Star.
London, England, 1817-08-25 00:00:00

POLICE.

rew.sTarr.T.es-Cllltts-rreas ino.—Satnr.lay F.ies Cil3, a
stipasehtly 24 lears of age, lut eenn s -.tee herself to hi
not more than IM, was brought her .re the starting Magi arive,
tiroa a chatse of stealing an hirant kiy, three months ied, sin
to Geortie Canreng, a pair man, at No I, r-eutit En. i
row, Kensington. Charlotte Can sorry, slaughter to tar prosecu-
tor, rated, that on Saturday, the 15Th in ...ant, she was stm.l.ng
to 111;h-erect, Kensington, whit Vie intact in queition in h
arms, n• he pri-s raise ti her and said, " Let me e.
when's your isame ? Oh ! now i r-calleet, it is Ca•Olieg.. t-tor
asked se tine., i•ow her mother and other were in hea.th, said
they knew her eurctnely well, and world be very lialvy :o see
her. then told witness to go to her mother, and inturm her
that a Mil', Holmes, or 'load, a particm:a. iriemi, wi-bed to
st.tak with her, observing, that 1:1,' would teike•Cilar le id the
chit t tiering leer The witness :it fist heet.r.A, het the
r tole; her hot a Cte fearlitl, teat she would take cure lit
the " title tine," at tli . same moment taking the atild with lime
degree to force !tom her .titre theft proreeded to her
mother's Lowe, stud delivered the me.sue, open se. ich the lat-
ter ,created tut, " You hav: given away my child!" they
isinieltately lan together to the spot wit. re the prisoner had be n
let,. with the child, hut she was gone. from the evidence m the
molter of the child o d George ituthven, the Officer, who
truces' and apprehended her, it appeared, that oil the day after
the cLi d was soden, ititormation was ottiaitted t ha: the woman
had on :- aturday tnurnit.g stutiod at a public house at I urnham.
green, ehaug, d her dies,, and wait away, leaving a bundle tit
wearing apparel. In tie evening she fronted, hringitet with
her a chiisl, and having agate altered her attire, she departed.
She was seen to get into a stage.waggon travel leg to Alrestord,
ia Hanip hire. She wa.., traced through differs-tit places I.y K trip
vett, to a village near Airs-Mrsi, where he found her waikteg ott
a green with the in an: iti h..r arms. kutliven asked her ow tue
cm./ was, and why she to it. it away tenni its pareins ? She at
first affected astonishment at she quieting, and said the cisliki was
her owu; but being i:irecily taxer: with the robbery, the mites-
sed Is.eing taktu it, and sal 1 she hotel the parents would not
Miry her, as the meant ;et :,arnt to the" little one." II e child,
at the tune til S.* trear••re, had ens csac•ly the urns: dreg, as
when ?Atli trout the curse at Kensington. It appeared to have
sit:turd nietethilly front wan: 0I proper nourishment on tile
•oad, which tint prisont r was nut in a situation to sepply. !he
prisons r made a Lunt. mOll tU the Matpstrate to the same effect a.
that matte to the Officer on her apprenenstoti. Her object, it
seem-, in committing the vile act, was to pees the infant upon a
young anus with wimns she had cohabited, as the offspiing of
their Mick animus. She had a very mean appearance, was much
marked with the small-pox, well had a defect to one of her eyes.
The prisottei was fully committed to Nee/gate tor trial.
GUILDitaLc.--licstartr Socscruts.—Saturday an interesting
case with respect to the expuloun of a member from one tit cheat
nee notions was Masted at this office. Some short time ante, ass
elehriy man, named Richard Kendey, applied to the Magistrate
tor redred under the pillowthg diCUMSLUICIS:—He bad been,
lie said, for 29 years a ineitibsr tit the AtaleableSorirty, which
at present holds its mettles at the Graziers Arms public house,
Water-late, !Raclin:arse Crum illness and infirmity he 11.41 brat
a considerable time superannuated, and until a ft w mouths sleet
was in the habit et re-anti:4 the weal allowance of ten shit-
Imp. his, upon ati alleged chatge tic " tippitag„" vras wills-
. drawn, and via of boil beard iii retu.atioil ui such charge,
be was expand the aetcieiy altogether. The cumplainail having
asked for a copy of the Articles said items tat the Society, that
hunk was pet in, when, Nun reference to the toth clause, it was
there suq.ei i.ely enjuttieti, that all such complatnts as these
under whiel, tLe appiicant laboured, should be left to au ads, ra-
tion to be chest ti by use Society. Su far the Haddam:, of Ma-
g dewy was si.perseded. I.:cushy was directed, h, cunerquesice,
rat cit this arbdiation, but according to one of their laws with
. regard to t" the .14;litait tippling," the Society decided that be
had conanuttet the ultence, and refused attention to his
Ale complabiatit returned in a lew days to the office, and related
this tact. Ihe Society retusitig tout upon their sawn pr.:noised
dais, the hist/iterate tusk an sulormation against them, and ap.
penned Saturday Mr a seining. Aldermen J. J. Slatrat and Aa .
5156 were on the bench. I lie dela:dates, oth:ers tit the Society,
matd ter g. meal charge et "tippling." Us r GE the atewarda
was pruduced, who stated iLat Oa the 3lst of December last be
went to a /subtle house M the neighbourhood of the informant,
and sonnet hint " ail phug over a port of potter." When this
was drank be joined in Lavine mare, and he did not have the ale`
house until a:ter twelve o'clock. Upon this dory belt g inure
cluatly inveatigated, it appeared to he nuthnig short of a " trap."
pireemos to the inuormaut having, eta the night mentioned, gene
to the public house, he ri espied several picsain,i invitations to
Meet persona were Whom he scarcely knew. Olt the eve of the
u..w year he admitted Le weld there, and soon alter the Steward
came in; the imurnsant was then si:ung over Isis phi.: of kegler,
which, however, be had not blushed when the Steward desired
wpm hint, and poured the content, et MI vessel lute that of the
themiturmant. Atter this had been musk the steward proposed
to the moth Matt( to have inure, and by certain means contrived
to keep the Luigi' in einiseiatatin Over the potcer utittl alter it
u'clocit. At this time, beteg demi to retire. the Steward easel
to rut-rums', " Now I have gut you, you have beta tippliug
until after twelve o'clock, and lean prove i." the Magistrates
Sistinired what the general etiltaeter of the Woman wait. Saw
vet d wituesees wed he was temperate and prudent.-1 he Ma.,
gigue es were of OisitiOls that there was nu Jesse ground for ex.
penal Kenney—tau the other band, they cet.sured thee whirs
stunt Mr having coma :teal to visit the public house at all. They
ordered the itsturtuant to be seusetated us the Society, and that
all arrears sire 11901 the persed tat Ws unjust gavel/140U be paid him.'
blaastom-house.--UrrrtaJ.---.aturttry, J. Davi, was
brought up, charged by Ittasard Appleby with exercising the
stale triek of what is anuwn autung the Lacers. &c. by the tech-
nics) appeliatiou of dr lan. Ibe complainant stated, that about
twelve o'clock uu I uussesay nOOO he was passing down Queen-
street, kli.eopmele, where LW saw the putioner, who was dressed
es a seilin, w cuuvenal with a Jew. As Won a. Appleby ape
preached them, the J.w offered Uavis £5 fur a watch be lead in
Ina hand; but the latter turned Irmo him saying, " No, you
b—y Jew, ill sooner let one of my OWII coin have it for half
the money. Shipmate, will you buy it?" Complainant told I
him be did out waist Lila watch, but Davis whispered to him,
"If only put the ins a few tut:advs tutu my bands, and
take the wa.ut, Use Jew will give you mute than that for it, and I,
thou we will divide what you get shove the .C.. 1." The credulous
sailor swallowed the bait, but had to sooner given Davis the A'S
and received the wa eh, than both Jew and Davis made off with
the musty. tie met inns again ea Friday, Whet' he was takers
into custody ; and I.e was punitive lie was the man to whom he
gave the £5. Toe Imeu Mavos told the complainant that
(Appleby) was out very pure tu this transactiuu, for he thought
to h. ve dais the Jew. Davis, iti hit defence, said, that he email
prove he was nut out ut Ids 10tIgnig from ten o'clock io chromat-
in; uu 1 tursday last. He was sanatieleti to ghee halloo oppor-
tumty of ptusiug that fact.

A reprieve was received by the Sheriff of Canter-
bury. last wctk. for freepkta ✓rrdan. who wa► capi-
tally convicted At the last bebbions and setitenzed to
death, on condition that he be transported for the
tern' of his natural life. .

Saturday se'nntght, T. Watkins, a boy, of Rad-
ley. Berk., was run over by a waggon loaded milli
bay, on the turnpike road, near the Crown public-
house, at Neilson, Oaon, and killed on the spat.
ROPTUttLD TIENTS, s•Ccortni, MUNROE,
and Co. ut Chatliitte House, opp.isite the Rev. Ro
land Hill's Chapel, have established a M.:Alicia Bonrd
in Woodstock street, Oxford-street, adjoining Nev. Bond street,
where& Physic:an and burgeon, Members of the Royal College of
London, 44.12111 y years experience, reside, and oat e all the
Members of the Board alternately attend. thouicnds have
been restored to health by them, without- confinement, is in-
disputable, after hospitals bad tailed. Eruptions on the head,
Free, and body, ulcerated throat, dtc &c. are the consequences
of a certain cump:aint inTruperiy treated.—Messrs. Cooper,
1 pdoroe, and Cu are cousulted daily, at bo:b houses, until Nine
at night.— There are side doors at each house, and private room,
for females.---•,t, the Piles and Fistula cured without elating
Ruptured Patients attend at Charlotte House on Mondays
and I:thin/a. and at Woodstock House on•Wediursdays, who ars
raodically cured ut reducible lituptuses on scientific and anato-
mical principles, without surgical operation cr the kart create. I
non. Patients at a diorama tlescrilijug their case, may have the
curative process seat to any part of the Kingdom, by which
means they may obtain a radial cure- Leticia coaxing an en-
distort imasettiatoy satudect

INSOLVENT DtB?OR•S COURT, AJGUST 2.