Star.
London, England, 1829-11-09 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

Heskisos was brought before 111eWis.Latmo and Rosins.
on the following charge of robbery :
Mrs. Francis Leedbano, a widow, deposed that the prisoner at
the bar lodged in the same room with her, in Clipstone-street.
Friday morning, about ten o'clock, witness west out. leaving the
poisoner at home. She returned home about thus o'clock is the
afternoon, when she found the prisoner was gone, and every article
of clothing. Its. ohs possessed. except what witness had on, was
stolen. She gave information to the Police.
Quio. police Miser 92, deposed that from information received
be went to 25, liralchridge•street, St. Giles's • he waited them,,
till nearly one o'clock, when be saw the prisiner with; an 541142
female, and took bet into custody. Oa himself and poke mine
List, rearchig a Nona op asks, they discovered the whole of limo
old lady's property. mew a few articles she bad pledged. no
property. which he produced in the Ace, condoled of a kip
quantity of wearing apparel, silver spoons, brooches. ale.
Mary Ann Llewellyn, the female who was M wawa, MO
the Oman when she was takes stated she had hears
miser foe some.time past. On Friday afternoon, about Ice o'clock,
the prisoner came to her lodgings, and asked to leave a box there,
containing clothes, and witness consented. and in the evening May
went to the theatre together ; osi their tetom prisoner was tikes;
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into custody.
Is answer to questions by the Magistrates, witmesistalod that
she was not twenty-one years of age ; that her fadsw was are
spectable farmer near Milford Haven ; she bad left her base's
house about twelve months age, and bad led a precarious IS ever
since. _ _ _

Mr. Lame to wknese—Shoold you like to return to year father ?
—Yes, if he would receive me.
Mr. Law—Would you go Into the Magdalen if you had the
opportunity 7—Yes, Sir.
Mr. Lasso intimated to her, as she had so one to be booed for
her appearance at the maims, and as she was ruder age, it would
be necessary to detain her to glee evidence against the primer.
be 'should send bee to the Infirmary. She was not to censidor
herself sent there foe any thing wrong she bad done, but merely to
give evidence ; and if she behaved herself with propriety, it wait
ao doubt be the means of taking her from her wretched way of life -
The witness, who is an interesting girl, expressed her thanks to
Ike Magistrate.—The prisoner was fully committed for trial.
Bawd Donewrike, bookseller, Middle.rovr Holborn, was
charged with having Welted Mr. Goebel!, straw.insanevatanutsc.
toter, and cassias a riet at his bow. The charge, ft
arose out of a complaint that was made by several of the =
tants of Middle-row, that the defend at exhibited indecent /oh&
cations in his shop window, and which had become se great a md...
once that respectable females, who were in the habit of visking
the shops near the defendant's ham, were so disgusted that *ay
refused to pass down the row, and the tradesmen were greedy le-
jured in their batistes. Mr:Goebel', on remonstrating with the
defendant was insulted by his.
Mr. Laing said that the Magistrates were exceeding anzkme to
abate the nuisance, and had applied to the parish dicers to proses
cute the defendant, bet they had refused to do so.
The defendant denied that be sold indecent publicatious ; but
complainant produced two books of the vilest character. and which
the complainant said. bad beets purchased at the defendant's shop,
of his mother.

The Nauruan: then ordered the defendant to find ball for
his appearance at the Sessions.
Friday morning Fre/grid Magi was brought before Mr.Roonts.
on a charge of embezzlement.
Mr. James Hawkins, poulterer, of No. 7, Little °mood-arm. :
Queen-square, deposed that the prisoner had been in his employ
after be bad discharged blot, witness discovered that be bad re-
ceived sound money from Ms customers. which he had never ac-
counted for to bins. The following charge was then gone into :
Mr. Hawkins stated. that on the sth of September last be bad sent
the prisoner with a duck to J. Maddon. Esq. of the British Mu-
seum. the price of which was 3s. and on the 13th of October be had
also sent him there with a goose, price 75.4 d. ; on bock occasion -
prisoner said Mr. Haddon was from home. and that ho had net
received the money.
The pri.oner said wising in hie defence. and was fully commit-
fed for trial.
QUEEN-SQUARE. . .

Matthew was charged with attempting to pick the pocsa of
Ik. Timms CbarLs Huger. in the Mowing imputirnt manner :
Use p.o•ecutor stated. that no Friday alternates he was Web:laced,
and seeing a cabriolet on the stand sear Charing.crots disen-
gaged.. be bechosed to the prisons. who was standing near it,
thipkisg he was the driver The . rinser jumped in,.
apd brosibt •sp cline .to the pavement, when he set,
in. a. 4 they both drove MI The lid et the cab:islet
case down and pressed on his head. wises be desired
the; prisoner to raise it. He tuned rested for that post
pose, and while in she set.of doing it, he found sposeshing penes
against hL trowsempockrt, in whisk be bad his money, and caught.,
tbe:priesser's band. in wbkb was a !site, and his trowsen-pothet.
team cut off; he Immediately seised hiss aid gave him in charge
of an Aker. It turned ore on inquiry. that* prisoner was not
slist:dneer of the caltisies.• but accadentailp standisigistrar it, the
driver liming at a. public
.hots close by gowns sew raft...llmm
at the time. *-4 Tile prisoner was remanded..
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Saturday, a very neat hackney-coach passed up Fleet-
errert.tettli thelonewing Inseriptioe, pattsted4aleige-blase lettere
ea a white beard. and fastened %own. the .erjadvis. 804 ow bid',
part of the coach, "'This chsriot miming fur cab fares."