Star.
London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

PICK-POCKETS.

Francis Rogers and George &flout, two well known pack.
packets, were brought to the Office, charged with picking pockcs
at the tire on Friday evening, in litth: itehfitid-creci. They
were ful y committed to Newgate for trial.
Julm 'I lu;ompson was brought by Humphreys, charged nit
suspiciou of having picked the pocket of 1:•q.
Bexley, in Kent, and stealing his pnctet-hook, on W. 1:;1•1..ttr
Bridge, at the time of the rowing match. He wa.. :':f
further examination.

reLt tau *one u-sra r tr.—A charge of robbery, attended by
cit etitn,tances et the must aggravated nature, was heard on
Saturday at this olfitr. The prosecutor is a young Getitleman
he onging to.the Medical Board, and the prisoner, whose name is
14'illiJa Cane, was formerly a grenadier in the Guards. On Fri-
day s4'nuight, as the prosecutor was walking along the King's
Road at night, on his return from Chelsea, the prisoner seised
him by the collar, snatched his watch from his pocket, and char-
' ged him with having committed an unnatural offence. Horror-
struck at such an imputation, he complied with the prisoneeade-
. :nand, and gars hint all the money he had in his pocket, but as.
sured the prisoner he was mistaken in him, giving his address at
the time. Tk next morning. to the prosecutor's surprise oho
prisoner called on him at the Medical Board, and his fears lanced
hint to give him snore r.tuney to depart, but the fellow called again
in a or two after, and offered to restore the stolen watch for
and say nu more about the business. The prosecutcr met
the prisoner at an appointed place in the street, and pee hint the
X. 5, but the prisoner said he had forgot to bring th- watch with
The fellow had the audacity to call on the prosecutor again
for £.) to put an end to the business, and the prosecutor consen-
ted to eve it hint, and appointed Friday last in Berkeley-sweet,
for the purpose ; but fin fins himself t hus ii.volved, he stork mono
of his friends acqoalsiteg with the whole affair, and two oaten
from this office, disguised themselves to be present at the meet-
ing. It was agreed that the money shoukl be paid in Lansdowne-
passage, and that the officers should pass through It at the time itt
opposite directions. A .42 note had been marked previously, and
on its being paid die prisoner, one of the officers heard hint says
ft won't do, I must have £50." At this moment the miscreant
was apprehended, aid the note was taken from him, .the
saner was committed fur another examination, to ascertain tho
extent of his depredations.

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IVOKO:,1t/CD SIR,
I BE' leave to inform you, that ever since the year
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most eminent of the faculty here, and uhdergoing several sem*
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am at a lose in what terms to express my gratitude, but '
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ptblic as possible, as I shall on ereryoccasion—in zo doing

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