Star.
London, England, 1828-10-24 00:00:00

Ikl A R LBOR OUG 11-STHEKT.

Tux ROBBERY AT Me.. IMILDMAT.S, M.Po-4111radi Harrod, a
young man about gs years of age, who was charged with a burglary
and robbery at the house of Mr. Mildmay. M.P. near Ruehansptons
was yesterday again geminated. The robbery was committed on
the night of Sunday week, after the family had retired to rest.—
Amongst the property atuien were three ten pound and two five
pound notes, and about four sovereigns. The house was carefully
secured before the family retired to rest, but in the morning it was
discovered that the library bad been opened and the money taken
from a desk. The prisoner had formerly lived in Mr. Alddmay's
service as valet and footissaii, but was dismissed from that employ
in August last. He was suspected of having been concerned in
the robbery, and was therefore apprehended, when lie confessed
having committed the robberry, and said that no other person
had assisted him in the transaction. He also confessed, that
since Mr. blildmay had dismissed him from his service be
bad been very unhappy, and on the day before he committed
the robbery he thought he would be revenged, and he then
walked down to Itoebampton • on his arrival there, by secreted
himself behind a tree, and remained there until he saw the carriage
leave the house with some of the (sadly, and he then entered the
house unperceived, and after the family had retired to rest com.
mitted the. robbery. He changed one of the 101. notes at a coach-
office where he took a Ogee in the Hereford coach ; he changed
another note in taking a place for Dover; another note he changed
in paying for some clothes, which cost N. a U. note he changed in
paying for the hire of azig, and the other 51. note he directed the
servant girl of a public-house which be frequented to change for
him. Ott his person was found a gold snuff-bus, which he said was
the gift of a friend, a'phish boa, which Mr. Mildmay said be
thought belonged to Mr. &Ands Baring, who mate time ago lo,t a
box at his house; a pqcsetirTiaining sic sovereigns; watch, and
two gold seals. The wat was claimed by his mother, who id
it was her husband's; at is s‘death iewas given to the eldest said
it son,
and after his death given to the prisoner. The watch was given to the
poor woman, who seemed to be cOnipleteli uverpuirered, in conse-
quence of the unhappy &union of lit e son, alai be was committed
for trial at the next SurrerAssisres. •
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A—BONNE: **
Charles • hill, formerly a watchman,' "and now porter to its
auctioneer, and on &today the SO:kali Teacher of a dfitcotini
congregation, was charged with extorting money ulicig faislpte-
tences.—On Wednesday night he knocked at a doOT Pavia&
street—seat up, by hithat4 Allen the better, it nhillt. i Au

Lady at Major General littlest, and demanded a t*a•uity
at
a crown. as patrol of the place. ills demand was acertioi h, 7
ft er wards De was discovered to he an impostor, and was --'
the watchhoose.—He was orsiered to find haiL seas to

QUEEN.SQII
Dorothy Clayton was finally examined, charged with rabbis. sa.
James Barker, of Hammersmith, on Tuesday 'eveni,,,
Hyde Park Corner. The prmecutnr was rtiurnsiog kook,. ,at
twelve o'clock at night, when asp prisoner caught held of heirg
dragged him a short distance down Grosvenot-plwn, sa4
him of his purse, containing a sovereign and 3s Gd, besisits7l
handkerchief. Il called the watchman and gave her in chose!!
She was fully coni e nsittral.

TOWN—HAIL
Mrs. Andes Tutriesend, a newly made bride, was charm
summons for assaulting her mother in-law, Ln third./
lady, rt.,l&._
in 'Nlason-street, Old Krins.rt,ad. The complainant .rated that---T
Friday week her son acquainted her that he was mama 4.14_
daughter of an Officer in the 'my, entitled to eonskisfible gig
petty in America, whither they were shortly going; and t, Pas
her to accommodate them ss ith apanntents until their Jr -
which she did, by giving up to them the front parlour and. bid.
room. A few days since, on entering the parlour to Mot kw
beaufer, the defendant knocked her down in Ow pi earner of her._
son. An angry altercation eistuvd, in which the sun bure„,,7
and brought forward two witnesses, who swearing that the
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plainant was in a rate of great excitement, and was cnospkto;
aggressor, the Al4ernian dismissed the case, nn the sleitttr4t z 34
her husband promising to quit the premises.