Star.
London, England, 1828-11-04 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

GUILDHALL
' Efissheek Gray and &phi's liorshoS, otherwise se,,,A
charged on suspicion at knowingly receiving a ulcer erM771411
the Troperty of Mrs. Palmer, the mister of the Drury
the Bank.
Gray, abort a moods ago, attempted to paten the
worth about 101. at Mr. 111111114.141re1y on Snow hill, Xi:N
detained because At could not give a satiafactiey aeemm
She was afterwards apprehended, and said ahe had treensed;.
a young man who was with the ether prisoner when the atilt
came in. The young man had ran away. She was, hem...7r
t Warn
discharged. By continuing to make e, the l'.
length discovered the property belonged to Mrs. P. gio tt
out of town two mouths, during which time the servo,*
occasionally permitted Hobert Sheraton, her brother, about „•'"11
bee years of age, to sleep in the house, and he bad tweed ,71.
telling of cupboards.,
&c. it is believed "Mhos' her IL ""wito
carried of two gold watches. a ring set with diamonds,
am ed
things, wealth perhaps 1501. Meeting Gray and Martha 2.11/
accidentally, in the Old Bailey, on Saturday, he homed 47, e
end he had since learned where Gray lodged, and had hem:A
nano rated ivory fau, set with brilliant., pan of the steam wv`
in Is. r lon—Sheraton could not be found.—The
rrniAnded.

The driver of a cart was charged by Thrwhy asd
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to ileisegaiwitril
!way and crutily whipping his horse. while Oodles seig ;Z.
born-hill, on Tuesday Inst.—Fined 10‘ ft Oft
BOW-STREICT.

Toe Dosimithe In thrisowmemisev.—Yesterday flgy
the man charged with the burglary in the home of
Req. Ormond-street, Qtreemequare, was brae* 1p ur
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esti/wino. Mr. Women* attended for the presecotien, and it
H risrimases fur the prisoner. The latter was again king,
Sarah Tyrrell, servant to Mr. Follet, deposed that es the
of the Ist of October she west op to her asetree's rose, 64-Z
served that the bedside carpets were in diemilee, sad th, tisw
things in confusion above thereof. Oho w. .p to iseesnon:
on the attic story, sedl dee Es wieder had beet towel
the Moses and was lyiss en she set &se pee as dins
street. and Mr. Lipscomb., a coostable, came late the
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it was then discovered thee the house had been robbed, h, 4,aa,
in Mrs. Fontes room having beep riled as well as other Tomei
the house. The ankles in the bag which the prisoner yip,
pursued toy the Akers were identified by this witness
perty of Mr. and Mrs. Pullet.
Mr. Thomas Andrews, clerk to Mr. Pullet, identified sererilits
and a waistcoat which had been stolen at the same time Imo ho
sleeping room.
Wm. Went worth stated that be beard the ay of *Step die.
and saw the prisoner pursued by Maidlicset. the olicera
nand in punning the primmer, sod Nearing him. The prismt
then wore whiskers—(his face was mew shaved close).
Mr. Pullet identified the garnet pia dropped ley tie phew
while the eificers were searching him. The pis was neck epee,
tradesman's bill, with Mr. Vollait's manse at the head of ic
receipt of the tradesman at the bottom.

Ihr prisoner said tiotbing, and was folly committed to Nespi,
inr trisi.
)Ir. Hymnists* made a ri quest no the pm of theirissagr,u
the irons might be removed from his kgs but Sir 111, bun rt.
fused his con.ent, observing that the prisoner had sate owe lb
escape, and the nst)%t certain means must be used foe his mint
until lie was lodged in Pleweate..