the
money be bad, and to satisfy a further demand which the pri-
soner made on him, he accompanied him to the shop of
Mr. Kirkman, a pawnbroker, and producing his gold watch and
meals, worth forty guineas requested the loan of five pounds. The
sbopman, however, perceiving that Mr. Crompton was intoxicated,
and that his companion was a suspicious character, kept the watch,
Sec. and gave the prisoner into custody. Mr. Crompton, having
partly recovered from the effects of his previous night's debauch,
said he was quite inexperienced in the ways of London, and bad
never been in town before. He having sworn that be believed
the prisoner intended to rob him, the latter was sent to Brixton for
three months.

WO RSH P-STREET.
Yesterday, five men, named Seer, Price, Coape►, ireedward, and
Freeman, employed as sawyers by Mr. Richmond, cooper, In Old-
street, were charged with having conspired to intimidate Daniel
Gallagher from working for Mr. Richmond. It appeared, in the
course of the evidence, that Gallagher had been engaged to work
under the usual price. and that threats were used to deter him,
because be was what the men termed " a Yellow." The Masi*.
trates held the defendants to ball, taking, In the meantime, a few
days to consider of their decision on the case.

THAMES POLICE.
Yesterday Eli Thooques, a labourer in the employ of Messrs.
Wiggins and Co. builders, of St, George in the East, was com-
mitted for trial, charged with stealing 140Ibs. of new iron, the pro-
perty of his employers.

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In the daily police report of yesterday, an account of
seven pictures by Hogartb, whether paintings or engravings it don
not appear, are stated to have been stolen flan the house of Mr.
Elliot, the North Briton, Bedford-square East. The subjects of
the pietUres ire 4. The Girl seduced from her House," atc. the
series concluding with her death.

MARRIED.
On the StM inst. at Effingham, Northumberland, Henry 8. Ste-
phens' Eaq.to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Hauer-
'ton, En.

DIED.

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Monday, in the 66th year of his age, Mr. Thomas Kidder, 'of
Wood-street, Cheapside, 40 years an inhabitant of the parish of St.
Alban, 'Wood-street.
At Teignmouth, Capt. Thomas Lethbridge, R.N.
On the .17th instant, John Norton, Esq. of Chipiry Park, So-
menet, aged 76.
At Piny, near Scarborough, aged SS. James Lao Watson,
Esq. of Hull, banker.
At the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, in the Kent Raul, on Mon-
day, the 1134 inst. Joseph Watson, LL. D. Teacher of that Etta-
blishmeot, in the 64th year of his age.

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