Star.
London, England, 1826-10-06 00:00:00

TIIAMSS POLICE.

' The parties who have been under ezaniinstion for some weeks
past, charged with robbing several granaries on the river, Rene
again brought up.
Mr. Symonds, the Chief Clerk, desired that Cha►les Canasta*,
James Frisiia, and 2hemos Roberts, should be placed at the bar.
John Douglas, the informer, whose evidence is already before the
public, had bis depositions read over, as were those of Mr. Septimue
Ryland, of Ilorselydown, and others, and all parties were bound
over to appear at the nest Assizes, which are to be holden for the
county of Surrey, against the prisoners, for feloniously stealing 11
sacks of oats, the property of Nir.tSeptimus Ryland.
Mr. Joseph Leftwich was theft placed at the bar, along with
Callanan and Roberts, upon another charge preferred by Mr. Ryland
against them ; and the deposition of Mr. Ryland and Douglas bring
confirmed by many collateral proofs, they were then bound over to
appear at the next Assizes for the county of Surrey, and give evi-
dence against the prisoners, Callanan and Roberts, fur teloniously
stealing 12 quarters of wheat, the property of Mr. Septimus Ryland,
on the 2d of August last ; and against Joseph Leftwich for receiv-
ing the same, knowing it to be stolen.
The parties were also committed on several other charges; sad
an application to admit Leftwich to bail, was refused.

SUDDEN Dicara.—Wednesday, a very awful in..
tance of sudden death occurred in Stewart's Rents, Great Wild.
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Mr. MILL; landlord of the above.
named place, while at dinner, received a visit from a person on busi-
ness. Mr. Mitts, after finishing his dinner, went out with the visitor,
but had not proceeded only a few paces from his house before h;
experienced a violent pain in his side, and fell down on his face in a
state of insensibility. Ile was conveyed borne, but expired before
medical aid could arrive.

Two persons have been sworn in as Special Consta-
bles, and employed at a salary of 30s. a week each, by
the coachmasters, to keep good order among the stage.
coachmen and cads on the New Road, Paddington.
A collector of curiosities at Copenhagen ha, formed
a singular assemblage of keys of every description, from
that of St. Peter (as he imagines) down to the most di-
minutive Venetian padlock.
Brough Hill Fair commenced on Saturday last, and
has been, for every descripti, n of cattle, the worst fair
which has been known there for many years. Highland
heifers, two and three year olds, of which there was an
immense number, were sold at from two to three
guineas a head, and few buyers could be had even at
those prices. Excellent wheys, from two to three year
olJs, were as low as 51. a piece, and a great number
were driven away unsold. Scotch sheep were from 7s.
to Pifs. a head. Lambs were from Si. to 4s. Horses
were, like other cattle, offered at very low prices, and
Tet a very inconsiderable number could be disposed of.
he few first-rate ones there were, as usual, sold high,
but the mass of them were middling good horses, that
brought from 51. op to 25L and from la to 151. bought
the most of them. Every thing sold ill, and there were
few 'buyers.