Star.
London, England, 1829-11-16 00:00:00

POLICE lIIrELLIGENCE.

MANSION HOUSE.
The LOSS MATOS and Mr. Alderman ANSLEY were occupied
•ntll a very late hour on Saturday hi hearing an information laid
against Mr. Morrie Lee, of Tbames-street, for having been enpged
in unshipping goods, on which the duties had not been paid or se-
cured to the Crown.

Mr. fluzeneso opened the case. and stated that it would be
proved In evidence that Mr. Morn. Lee had been engaged in un-
shipping various parcels of foreign plate glass• which had not paid
duty. It was enacted that persons ttnablndog foreign goods, liable
to duty. on which such duties bad not bons paid and secured. were
liable to be find three thews the value of such goods, besides the
confiscation of the articles inquas nos.
. The evidence being dressed concludes. the Lass Krems con-
victed Mr. Lae in ons-fottrth of the=ty. vie. £66 1151. 541.
Alderman Ansley toottarred this 4

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Saturday eight. long dem the 'ermined= of the retake hod
.mess, Rude= and silk, the prkelpeleSsees, brought a sea end
woman in custody before l'amoses• Moak ilart. charged with
being concern= in an ezossiee robbery, ernansined on the ve-
ndee* of Mr. Downes, glover and silk averosr. Rat-street.
It appeared that ea the night of Saturday insight -the ware-
house of Mr. Downes was broken open, and pkedeted of 120
dozen pairs of gloves. chiefly of the finest lied mostexpensive de-
scription, together With quantity of dim sod odor pipet". Im.
mediately on the discovery of the robbery iskeenodos wee to
the police. and Rodman and Bed, after a persevering
.certained that w man named haste, end a =wag women passes
as Mrs. Alen, were la possession of the stabs property.
On Sonarday the dicers obtained a search warrant, In the etc.
anion of whkb they boned se Immense quantity of silks and rib.
bees, soak of which belonged to Mr. Downes; and upon a Nether
search of the bade of the tweak prisoner's father, more sate pro-
perty was discovered, and takes passed= of.
Rutistren stated that be was fortunate enough to tam this box,
containing the property, to the Gamow Wharf. just In time to
pneeet its transuded= to Scotland.
The poisoners, in their defence, bluntly deeded all knowledge of
the affair, aid Were reseeded for further ezaminarion.
• •Tsin Ammo: on •Wesatoo Baume.—William Augustus
-Wien and Jonathan Henry Wilson. the two young gentlemen
• with riding against Carlo. the toll.collectoe of Water-
, les von brought• up for nresausination. The follow-
=ideate was now brought forward :—Mary
• lOW Ismael ,ibee she maim Waterloo Bridge, near the toll-
** -on the Sun= side. She tow emotionless on horseback,
Salepiop furiously. and heard some one call out to the gate.
keeper to clear the gate. Carlo came out from the pay place In •
order to do so, bus-before he got to the gate • one of the horses
knocked him down, and went over him. One of the gentlemen
was without his has, sad she thinks it was he. that rode peer
Carlo; neither of them attempted so stop their horses After the
accident. Thomas Screams. the ostler at the Wheetsheaf, at
Tooting, stated that the defendants rune there and pet up their
horses, about two o'clock on the zeroing of the accident; they
were both perfectly sober. W.' A. Wilson 'aid ,that his horn
had run away with him, and that be had lost' hie bat. He did
not mention that any accident bad happeoed on Waterloo Bridge.
Mr. Powell produced a certificate signed by two surgeons,
dated Saturday afternoon. which stated that . Carlo was better,
ben not free from danger; aid that tough there were great
hers of his ultimate recovery, he was still suffering from a
61111111111011 of the brain. Mr. Winter a solicitor, who ;deeded
de Osten of the defendants, requested leave to examine a with=
an their behalf. The witness was thee called and gave his name
-Ilealsain'Llithrero; he stated that he was on the bridge ea the
woareing la question ; two gentlemen galloped past him. and !me of
them called out so the other. Bill, I cannot stop my horse; ' they
wore dna about twenty yards from the toll.sw— Mr. Haas
reemeiol the eideoclaate nominally until Wednesday.
~ • .. • QUICEN.SQUARIC. : , .
• aid4lo.oyrd sees, mond Awe Niekeke,wsehrawilit up from
the ineekhosse, aid placed at the. bar before D. W. Gasman.
Req. charged with the following singular robbery :—lt appears,
that foe a kogth of time pasethe esorkeeperh whose cows we pas-
tared in Hyde Park, have hese astrankbed sett* small quantity of
milk the cows bays One in the nosing, In eamparison to that in
the afternoon. The police . siker* were directed to keep a
sharp look-out after any suipidoes characters lurking about
the Park at unseasonabk hours. On Friday seeing, about
ten o'clock, two of the peace constables were en duty in the Park.
when they saw the primmer sitting on the grass close to a cow.
" Halos, there!" said the mutable, "what as you doing there?"
44 Nothing particular,"' answered Master Nicholas, "only. In-
haling a kale fresh all, for the benefit of my health." Now the
constables thought It I . very odd rites of night for taking the air,
and seeing something bulky in Master Nicholas's cost pocket, they
took the liberty of sank*sg them, when they pulled out two
bottles nearly full of milk. which was ivite warm, ,and left no
doubt' that Master Nicholas was the person with had lately bees
milking the tows. He sad his two bottles of milk were swiped
to the watchhotne. Master Nicholas, in reply to the charge. said.
he was estremely awry for what he had dune, sod if they would
let Mm go; he would never be sees in Hyde-park again. He was
then remanded far the owner et the cow to attend.

Saturisy-dui Rey. Dr. Faze, Rector of Sutton, Bed-
fordable% uprooted ponunally in the Conn of Con.Delegases, and
bombe• in hie** in time ease of Breea dergelne which le an
appeal Irmo. thesArches Court, whew eesterne dirprivide•
preneeeednishist the "poem., He was,ossignoil inking in die
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reefs in support of it on the third Session of the prawn T.

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