Star.
London, England, 1829-12-23 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
George Jona was charged with committing a burglary in the
house of hlr.'Heath, a japanned wan manufacturer, on Snow-hill,
and _stealing & variety of rooms and other articles of plate, of the
valise of al. - - -

On Sunday night, between sly and seven o'clock, Mr. Heath
was alone in his house, his family shaving gone to Church, and he
beard 1 alight ringing at the door bell, which soon afterwards was
adopted. He remained still in his room, and did not suspect that
this was done by thieves to ascertain if all the inmates were gone
to Church. Soon afterwards his dining room door opened, and
the head of a' man appeared. He ran to the window, called
" Murder and Thieves, and a crowd assembled. Two kluges
leaped our lit. a side window in Cock-lane, and one of them. the
prisoner? was pursued and taken. The thieves bad entered with
skeleton keys. Committed for trial.
BO W- ST REET.
Stan early hour yesterday, this Office was crowded to ewes
by persons who wished to learn the result of the deliberations of
the Magistrates respecting the death of tbe late Mrs. Phillips.
Lord Chaska Scott, brother to the Duke of Beccleoghond two
other Nobkmen were present during the proceedings.
file Cultington, the solicitor for Mr. Phillips, said be attended
there according to the appointment which had been made.
Mr. Haste asked whether Mr. Phillips, Mr. Cox, and the other
parties connected with the case were present ?
Mr. Cultioston replied In the affirmative.
' -Mr. Co.. hoped- that his baying neglected to attend on the
farmer day would not be deemed. by the Magistrates a dereliction
if duty.
. Mr. Rawl said that there had been a general misundeinanding
as Co the former appointment ; but he did not think that Mr. Cot.
sit any nue else, was to blame.
Mr. Haus poloted to a mass of papers which lay before his%
11150..b.G180 to lay, that volumen.lus as the documents walk
=which' himself sad Sir RICHAILD Brauts had been fo.
, they had, notwithstanding, paused them in the must
=whit !banner, and given to their contents the hen• oensltier•
Wen which it was in their power to bestow upon them. lie
Ageld not undertake to affirm, that the conclusion at which
-*ty hid arrived, would be satisfactory to all parties; hot he
Mai quite suck that it would be found upon elimination mho lo
timerdance with tie low; and in order to prevent any mist*, er
geisbeetpretstiat respecting their decision, they had theAght It
boat to reduce it to writing. than to deliver it orally. He then
!weeded to read as follows That after perusing • the variodb
siateinonts Which had been laid before them respecting the death of
lief late hies. charlotte Phillips, there did not appear to them (the
)..4o be sufficient evidence to enable them to disturb the
which had been taken before the Canner, and pronounced
a competent .hay."• This aphdon, be continued, had been
Irtleitrat after the mat delibtrate comlderadsn, ,assi bre therefore
*tetra. dun if it did net exactly satisfy parties. it wee!" et Jean
'usy the pa bib trackathart. It was still, however, ?pen. ty the
-toratabetmay other course they might igink proper to adlipt:
iaggested that flit thistdd detain the papers.
etwonlidii, that for WE pert hit bedewed' rather set, a.
Air whiz, lieseresd witheobpennolo prod*, dam. • .
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rirfahp!, l'oesater.b. enfereontlafactwe nt` hive/Intel -
um some leo lecedie that itlXlitsitiidaamovi, ??, Tpt LONDON-BILIDGB TO NIOILiIDW.
rt di* ***Alb reiMi • er theirs s • . 149!"1't •. . . 'giblets. alter
tba4tter, that the spat lefty' Mask betailatl _yell fikt.Afilae. . eus‘ . . • . 54 "thutei arw'
4 also wished the papers to remain in tie Magistrates! halide: I Lennon t Print:stand Piddisbed by Joins Kam, at the Sur
Mr. Churchill thought, it wield be better to hated the does- Orme No.l, Plcketi.placi,Tensple Bar. •

UNION—HALL
Rickard Wale's, of Stamford-street, and a woman, who described
herself as his-wife' were brought up for re-examination, on the
alleged charge of having fraudulently obtained possession of the
property of a grew number of tradesmen.
A gentleman named Cook, charged the prisoner Waters with
conspiring with Parkes, who is in custody in Surrey fur swindling
tradesmen at Windsor, to obtain possession of a house situate is
the ltlbany Terrace, tegent's Park. Parkes and the female pri-
soner got possession of the house ; she thee loused as the wife of
Parkes. Waters was the referee, and he described himself as a
wine-merchant, and Parkes as a gentleman of fortune. Parke made
a moonlight flight, and defrauded the whole neighbourhood.
Mr.. Sep, a tailor, charged the prisoner Waters with defrauding
him of a pair of trousers sad a suit of black. The servant-of the
prosecutor was ordered not to leave the clothes at the prisoner's
house in' Stamford-street without the money, but be was induced
by plausible promises and false repres..ntations to par t with them.
Mr. Groom, a tradesman, stated that Waters obtained from
him goods, value .C 9 15*. by promising to pay on delivery.
The Magistrate intimated his determination of committing the
male prisoner for trial on the case of Mr. Rap ; but as tbsto was a
probability of other charges of a similar nature being preferred, he
should remand him until next Tuesday, and by that time the pub-
licity given would have the effect of bringing others 'steward
against him.

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