Star.
London, England, 1827-04-13 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

of time. isrishilhy the Cloth imagined tills to be a Adige ,
sort. His
Hier% To"wdatioull,rbertlwatheMeds etrtaint,hiegiZiLialkantiontleo rtueltarMan,,keak
if thecheque were genuine.
GU11,12/H ALL.
[ In our Police report co Wednesday.w• mentioned that
,-
r a .4mactsman, was committed for abstracting A
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be found lying in Fleet-street, after be knew
eileased. He was proved to hale picked up the bee
analkeMilits failing from the owner, to have stared there
ink and to have correctly described a part of the notes I
yen he persisted in denying that there was any money
wherever in the pescitet-book when he found ie. Hi
was discredited, end be was sent for trial; but a can,
Richard Laws, a cerium, was brought forward, van*,
statement goes to prove the Coachman's entire innoepft,
stases, that he was driving a cart through Ffeet.strett immediat.4y
after a haelknercoach on Friday last, and saw the coachman pick -;",!
the pocket-bookbast be did not notice a roll of notes near it, uh.-
witness took Bp, and it proved to be the identical Xis
poor coachman had been committed for teeming. 11,,
his good luck to Mr. Nicholls, a publican in the Savoy,
day, and imbsemsently changed the notes with his master'
The siker stated, that a man having seen the Police Report e.
coaelsman's commitment, and having overhead seine rumen ,-L,,
taproom talking over Laws good fortune, stated the cireemst
arre
to a frieud, who communicated them to the prosecutor, -- .
led to the discovery of Laws, who had Linn up .Cie of t.
The cater was directed to bring forward all the evidence
to thew the notes were in the carman's possession on the
were lost, so as to completely establish the coachman's i
who, unless bailed by a Judge, must nevertheless remain
gate until the 31st of May.
BO W-STRRRT.
Yesterday information was laid, ruder the Act s Gee. '
79, commonly called the Printers' Act. against Meßpg,gias
charging him with having published a certain hand.hin, s.
paper, not having thereon the printer's name.
The case arose out of the segoebbles in. St. Pure calm
den, between the Its and themes—die advocates of Met..
admirers of open vestries. .
Mr. Boosinsacm made a few obeervatioes on the contents
paper, which he said far mended the bounds of fair,
and offered to withdraw the information, if the other .
admit thus mock.
Mr. ADOLVIOS, on the other hand. objected, is /aim,
proceedings, and the point was reserved. He there denied ail k
ledge of the transaction, and the complainant called whams
A youth deposed, that Mr. Gandy had given him -
papers to deliver, and paid him 6d. per hundred. He .
witnesses knew Mr. Greatly agate, shim* it was Aged
had since shaved off a very hood kom pair of whiskers,
suddenly become so short-sighted, as to wear qwetacles.(iaaghte),
Mr. Attest/nos—l should like to know who the stupid fade.
Is laughing'—whoever be may be, he Is a most consurnmat,
Mr. Bamitame thought there maid be no great harm
Mr. Amm.ristre—lt le an outrage area mason Ma
common sense, if you know what they any Mr. lif 'deficit
Mr. Bamatmee—Yes, I do Maw what they are, -
know what you are.
A copy of the bill was produced, bet the informant
mein that it was the paper actually delivered by the 0
and the ease was dismissed.
MARY-LA-BONNE.
Yesterday, a servant out of duration, who lodged at ,
in Oxford-street, was committed to the New Priem. 4
He was charged by a cow keeper's boy. at Kentivh.eowa,
attempted to minunit an unnatural crime so Sunday nit
Henry Zgeu, a respectable looking Twang man, who
a stranger in London, was charged with an assault.
Amt. of Bury-street, stated, that as a young Lady s.
along Percy-street,stnder his proceeded, at half-past titer's
nesday night, the defendant and another young man ins'
with the most disgswitsg language, and when he mewed t
Lyon struck him.
Mr. Lyon denied the truth of this statement, and •
a Mr. Smith to refute it.
0 That man, your Worship," said the watchman, _
been charged too, for he is the other party that insulted
Mr. Gatemen.-.-Then I won't take his evidence.
Mr: Smith—lt's very hard, your Worship, that ,
what I have to say:
Mr. Gearerne—lt is very bard that a Lady is not
walk along the street,-under the protection of a Gent
out being insulted in this shameful manner. Lock
until they Sad bail.—The gaoler obeyed the Magistrase's
but an apology was afterwards accepted by Mr. Fixate
parties were permitted to leave the ce,, the young I
no doubt, with a determination to avoid in future '
London watchlacruse.
UNION-HALL.
Yesterday, a man, who said hie name was William
piled for a license to preach. He said he bad carried c
nem of an umbrelia.maker, In Derbyshire, but having
ported that most of the community in the &rough of
were in a state of utter ignorance of Divine Revelation,
London for the express purpose of expounding to them t"
the Gospel, and to save their souls. The applicant w,
deaf. He handed to the Magistrate a letter written 1..._
and which was Intended as a specimen of hie orthography
of writing. The Magistrate told him that he had bete,
Derbyshire, and follow his buskins, and refused to grant
TOWN-HALL
Aues.lfaris Ore, an old wawa, was charged with
net round the-house of a respectable tradesman in Tee
This hoary Mom, was the same day discharged from \
Compeer, after seven days imprisonment, for stealing
tubirseattor, and in revenge broke his windows and
she promised to repeat frequently. She was
value and costs Ss. which being-mable to pay, sbe was,
the House of Carer:don at Simon for seven days.
AIM Ash, a desperate looking ruffian, was held
muting a disiarbasee at St. Thomas's Hospital, where
and ley wife bad received the kindest treatment, and bad I
of ague; the wife remaining as nurse, whom he sought
of her imam

A true Bill has been found by the Grana
the County of Middlesex against William Crock,
St. James's-street, for keeping a gaming•house,
the prosecutor, a Mr. Dicks, had lost at yr-
the sum of 9701. at the game of rouge et 'Rol

LAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly
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curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL
One small Pll is a dose, and the taking of one Bet,
am, will soon convince the patient of the certainty
rummy. Nothing can be better mouthed, Man
movenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged
or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint
sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has
will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all u.
avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronic&
this Medicine has not its parallel Upwards of 40,1
of both sexes have been radically cured, of the above
dors, within the last eight years. Prepared and
ffogrietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of
Lige of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New
Dozes of may es. 9d. each, duty included.----rrreeti
doom and Lights in the Passages at night.—They
by their appointment, with copious directions, at to
110, Oxford-street; Mr. Disharongh's, No. 7, fish-sirrevaiN
Pearly oppodte the Monument ; and by one Person is then' COll'
siderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice rid"
p Twos taking the above, or other of the Proprietor% Jtisdktasa

DIED.
azialat, eljetiertionti7satnehtaariyiy previous ilhaesa, at Addle Croft. In the to"
anniversary of the daerlioniudwdethhisislichuldbee: tlivrelimsPhd.timiatisrisecedharlasj::PpipectaarsW°ilfbrtirithern
the register ads. Parish Church of Alniondbury. This venerat4
man enjoyed during the whole of his long life a most singobri,
good stable health, unaided by medical science; the only doctors
bill be ever had amounting but to fourpence. His food was ;Ms
and simple, consisting principally of dishes made of oatnwal
never drank tea, and never was intoxicated. He lived fie the wig*.
of four of our Kings, cue of which was the longest reign frog!"
in English history. He retained his faculties to the last, and Magill'
was so perfect that be bad never occasion for spectacles. As sonOlo
list he was exemplary. and be was an ornament to religion.

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