Star.
London, England, 1826-01-31 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

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MARY.LA-BONNE.

Rolllllll4 A Clett,b...=vfoin Imam, a, good gobbing young woman,
was charged with the following felony. —A very inttresting girl, ,
seven years of ate, the daughter of a widow, named Thomas, who.
resides at N 0.14, Cumberland street, Middlesex Hospital, was sent
by her mother with a basket, containing a pair of shoes, to a lady
living in the neighbourhood. The prisoner met the child in the
street, and offered to give her two-pence if she would go into a
shop-in-:the sante street, and ask for a dress belonging to Miss
Morris. The child consented, and the prisoner took off her coat
and pinafore? telling her she looked better in a frock only. The
Add gave op her basket also to the prisoner, and went to find the
shop, as she had been directed, but not succeeding, on her return,
the prisoner was gone. On the following day the child was with
her mother in Cumberland-street, and saw the prisoner loobing in
at a shop window; " that is the woman who rot-bed me," ex-
claimed the child, and the mother seieed her, when she admitted
the fact, end gave up the duplicate of the shoes, which she had
pawned. An officer was sent for, and the prisoner admitted to
him also having committed the robbery. Mr. Itawunicis gave
the poor widow five shillings out of the poor-box, and committed
the prisoner to Newgate.

James Ashmore, a private of the 6th Dragoon Guards, was
brought to this Office, charged with having forced his way, on
Sunday evening, into the house of Mr. Morris, the East India
Director, in Baker-street, and sat on the stairs, refusing to leave
the place, and after being ejected into the street, with having
knocked down seven watchmen. Neither did his prowess termi-
nate here. for be retreated into York-court, which is thickly inha-
bited by Irish, and by culling out," Countrymen save me,"" Irish
turn out," collected such numbers of auxiliaries, that the watch-
men, who had by this time increased to thirty, were completely
beaten off. Some of the watchmen were seriously injured. The
prisoner pleaded intoxication in his defence, and said that all he
knew of the affray was, that his uniform was completely " bede-
viled" and unfit fur set vice.

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Mr. RAWLINSOPI ordered him to give forty-eight hours' notice of
bail, hi default of which he was committed.
ATTON- G ARDEN.

Aka Peacorke was charged with stealing a quantity of law papers,
the property of his late employers, Messrs. Stevenson and Bateman,
Solicitors, of Southampton buildings.
Mr. Bateman stated, that the prisoner bad been about five weeks
in their service, and was diacharged en the lCth January, for inat-
tention to business • during the time be was so employed, several
copies of bills in dancery, and other parcels of valuable papers,
were missed from the office, and suspicion attaching to the prisoner,
bigotry was set on foot, and ft was disc-altered that he had sold them
as waste paper to a man in whose possession they had been found.
Two very large parcels were then produced, which Mr. Bate-
man identified as the property of himself and partner.
The prisoner made no defence, and was fully committed.

SPORTING INtELUGtNCt•

BETTMG-1100M, TITTERSAWS, J'•x. Se.

The Room was not numerously attended, nor was there MI
business of importance done. Scarcely any alteration tool plats
in the odds, the only variations of consequence being on F'2o6
and lilignionette, the former having given Ogee to the latter as sot
cond favourite. The present betting has under t

to 1 apt Monarch
11 to 1 apt Tredrille
11 to 1 agst Gramarie
14 to 1 apt The General
*0 to I agat Advance
22 to 1 apt (Panic) Zaleilra

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5% to 1 asst Pawn
6a to 1 apt fefignionette
7 to 1 apt Filagree
11 to I apt Mows

Te to 1 agst Bedlamite
ili to 1 apt Belzoni
12 to 1 agst Crusader
20 to 1 agst Barataria

22 to 1 agst Sophist
2.5 to 1 agat Pranks
t2ti to 1 art Rowena
30 to 1 agst The Baron
30 to 1 agst Bolivar
30 to 1 agst Pluto

12 to 1 apt raizabctii
14 to 1 asst Henry
iS to 1 apt 130-peep

S. Lion. _
25 to 1 apt Calypso
25 to 1 asst Bro. t• Fanr.y
40 to I apt Bro. toßarrinot

BUNTING.

Lord Derby's Stag Hounds meet on Saturday, at the Hundred
Acres.

The Surrey Fex Hounds on Thursday, r.t Prates 13,)ttont; Sai
turday it Gallstone.
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11..dolliffe, Esq.'s Fos Hounds on ‘Vvdnesday, at Shelvrocd
Saturday, at Chipstead Church.
Afr.Miaster's Hounds Thursday, at Duston ; Friday, at K•linarsh.
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds to-marrow, at Ilavershant
Wood; Friday, at Astwell MIIL
The Oakley Hounds, Thursday, at Marston Thrift; Saturday,
at Milton Mill.

The Gransden Hounds on Friday, at Haley Wood ; Monday, at
Childerley Gate.
The Quorndon Houuds, to-morrow, at Raggrave ; Thursdays
at Widmerpool ; Friday, at Great Dalby ; Saturday, at Kettieby.