Star.
London, England, 1826-03-24 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

130 W-STREET.

Yesterday morning, soon after Sir It. Bum had taken his seat, a
strong sensation was produced in the office by the entrance of a
posse of officers bringing in one of the most powerful and athletic
men, perhaps, that nature ever formed, with his hands and feet
strongly bound together, his clothes almost torn from Ids back, and
the Wood streaming over his face and neck from a severe wound In
t . He struggled most violently, and, well-seented as were
Ms and feet, it was with difficulty that the officer& 'weld get
him within the bar, he eiclaiming in a voice-of thunder, and in
the name of the King, against the outrage which- he'said lied been
committed upon his liberty. Hy garner of the iligistrates, the
gaolers Of the office brought in an inns belt so coesttucted as to
the hands to the waist, and this Unit% been put upon the pal-'
soner, the cords were temosed from kis wrists wells,. and be
then ;eemed comparatively tranquil: Whitrhe rose up at the-bar,
bit has noble figure immediately became the subject of lateral
observation. His height was about six feet, and he possessed extra-
ordinary breadth of chest, features of the most commaadidg kind,
and power of muscle perhaps not ofSen equalled. . . - :
It appeared that his name is Jaen Vifsibigety rim, and that be
was formerly an officer of Pioneers, but is now do halt pay of the
14th root. He had been lodging at the house or Mr. Clemency, a
-tailor, in Craven-street, Strand, for the last four. months during
the latter part of which his manners seemed to undergo a great
change, and within the last Wee weeks he became exceedingly wild
and incoherent. Yesterday morning early he made dreadful noises,
accompanied by occasional imprecations upon the family of Mr.
Mauna and other presorts, and when the female servant, at his
desire, brought him sou* water, he threw it on the floor and de-
sired her to bring hire more. She obeyed, and he again emptied it
and cast the jug at her head. Witten called out to Mr. Clemenee,
with " Come here, you villaba" and proceeding down stain, swore
he would murder the whole generation of Clentences. The fapaily
fastened themselves into a room on the ground floor, looking into a
yard, and be, finding this, went to the yard, and began to demolish
i wan, the bricks of which he hurled through the window into the
room, but fortunately did not indict injury upon any one. He re.
turned up stairs, and meanwhile, Sayers and other parish constabl'its
came, and with Mr. Penton, and his brother, went to the priso-
ner's room, and after a desperate fight eventually secured him.
While the witnesses were giving evidence, the unfortunate gentle-
man at the bar occasionally interrupted them, and with tremendous
vehemence protested that all they were saying was false, and ap-
pealed to the Magistrate to de him justice. " I have," said he,
.. been assaulted in my own tenement, contrary to the law which
says that every Englishman's house is his castle. I have been de-
prived of my liberty, pinioned and dragged like a murderer to this
place. And there is that coward (pointing to Sayers the constable),
that lily-livered scosedrel—that fellow with the fat jowls and afi'S
ears—he. Sir--ouch a thing as that, Sir—ay, Sir—he had the auda-
city to strike me-.-tne—an officer of his Majesty's army—with a
constable'Sittdr, and that. too, when I was prostrate on the ground,
and offered to submit, and go before a magistrate."
Sir 10.. Mama, in a conciliating tone, assured him he should
have ample justice at Walnut* and it would be found that no man
could treat him or any of .S he King's subjects in with impunity.
Mr. King became calm for a time, but again burst out in a strain
of Invective against the witnesses, and then, lowering his tune,eau-
timed the. Magistrate not to believe all that they said as gospel,
because they swore it. • " HOWeiNie: MA mend, 46 Sir
iticbarci Hindi .hai bat one course to jeursue—to sla hoar what
the charit'isligien to` Any answer--cad Ude mw& MU if be
thinks proper; but lii him take care that he slreemo *dm, or.by
*Goa), I will have hlin rdnoved flan eltilt.sielt avid a month.
I have Influence; rat*, dist 'pm ..*- ibis mewl Nee to have.—
But do not mismiderithiad Me. lir =eking (in a cod tone) I alma
no siliisspkt to yooitild I must havirisike." .
" And so' you sitar said the Megistnito."
The rimer this giddied in a raingeniefeeti aka Sit Ikrry
Calvin, and mint Ogkera, Mid speldoggie nerviesp in *earn*
Hew tidily hilliteteeilikei tirtmaiiiment Bethinking°,
upon the'oath at litr; 6milmatielik he beikrobitan to he an home
and danstrous per'''. Sir Si, was, in iddrearing, 6104 that
Feld, the paler, *odd trestian Bs every norm like a Gentleman;
and he labs the dice' Auk edit isle ialleitoden that he was
pinto the fkoretary of BMW -. ..: • • • ,
finaoLatr..Toke ifachhiripi_t, • red& about nineteen years of
age, wax folly committed te NeWsatii to tyke kis trid for a but.
glary, committed in the bongo of a hit. Gem a draper, at Chelsea.
The prisoner, after dark on Wedneediy night, broke a pane of glass
in the wiirdow of the promoter; and to tbereout a roll of cloth ,
atalraistmet, value 41. He was parsudeattakes, bavingthrown '
tile property away, to aceelatate his speed. His hands and clothes
Were very bloody, the former having been mit by the class of the
prosecutor?* window. .
Bit limireas Beam .-..What ate you? Prisoner t 0 I aint in no
work now."--Committed. ,
- giAllgY-LA-BONNZ.
~_2B ta Sims a girl eighteen years of age, appeared to glee informs-
Lion of a daring rubbery. • - ibetved 'errant with Mr. Barnet, a
plumber, in Portland Town, * ha has a house next door at present
to let. On Monday night a animal' called, after her master and his
family had gone out, to look at the empty
house, and shortly after-
wards two men came with a similar pretence. She was about to
chew them the premises, when they forced her back into the parlour,
covered her face with crape, and tied her down in a chair. They
next ransacked the premises very deliberately. melting sixteen silver
' • spoons in she lire, regaling themselves with far from the cellar,,

pct. At length they Well int to ♦sight by another knock
at the door—sbe screamed, and some neighbours came in, sad bung
her tied down at described. She could not give an Mann beforel
en account of their dreadful tbreats. Mince Moirdai, she has beei
seized repeatedly with AU, and was unable, from Hines% to Alcoa
to give this information till notir. The Magistrate etptessed Muth
surprise at the recital, and how long she had been in Mr.
Baroet's service. Mr. B. replied; he bad known hef and her family
since she was a cbUd, and she was i good houest girl.

LA NI BETH-STIR
& Trivirgs, the leader of an organised ga4 of burglars, which has
long infested the swans part of the metrOpoli, was fully committed,
charged with two robberies, one in the Muse at Mr. Reeves, of
James-street, Bethnal-green; and the other, in that of a poor un-
emplayed weaver, named Gamy. in Unlontstteet, SpitaUieldi;
while the poor man was absent, waiting on the Committee for relief;
but fortunately for him, the thieves were Interrupted, and
camped, taking with them only a glass.