Star.
London, England, 1829-04-29 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGEICt

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BOW-STREET.
Captain Smith was yesterday brought to this Moe, en a war-
rant, charged by John Huraby, the driver of tie haclusey coach
No. 216, with assaakint him.
Mr. Smith, it appeared, hired the complainant's coach In Caw,
Ml,totakt•him to the East India Mai. and told him,if he made
good speed, be would give him aometbiag over the usual fare. TM
coachman waked a loos time at the Docks, and then drove the de.
fendsot froni,place to place, Until be put him down in Brom
•wich.ageate, where, no demanding his fare, Mr. Smith shard him
greedy, and lastly struck him on the head with a her door key.
Mr. Smith, in answer to the charge, said the complainant was the
Most abusive rascal he ever met with. Hr. S. then went en M
terms the most seurrilnos we tear lead lea pipes 011000 otiose.,
the complainant, whom he ileeleaated , es the greatest earendrol in
Christendom.
Hr. lEsusserA was sherd times obliged to threaten acetonic
Mr. Smith, ast4 at length put atiersd.to the inquiryby ordering him
'to And hall to answer for the assault at die Sessions.
ardisp. and Wall, -die hackney coachman, who were
charged on lirldiy last on suspicion of being concerned in the bur-
glary at Mr. Barriers, the drinker, in Long-acre, were *gala
brought up. end the two former were fully. committed to New.
gate for triaL—The coachman was detained for ball for his ap.
pomace at the Salons, to give evidence wham the other two.
HATTON GARDEN.
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Yodorday a respectable female named Muller, residing in Great's
Terrace, Spakelds, applied at this race for netsuke. She stated
thee by a ant marriage she bad an only son, elm War now between
16 and 17 years of age, but who had, withinghe last four months,
glwas blessed up, she feared, to every kind of depravity, having
repiatedlst robbed her, and absented himself from home until he
was pannyissi. Feegiveness had; however, followed on each oc-
casion, the last of which occurred a fortnight ago, when he yob.
sounded with seven. pounds. From that time until last Friday
meaning she had never beard of him, when being alarmed by the
marks of dirty footsteps on the stairs, the house was searched, and
Ultras found concealed in a large cheat. • When discovered, he
tinier biassed et her set, and with tears and Migrated promises of
amendment entreated forgiveness, declaring, that having no place
~eta rest. and being ashamed to see any of his family, be bad
dished a water spout, and concealed himself is the chest, being
.woare and Mut. °manna by the feelings of a parent, she
eons feerwe him; but the very some evening be again left home,
and when his abeam became blown, it was, to her great borne
lid Midis also sinertahled, that he had, by means of picklock
keys, gated an iron chest, from which he had abstracted three
101. notes, some sovereigns, a diamond cross, which had banned
to Ids feeler, worth MIL I musical seal. and other articles. The
nes owing. a youtk•saned Richard INnott, about her son's age,
and with whom he was very habitats. was also miming frost home,
and es AM& was entertained that they had gene off together....
This was etaellawnd &best an hour before her application, by Obi
return of Elliott, who made a full confession to his brodier, end
stated dm Miller was at the lodgings of a female user the wear.
li,imbrick and Hall immediately undertook to y the
-wretched neither In *arch of him, accompanied_ liatiott ;
and jaw m the Magiarave was quitting the Oise last night, Tit.
turned, having in custody the youth, and a dashingly-dressed yang
letnale, who gave her name Henrietta Sauer.
During the whole of these proceeding's the prisoner did not exhibit
the slightest sign of ewnpuncdon, and whoa asked if he wished is
say any thing, sullenly answered " No." •
The Megistratecordered Batter's discharge, bat bound her suer
in her own recognisances 1 and a relative, onhehalf al younelillicet.
esa appear and give evidence when called on.
• The prisoner, -Frederick Moller, was thenveminded for a week,
end-seta *nitre given that no otse should be allowed to visit him
wlthinsthe blaghtretes penniiden.
Jain Sou was charged with rabbles his employer, Mr.Gailriray,
the engineer, of West Smithfield.-
Tberry, a patrol. deposed, that on Saturday night ho observed
the prisoner offering a large iron ribber (ale) for sale at a marine
store in Cowcrose. Suspecting that the ankle is question was
stolen, be took the primer into Custody; and locked him up. He
searched his lodging. and found 'variety of Illes,acrew drivers, &c.
all of which be subsequently learned bad been taken by the pri-
soner from the premieres( hisemployeuwiliont his kayo.
Mr: Galloway. jes. attended, and identilled the articles in ques-
tion. as the property of his father. The prisoner was employed in
the rissaufactere in West-street, vehldi he left about eight* o'clock en
&tank( night. aft" receiving -11" wages, Artidiel soda
se those produced by the ollicer, were frequently swim from the
manufactory.—Tbe prisoner was comititted.