Star.
London, England, 1827-09-07 00:00:00

oily on my mind. t determined on infonnthg My husband. I her
my weed, and had I sot, 1 am ears / should have goof mad. !he
third time the prisoner attacked amr(which was last night), I k‘j
persons coocealed to watch his itesdnet, and who came to
tescue.--in reply to kr. Sergeant Beu.oe, the prosecutris aid
husband bad Mere apprentices; they bad also two children. Le
Art occurrence took place in the beginning of March, about
&dock at night, in the beck parloor, when the prisoner bail too,
for the purpose of repairing • broken table, to do which there sd
• candle lighted. The second °emcee** lei* rhea Aim
' in the evening, about the middle of Jose; at that doe Mere was
no candle, and he went away without bidding her m ankh m
" Good bye !"
Sergeant Staten—Well, did you appro., of the jab?
Irrooecutrix—Oh, nn; I teed bids how throng it was!
Sergeant Sitcom—You mistake art I @item the table
Prepoweiw, did you tell any awe?
Presibretria—Ols, Lord, nor I did not.
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uit, In continuation, said, that the prisoner Au t mar:
firth and had two children. He sad his wire were in the
MEE of visiting at bet been. sod frequently, siou the tat of
figenk drank tea and mopped there.
The father-in-law being sworn, deposed,that having received its
Alienation that the prisoner Was to Caine to his sun'. hook um tie
'reseeding evening, he placed himself in the back parlour, hung
pmmioudy bored a large bole in the partition between the too
apartments, through which he was enabled to see whatever took
place. He had not lag been in his biding-place, before be sae
the prisoner enter, fasten the door, pall down the blinds, and pion
the. prosecutrix on the carpet. At this moment he (witness) bunt
the door open, and saved his daughter-in-law from violattoo. A
constable. named Buckley, who was in attendance, took the can.
wawa into custody. His daughter-in-law had been in a most do
spending state for the last six months, anal no one could t.l tic,
cause, till she voluntarily revealed it a short time nom Audi
dteunstanee could not be supposed Am a moment, as they km d
toe high an opinion of the prisoner, be being Choir to a Dan n%
Congregation in the neighbourhood.
Sergeant &mom—This is certainly the most extraordinary can
that ever came into a court of justice. I pity the parties concened
extremely ; you, Sir (addressing the father), particularly- nm,
duct cliche female appear. to me the most strange, in net tellies he
husband the treatment she had received from the prisoner; sad I
can only account for it by supposing that she was InLieeted by a
dread of the consequences of a disclosure.
The Learned Sergeant, after expressing his utter abhorrence ef
the prisoner's treachery towards his friend, particularly hake*
himself a married man and the father of a family, ebseenj, tint
although be had not the slightest climax of his moral oat, so lopl
charge had been substantiated. He imest, deafer; timings as
prisoner.—He was accordingly diedmeged.
leases Shatter, a stay maker, was charged by-SL Sarah Stymie,
of Bedford-row, with taking imgeopse liberties with het, mber
father's house, while Acting en a pair
,of.atays. The prisoner, is
defence said, his posies overeasso his better judgenn.—onmng
to find bail.

Ads limier% a boy not eleven years of age, was esnunitted tone
House of Correction for three months, baying been desecteita
attempting to rob a Gentleman of his watch is St. Jelmettees
M A ItLBO HOGG H-ST BE ET.
Yesterday John Bushed, who was committed for re-euralatika
front this office on Thursday last, was again brought sp, whole
' number of tradespeople attended to prefer charms against Ns.
The two following cases were deemed sufficient:
On the 21st of August he went into the shop of AIL Jams,
jewellers No. 17, Cheapaide. and selected a diamond pia, and
several other valuable amides, which he laded to be smelt
his address. When tim articles were carried to*, oeseries, k
was found that no such persona heed or was knows there; sod
in came/senor, the goods were brought back. But no elates*
them, Mr. Jones found that a valuable diamond pia, wank*
pounds, was missing. Hearing that the prisoner was to be roes.
mined at this 'See yesterday, Mr. Jones attended, sad the pia
being produced, was fully recognised by ham as his property. 111
next Cabe *as, that of defrauding a Mr. Maiowaring, jewsihr.d
Chantery.lnoe. In this instance, as MI the former ocraseraele
prisoner had selected a variety of ankles, which he ordereimis
sent to his lodgings; but the messenger found that no such perm
was at all known there. On hearing this, Mr. Mailman/ a
maimed his goods, and discovered that a valuable brooch wassails
The brooch being produced at the °lke, Mr. Maiuwaring
bed it as the one he missed on the day on which the primitive
at his shop. It appeared that this unfortunate young man wail
the habit of going about attended by a foreigner, in antsraan
Spaniard, committing serials depredations of this out se*
shop-keepers of the Metropolis. He was then fully commind
TM Twang man Paseen, the clerk of Messrs. Sewell aid
Ceimpseamtreet, fl Cint
ow, charged' with robbing his eniployenue
very eismitierable emerge, was agaio broiled up sod fully coosisel
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A decent woman, the wife of a pocket-book manufuturer,sand
Farnett, was taken into custody, on a charge of uttering base cw
A young man, in the employment of Mr. Nash, a poWican, im
w►om the prisoner was ha the habit of changing money, stated th
she called and recanted three sovereign. in exchange fur silver.
Amongst the coin tendered by her were found five spurious hat&
crowns.—Tbe prisoner declared that she was innocent of sup
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tention to pass bad money ; she had taken the half crowns in the
course of her little traffic at Bartholomew Fair, were the bad a bomb.
She received an mellow (Ammer for honesty and propriety hem
the Sectetary to the British and Foreign Bible Society, andiron
other respectable individuals, to whom she had been long know
The Magistrate did not consider there was any thing in the
cametantes to warrant her detention. She was, therefore, Shane'
Directions had been given to watch for any person who said
come to the booth with a Maar design ; and in the pent et Wei
nesday afternoon, a woman, answering the desuiptim ON
Mrs. Farnett, and other witnesses, was detected offering in up
moot of some toys a half crown, which, on rumination by
Field, inspector to t►e Mint. was pronounced by him as he we
terfeit, as well as the Ave abowetwentioned, and so be worked few
the same die. This female is detained in custody for funher a
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