Star.
London, England, 1828-07-22 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL. •
&mud Britton and JoAs Eca.en,•drovers, were charged with fib
treatlog oxen in Smithfield market. .The complaint was made by
Roe, ooe of the at Officers. who stated, that about six o'clock in
the morning he saw Britton, from sheer wantonness, strike snot
below the hock, with a large knobbed stick. The animal drew .
up its leg, and trembled exceedingly with agony. In crossing the
market to seise the prisoner, he came rip with Eaton, who was
coanniltting a precisely similar act, and he took their both into.cie..
truly: Eaton was without his badge,aad Britton had teen brought
before theAldroman for such cruelty throe weeks before, when.he •
was sent to Bridewell for seven days. Eaton said he bad attendtsl
Smithfield is lung while, and had never been complained of till then.
jiritton did not offer any excuse.—Sir Peres Lamont convietesl
Britton In the penalty of 20s. and Eaton in 10s. which not being
table to pay, the latter was sent to hard labour tor fourteen days b .
ibidewell and the former for one month.
BO W—STREET,
' Mr.' Humphreys, the Solicitor, made applieatioplo Mr. Hatt*.
die fatting Magistrate, relative to the ease of Gueste, who escaped
front the first floor window of his house, in Clement's-Jane, while
the Officers were.searching it for stolen goods, as formerly stated.;
and contended, that 30 sovereigns, six silver spoon., and ochre
prilierty, which lift now iodic possession ut the Bow- street Officera,
but found at Guiste's hoist, should be given up to his sun, who
was prepared to prove them tolareirown property, and so whihe
character no imputation could be attached.
Mr. Harts um!, it was in evidence before him..sbat a svatshof
considerable value hadbeen stolethand Offered for sale by a pursuit,
bow in custody, to the elder Gueste, and he considered it privies.
go- detain the articles found in his house until the affair bad under-
gone a further itreestigation. He wished to knew how could it he
proved tilat'tbe property belonged to the sea?
, The younger Gueste now .came forward, and said, shot be Irk
The eneereigns in his father's care, and that-the silver spuona were
ilia his property. •
Mr. Harts—'a If you left any articles of yolir's in your Wheels
Possession, you are of course 'entitled to them; but at present
shall make no order. if you attend here on Wednesday, the
Officers will also be in attendance, and the affair will be more fulit
investigated."
Mr- Humphreys said he should, and then retired, accompanad
by young Gueste.
HATTON—GARDEN. . •
Two men, named Wiky and Coley, were charged with skirting
the revenue laws, by working in an " unentered " glass manGA:-
tory. The prisoners were discovered in. No. 6.. Ward's-pace,
Islington, making glass scent•bottles, and two revenue officers
broke open the front door of the house, and pursUed the prime. ei
into an adjoining yard, where they took thrill into custody. to
the house was found a furnace, a pair of sheers, a blow-pipe, toe
pair of moulds, and from five hundred to seven hundred Ire:re-
bottles ready for immediate use.
The prisoners did not deny the charge, but contended, that being
taken off the premises they were not liable to the.Analtaguences
arising out of their illegal pursuit.
The Magistrates differed from them relative to the law, and
they erste committed.
MARY—LA—BONNE.

Zayceck and Thomas Theatstm, marble carvers, were
charged wkh assaulting and boating, John klargrcaves, a (Auer-
workman.

The complainant represented to Mr. &swamism, that for as
alleged offence, of which ihe was innocent, the defendants, and ant.
thee man not in custody, caked kens or, as he afterwards es-
/Alined the terns, threw him across a marble hem, in their era-
ployer's study, and inflicted that kind of puniehment which a
talkacrary school boy receSeres from his master.
In answer to the charge, the defendants stated, that a tillepieee
1013 d, which belonged generally to the workmen of the establish-
ment, had been rafted for, and the aemplainant having it HI be
:melody, unlawfully withheld it front. the fortunate
pointed out by chance as the owner; and they said they had evi-
dence in Court to prove, that having been guilty.oftsuch en offence.
he bad sbbjected himself to the above punishment, by rules of gun-
gnity in their trade. . .
Mr. Raivuesou considered the punithnient too devailing for emu
iboy to receive, but be was wWing. to hear their evidence.
A witness, whose hoary locks, the Magistrate said, gave lsi4l a
claim to great respect, stated, that cobbing hadbeen a gown' front
time immemorial-.among- marble carvers, .ant,k prevailed irons
o'Groat's house to she Laturs End. it was Inflicted mkt wheri
is was richly deserved, and in reference to ..she present .case, he..
thought a attopenate ceuld.not do a more unjust act then on defraud
a fellow workman. . •
Where is the iime.piece stand? said Mr. R. to the eimplainant.
• CumpLinant— i can produce in half an hour..
sr. WLUitON—Do so, and see if you can make an amicable
arrangement, gout, the defendants must fitid,h.sil.
" nail, Sir, '• said the man with gray, hairs," I consider cobbing
,'suety slight corpcs...l punishment Indeed."
kir. lqwumano— Summary redress among fellow workmen
good, is far as hues go • but tubbing, although countenanced by
and practised from the house of John e'Groat to tar
ILends hod, cannot be endured. 1 say again the defendants nine
Make Compensation.
QUEEN-SQUA RE.

J. Ladd, servant to a market-gardenerat Fitlham, was cbarrd
with a
ndesptrate assault on J. Allaerton. •Theprisoner was cr.vil
a cart at Saturday at Cbelsea,aehtn slitertuat struck the Die:
with a law: The prisoner immediately snatched it from him, Er 4
him with it on the head, and split his skull. He was taken to ine
Hospital in a state of itistusibi:lty,in which he still remains; and 4
certificate was produced, stating his life to be in danger, itit tun*
quince of which the prisoner was remanded.
T. 2'saaser was charged with stealing two razors. He positir4l
denied the tact, and was about to be discharged. but. entortunatrly
.for him, on searching bins they were found in his boots, which Or
covery tendered him speechless, and be was fully committed.
LA3I BET H- ST R E ET.
The driver of the cabriolet No. 93 was fined 20s. and cads fa
.being absent flora his vehicle, and, when found in a public-how.
refusing to take a fare.
/t. Mou, .It. Davis, T. Baljeld, and J. Boursii, were charged, in
furrut.r a suvicituis character, and having base money in bi'l'"”
session and the latter with rescuing him, and assaulting thr wards
men who had him in their possession, sit two o'clock on thindAY
morning.—hless was SOIL to the House.of Correction, and ikt
others fined 10s. each.

NEWGATE AND LRADENHALL M MMUS, Joss V.
Heel— ..... t.. 25104 to 3110 d I Veal 'Ss OJ to 4, YO
Mutton ........3s Od to 4s Od I Pork 3s $4 to s,
Lamb' 3s 8d to Ss Od

PRICES or HAY AND
IT.
Hay 41 43 Od so 51 Os 041
Clover 4115 s Od to 51 los Od
Straw 1114 s Od to Ss Od

'RAW YESTERDAY.

W UMW/A POL.
Hay 31 12$ to 41 1416 a
Clover 41 104 to 51 155 a
Straw 11 We 10 11 166 06

PRICE OF MOPS,
KW POCKETS.
Kent 60s to 16a I
Sussex
Essex
Farnham fineilOO Dutyi to 1
116
Old

;, -ralf CWT. Jtu.yil:

XVII IA.O S.
Kent SOS to 75.
go
Susse 48s 10
s ......
SOS to eil
Esser.—...
I—Seconds. 90s to WI
I at,X900,000.
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HIGH- W ATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO AIORROW.
Morning, . 31 nuntster atter 11
Afternoon l2 minims alter I i
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