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

1 POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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BOW-STREET.
Ream fluttoimere—Yesterday Armstrong kt c .41,..d. ,
Clearriuml, both dressed as livery-servants, and Wiens,
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wete charged with a burglary In the bou.e, Nin 2, 1,11,,,„'''
inii.fields, and stealing therefrom a variety of velvety, row, ;2
of Bank-nutes, plate, wearing apparal,&c. belonging to Mr. 1,;„,'
rence and Mr. Clough, two prufessional Gentlemen, o,..opiiii--
chambers la the bogie in gyration.
• Mr. Lawrence stated, that be had dined oot on Sunday, and
turned about nine o'clock that night, when he discovered ,1,4,
ch.inilisrs had been entered. and Lis drawers broken aim,"
rifled of their content,. His wardrobe had been coml.-144y
striping!, and two £5O and two £lO notes were taken frost t.'
sectetary. lie also missed some spoons, and other anicies er L.
necessary fur domestic purposes. His plate chest had e. '. I
resisted the efforts made to force it open, ;.iid was placed h, F
ferent ',art of the room from that in which it bad been left, at,
had been the intention of the thieves to carry it on. I,,rarmE .
of the robbery was speedily given at this odce, and the ptharmeittli
were in consequence apprehended. 1
Mrs. Martin stated, ;hat she was laundress of the Clomp,.
and knew APC74uslansl. who lived in the service of Mr. G --1
The p: Pinner, MiCausland, was at home when sLe went out a,
sic o clock.- On her return about seven o'cinck, Nl•Caushila ,
from
and appar homene,
tly huwent up stairs t came in about half
to bean bout after, took hh 406,E.
Sir RICHARD Massa—Could any one else have obtained acem
during his absence?—Witness. Certainly not without a bre;
or unless let in by my servant. The prisoner bad a latchAer
Mary Pope stated the condition in which she bad tom&
Lawrence s room on going to light his fire.
'Mr. Gough stated, that he occupied chambers in the lolea,
question. On his retain home at night, be found about fear duke
Jiver forks and spoons, and several shirts missing. lie Lim_
missed his portmanteau, containing wearing apparel, and 4€40 -
money. The prisoner, WCausland, WOO his servant; and in j
rice to him, it was but fair to say, that while he ( Mr. Gnuth; i
at Bath, had an opportunity of disposing of his property it gel
thought fit.
David Davis, a Jew salesman, residing in FiekLiane, Ifenwe..
The three prisoners came to his shop, with a portmante.o
taining wearing apparel; Sl•CanAand came into the shop,
the other two remained outside. The prisoner, liliCausidaa,
that he was a servant, and that as his master was about tisk
town, be wished to dispose of the portmanteau. The wines, I
marked, that it was rather unusual to have dailijgs en a swirl;
and having suspicions, said be would detain both him and the pots
Imanteav upon which he and his companions rakaway. Wines,
then made a list of the goods,and gave information at I fatt int Cadge
Pagan said, that he took the prisoners Mayes and Ckvelted r
Moe, is Hasehton-street, Clue-market; they were both in '
11Pesmiled was taken in the house of his mother.
The prievisers declined saying any thing, and were remanded.
WORSHIP—STREET.
Patrick CessneDy was brought up on suspicion of stealing, on
19th of August last, a 201. note, 16 sovereigns, and a state%
property of Mr. Woodptit' who was then the landlord i
Punchbowl, Queentquare,Moorfields. The robbery was saps
to be committed by some one well acquainted with the prernisn,
the money was taken front between the bed and oackisig is r
landlord's private room. The evidence against the prisoner t
that be bad frequented the house, and bad recently changed
not* at the George public bacteria West-street, Smithfield.
first deoled having bad any note in his possession, hat bring,
fronted with the landlord of the George, and then asked hors ,
came by it? be said, a man who once lodged at the Punebbeirl,
and had since died at his lodging, divided his clothes as elegant
between him an.' another, and in the pocket of a waistcoat so rem
to him he fou.td the note. The note not having been yet retraced,
the prisoner was remanded.

LAMBETH-STRERT.

Yesterday eleven Lascan were brought up on a charge s(
granny, having been found sleeping in the street. It appeared
the unfortunate men formed part of a crew of thirty.oae,wbo.
to this country in a homeward bound free trader Indlantio,
June bst, which vessel they soon after quitted, hr consequence
the severity with which they bad been treated on the voyage.
They have since sacred the severest privations, and have nearly
perished of cold and hunger, and the object of bringing thew before
the Magistrate was to save their lives, by procuring them
means of support.
Mr. Writ:, oa hearing the mitery they bad suffered, expressed
the strongest compassion for their unhappy state ; and immediately
wrote to the East India Company on the subject, and received an
answer by the messenger that their case should betaken into coca.
deration the nest day, and, in the mesa time, their present want.
should be provided for.
F. J. Petersen, a German, was charged with attempting to t.
Geo. Martin. Mr. M. stated, that the German and his wile lodged
in his house. On Saturday night he bathed the defendant to sop
with him; after supper the defendant suddenly warted up, sebei
a knife, and attempted to stab him. The 'defendant being - -
what he had to say to the chary? said be was apprehensive
the complainant had been we familiar with his wile. T. e s
who was present, repelled the charge with indignation, and ,
clued she could newer again live with the man who could suspect
her. The parties left the office, on the understanding that the
lendant should immediately quit the complainant's bathe.
A carman, in the employment of Cr. Sontbers, a master•canme,
was charged with hating wilfully destroyed a pipe of sherry -
on Saturday. It appeared by the evidence, that be had been as
home with a pipe of port and a pipe of sherry ; be got drank,
and rolled the sherry off his cart, in such a manner that the is. "

came out of the pipe, and all the wine was spilled g the defendant
then ran away. Mr. Smithers said he bad lately lost upwards of
4001. by Ms carmen. The defendant was fined U. the bights: pesAlly
the Alasistrates could inflict.

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LOW.