Star.
London, England, 1803-03-23 00:00:00

POLICE, &e.

Bow swum— On Sunday night, about ten
o'clock, as Thomas Jones, and others of the parrole
were on duty in the King's Road, they met a man,
whom they quaioned as to his bufinefson the road,
Sm. and he not giving a fatisfaftory account, one
of the patrole put his hand on the man's break and
difcovered a piltol ; on his being talked what he
carried the piftol for ? he raid, to defend himfelf,
which not being fatisfattory, the patrole fecured
him, and on fearching him, they found a number
of pawnbrokei s duplicates. Among them were
fereral for watches; one of them defcribed the
maker's name to be Bunyan, which one of the
patrole reccilated to be the maker's name of one
of the coachmen's watches who have been lately
robbed.

Monday morning he was brought up and un-
derwent an examination, when the hacktrey coach-
man who was robbed on the zd init. near St.
John's Wood l'arm, attended, and a p ovnbroker
producing a watch, agreeably to one of the dupli-
c (ter, he politivelv identified the watch, and alto
the perfon to be the robber.
Thomas Jones, the hackney coachman, who
was robbed on the 3d init. in Maicier,l,:ie, attend-
ed, urd likewife identified a watch produced by a
pawnbroker, and the perfon of the prifoner." The
pr ironer rallied to give any name, or to give any
account of himiell. He gave the names of Gor-
don and Smith when he pledged the watches. He
a Scetclimao, and fpeaks very broad. He was
committed for further examination.

A great number of the paroles were difpatch•
ed on Sunday evening, authorized with prefs war.
rants, figned by Sir R. Folio and Mr. KINNAIRD,
to imprefs men, and in the courfe of the evening
they impreiftd about feventy. Monday they un-
derv. era an examination, when a number of them
proving to he (*Alms, were ordered to be fent on
board t':e tender, as well as others who could not
rive a fietisfv.iory account of thenifelves: the ref!
Ver'e di:Chat-pd.
Yellerclay a young man was brought before the
Sitting Magihates, charged with felunioufty (teal-
it
!•,• aHock, the property of Mr. Harcourt, of
:sialniore. It aopeared in evidence, that the hul-
b,c'e was in a thore of fix others, on Monday
le'nnight, rifling by Bagnigge %Vas, when the
prifoner, with about fourteen others, leparated the
bullock from the drove by force, and (truck at the
drover with a kick, when he at:empted to prevent
thrill. A boy, who was a fpelatnr, difcovered
where the bullock was, in NVl.;te Condnit.fields•
a.n.l likeivire the prifoner, and v.l.crc he was to be
f.aold. WA, fully committed fur trial for (teal-
the bullock.
A youno. man, of !genteel appvarance, who has
daily pre:tired various depredations at feveral
hr.ufc., was charged with fteaiing a watch
froal the Hungerford coffec-houf-, and a filver
I.:t ••ellat from the St.
..I tme!,'s c•-•ff••:•.houfc, both
of •••! •c • •Air-:t.s beino fitislAnr..l:.. made out, he
,%.4% •-•.mtv;:ed tor tr.. 11.
If —Ycflerdy• a ferrant to a
•• • y was citirr:•76 'IV mailer

on raft)icion of purloining valious articles of va
lue. Ile was committed for se-exarninatic.

‘‘'C 7.SHIP-STREET.—Veficrdity
.7,1 n Carlillz was
examined on furpicion of committing divers feln-
P:CS, and footpad robberies. He was committed
ler r,,-examination. As was a woman, on a charge
of being a common utterer of counterfeit money.
M,at.soitoucH-STSEET.--On Saturday a danc-
ing maitcr, his fon, and his Militant, together with
r,ll:eaable perfons of both fetes, were brought
l;e1( re the Ma gifirate,charged with being diforderly.
The dancing mailer acknowledged that he had
ofren.led againit the laws, try taking admiflion
money, coidequent:y was anfwerable for the pe-
nalty, w:iich i, 'opt. with rap e& to the ether per-
font, they were ail fubLcribers, and they were dif-
charged.
The dancing mailer was bound. over to anfwer
the complaint, himfelf in zocill. and two fureties in
loci. each. _ . .

vLait
week two women at Glafgow were tried
for havieg film their doors againft Mary Brownlie,
an unfortunate girl who tired to haunt about their
houfes, when very ill of a flow fever; in conic-
quencc of which the died at their door, in the open
ftreet, upon a cart, on which fome paffengers laid
her. The prifoners did not deny the f. s, but
pleaded that they were not related to the deceafed,
and had given her lodging merely for charity :
but perceiving that fhe could not live long, they
determined to get rid of her, not being able to af-
ford the exrence of her interment. They were
both found Guilty ; and one was fentenced to be
imprifoned one month, and pay a fine of two gui.
ne.is ; and the other was banifbcd from the city
and liberties for three years.
At the Limerick affixes two men were convicted
of being engaged in the late robbery at Colonel
Bourchier's, and ordered for execution. Murtogh
Ahern was convieted of the murder of Meffrs.
John Boland, James Boland, Mathew Boland,
Edward Boland, and James Boland, jun. on the
night of the 7th of March 1830. Upon this trial
a man, who admitted to have been prefent at the
maniere, appeared as a witnefs for the prifoner at
the bar; but as this man% fate is yet undecided,
we (hall only obferve his defence is, that he was
forced to the maffacre.

At Dorchefter affixes a eaufe came on for a
breach of promife of marriage, brought by a fer.
vent girl againft Mr. S. H. jarraav, a tanner,
of Sherborne. The Jury gave a verdift of 801.
d amages.
Of the fourteen prifonere who received fentenee
of death at the Winchefter affixes, three only are
left for execution, viz. L. Ryan, F. Powers, and
C. Ames, for forgery.
Saturday Dennis Daly, who was capitally con-
rifted at the late Reading affixes, for forging a
check of iol. in the name of J. Ba.sosoarix, Efq.l
was executed at the drop there. Daly was a na-
tive of Galway, in the kingdom of Ireland, and
about 37 years of age. Ever fines his commit.
went, his deportment has been orderly, and he
has been earneft in his religious duties. He was
attended on the drop by the Rev. Dr. Essay, and
the Chaplain, with whom he prayed ftedfaftly/for
half an hour ; after which he prayed to himfelf
moll fervently, and then addreffed the fpatators
as follows :—“GoodCliriftians,l beg you will pray
for me—l (orgies all the world—l forgive my
profecutor—k rely for pardon on the merits of
Cif isr—l die a Proteftant of the Church of Eng-
land—Good Chriftians, pray for me!" He was
then launched into eternity.
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