Star.
London, England, 1827-04-26 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
In consequence of the death of the Lows hismos's eldest son, hb
Lordship tliJ not sit yesterday. The windows of the Mansion-
house were closed.
HATTON-GARDEN.

Yesterday, John Emis was charged with having 271. of counter-
feit money in his pouessiou.—lt appeared that the prisoner ten-
dered a shilling to Mr. Stone, the proprietor of the Coach and
Horses, Holloway, on Tuesday night, which was returned, in con
sequence of its bring bad. The prisoner then said be bed plenty
of money, which he produced; but, upon inspection, it was found
to be all bad. A constable wag sent for, when the prisoner said
he found a brown paper parcel, containing a great quantity of
money, that morning, in a field in the neighbourhood. He brought
the constable home and gave him the parcel and it, contents,
1 which contained the above amount of counterfeit money.
From the previous good character of the prisoner, who if In the
employment of a Geotlemao named Laycock, residing Its the neigh-
bourbood of Holloway. great credit was given to his story ; and It
Induced Mr. Sergeant Satins to liberate him, upon Ms entering
Into recognizance' to appeal when called en..
Mr. Powell. Solicitor to tbe h Inc. ens spit, aarisit4 s the
worthy Magistrate's decision.
Yesterday. a young woman of respectable appearance.. Was
charged wick having stolen a gown, yahoo-41W Iltst propaly of Mn.
Anne Jones, of Yort-place, Bontere.4llo.llelas bad ift=
employed the prisoner to make drae ,a. hit; the was ow
In that capacity on Saturday, when she the drew in lams
don, which abs pawned at a " nets for the
sum of four *Wogs. On the primmer piss* *kWh the
dock, an great an impression did her shoed= maim upon hey that
she foil down in a fit, and, by Om desire of the altre• the wet
conveyed out of the office by Waddingtoo and two of the
*firers, who paid the unfortunate female every ettention which her
situation required. Her mistress having deviated hie intuntionnol
to prosecute,, as she bad expressed great contrition for her.falt,e•
was ordered to be discharged.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
Mr. Simeon Oddwell, of the King's Head, near Chelsarbside,
commonly known by the distinction of the " High Horse" was
charged by John Bryant, of No. 16. Union-place, with keeping his
house open on either the 15th or 17th of March, from midnight till
morning.
Mr. Virgo, of Cbange-alley, Consign, now appeared as Whiter
for the defendant ; but Bryant's evidence was so misatiaftww7s-te
to the puticalac night, that he was interrupted by Mr. Gregor*"
who observed that the informant had not:come any thing near the
day Hated in the intornsation.—sWas it (the Magistrate here asked).
I a mooch since?

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Bryant could only now recollect that it must have ►«n upon a
Monday.
Mr. Gaseous—You need not trouble yourself in thb affslr, Mi.
Virgo, for the informant is really one of the nephieet followi
have ever heard.

Bryant—Monday was the day, your Worship, for I amapialoed
to all the Geodesy= of the Committee of the citctnstance.
Mr. Ganottant—Well, it might be Monday, but which Monday
you cannot tell us. You make nothing at aU of this charge ; and
thereon I obaU dismiss It.

Bryant said, that he certainly woeld look after the haw caro-
-1 folly In faturem—and be then left the dice much discancortod.
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LAMBSTII43TREET. •
These wen, mead Haresid, Torment. aod Whim, wen) truidne4
en facades of birds; broken Into the presnieee of Mr. Jackass, V
FieltipteAreit, Whiteckspel, between ens and fear o'clock ea the