Star.
London, England, 1829-01-05 00:00:00

HOW.STREET.

George Weal was brought up for rmezaasination on a diarge of
horse-stealing.
Mr. Turtle, a butcher, residing in To.tenham- court-road, stated,
that about lit mouths ago a horse bad been stolen Intention; and
that two men, named Roe ad Yam*, had been tried tor the °Bence
at the Old Balky is September, when the tatter was acquitted, but
the former was convicted and neatened to death, which sentence
was afterwards commuted to trampoetation for We. This man bad
made confession to the presence of Brown, the turnkey, in which
be meted that a person not Th custody, but for whose the oaken
are on the look-out, had plumed several robberies of the same de-
scription in the neighbourhoods of Primrose-kill sod Camden-
'town, which, however, be (Rose) declined to engage in, as "they
would bring the hemp too near his chin" The confession went
on to state, that the same man contrived the rubbery of Mr. Tor-
' ties horse; that the horse was taken away by hint and Finch, and
delivered by them to the prisoner, who rode ine with it in the
direction of klampstead, premising to man the br.dle and saddle,
together with the meaty prothwed by the mile of the hone (which
ono to-be inserted in the lining of the saddle), 011 the following
T.uesday or Wednesday. The confession concluded by a dewrip
lion of the prisoner Wood, anal the towriver of she robberies.
Mr. Haw; having read the cunfewion, said he had no doubt but
that the prisoner was the George Wood alluded to.
The So kitor who appeared the the prisoner said that that con-
fessiOn having come from a man capitally convicted, could out be
evidence. _ _ _ _ _ _

Mr. Keats admitted that. bet said the officers would be ambled 1
to find evidence enough against the prkors without the confession.'
Mr. Turtle asked if Fincies evidence would be admissible against
the prisoner ?
Mr. Hams said—Oh ! certainly, as he has been honourably ac-
quitted. Dot where is he to be found ?
Mr. Turtle said be was then a prisoner in the House of Correc-
tion fur a petty offence.
Mr. llamas recommended that Finch should be applied to, and
added, be had just received a letter from a Magistrate. statini tier
the prisoner had stolen a.horee front the iseighbouphood of Menden,
and requesting that be might be remanded anal Wednesday.
The prisuuer was remanded accordingly ; and the gaoler received
a caution to look well to him, as be bad effected his escape before.

MA RI. ROB OV Ii—STR KELT.
Saturday the person who callt.l himself !Weft Dorton, and who
stood remanded on varioiss charges of forgery and fraud, was
brought up fot Sisal ClAMillAtiOn before Mr. Dusts. jun. The
charge agamst him was fur presenting donations to King's College.
the Literary Fund Society, etc. in the name of Sir IL Grant, and
obtaining money tin a check alleged to be a forgery. lie was fully
committed.
Two men were brought before Mr. Drat, chat ged with robbing
their employers, Messrs. Moore and Bicknell, hatters asod accoutre-
ment makers corner of Bond-street. Mr. Moore stated that his
house had been robbed of various articles iss Ids business from time
to time, but he was unable to find out the delinquents, and of all
the men in Isis employment the prisoners were the least likely to be
suspected, Irons die fact of their being able to earn, as finishers,-
from four to viz pounds per week, and such was the combination
amongst them, that he was unable to reduce dirk wages. One of
apprentices, however, made such a discovery as left no doubt-
ma his mind that they committed the felony with which they were
charged. Mr. Moores apprentice stated that he found two hats
isuk in the crown of the hat of the prisoner,William Taylor,whicb
he was enabled to do by placing atilt over the steamy', which
'process rendered hats pliable without dubs them an) injury. lle
sold the circumstance to his master who had the two prisoners
oaken into custody. William Taylor was fully committed to stand
Ms trial, but tbe.other prisoner was discharged, the evidence not
Ind
_aullicient, in the opinion of the worthy Raglan-ate, to war
saint bin Minsmittat
QUICEN4QUARIL
Tims Stokes Seames...—Saturday Mr. Timms, a Solicitor frost'
disPiamilk-ogicts Wird ttaMr. MMINTATT, to order tilt
Otis !ig &annul to. Suinerset Hoose,.which were at present he the,
igionlly of ihe officers at this dike. This rained was immediately (
'q rd with, and nearly a hackney coach lood was conveyed

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liArrox-c ARDIRN.
AnOridttlY.Man, ,named William Mason, was charged is Satan,
day IliikaPirtariPS baBe.eiri_ n.
The Primmer POI aPPrabaa4•ll,6l 11mbaJel. en officer, la the
back .garteLpf the b owe No 10, Little Itarketrect. St. Gileea.—
When the Ayer burst open the tbtor he found theipriausser seated
near . the • fire ,place, whir a table before him, on which mire foie
likl.lolf!crawns and,iive bad shillings, all in as unfinished
together wkh thediFerent inaterials used in the moo .
colouring of haw coin. The at di* 'oatmeal
" Good Goo! what dull trioriton,:treonepletdroottigpod."
He wassusposittel
PIA 111 118.POLICIL
Wayliti and George. Bills, two dicers of this otablisiimeati,
whose knowledge of the •modo of embarkation of pasologen
the anal Is of the fine description, led them to bellerD blr4
Stsybemon's depurate front this Coootty was not by any means ea
certain as generally supposed. They an:~ promoded to ace
nuputs.tbelt intormation, and on lIIDDIgIiy It 1327ZLIMPOODDI 44P01S
VyOiboltbt "there they had information the arm coacoalod.i
however could not find him whom Meg' Maght, Mad, in thol
midst of the match, who sluiti'd mate thdr eppemince tot /14
Gases, Mr. Cope, Ellis of Bow-street, and ese•of die vertigo
tb.e. Oraioeho brad :ken WAD the owe he brielailastioa ell
;41%4 Trans a *Want quarter. ITho *era as .appolg WWI
'withiiionisliment at each other • es. foxibeing be ke. olta*Meal
ezdupive infonpation. The pallet% wilt Doer be is atiM'at teak as
ever ; bot lb' eondodos arrived at is, that tiro rislikown lasi
eluded portrait for,tho resat in this moony.

Werkeidspoight. as sloung woman, who rosiies•is
Eta!, oo.the beck se..ot atone of she W 464
cosiks.onsher way from Loadon. .some persoa. no
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• Ptrseiged. cut Omagh her desk, ,goronf &c. and ab-.,
muted Ler pluicfrom her .pockets with abich.he got
clear off.