Star.
London, England, 1827-03-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE&

The WeStingers°, Bat., from Liverpool to Boston, Nuked al
having bean blown out at Terceira on the 44th alt. put into Cork
on the tkit instant, in distress:
Tb. Lancauer. Tuosarson, from Limerick to Liverpool, was if a
shore near Formby Point -top Thursday.
The Nancy. —w., from Goole to Sheerness, foundered in Lynn
Roads on Thursday—crew saved.
The Sea Sower, Stoats, of Portsmouth, has been tishdenoned at
St. Michael's.
Fai:atuare, Mannar 15.—Wind W. to N.W.—Arrived off
the port. the Jamr, Russau., from Se. Domingo; and Blues, Butes,
frown' London. Sailed tise.fulia,-Gariarr, for Charleston.
kr.visotrvor, MAACK 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived from London,
the Britannia, for St. liitt's • David, Itoozat, for Tobago.;
and St. Domingo, Eva, for St. Domingo.: Salted the Colombia,
Darruo, for New York.
Pourswoutas, Mauer id.—Wind N.W. to hie
Majesty's ships Cooustania and Cssualsaas, on a cruise; and his
Marsty's ship &name, to the eastward.
Dian; Wane 16.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Lyra,
from the South Seas; Surrey transport, and transport No. en,
from the westward; and remain, with his Majesty's ship Room.
lass. The whole of the outward bound have sailed.

DOVIN MAII6I 16.—The British Union, roorttt, from Mar-
sales to London, put in here this day, with loss of bowsprit &c.
having been run foul of this morning, off Beachy.Head, by a lafge
steam vessel, bound up Channel.

GRAVESEND. MARCH 16.—Arrived the Abereromble, Roarraow,
from China; Royal Charlotte. DUDSIAN. from Petang; hilen►oe,
BASER, from the Brazils; Palmanter, daiteriaL, from Cadiz; and
Isabella; pita, from Lisboa.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
PdANSIOIF:HOUSS.
Yesterday the Collector of the Chorch Rates for the Parish of
St. Bartholomew the Great, came before tire Loan Mayon, to
assert the right of that Parish to collect their own rates, without the
intervention of the City Officers.. He cited authorities to spew, that
the Parish, by Chance, was out of the jurisdiction of the City ; that
it chose its own Officers, who were without the contra'sl of the
City Magistrates, excepting business which was requisite to be per-
formed by Magistrates, when they came before his Lotdshipe The
Mushalmen assumed the right of serving all warrants end suns.
manses in the district. This asserted right was extremely hurtben.
some, inasmuch as they charged fees for such service, which were
extremely grievous to a very numerous and respectable class of
persons, the Clinkers inhabiting the Parish, on whom it wan
necessary to levy for the Church Rates every quartet they became
due. The Marshalmen charged hire shillings for each %violent,
sometimes more; The parish, when permitted to levy by the': own
officers -charged nothing. • • •
Leadbetter, in answer to the complaint of the eharges said they
only charged in proportion to the trouble inetarred ; and they often
expend a guipea worth of time Iq serving a warrant, for which we
charge only bad-a•guinea. , • • .
The Leith Meioat—Aced /MOW' doubt often' charge Ss. for
service which ti not 'Forth gee: -This Must be put a stop-to. His
Lordship ultimatelY. gave the 'warrant to the Collector for hint to
have executed by the Offietiss.
GUILDHALL. • .
On the nil ult. we Publhited the examination of a Clerk at the
Cross Keys Inn, Wood•Strett,-te- Whom some notes, part of a pas.
col of £2,790 that had been stolen, had been traced. He named
eat William Bayles as the 'pun; of whom be had received them,
sad Bayles was apprehended the same night. The next morning
liefereshe Alderman, be give up the name of one Rowley who had
imagleired him to change them; but the officers have not been able
to ',prebend him. Yesterday Belying. was brought up, and being
Interrogated by Sir Retie Lauttle,atatedshat be changed the notes
with the Clerk, giving him a premium in preference to going at
once to the beakers, because Rowley had taken them of a stranger
at a light, and he had iome apprehensions that they were no; fairly
come by. He had changed &rove 200 notes fOr him, and had never
heard he had been troubled about-stolen notes at this Otfacea• The
prisonee's Solicitor objected totsis answering farther questions • when
Sir gins eventually ordered die prisoner to be hberate4 on ball.
Robert Lin, formerly a Ovate in the Lancers, was charged with
stealing a tiressing.case, value SW. the property of Lieut. Gifford, of
the 10th Hussars. The Hobart marched into' the Hriunslow Bar-
racks on the 14th of December, which the' Lancers wet* then oc-
cupying. The case was left in the- passage to the• Barracks, whilst
the Regiment attended a muster, and on the Lieuteruit's return,
the property was gone. The prisoner and his wife had lately been
pawning the contents of the case, piecemeal, at Mr. Guest's hi*Fleet-
market, who suspected the property had been stolen, a:,d by tracing
the maker, discovered the owner. The prisoner said he bought it
of a servant to an Officer of the 10th, and was sent to Ipswich to
'identify the man.
HATTON GARDEN.

' J. Emil; T. Pike, and E. Maim, were remanded, on svopicion of
being concerned in breaking into the house of hlr. Singleton, of
Doughty-street.
MARY.LA.BONNIL
,Yeeejah Plank, charged with stealing a sheep the property of Ars
Duke of Devonshire.= Saturday last, underwent a Sisal examina-
tion, and was fully eoatmitted.
Since the htet examination of Thema, Supponi,. Charged.= sue.
plcion of having stolen a quantity of plate, the property of 11r.
Clark, from Daiston Cottage, another mast named Jetta Mara has
been apprehended. Both prisoners were brought before shit. Griffith
yesterday, and were remanded until Tuesday.
QUEEN-SQUARS. •
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J. Grose, a waterman, and owner of the boat No. ear was sum-
minted to this Office, charged by James Payne, Surreyoi of the
Roads to the Vauxhall Bridge Company, with plying his bast, on
Sunday morning last, near Vauxhall Bridge, from eleven till twelve
o'clock. Grove, the waterman, who appeared with an Infant is
his arms, and who shed tears upon the occasion, was seem.
panted by his wife, who had also a babe in bar arms,viirti three
other children belonging to the defendant, none of whom ap-
peared above nix years of age. The appearance of the group
excited much feeling on the• part of the Magistrate and those
present. The defendant, addressing the Magistrate, admitted
the charge against him, but pleaded in extenuation that it was
from necessity he acted ; that he had a wife and Ave het**
children depending on his exertiens for support. Mr. Gamow*
said, that he must not infringe the law, but should have applied to
the parish. Grove said, that he had applied to tbe.Parish Offiwre of
Lambeth, but they having relieved hist oo the previous day, that on
Saturday gave him but a shilling, and he could nut bear. to *at
haste and see his children with nothing to eat en Sunday. Mr. Gan-
some said, the Vauxhall Bridge Company must be protected, and he
Must convict him in the mitigated penalty of Ss. sod es. costs; or
in default of payment, commit him to prison for three days....
Grove said, that he had, not a tanking in the world to pay the pe-
nalty. The wife of the defendant, on hearing this, asked the Ms
gistrate what she most do to support her children during the term
of her husband's imprisonment—she had not a morsel of bread to
support them 1— Mr. Gaecoar said she must apply to the path&
Grove wag then committed to the• House of *Cerrectlat for
three days. •
I . •_ _ HEAD OFFICE, DUBLIN.

Monday, two persons hi the prb of Gentlemen were fined it.
each, at tills Office, for disturbing the congregation in St. )Peter's
Church on Sunday night last. Their conduct was exceedingly
gross to the female pan of the auditory, and their expresoions with
Reopen to the subject which called the congregation together was
of a highly impious character.

An Inquest was held yesterday, at the Bull, Shear-
man-lane, on the body of Humphrey Hayward. The deceased
had carried oa the business of a capper with Mr. Maniseni„ in
Abctiurch.lane, but their affairs baying become embarrassed, be
was lately declared a bankrupt. Since that time the deceased
bed been observed to be in a very thoughtful and dejected state,
and seemed to dread appearing before the Commissioner, te un-
dergo his examination. On Thursday evening be was found is his
chamber in a must d,istresslag state. Upon a Medical Geas
being seas fords/ discovered that the deo:aped had take.
lof argotic aphis', which speedily redo* spoisies7.—A
I iiit effect was returned.

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