Star.
London, England, 1827-10-10 00:00:00

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POLICE I NTELTIGENCE.
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NIA *twit SOUP.
lay Mamas Minna Mimi OM wore brought up ns
if haying stolen a coneldnable gyenotby of plate. from the
residence of Mr. A. lfabeitscs, at Devnnalreplace,'
Heeepetead.
Tiasiy ow Thotsday, Forrester the mangle woven dm WWI, In
Pertimat iane. wino he observed the twp Primpllerts WVlPOsilmears
ten In knew, and he made towards them with* of
es g them. W.od instantly made off. Bayer Inns 4-
, where Forrester followed and him. Ho
fooled upon him a considerable quantity deliver spool/. hod abet
ortieMs of plate, which he said bo hal that morning picked op
f 1 et-[sad, Forrester tenured him, and proceeded attar Wimis4
fftibiptimeown overtook and apprehended, but found roosimi
• `Oothenext day a paragraph in the Dew
list plate of the description of that found ono=
Nsteden from a back room at Mr. Itolsertenee
who had got into the home in tie coarse of the wanwilige
Air. Roberto:so-now attended. sod identified the plate produced'
to be his property. Ho thought be saw the prisoner Wood offer.
log pencils far sale near the premises on the morning of the rdts.
bery, but he amid not positively swear to him.
Forrester could not positively .wear that Wood was in cowpony
with Hayes at the time he brat saw them.
Wood was consequently discharged. Bayrs was fully committed
Ito take his trial on the charge of having Stolen the plate.
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icion otoeg:tatvibnegfore the
stolen Lou
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r of flank-notes to the amount of 501.
Herdsheld stated that he tbat moralecobserved the prisoner,
Iristim lie knew, mining near the Bank, and apprehended, and
Searched bins experimentally. He found upon bins Bank-notes to
amount stated. The/ were Marked, end he had since learned
Mr. Page, of Bucklersbory, who was now out of town, MA
Snit been robbed of the notes in marked a few minutes Worse
time of the prisoner's appreheosion.
the Lose NlAroa remanded the prisoner until Mt. Page returns
town to give evidence. -
GUILDHALL
,Yesterday, an athletic young fellow. of the name of Jobe Irdlgiums,
pas charged with entering the dwelling-house of Mr. Marchant, and
&stance cash-boa, Containing Hank of llogland notes, sod gold and
Myer coin, to the amount of £4O, besides uinkets and otherorticies
plate.
Mandiant resides in FieklAsse, tinhorn Yesterday be
Ind occasion to go to his cash-bow fur some silver, and be left it
lothed in his desk with the contents mentioned in it. In the even.
be left home, and on his return be was informed that ha had
robbed.

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Richard Richards, a neighbour of the prosecutor, pee the fel-
lowing history of the transaction, in a style of quaintness that castled
much amusement in the duce :

About hali.past nine last night, my wife salted ase what was
the matter backwards, for ahe beard the tiles rattle. I want to
the window and hailed, but no one answered., I then went down
and saw the man as the bar upon the dies of the back premises,
and I demanded what he wanted. He add he was looking for his
dog, tot which he had paid ins. eld. and whisk be would not lose
car me or any one else. Atter some dine he took stern towards
my yard, when all at once my gentlemen happened to take a false
step, and down he plungt4 into the water taint; sad a precious
sousing:be gee. I called for the assistance elk nidghbeee, and we
lifted him out; when we. found that ray gentleman's dog was no
other.thap Mr.MirolDt7O money MU., •
officers who took him into cuttody, upon searching
found a complete set date apparatus foihosiebreaklig, coal's nil
eepliougharus box, matches, picklock keys, jemmies, ke.; ate.-
111ben he was oi the wag to the, wan:Mow he made a desperate
pin te,eseepi,nminlthough fear imligkluals bad the care of hint
very nearly succeeded in hie &Wane.
The prisoner said nothing in his Went*, sod was' fully can-
bellied for trial.
gleam MAU, the driver of a hackney-Amine, was charged
with demanding more than his fare, frost a Mr. TreMilliO, who
yeas carded from the White Hots Cellar, in Piccadilly, to Palma.
square, en Thursday night. The defendant Insisted that bli legal
faro was is. endlar. Tremayne having frequently paid but 3s. fot
the game dletanco,deternsined to summon him.
The defendant/Angled pithy, alleging that the overcharge was
fs.d•Alad bad limn nude bg mistake. In Answer to some Tuition,
'from Mr. Akiernian Amer, however, he said his wages were low
and uneettain • and as be did not like working for nothing, he ex-
torted from t‘e Public as often as be could.
The Alderman said, that after such an impudent coofession, be
sou* do ne less than billet the full penalty of ilbs. sad cans;
default of paying which, the defendant was locked up.
BOW.STREEtT.
rat, Lysol was charged on suspicion of having stolen a boy,
three years of are, and with taking him &ban from house to boost,
fet.ttrupose of atiliciOng charity. ;The child was brought into
o the by, two working men, who stated that they were tilting
their dimmers in the tap-room-of the &goy Palace'Tavetn, /MVP,.
'street, &rend, when the little boy entered the rapist with
An his band, and asked for a peony to boy bread. They pee the,
poor little fellow sane drink, sod &shed him who his.mothyr was?
and be said she lived in Drury-lane. They asked him wise was
with him when be went about begging? and be said a WoMen.,
One of the men went to the door, and saw Kitty Lynch peeing it
the corner of Savoy-street and the men took the child and pee.
owed her into Lancaster-Place, The chili. on seeing bee, said-.
.' She fs my mother." The woman geve_, him a slap on the bad,
..and said "I am not your mother, end know nothing of_re."
' Mr. HALLO directed Ford; die gooier, to erk the Mad several
ibestions, to, which be replied that his mane was Paddy Mayes. and'
dns mother lived in Drstry.leme.,. The Magistratie canalktol iratt7
Lynch to the House of Carreedge for one month. for 11901. and
directed the child should be sent to tie rior Heise till its real
mother was found.

Aerie Macs, the mistress of sat infamous brothel in White Hart-
; yard, Drove-hoe, and three of her "dress-beerdav," were yeeter-
_day charged by Nott, the beadle of St. Pawl's. Covent-garden, the
'latter with endeavouring to cock* amen in the streets, and the Winer
for aiding and encouraging them in that design.
Nott stated that be was walking down Catherine street, about
half-put ten o'clock on Monday night,
,when be was accosted by.
the three girls, and received an invitatioe to go home with them.—
Isaacs was walking a short distance behind the girls, and, perceiving
the mistake they bad fallen into, she called them sway, observing
lit was' no go." Nett, however, Called the witch, pod conducted
the mistress and the three gide hvelse .watchhease on the shore
char. . I
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Pagterick Ryan, the waichiiait if the beat. being cratiahed by
Mr. HaLts respecting the occupation of Isaacs, arrested verf
reluctant to state any thing to her prejudice. He at last admitted
that be bad known her for the last nine months, following girls in
the sire to at night, encouraging them in their effects to inveigle
mem had beard also, but mild not swear to the fact from his
own knowledge, that she kept a house of accommodation in White
Hart-yard.
Mr. Hates observed that public decency had too keg been toot,
raged by the nightly appearance in the streets of infatuate women
following young gists, for the puusose of profiting hy their prank'.
don. He was determined, as far as his power went, is check such
a disgraceful practice, and with that intendoo he should COIIIIrtit
Isaacs foe one month to the MilMa el liciasiloti sod the three
girls for 14 days each. • t. .
Mr. Hunter, who attended for Time% that she bad
committed no offence to call for each a t. She at till
events was entitled to be admitted to bill.
Isaacs was finally admita bail. and her three litis nun mat
for the period mention House of Correction.
HATTON-GARDEN.
A respectable looking young man named Cher/es Arden, wet
brought to this Office yesterday, by Davis, a constable, charged
with the following robbery :—Mr.Tates, proptietor of the MAW,
Cheese, in Northampton-street, aerkenwell. stated, that Weigh
saner came into his house about eight -o'clock the preceding Wok,
and after drinking a plot of porter and smoking a sager. pritosed
to akep there that night. He shard/ afterwards retired to bed.—
That morning, about seven &clock, witness Observed the prhimer
just about to pass out of the street-doer, when Mahe that his sine
was much increased beyond what it appeared the.** before, be
stopped him. At that, moment Mrs, Yates called from the stair-
head, that two sheets bad been stolen by the prisoner, end sure
enough, on his person being Searched, one of the sheets *no found
mapped round his body, and the other concealed In his bat. Wit.'
ness instantly sent for Davis, whe took him into castody.—The
prisoner, who could net deny the Osage, was folly committed.
M AR LBOROUG H-STREET.
Yesterday. Louisa Real, who was remanded on Friday Rah,
under Lot d Ellenborough's Act, for cutting and maiming James
Egan, in her lodgings, hissid'a-court, Dean-attest, was brought np
for final examination.

Mr. Egan said, that he could not take as himself positively to
swear whether the prisoner had the knife, with which she 'aniseed
the wound on him, in her hand, since she finished her supper, or
embed it for the purpose of indicting the wourid.
The prisoner most solemnly declared, that she had it in lieriand
since she finished her supper; and that her violence proarededirom
her having been rather intoxicated, as she had, in the heat of the
moment, drank off an the spirits whkii she *sited the proaecutor to
partake of with her.

The prosecutor did believe*, was father intor.hlatad. as 'ha had
a•railk off a quantity of spirits u she described ; sad Ih cocespenci
of this, and also as his wound did sot proved-al serious. as it *as
feared it would,he did not wish to promote her on the capital charge.
The Sitting Magisuate, Mr. Conn, asked thews tk parish