Star.
London, England, 1829-06-12 00:00:00

POLICE 'INTELLIGENCE,

GUILDHALL
Yeeferday Jahn &hem, who was charged with essittptring; wii
another. to 'bean goods upon credit keen Joseph Weiteig
Fleet-lane, was brought up and discharged . the prosecutor kat*
that by Widnes been alsk to bud the witness upon whom he regag
to prove his caw. _

BO W—ST REST.
About twelve o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Sheriff
.Copland
presented Memel, before Sir Ramage Ikasta, the Sitting Mae,.
true, to apply for a warrant against a pant* calling himself Capp
Gooch, Gan whom he had that merviag received a ktter et ,beig
in t►e most insulting language, sod calculated to incite him teams
mit a breach of the peace. Mr. Sheriff Copeland then hassled
bum tel Sr RAMA SD Mauna.

Sir -Raintano-1 nem read sack scurrility In my Hie. Pray. Mr.
((bail? Copeland, may I inquire what bad led to this eery grew
attack?

M
---
r. Sheriff Copeland said that the person who cam his
Captain Gooch bad a good while since got into his debt a few
hundred pounds, and such was his plausibility that be bad subset.
quently been induced to make the Captain a further Mutter. Ike
Captain made repeated promises of payment. but petronsed mom
of them; therefore he ( blr. Sheriff Copeland) had been under the
necessity of retorting to legal measures for recovering his money,
A writ was accordingly lamed and served on him, upon which be
proposed such terms as induced his (Mr. Sheriff Copeland'.)
who had authority to do so. to forego all further hesdlity. Not
having kept his word In this mere than in the former Mance, a
second writ was Issued against the Captain, 'Ube. however, kept
out of the way, so that it had net been surfed upon him. As he
(Mr. Sheriff Copeland) was Minding In the yard of the keys'
&change on the previous afternoon he observed the Captain, and
made up to him, to tak if k woe his intention to pat the meiney
he owed. The Caplan sseised highly iadienut at the appucatise
became insolent, and, turning ea his heel, said. w Artet you a
pretty fellow for a Sheriff to mina hoeing people for money after
this fashion r Sayiag which the Captain made of and he (Ur.
Sheriff Copeland) heard no mere of him till he received the Inter
a few hours before. Owing to his eMee, and hay a Magistrate
of the City of London, no other coarse was left era to hint betas
appeal to the laws.
Sir Rasnaso—l think. Sir, you act most properly and joildgmk.
It would, indeed, be an odd Ming if men were m take the Sell

simply for demaidiog their own.
The Sherif was dam dimmed to seep into the dest's room, whoa
his information was takes by the clerk. upon which a warranteres
I subsequently timed, and was placed in the hands et Salem, a
principal elficar, for execution.
A respectable-look's& middle-aged man. who give the oar
Rickard his, which is supposed, however, to be a &titian ear,
was charged with bevies been concerned in a dully and cumin
burglary in the house of Mr. Griith Foulke, et Little Rowelismst,
Drury-hat.
Jones las deposed. that be was one of the principal Akers et
this .Sc,. Owing to iefennatien be had received, he, Oast
n ien-
Ur, west midi a march warrant to the helm, No. tii, Drury-.
lanei where she Flamer Wee& The primmer was is bed. and
near the best witness felled OM box produced, containing a quo-
tky et silks. Os Nardi." she prisoner's coat pocket, witness
found a pedult book. cesiminkig several pawnbroker's deplicatuter
silk. sod ware knees; from which it appeared that the primer
was as uncertified hoolurepe. Being unable to seesaw ter the
possession of the het and lie eenlems, witness and a brother slur
took the risme, inhe ensendy. Witness szandmill Mr. Irseks'ir
Kunkel ea the smeraimg of be robbery, and curtained that dat
thieves had effectoildoirmory *nigh Me skylight of the bacigUp.
Mr. Richard Fake singed, that he was see to the rummer,
and assisted kin lo his bushms. His tuber's him' was m-
tered between two and three o'clock of the morning sit the lOW et
May last. and pieces of silk and other articles; of valor of iik.
were stolen the:dram. The eight pieces of oak new produced en
a portion of** goods so stoles. They all have sped dam witness's .
private mark.
Sir Rammui—Do you know the itimeser at aill.
Witnese—l do not,tik ; I nearer saw him before to my
Elizabeth Heidatock depend that she was • widow, ardresold
at No. tit, Hasty-lase. The prisoner and another mac lodged
en the same Boor with her. Abort neon of the day afar the rob-
bery was committed, ebe recollected that the box produced wee
left with bee for the 'winner, by • pine° in the dna of a penes.
At that time she had net beard of the robbery, bet was teM of it
in the course of the same evening.
Sir Ramie asked the prisener Übe whited to say anything?
The prisoner replied that be did net.
At seven o'clock yesterday evening, the prisoner, Richard My
was again pot to the bar, when several pawnbrokers produced pleas
of silk which he had pawned with the. since the burglary, sad
which Mr. Foulke identified as his father's property.
Mr. Green, the prisoner's landlord. deposed, that the peisente
came to lodge is his boner on the morning of the robbery, and re-
turned beets with the porter who brought the box, whisk was the
same produced.
The prisoner again declined speaking. He was coned fur
trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute and give evidence.

HATTON—GARDEN:
Yesterday eserning two lids, named Intim 11leianne and Jae
Lanier, the fernier thirteen peen of age, sod the alter but deem,
were charged with main free the mock of a Ink girl, the dew*
ter et a Lady residing lie ompettesbreiet, a coral necklace. Bateesse,
though young in yews, is a verydderender, and it Is ket ten days
since he win illisrated from the House of Correctioe.
It appeared that the female @smut bad taken the Nair girl out
to walk, and having stopped to speak to an anietintsereethe chill
ran on some distance before her. During this dough' saw theme
prisoners *peeking to the child, but took no notice of the dream-
stance. However, when she rejoined her little charge. the se,
vend that the necklace was taken away. She lostantly maned Im
'deepen. They denied an knowledge of the named's.; bat
whilst making the most violent protestatioas of theirkanocence.the
necklace fell to the ground at Betensates feet, having glided from
the lidded kis waistcoat throagis the inside of his newness. He
and lib companion Isaac. was then taken its custody.
Bateman was sentenced to three moths' imprisoonseut M the
Home a Correction ; and bases was remanded until his 'revisal
disinter could beascertained. _ _ .

T. Amur was darted with stealing a silver watch and several
other melting from G. Runk near flastie4wMgm.
Russell, who is a sailor, seated, that, hmkgbeenmaking !nary
with a friend on Monday evening lim, be had got a little "by the
bead," had that whilst endeavouring to mis halasi.:lo. wain had
become becalmed. and he had
.droppptageip en the passage. la
the Intel., Beanie tank the oppertmdty el plundering tgas. Hew.
ever, towards whin the trade wind. er Maas true Ws
be found that, a *sire W been aboard. He hoisted she druid
distress, wpm a osostable bet, down, and jhey set test in
chase
Thee together.
*With. having rim sospieloni of Renner, wan se
a hoses ia IdaidseAsse, wharfs he found the.peissoir., sad apen
handed him. Akhongh there was nothing Tory condor., arm
loaner, yet. Irma his welloarned reputation, he was sonsisesd
three niestbs' imprisonment in the Home et Correction.
TOWN—HALL. ~. •
Mary liaidg. lira Hawse sod ilarslhaensyg.wersehrepd
whim a piece et pristedicetten from the Mop of Mk. Jab
Nichobest,
The singes= stand, that the primers Haseleity came We is
shop and ached to look at some pelota, whirs wereahown so them
but they made De purchase, cad were goitres the counter Mob
perceived the prisoner Mary
_sante one Attie Seem is hwara•
sad seized hold el ler. Reddy was slandlag at the deer milt
for diem They were ,wooed by illsormsd. a llemetrest pais
who was passing.
•
The pruners were MI/ committed for aiaL

MARRIED.
At Marbles, es the 16th of February, Nolo Bard* SO
Region, Ald.do•Camp to hb the Heft Rs Chola
Colville, to Rib., youngest daughter of the late Marquis de 800.

HIGH-WATER at
Morning
Afternoon

DGE TIS110kROW•
$ misses stuff 11
38 DV saw after 11

Lanes: Printed sod Published by JOUR Muir., the Pfq.14.4.
at the k Oirlas•Nc Pickemplaces Tagil If.

! •

.

. MIN
a •••••••••

•

.:.•

.c

.

. .

A
.

• gaol
Da

tild
• • (
. cam

'of!

Pm
a
I

1

tra
Oa

Of
give
it . I
On

4
this
leas

be

iL

Cit

aipil
oat t

ticu
.4
lliOf
TONI

".4
Pel
Gia

wif

lii

Res
Far

Rai.
Lou
bars

114.
Lee
Li

»o,
NJ

sal

Can
Car

--:r
RFI

thisi
dot
Chu)

a-sai'
tug
FOI
Via
;:t
fai, IA
sal 1