Star.
London, England, 1826-07-19 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Two women were charged with having robbed a sentient= named
Lane of three XS notes of the Ipnrieh Bank.
Thept tor, in walking through abbopepte-street on Satur-
day night,Was addressed by NeOwn, who took him by the arm and
asked bin WO/ Wier PI take a walk with her. He disengaged
idemdfoned Drown walked away, bat be heard rather a " rumble"
he his clamors' pocket, and, upon putting his bands in, he felt that
hie Dotes were pos. He immediately turned round, and saw her
talking to a Capeab of a Alp. He put his hand upon her, and told
the Captain that she bad just robbed him, to which the Captain re-
plied that nobody was snore likely to de a thing of the kind. She
was then conducted to the watchhouse' where she was searched, but
no money was found upon her. The Captain, however, described
Gorden, who he said had suddenly left Brown when the latter
spoke to him, and an officer was dispatched after the prisoner, who
was soon afterwards found in Houndsditcb, and taken to the watch-
house and searched. While the operation of searching was going
forward, she made the most desperate resistance and outcry. The
notes suddenly dropped near the spot where she was searched, and
alilresent were convisted that it was from her they dropped.
TheCeptain stated, that Brown, when the addressed him said,
" I remember, Mr, hobs men you before ; and lam sorry ior the
robbery I committed open you scene years ago." She had scarcely
said• the woros, when Mr. Lane came up and accused her.
The LOMB illavort--And were you robbed by her?
The Qptain—Exactly di years ago I was robbed by her of a
£lO note, on the very spot where I met her on the night of this
robbery. I did not prosecute her on account of the trouble and an-
noyance ; and I never saw her since until Saturday night.
The two prisoners denied.they knew any thing about the notes.
The officers said that they were two of the most desperate thieves.
Nothing was too hot or too heavy for them. They had stolen hun-
dreds of pounds ent of Gentlemen's pockets.--They were then
fully committed.

woof Lie wait yesterday brought before the Loa* Mecca for a
second examination, charged with having committed an Wham
under the Act, called " Jonathan Wild's Act."
Mr. Yomick, when shop was robbed of umbrellas and other arti-
cle; attended, and stated, in answer to some questions put to him
by the Lord Mayor, as follows:—The prisoner called on me, and
said he could get me pan it the property that had been stolen from
L. I did not pay him any gooey upon the oc colon; bp; I said,
I was willing to do so, upon the recovery of the property and the'
prosecution of the thieves. He said that all that Miglarbe
-done
and be asked me for some property like thit whicklad beensteles:
from as. We let him have an umbrella, as a pattern, but we never
saw him or the umbeella since tin now.
Lee—l am ready to give up the umbrella, which I took nterely
to assist ate in the investigation—(A laugh).
The Loan Marna observed to the City Solicitor, who attended
upon the occasion, that this case, be apprehended, did not come
within the meaning of the Act, as Mr. Musick had given no money.
The Qty Solicitor WAS of the same opinion.
Mr. Penick further stated, that he was present when the pri-,
setter spoke to Mi. Prier,the silversmith, who had been robbed
subsequently. Lee said to Mr. Piter, that the-stolen property was
at three different places; and that If he was sufficiently remunerated
he would produce it.
The Loan Mama.—You are here accused of obtaining money
under pretence of getting back part of the property that had been
stolen.

Lee—There is nothing against me wkate►er—(A laugh).
The Loan Mairoa—..You'll had that we have quite enough against
you.—The case was then remanded till Friday.

GUILDHALL •
Two jews, of the names of pups and Allen, men well known
to the Police as experienced" Duffers," were on Tuesday taken
into custody in Fliet street, after having in vain endeavoured to
palm off one countryman, at a high price, a worthies; diver watch,
which they represented as being very ;Astable. This species of
fraud has of late been so very prevalent in the city as to be made
the subject of complaint by several Common Councilmen, and it
was in consequence of the additional vigilance mato detect dine
sharpers, that the success of the psiwaiters was in this Instance in.
terruptsd, u tbe countryman ma about to ray the minsey were;

when she officer stepped in and took diem into cultisdy. They wire
xleeediegly indignant at the interrupting, and insi,ted that the et-
ficer had so right to interfere with their" driving a bargain."
Mr. Alderman Aeusets said be would remand thebrfor Slew days;
to give them an opportunity of showing theinsekres honest men;
by producing persons who could speak to the ntspectability of their
characters.
John liendand, porter. to Mr. Beek, of Clement•saalle. "the'
merchant, was charged with stealing eight bottles of wine. He woe.
observed in the street anxious to conceal something under his cook
by Dan Forrester, the officer, who &lied his coat aside as if by Alr
tititut, and &sauteing a bottle of wine, &embed him of hauled
stolen it. He had another bottle in his band. After Owe Availed'
cation, the prisoner returned with the Officer to •his
where Mr.. Beck identified the property. Sit other bottles ware
found at the prisoner's lodgings.
Mr. Beck declined being sworn, he being no, of the society of
Friends.
Mr. Alderman Mims lamented the tenuity of eke *saber* est
this point; here he said, the consequence would be, that a &shone*
servant would be let loose upon society with hisreputation blighaedr
and without the chance of obtaining employ.
Mr. Beek replied, their tenacity was not to Mime; she fault
rested with the Legislature, which disallowed their A
although it wean binding on Quakers as the oaths Of Shoot
liko
not object to take them.
The prisoner was discharged.
BOW-STREET. •

Intresawre Kann AND MA. Csanalion..ool.leittenant
Ais
was brought up for final examination, whisk. alt Slerequfiftli Ms
b
friends (we know not why), took place in a privait nom.
• An additional witness was examined, who depoeed that be beard
Mr. Kenny say, after Mr. Chaffee was shot. Mr. Oakes (,fee
Officer of the watch), you could have presented thia."
Mr. Oakes was called, and hi explanation said, ha thiseglit his
ant duty was to acquaint the Captain. '
Mr. Charlton's relations declined a promestion. bawd.
Sir It. theme mid, he felt it bib dun id send lise amine haver
tiption by a Jury, and committed the &insane for trial, for wilful
murder, at the next Admiraky Sessions. •
Mr. J. Dickson, a Gentleman connected with the Vigo Dap
Company, and Ma% Steele, his friend, were lilsoght to this Am.
for basing published a eerrespendence misstated or intent/ell as
provoke a breach of the peace after Mr. J. Dickson and !Jr. J. S.
Tayl.r, the principals, bad been held to bail. Mr. Steele stated.
that his object in publishing the correspondence, on the contrary.
was to prevent a duel from being bight on the other side of the
water • and Mr. Hafts, the sitting . iing Magistrate, having taken kit
-solemn promise, as well as that of Mr. Dickson.that they intended
no breach of the peace, the case was dismissed.

DIARY-LA-BONNE.

Two cyprians were charged by John Galina with having as;
united him on Monday night in Cranbourne-street, and taken tram
his neck a gold brooch. He stated that the prisoners asked him
for something to drink, and on his refusal knocked him down; but
he could not 'Wear that either of them had taken his brooch,
though he was convinced that he lost it in the scuffle. They were
ordered to find ball for the assault.

WWw,s Curtis, a coal-heaver, was charged on suspicion of having
stolen some sacks which were to his possession. lie stated that
be bought them of a strange waggoner on the road. He was re.,
manded for a week.

An elderly man, of very genteel appearance, who gave his name
Fm. Senderson, was committed for an indecent attack on Mr. W.
H. Wake, articled clerk to an Attorney in Lincoln's load the pre-
ceding night, in 01 ford-street.

WORSHIP-STREET.

Yesterday, Wiliions Carr, a journeyman coaehmaker, was •earr
Meted of having wilfully damaged a phaeton, the property of bit
employers, Messrs.Bennet and Lloyd, coaclimakers, of Worship-
street, and was tined £3.

LAMBETH•STREET.

Yeatarday.-Abs Hayes, a powerful athletic young man, w a
placed at the bar before the• Sitting Alaglstrates, Messrs. Haan-
%VICK and WYMT, for final examination, on a charge of burglary
and robbery committed in the dwelllog-house of Captain l'Ascall,
of the East lodia•road, and was fully commltteJ.

Ages Zeit, proprietor of a thackwaU stage, was charged by Mt.
Deckeeitith abudee language. Mr. Docker said that he moused
*epoch ea Wednesday, but Instead of proceeding en his joirrogy.
the deisndiat Waved about for eighteen minutes, and Ms Fadeout
being eshatieted, he was leaving the coach, when defendant demand-
ed his fare. Docker gave him his card, saying, if he was entitled
to his fare, he inight call for It. Defendant poured forth a torrent
of abuse, sip. 901 lag should apply the card tea purpose we depot
choose to **tbs. This was cerrobeeatod by another passenger,
sad the ear& loaf was lined Al.

The port of Harannah has been declared healthy,
and free from yelbw fever.
TALMA, the actor, has been alarmingly 51, but is
much better.

Prince ESTIRINAZY on being asked how many sheep
be had in hie groat territories is Hungary) replied-40 I cannot
tell how many sheep I have, but this I know, that I have Owe
konsired shepherds I"
The harvest in the county of Stafford has commenced
pretty generally. The crops appear to be.very scanty:
A Gentleman, who is allowed to be the first strathspey
and reel-player in Scotland, upon the Scetch an.i Dish
bellowsgape,. has taken a bet of 1,000& against a well-
known sporting Gentleman, that he will travel as a
wandering minstrel; for the space of six months, pay all
necessary expenses with whatever the public ate-pleased
to give him for his music, and save 1001. besldes.
A few days ago, an old woman and her. daughter
went into a gin-shop in Saunder's Garden,- Hoston,
where some words arose, in the course of which, the
daughter gave her mother a push, when she fell so vio-
lently as to render her insensible. She was conveyed
to Sboreditch Workhouse, where she expired in a tew
hours, and the daughter is in a state of distraction. •
in the last week of the present month.
Among the features of the late remarkable drought,
it may be mentioned, that Lincoln spring water, drawn
from the conduits, formed an article of export from Bose
ton by the steam-packet boat.
A New York Paper of the 15th furnishes a striking
instance. of ilte.deprectl ation which has taken place in
that market since last year, in the value of merchandise.
A vessel cleared out from that port the day before with.
more than 2,400 bales of cotton on board ; and this
cargo, which only twelve months since would have
brought 250,000 dollars, is now estimated at no mole
than 89,0001
SCOTCH BOLL.—Blachrood's Magazine, in 'allusion
to an article in the Westminster Review, on the last drys
of Lord BYRON, says, "the article is curious, as it con-
tains some particulars of his Lordship's death, extracted
from his own correspondence."

BIRTH. • •
At Athlone,.on the 13th instant, the Lady of Me* Timmer,
oyal Horse Artillery, of a son.

DIED.
Wednesday, at Coventry Barracks, Frederick Micklaln, Esq.
Surgeon of the 4th Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoon Guards.
At Sydney, New South Wales, on the Bth of December, 1815,
Captain and Brevet Major Ovens, of Ibis 57th Regiment, aid Major
of lkigade in the colony.
The Ist instant, at Manchester, the Re►. Charles Atmore, °f
London, aged 87. He was forty-six years a highly respected
travelling preacher in the Wesleyan Methodist COMltetiOft.

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