Star.
London, England, 1829-09-05 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Yeeterday, a man apparently upwards of SO jean of ate, who
gave his name as Robin', was placed at the bar, charged by Bows,
the officer, with having attempted to pick an elderly Lady's
pocket.
Bates stated that yesterday morning, as be was walking along
lialoso.street, Aidenpte.street, he observed a Lady, having two
men on one side of her, and the man at the bar on the other, the
latter and one of his friends each having his hand in her pocket on
his respective side. Bates hid hold of Robins, with whom be bad
a most desperate struggle, but succeeded in keeping him, whilst
his colleagues made their escape with their booty. Robins, hew.
ever, had not been able to draw any thing, notwithstanding his
lingers and thumbs were smeared with cobkr's wax. Robins, of
course, denied all knowledge of his friends, and said, that for his
part, he was going just the contrary way, and he was not near
the Lady.
Sir Preen. Lanus inquired whether the prisoner was known at
the Dice, when Mr. Teague, the keeper of the Compter, replied
that he had a recoUecdon of his face as being one of theK Divi-
dend Minters," a set of men who were in the habit of attending
the Bank during the payment of the dividends, and that as soon as
they observed an elderly female receive her dividends, they
marked her, and very frequently did not quit her until they sent
her home as light in pocket as before she had left in the morning.
The bit of wax was usually pat on the fore-finger and thumb, so
as to render it next to an impossibility for the notes or packet to
slip out of their clutches.
Robins, by way of accounting for the appearance of the wax on
his digits, said that be was a shoemaker.
Sir Pma 'Allan remanded him.
BOW-STREET.

Two foreign Jews, tamed Philip Levy and Menton Barfiena,
were last night,
iat a late hoer, charged with robbing another fo-
reign Jew, named Matthias eassar, of property to the amount of
4001.—The prosecutor had been in the habit of travelling the coun-
ties of Worcester and Oxford, for several years, and on Wednesday
last he was lodging at the Duke of York, in Worcester, and bad
deposited his " pack" in his sleeping room. The two prisoners
came to lodge there on the same day, and, finding them In distress,
he treated them to the best the house afforded. During the same
day it was discovered that the key of the prosecutor's room had
been stolen from the bar, and his " pack" robbed of a £5O Bank-
notes, and all the stock of watches and jewellery. Fortunately
there was a secret drawer, containing four £2O and several £.5
note and sovereigns, which the thieves did not discover. The
prosecutor set off in pursuit of the robbers, and overtook them at
Colobrook, where be found them on the Oxford coach, called the
Paul Pry. He was on the mail, and the latter proceeded on at a
rapid rate to Hounslow, and the constables of the division being
called up, the Paul Pry was stopped, the prisoners apprehended,
and the missing property found—pat in two blue bags, which they
had given in charge to the guard, and the remainder on tbeir per-
sons. They admitted the robbery without the least hesitation.—
They were remanded fur further examination.
hlAitY-LA-BONNE. _ _ _

Mahal: Whey, a middle-aged woman, was yesterday placed at
the bar before W. Itsvniuson, the presiding Magistrate, charged
with literally stripping her ready-furnished lodgings.
Mrs. Alice Woodger, a woman of most respectable appearance,
residing in Devonshire-street, Lisson-grove, stated that about sit
weeks since the prisoner, end a man whom she represented as her
husband, came, and after looking at her ready-furnished lodgings,
agreed te take them, and after remaining about a month, absconded.
taking with them the key, and a week since, on the door being
broken open, it was discovered that the room bad been stripped,
and the feathers taken out of the bed. She heard no more of the
prisoner until she was seen going into a house In the neighbourhood.
Thomas Henry Thompson. a Bow-street patrol, stated that he
received information that the prisoner bad been seen to go into her
daughter's house, and he immediately went in and apprehended
her. She at first denied all knowledge, but afterwards said that If
the robbery bad been committed, her husband must have done it.
The officer concluded by stating that the relations of the prisoner
were most notorious characters—one having been recently trans-

ported, and another at present in Newgate.
The woman positively denied the charge, and was remanded un-
til Monday.
Aseph Lindsey, a boy about twelve years of age, was placed at
the bar, charged with obtaining under false pretences a saddle and
bridle, the property of Lieutenant Higgins, an officer in the army,
residing at Portland-terrace, Regent's Park.
Martin M'Cany, a groom in the service of the Lieutenant, stated
that he was at his master's stables about nine o'clock yesterday
morning, when the boy at the bar came to him, and brought him
the following note :
" Have the goodness to lend me your saddle and bridle for a
few hours. (Signed) "
And underneath the note were the words,
" Martin. give my saddle and bridle."
The latter remark the servant supposed to have been written by his
master, and gave the boy the saddle and bridle. His master a
short time afterwards came to the stables, aid it was then disco.
vered to be a fraud, no note having been written by Mr. Cole, or
taken to Mr. Higgins.
A woman in the same service corroborated M'Carty's testimony,
but a servant to another Gentleman thought it was not the pri-
soner—in fact be was certain of it.
The prisoner was ordered to be detained.

At Aldingbourne, odover, to Isabel!, secnod
daughter of the late Lord Heory Howard.
At St. Paul's, Covent Garden, J. Barclay, Eq. to Sarah,
daughter of J. Fawcett,lLq. of theTheatte Royal, Covent Garden.
At Petworth church, the Hon. Captain A. P.. Tourisme, R.N.
to Charlotte Fitaterbert, daughter of the late G. Daysh, Esq. of
New Grove. Petworth. Sussex.

DIED._

Monday, at Gabel. of cisoie;a,sher a few bows indisposition,
Major Green, Commanding Gainer of the division of has regiment,
the 70tb, stationed in that thy.

NEWGATE MID I.EADENHALL MARKETS, Sm 4.
Beef ... ..... 3,4 d to 3s 64 Veal ... ... 4s 4J to 41 34
I Mattes ..... 3s ed to 3s 30t1 Pork ... ... 4s Oti to 5s Ott
Lamb 4s Ild to 44 104

PRICES or HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JANIS'S. WHITEN/AIM.
Hay 3115 s Od to 41 10s Od Hay 31 01 to 41 15s Od
Clover 31 101 Od to 51 50 Od Clover 41 Os to 51 104 Od
Straw 21 es Od to 41 12s Od I &raw 21 es to 41 141 Od

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides
Common Ditto
Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 501bs lBd to 19d
Calf Skins, 36 to 40Ibs
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 801bs 204 to 22d
Small Seals, Greenland) . l9O to 200
Tanned Horse Hides ... ...
Spanish Horse Hides ......... ........ 244 to 30d

PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP Etc.
Town Tallow ... ... 4gs od 1 Yellow Soap ... ... 78s Od
Yellow Russia ... ... 40s Sid I Mottled .. . ... iiss od
White ditto .. ... —s Od I Curd .. . ... ... —s Oa
Soap ditto ... ... —s od Graves ... ... ... 16s Od
licking Stuff ...... .. 33. Od Good Dregs .. ... 5s Od
Tallow Imported from St. Petersburg's. 7.710 Casks,

PRICE OF HOPS, Sarre 4.
NEW POCZETS. NEW Pool.
Kent 154 s to 156. I Kent 112. to 1554
Sussex
Essex
Farnham fine 1891 to 210s—Seminds. 168 s to 189.
Old Duty laid at £40,000.

COURSE OF EXC
Amsterdam ...12 64 C.F.
Ditto at sight ...12 4
Rotterdam 2 U 12 64
Antwerp ... 12 64
Hamburgh 94 U 13 14j
Altona ... 24 U 13 15
Paris, 3day's sight 25 70
Ditto 2 U 25 90
bladrid
Cadiz ...364
Barcelona ..36
Bilboa ... ..36

MANGE, San. 4.
Seville 36
Gibraltar .. 476
Leghorn 471
Genoa 25 75
Venice 476
Malta
Naples ... 396
Palermo
Lisbon 456
Rio Janeiro .. 43
Dublin
Cork ..

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold in Bars ... ... AI 17 9
Sliver, in Bars, standard . ... 0 4 96

GOAL MARIE AZ esee. 4.
' **tips at Market. Skips 844.
set Neerelde 25
17 &Mild
,IIA 151

Nice.
961 3d to 30 SI
Ins Od o 35' 04

fl H. w ATER st LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORROW.
Morning 39 minutes after 6
. Afternoon 7 =me, don 7

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