Star.
London, England, 1829-01-06 00:00:00

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lir. Rtir in vita endriveured to ohipte dto 'etijittpudi
'fief eillit.diritlifft inlffe tre thitleir.infiltatered Seiler. shear
'herielf on •tise Asir with butt viotiltre thdt the month is her hafr
entered her brad, and caused the blood to iluw cbriously.and I re.
qulred the, unitcd forces of f..uryermials to eiery her towards the
Nidgiptr.trett uI i...At reitgtli 'tenitir girl eras Mum, and Mr.
'ffire 'de;tiltd her tb pant Alt she 'father of her dAq. • There
it the wretch,' 'outdated the girl, gazing entity around. antt
aiming a de•perate blow at Mullett; who stood near. her, NA
escaped solely by running fqr princetion into the klagistrates pd.
rate room, havmg*pferlotity Unabated that hr w.s4 not prepirel
whh bail to'satitiy the parish.
Air. floc then renewed his efforts to soothe the uhrorthbafe
young crea..pre,.whose.continoted shrieks "ere most distressingirtsi
assuring her that the fellow was gone to prison, and she might re.
idrit pi:aceahli Mime; but the oily reply she made to the Mails;
trate s oinkriations was—" *Oh ! my poor Mother r and half utiereff
espiesosintni.conterning hthrrs of her ra utly.
poor ire' was then conveyed into the open sir. and resters.
'Oyes applied, and eventually h. r sister had 11,.:r taken home in
coach in a dreadful state, arising Irons eseess!ve anguish of mind.
Nlullrtt, who, until the young woman terrified him by bet frantic
ge,turek,prott•ted that be hsd a great deil to of.rer in Ms Jetsam,
was iucktd up in default cal hail
IJN IIIy—HALL.
Yoltetilay Map Levi. al.tolt.er. and dealer in mar:ne stores, wai
clo ,ried with basing received a quantity of glass, knowing It tb
hers •tolen.

M r. Barham, a picture dealer, stated that he was at present htaldinig
s me houses in Lambeth, and that on Monday 'tight, the 29th tilt.
s *me 'Mews entered tme..fthrin,Lnd having ut..szed several window
h antes, cut out 'eighty pane* of glass trona them, leering the teatueb
behind on the ground fl .or.
A witness named Foster, stated, that onthc "oth a December,
he weld to the stop of the pawner, and purchased Of tem the 3t
•qteirt s of gl.ss now produced, at the rate of 2 )J. each S3ll.lrt, pea
he, qu.tiing t 6 shop, t;t:. primmer said, " Dvn't tell any body *let
I send you the glass for."
A person win. glazed the windows for the complainant, toted,
than on the day subirquent to, the robbery, he ..w -he ales' its
question in the prisoner's shop. llavin: examined the square ',And
akert.tined them to have been those stoic!) from Mr. Barham
WlZ'ttili proceeded for that Gentleman, and Cradly, the coast bk ;
an I on their return to the shop, they found the prisoner had got nil
of the whose of the glass in the interval.
'the pt keener, in his defence, said that a person named ltiohertss
whose plate of Omit- he did nut. know, brought the glass to his shop
and ..Trued it fur stir; he did nut purchase it at the times.hut pfus
posed to Itoberts to Itt it reata:n in his shop for a Customer, and
that WI ,trrer it feteheel he should have, on allowing a small sum
to: disio,aing of it. The prisoner added, that Foster purchased.
hi•ty.two paves of glass, and that aut.-quietly to the purchase
Roberti came tth re and took away the rtmatatier himself. Nadia
not know where Becht is could he tuund.—The prisoner was cum-
matted for trial.