Star.
London, England, 1829-05-11 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Saturday Edam! .1f fireasch,l;telnpanan to Mr. Palmer, dra•
per and boiler, ot Ludgate. kill, was charged with robbing his late
employer to a considerable amount; and dust MlCermick, the sister
of the prisoner, was charged with receiving the property, well
knowing It to have been stolen. J. Eaten was charged with hav-
ing in his possession duplicates of part of the property which had
been pawned at different pawnbrokers' shops.
It appeared that Mr. Painter bad been robbed to a very great
amount by the prisoner Edward M'Cornalcit, whom he discharged
in March last • and be subsequently found same of the property
pawned by kkormiek's sister, la Gray's Inn-lane. On the olicen
Gardner and Morgan searching the premises of Boston, In St.
Ann's-coort, Dean•nreet, Solto4quare, they found dtplicates of
other property belonging to the prosecutor, which had been pawned
by the female prisoner.
The Magistrate very much lamented that shopkeepers should be
plundered to such an extent by their servanu, and ordered the pri-
sooere to be remanded.

Mingled Lys was charged with robbing her funished lodgings.
The prissier hired the lodginp el a Mrs. Turner, and decamped
in a few days, taking with her sheets, blankets, Ike--She Wu com-
mitted for trial.

MARLBOROUGSSTRIET.

Romaav ay Ma. Baoonuases.—Owen majt, a lad about 11
years of age, was brought before Mr. Conan; charged with steal.
log a hat from the residence of H. Broughams, Fag. M.P.
street, Berkeley-sisal,.
Robert Marlow deposed that be is servant to Healy Brougham,
Fag. and between eleven and twelve &deck on Friday last be was
in dle pantry, when be beard some strange steps in the hall; upon
going out be saw the prisoner ascending the int steps of the area,
and the prisoner seeing him, asked If the bricklayer was there? he
replied in the negative, when seeing his hand behind him, be asked
the prisoner what be had there 7 be replied nothing, bat suspecting
that he had stolen something, he went up and saw a hat In his
band, and inside of it his tap ; the prisoner then said that be was
in great distress, which was the cause of his taking the bat away.—
lie was committed.

Ceases or SIDOCTIOIL—A fellow et the nese et =is was
charged with having seduced a little girl if the name et Lawless,
apparently about 14 years of age, ender the followleg disgraceful
ercurnataeces

Flom the evidesce of Webb, t►e officer, it appeared that die
parents of the unioniste girl, who are respectable persons, bad
missed their gangues on Wednesday afternoon. and owing to her
set returning home during the sight they became very unhappy;
epos the following day an Maguire was set as foot respecdsg her,
aid at the same time suspicion fell upon the prisoner; the parents
went to his lodgings, but be denied all knowledge of the f desk.
Webb expressing his determination to examine his lodgings, the
ptisoner refused, saying that he had done lathing to cause his place
to be examined. end he would not suffer. His manner, however,
being suspiciests the officer forced his way in, sod saw lying spec a
mattress. without any covering, the female,* a Nate of intosica.
don; he soda her dress herself end delivered her op to her Patent.
The gill stated, that the prisoner and if the would live with hint

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be would WY bee a Merino sewn, a LegkirstlstMsei. sad afr, 414
lodgings for in is the Regent's Park, where they Mould use
man and wife. In consequence adds proposal she agreed to t
him on the above night, when be made hen drunk; bur be.
whom she was taken up stairs she could net say. h Nam
of this, he took the prisoner late cu.tody.
The prisoner denied the charge in into.
The girl was then sworn, whets she stated she had met him u
appointment. and had no doubt but that she 'mid consented toil,
proposal—The fellow was then discharged with a repnmand.
Wismar ay Irma stunt or WaLumerwis —44 heard
stone mason, was charged with having btoica a quantity et
ornaments frets Apsley House, the property of kis Grace the OE,
of Wellington.
From the evidence it appeared that the prisoner bad ken db.
gaged. during the last six months, at Apsley House, and, doth.
that time a considerable quantity of brass ornaments was
in which the Clerk of the Works set a man to watch ; en pm.
the prisoner was discovered leaving the place wick some in Vali;
muloo.—The prisoner was remanded.

MARY—LA—BONNE.
Saturday Mary Browse aims D•nekka". alias Meg, was dips
with having robbed her master. Mr. George Wheeler, sargeiss
Orme.square, Bayswater, of a few articles of plate and ether pia
petty, under very aggravated circumstances.
It appeared chat the prisoner was engaged by Mr.Wheakria.„
six weeks ago as botesentaid. A few days after the piiaair—=.6.
tered the family Mrs. Wheeler was confined. On the mond it
the tntis ultimo the prisoner came up into the back drawing .
where Mr. Wheeler dept. foe some directions. and in tbseerinest
half an hour be went down stairs, when be found the pleat is eke
utmost confusion, the prisoner having absconded with tia
linen, and a quandty of wearing apparel, a portions( whidishe-1,--i:
vied to Mrs. Elliot s. in Barrett's court, Oxford strict, whim ohs
remained until Mr. Elam saw s description of her adverdsetkaad
then gave her into custody. Oa being played at the bar she a".
attired in a bandsmen, shawl, worth four guineas, and a rat, pvit"
belonging to Mrs. Wheeler, of all of which she was inemsdisair
stripped. Three silver spews, a silk dress. a new black coat, sag
some able Wen, werr:bsced. the proms. bad mad
sebsecnot to the j.—She was cansuitted a &nate la

LA M BETH—STREET.
Can or Banmusr.—Amelia Preptee, a nibs, well lodes
young woman, was brought up by the parish ulicersid lit.Graes
to affiliate a tamale illegitimate infant to its legal father. On buy
sworn, she was desired to point out the father of her MK 84
earning round, she selected a miserable decrepid old lossiosepayi
on cretches, as its parent.
The Magistrates expressed some astonishment whetting*
the object of her affections, and desired her to mental di*.
remoteness that led to their letercoerse. Joiging Wag ge*,
dent's appearance, they ember thought that the bessalsetpeno.
niter belonged to some one else.
In answer to the,hlasistrate's question, else esti Oaths big
lived as a servant In the defendant's family, and that me de ft
during the absence et bee mistress, he made Mee mbar; a tespot
intercourse folkwred.

iiefe;i;DiA Ufa; hew tea yss say that? Toe knew it mg
yourself who seat your mistress out of the way when arks
acquaintance took place--(Laud laughter, iss which the Bath pl.
ticipated).
The Magistrate to the defendant—What reason have Tee is
show why you should oat be considered as the father of the Mt
and give security for its maintenance T
Defesdant.—Me the father, r.er Worship; no meet this yes
we. I had as apprentice with whom she was very Indus;
besides, there was a grocer in theneighbourbood who she was surf
fond of visitiog, and, I think, between these two lads, a lathe; I
she liked, could be found. Sbe was in the faintly way, sod es
being moaned, she pops it on poor lame Jack—(Laughter).
Magistrate—Then de lee deay that there was any intemerrel
Defendant—Why, I can't say that. Whew I was alone of a.
evade', sitting in my easy chair, and tenable to Move, she and to
come and take liberties.
Amelia here buret into tears, end declared it was aft Nth Mira
he was a deceitful old man. _ _

The defendant instated that it was.—As Grier fit the num
ef ea. dd. pee melt etas then made.

TOWN—HALL
A enemy leekleg fellow, named WWI= Igguldra, dressalk
a blue smock frock, who aimed to look rrtremely sheepish. we
brought up for a tossed time, charged with pratxhiog the files
log trick on Mr. John Belehin, the propriesot of the Old Mgr
vets, High-street, Borough.
do long since as Friday wash, (he was reseeded from feet,
day) this pretended dmpkten entered the Ship with a parcel bib
hand, and giving it to the landlord, begged him to take mil
care of it, as it contaieed family papers awl legal doessereteetet
sweet impenance, Made' to a law stilt in Norse of watimeene
GhtiMkell, Ms which be expected ° a mlnt of money." file be
ce Se Isom ho said, especially on the towinom, and to t
bed mil Malay, when all his go/den hopes would be
Well, Mewls, ease, and ere Its sun destined Master Iggelaseer
tend iffis ceilmeoen and announced that all was right ; bat Uhl
waited Mar most was the modesty of his attoreey's bill, fill IA
less than be impacted, and upon the strength of all this be ierinsl
upset troolingaie company. Glasses IrVI round, Master boffin
got sploodidly drank, was carried to bed, and in the awhile&
rented with his MIL amounting to ft. M. lid. and the marl a*
being fortkontiag, Wilkinson, an officer, was sent for, the pawl
'emitted. and hued to contain nothing more than a raw* d
quack's advertisements and street bills,
64 Well, Mr. fuuldeni said Alderman Amstar, ei have ye
taken advantage of the time allowed you to write to your hi*
and recollect who you are?"
Mr. !widen growled I
The Alderman—" Are you aware et the penally attachethe ni
tricks under Mr. Peel's Act?"
Another grewl!!
The Alderman-6 Have you any ball for your typewrote if
let you go ?"
A horrible growl I I !
Alderman Anatee--0 Lick him up again" the feel
and be was accordingly remanded for sbe nand *ne.

11211DOISADART.
Tam Daor.—Learb al day 11 bears OD salmis; twillsitail
74 adonis past 10. Meal Mad) 7 nada& Mr. Parserdia
11112.

Towtoausw.—Mara acts 54 ode. past 10 at *M. Thetis
begin to be speckled wkb lady birds.
Wssossaay.—Noted in the Jewish Calendar. TM Main
—Eli died." Mercury in peribelio.
TRIIIISDAT...-Vanua rises 17 Wastes past 4 naerning. Mtn It
of France assassinated.
Fassay.--Noted by eke Jews as the day whereon 411doesss
ezettsplarily plagued foe endeavouring to pull down she aid
the Sanctuary.
fiateasav—Battle of Album. 11111. Son ekes 13 ob.
sets 13 Ws. before S.