Star.
London, England, 1827-12-01 00:00:00

.THE WARWICK BANK NOTES.

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This robbery has -sies.ws has-been supposed, been
ce4ntwhted by 'ma preitilkoneWotinarily then, but by
incipient thieves not calculate on
-such.* prize, ansk ow swerestiair the. bundle from owe
tide of the Mail,• tbwllasit besag Wn ajar after it was
thrown in at the othun-they imagined they had Secured
'merely in drdiuyy parcel, *Met might pio.ince theni
;few pounds. Ow examining it they welt agreeably sun.
prised at its contents, but at the same time mach at I ;
loss (they not bring as yet at thellead of their'prefer-
'siou), how to disprise of theft). la Oil; cli*ma.a lucky
thought struck one 0. the . worthies,. and, lie applied to
a Jew who purchased the entire foe two howdeerkposurch.
This bargain was completed instanter, after the robbery,
anct- the notes remained in his hands: until Viretinesdly
last, when they were, for good and Substantial masons,
restored. A negociatioo bad-bees going on spay, or;
cccv before, and strassge as it.-matippear to the evaders
the principal person engaged in it was soother &of at
police officer.
,His name is fieeli4iiiitioowd NU
colleagues, frog* as We believe,;a jealousy of Asir nate
being in the rig. .
Various interviews took place*, the subleet, each of
iehich proved futile ; at lesisith, the Israelite gave is Ilia
hilieraiuns, which was, " Thlat two tout ands sows.. wits
vat he exiecre.t, that if dwsh 'sawn- given, tne.ragt
rotted go to Merica, vete there eat von person who
voued manage them." The go-between took:the uses!
sage, but s n his way to Isis employers be learnt a litile
of addsion, and-made the required sum 2,8001. which,
*as giien, ibusrealising a handsome remuneration for
Ibis trouble.
Vas came to the ea re of the Isiaelitv, who, it May. be
supposed, was not much 'pleased, and he sow makes
Petticoat-lane sing with—By" gosh, he knew von 'Atilt
officer what vas a bigger i,•gue nor any jeW,that did a
Siefid of hi-h, Wear honesht marchant, cot of 8001."

'This is the story that is circulated ; the name of, dart:
regt ciator is not concealed. The same person, front:his
success in this negotiation, it is said, is Oniaged to pro•,
cure the restoration of Glimildi and Co.'s watches. The
sum required is understood tops, 1,5001. ' •

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Mr. Justice BO avor, of the 1r Ws Beach, brother olds,
late Dr. Bihtron, of Christ Chareti, was last wreck attaek-
ed its a tray Severe degree with an inflammation of
the bowels. 'lt is not expected that he wiltbo siblo Wee-
t•utne his judicial duties until nest Term but kis LW-
ship is much better, arid its a fair -way to.* perusaic
I eat recovery.
L t t Tue,day evening some thieves got into the
Quaker Meeting, at Wandsworth, and etter scattering
st tne books and. va?ers all over the.. floor, they departed,
withlue any booty. The new Chareh- has been twice,

robbed, the•last time about two*mooths since, when they
toik the mourning black cloth, mats, :and the seats of
the= diffeLeut pews. • • • . •

Mondry List Mr. GEORGE Giant (aecompvnied by
Messrs. R. E. acd C. F. Gowan) mide his 54th ascent
to his elegant balloon, from Ipvwich. Mr. Cagan had
the advantage of a cloudiess sky; and the sun's rays
be'ng reflected from the varnished surface of this :to ,
petitions rnactine, gave kit. wpry. brilliant and s.riking
appearance. The aaventurous aeronauts were much
gratitid,by a view of the setting sun, which hail no
sooner made its disappearancv than the gas in the b.. 1.
Toon became condensed, and the bylloon descended
without any of the gas being permitted to escape. It
was.soesalocured.and tttaced.on.the top of a. chaise, by
which it was convoyed back. to the .figld Irons which •it
ascended, sufficiently infisseed to auks another ascent
did fOltivrips day.
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