Star.
London, England, 1827-05-24 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Ada Druid, a liacktis-y.eoachtnan, who has lately claw ~,
welter at a watering house in the UM Dailey, was yesterday heal
aver to the Sessions, charged with 211 assault upon fir. Franey.
hue stationer.
Geordie .31Pherson was brought before Mr. A/defiant ank
charged with di:orderly conduct in the City BridewelL et
Geordie is a Scottish youth• rising sixteen years, wo,. ass .
standing a very forbidding physiognomy, and an unfho rtunate...
pediment in his sp.-eels, has contrived to wheedle w the shier"
almost every respt-ctable countryman of his in Les.4o"o-`
ex.
tepting even Sir Itleberd iltrnie and Sir Peter Leslie, the Nati,
trosiraten4g;painudpetialtsool,;.b:
tiler procured
putirtocpuarl.pciakilieinfialaserh7dxsidmerliskeisadds....
well; and having been discharged lately, he has thought my.,
ototh;nr oo4acetrl:eofCthhlepl:i.nt;‘,lll,s6te sbanyerk,otnchliSnugperat tteeinr dandowt,,,tel
the sake of laughing at the servants who opened tient. ne 114 s
brni
repeatedly admonished as discontinue this conduct, hot „i,b44
ethct;th uipearistrid
esdautupon his repeating rteph:aptriLg ytooeskterda
hokty of biro trrlvitoibigurhin:
before the Alderman.
Well, Sir," said the Alderman, " what have you to ny q et,
tux for this mleehietnius behaviour?"
Assetel, Sir. I'm a puir fritrultras lad, wirhont father or Faiths?,
its a strange land." rephel ticsardie." and liar gain astray we id e
company, and got into bad ways. 1 dittos ken how ; but I *lsis
• do better not; and 1 did but Lau& at the door o' Mr. Swig. ,he
Chaplain of the lkidewell, because whoa I was shut up there for
the lees I tell'd afore. he said to among day,' Ge,,,the
says he, gin yell come to met when pert oat,lra get ye a gait
place, rmordie.'"
The Chaplain not being present to gainsay this statement, the .11.
derman directed that Geordie *boatel have anottier sesta Jays' re..
adence in Bridewell—•' and. during that time," added kis Wur.liip,
• " you will hr.ve-abundant opportunity of reminding the ChApLal
of his promise." •
Geordie remonstrated loudly against this arrangement, and said,
if the Alderman would" let hint gang" this mace he should never
NW him again ; but 'the order was peremptory, and the Ake, to*
him away.
BOW-STREET.

. Yesterday four men, charged with smuuliug tohaests,ac. codes
value of 3,0001. or 4,0001. who bad been remanded lowa T
reotafe
were again put to the bar, when Mr. Ibackeray attended as Sao;
tor ; and, atter a dispute between hint and Mr. 14.106.11 lkr Int
pawners, relative to the right of remanding them. air it Bing
oliserved, that as nothing at present appeared to crunsuak In,
Levy, he should discharge him. on Ms promike of mums (swag
again if necessary. Sir flotilla an added, I think it but Janke to stack
that Johnson has declared that Smith and :fermis'. Were his bind
servants, and entirely ignorant of tie transaction. Suck a &Marinas
was highly creditable to bim,and would have its due vnaglis. hereafter.
Johnson repeated this decla rat ion,ansi was going on to something,
when the Magistrate stopped bins, saying that he was in very able
h Juitlsond advised bins to be guided by his professional acittier.Sotla
said he was a tailor, and bail gone down to tae wharf for as order.
Langham here invited of Mr. Harding whether he had sew
any of the prisoners lay hands on the contraband *lauds? Ile.
ilmding said the place was so dark he could hardly see, bit be
plainly distinguished them walking about. Mr. Unshorn lg.
urged his former cbjection to deferring the case ; which, hornet,
Sir IL Biawia over.ruk.l, and they were further remanded tit
Monday neat.