Star.
London, England, 1829-04-20 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

.• • •. • MANSION-MOUSL
TM/ Sadie of libborgite appeared at the Mansion House, in
oda- to has two parish children apprenticed. the on. to a
nit . the ether to a tambour.worker.
eh I Pena Lauats atteoded with the Loss MAYOR. to
into the character and abilities of the master and nsistrea.bt:
children stated that they had been for some days spa WA and
that obey were well fed. and he every other respect kindly treated.
,and that they careened themselves quite saddled at the conduct of
those so whose they were to be bound.
The Loan MAROS said.lt war most necessary toast* particular
inquiry into the ebaractet of masters as mistraws of parfait
apprentices: The horrible acts of cruelty exposed at the trial of
the head who was eateuted a • few day* ago had excited a gram
.sensation amongst Orem*, and although there was no name se'
'suppose that loch practices were general, yet the power whit& wee
given to paean over children. bound to serve apprenticeships,.
'should be regarded with great jealnosy.
The Beadle of Shipmate stated, that the Committee s( the
pariah hit It in contemplaims to hold as agglutination of the chil-
dren from it. at stated periods, in order to previa the
peed ty of conduct such as hod se lately care to light.
The LORD MATOS Slid that Mr. Baron Gariow had suggested
Iwhet (the• Lad Mayer) hoped woad be adopted aniversellY.
He thingbe these mad he on better opportunity of mbridag
Parish Mem to be parsed by the auggeotion.el that ape;
'ringed Judge. The suggestion was, that every moods there should
be an exhibition and ezansisetion In the Parish Churches of all
perish ellildrea who were appremicet This would have the effect
el any ambush system torterwor severity.
Beadle said chat the Olken of Bishotegare were most
anxious about all the poor children under their
Mr. Nobler said. that the conduct of ar retrollbeets of
Illihopegate was mat prefers/Malay. They bad uplfcrmly shown
the utmost maierness towards their pea t and the Beadle had.
made Maisel( wady respected by the loverialiiir anise of ten•
'date's adopted towards the aafonunate paupers. The Beadle
had saved many a poor boy from destruction children were
itben regulariy apprenticed. •
GUILDHALL.
Mr. nage/. a traveller fir a nieftantihr ham. appeared en
show cause why he should not be committed as disorderly, toe
refusing to maintain his wife. she having become cbargeoble to the
Parish all it. datffiew-by•the•Wardrobe. The cue assumed the
alte.tgatif an holier whether die wife had committed adultery.
Vestry Clak stated. that the partied had heat hake the
Becieslastleal Courts, and the detandant having failed in simian
' relief there, it being the opinion of the Court that such party had
committed adultery, now sought to obtain that separation through
the Magistrate Which the Superior Coon had denied.
The comsat for the defendant insisted that Ise man was bound
. to support a wife who had committed sashay, whether she eloped
from her husband, or whether he friend it nacrosaty to eject her

hint his boost ,
Pa ta Lamm, widest adatlttleg the fatter doctrine, per-
!ebbed the (attendant to ge into proofs of act: of adultery oa tie
part of his wife, and evidence to this paha was gives by a char-
woman' who ond Mrs. Flint°o and a Mr. Bevan lying together
mi a hed, bat not in in Indecent poster*.
• A.Mrs. Gates, who lived In the same borne, gave evidence of .
lees equivocal astir, i bet the Alderman seemed to place luk
liaison en her tessisamsy, while he received that of the ant wit-
ems as a sefilcieet proof of the criminal intermits,. • •
Mr ram said be was inclined to hold that the ?OM- might'
apt to be at the impasse of maintaining the wife of any man oho
gas aide himself to maintain bee, whatever Circumfuse** might
earn to jewify his inertias to so maintainierbirr; but as there was
a difference of opinion among these be had consulted that morning,
and as the point was one of great importance to parishes generally,
he would take further advice, and defer giving judgment
Thursday neat.
BOW-STRUT.
A simple-looking fellow applied to the Magistrates for a warrant
against his better Ur, from whom he bad been separated about
vice moothi, in consequence, as be stated, of her " devil of a
sniper: The grwad of his applkation was, that site hooomed
his domicile with a visit on Good Friday, and bad sesennere
teted, than she commenced a general attack an Ms Wheilinfki
in a Ow minutes after be found that she had brains glsm is

tweet 5e9165.
Mr. HALLS told him that he could not grant a warrant, as o.
breech at the peace hiltless committed. • Ite had faked the Lady
ter better er for worse, and must mat up with his barrio: As
the destruction of Ids property, it was as muck ber's as blus I
would advise the applicant, the neat time she viiitedkint, to give
her in charge to an oliker. The applicant than withdrew, evidently
at the result aid' application. ' • "
elirr;vrlimeg rusticates, the eldest of when was not mom than
Mien years of age, were committed to the Mouse of Correction
'for seven days, for being found drunk and disorderly in the streets.
Tsai of them lave previously paid a visit to the « Mill."
Its Diets and Mop Asic lavas were charged with rubbing
Ledy, named Iletmett, of a sovereign, and a considerable Tramiel
Of wearing apparel. The primmer Davis absconded from the
woke of her mistress, and was apprehended in company with
the prisoner Ingray, wheat the time was wearing a shawl, which
was one of the articles stolen. This being the only evidence "
Iffseted her, she was admitted as a witness against Davis, who'
malmnitted to Nampa§ for the robbery.
MA RT.LA. BON NS.
Saturday Aim Oboe, a linciney•cMachman. was charged with
dasimedintaed taking mnee than Ms legal fare. Mr. Starch, of
likeet•terrece, Regent's Park,. engaged the defendant on
Mt the Itth Instant, at the doors of Covent Garden Theatre, I-
Bow-etreet, to take him to the top, of Pnidand.place. The fa
istwissMlings, the coachmen demanded four &Sings, and at
being cautioned to do right,terik tine *dogs erne of compleista
bensionstMe. Ilawtsesiou sal& the Public were indelped to M
&torch for brim*, the tromplaisant Wore 'a Mrgietruce, and
fined the coscirman twenty abilliegs and now. -
WORSHIP-STRIBT.
AL Geri** lad Sittil. his sister,. were charged with Weft
infant, sit months' old, exposed in a passage, in the perish et
Loft, aftreipe. It oppeared that the male primmer was set
snaplegiaed dies poverty had coupled hint to the 011111erd deed.
lb was committed in Wolk pi hell, and the fun ids diedierged.
LAMBETH-STISEET. •
Alm/be sadditiedie Mimed ware clungid with
•stodlizeas
usenet esWilarelt doge. wog* t• mamma el
apponeedishe stamelpa 'sighs pawn bm. numb= at
ace aommilesd in the IMO of bow rberm an 4
Otte nigh{ no lose theZporloonmehdilav fonnittl
their vater.taps bah out tea the. ' and stolen. iletweeti
fee and its title& on Saturday es the watchman
M his remarkhe sew the peleammi gab; along alver,strem, Seep-
ing% oem Osborn. Vigo. carrying 0, large big ; wmdegthewsrch.
mem they scampered 014 droppsddithagintbeis tetra, which was
bond to contain a great number of km, taps, which lead boos
Milady net from the pipes. Thi' wslchnealt WI a dascrlptioll
the •thisvm, and. they were *sospfelsendill by Mbomou's. i Bow.
'soma petrel, at the Mach Deg gublimbovie, Strati* The Mike
wan crowded wish persons who neon* the gingeslg; bdt de '
Itrertree thought it only werreelerrit M amok •thedi woo t
charges. The ousters inquired holt twit perststkestrat be bound
Mr •to prisicato. bin Wireassbb lei fewatuossible ;
then be nobody bound ever but thee mho .ire • toff nears;
vary ; tau poises have set choir tams agakW. binding over to many
witassam.

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There is clothing contributes so meth to the business
of the Coert, is Portugal-street, .as the gambling-
been. at the Wett-end of the town. There are number-
less itastances of ierlivideels, rearming from tea to fitly
poserstaire the cast of the dieft who, in two months
afar. maths mew% the Ceacktakist4 the beim* of the'
Insolvent Debtors' Aet. • • •