Star.
London, England, 1827-03-01 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.

ffeateeday, a yoeng female, who bas just opened • snuff,
shop is Holborn, was charged with robbing her furnisbcd lodging
in Be. Martin's-lane, in May last. Mr. Butler attended as her soil-
ohm, and drew from her female accuser that she had visited her
four dines Wehrle giving her in charge ; that she had accused the
Weimer% servant of stealing a part of the property ,a4g had low
charged the prisoner with purloining ; and that the prisoner had
offered ber a tablecloth in lieu of one missing, and asked the value
of the other articles for the purpose of making satisfaction, alleging
that the Wicks must have been stolen by her 'cream; but that the
compWnant refused to receive the cloth, or lilt any price on the
other things, for fear the right to charge for stealing would be
thereby changed to a claim of debt. It Was stated that the prisoner
absconded, leaving an arrear of rent of W. and the Alderman dis-
missed the charge, conceiving it to have been made Poly as as expe-
riment, to intimidate the primmer into discharging the claim far rent.

AI A R LA./30N101.
Yesterday an elderly female, named Charlotte Sauter, was
charged before Mr. Rawuaaox with having violently assaulted
Mir Matilda Collies, a young female of considerable personal
attractions. The complainant stated, that she rented two moms
of Mrs. fakeer, who kept a horse in Otrutayalreet,
afismp-
egtare, for which she paid 3041. a year, pot lately she bad receksd
the most barbarous treatment from the defendint and her son. Oia
Thursday evening the son Invited her to accompany him to the
Masquerade at the Opera House, and became she refused, the do.
*Want seised her by the throat and threw her dawn.= (he sofa,
mad bald her ao tight, that if a Gentleman had net entered the mem
and rescued her, she certainly must have been strangled ; the son
bad also ill treated her on several occasi ins.—The Magistrate
Wind the Ka what situation be bold? and the snn • a di*
young man, genteelly dressed, stood &mud and said, he was
b demur in the Ballet tt. lye OPe9.• I. 4.00 ba
,track the complainant, and said, that en his return from the Opera
OD the evealsig Hs Tondos, be found Miss Collins in a state of in-
toxication. mad among other rittravagmacies„ she said she was the
"unfortunate heiress of Napoleon illionaparte," and staking up a
shovel. swore aim she would kill any eoe *lt 141pet4iehed her.
Skinner said, she heard he complainant quarrelling with
her ma on the stairs, but denied having committed any assault
herself.

The sou admitted having slapped Mll4 Collins s Lice ; but Mr.
Rawaassou said be abotsld dismiss the ease altogether, and the
10040, the parties made their way out of the odiee the better. The
?AIWA then recited, without attempting to prolong the dispute.

HAVTON-GARDEN.

Sessile.° Damp Bonus—Yesterday four men, named .S7scerieg,
Snick, oasis, and Mar, were charged with attempting to steal dead
bodies in the Churchyard of St. James, Clerkenwell.
The prisoners, no Monday night, acco.ted Jones, a watchman,
who was stationed near the Church-yard in Iptestioo, and offered
him a suet of money, Vile would permit them to take up the bodies
of two children, recently interred. He appeared to concur with
their proposition, but he privately communicated the object they
bad propeeed to the Superintendent of the Watehrwhia stationed a
number of watchmen near the Church-yard on Tuesday night, sad
captured all the prisoners in the act of opening one of the graves.
Mr. Rouses, the Magistrate, committed ;he prisoners for three
months to prison. •