Star.
London, England, 1803-11-07 00:00:00

POLICIL

E skaaaa.—Saturday swiwii; was corn•
roittcd flr trial, on charge of dealing two gold rings
from Eleanor Blandford.

Wm men*, EL.—On Saturday,after feveral exami-
nations, May and Parker were finally examined, on
fufpicion of divers felonies; but no prolecutors ap-
pealing againft them, they were difchargesl with an
admonition.

A man of the name of !Pi!Egon alias Matt&ars, was
brought up, charged with returning from tranfpor-
Con. but for want of a witnefs, and a record of his
convitlion, he was committed for re examination.
Woasutr•srairr.—Saturday two men were corn.
'flitted for trial, charged with offering counterfeit
ba'

Harrow Gatitwar.—Saturday fome men, who were
apprezei. :ed t..c preceding evening in Whitecrofs-
fireet, on fufpicion, were examined, and remanded
for a furtner hearing. One of the party, who has
efcaped. wounded a confiable In levereli in the body
with a knife, that hic life is delpaired of.

Saturday as the Sexton of St. Dionis Backchurch,
in Fenclinrchilreet, was aiding tome workmen in
fixing the principal chandelier, the chain by which it
was fufpended broke, and. falling on his head, killed
him nn the fpot. One of the workmen was dread-
f illy bruikd, and conveyed to the hofpital.

Monday evening the fon of Mr. Elliilon, five years
old, fell over the balluarade of a well flair cale, in
Milrmse ftreet. Bath, to the depth of forty feet per-
pendicular. He was (hockingly bruifed, but is ne-
♦erthelcfs declared out of danger.

About nine o'clock on Friday night, a very ami-
able young woman, who lived with her brother in
St. Ann's Court, Wardour.ftreet, Soho, took it into
her head to conunence at that late hour the cleaning
of the windows. Very unluckily the Rretched out
too far, and thus loft her hold, when the was precipi
tated into the beet the height of two pair of Rairs.
Her fkull was moll dreadfully • fraftured in two
places. She was taken to the Middlefez Hofpital,
with very little hopes of recovery.
Fla I.—On Saturday night the whole of a new row
of hooter adjoining to Gower-greet, Bedford.fqttarei
were menaced with defiruftion by an alarming con-
flagration that broke nut in one of them, lately put.
chafed by lir. Lawn, Colonel of the Bedford Volun-
teers. The premifes being in an unfiniffied Rate,
with the wood work and (having: lying in all dim.
tions, the flames fpread with uncommon rapidity and
illuminated the firmament to a confiderable dißance.
From the d;fficulty of procuring a feafonable fupply
of water, the jolt& of the building was entirely con-
fumed in leis than an hour after the fire commenced,
and the fire men had only to estiorguifli the ruins
wirier continued burning a long while after, between
the party walls. The wind blowing (bong in front
of the hordes, fortunately direfted the flames to the
rear, where nothing remained to communicate with
t 'ern. and preferred the tell of the row. The fire was
occafioned by the following arnimflance : The pro-
prietors et the buildings waing to accelerate the pre-
parations making for the accommodation of the vo.
lantern, permitted the workmen to make a number
Of barrack bedficads at their different work benches,
after fix o'clock in the evening, by candle fight, dur-
ing which the candle being placed in an incautious
(ituation communicated with the 'baring' and pm.
dared this unfortunate confequence. The Bloomf.
bury Volunteer, at•-nded. The fire men of the
Globe Infurance (Mee were very attire r—three of
them. at the rifle of their litres, cut away the beams at
the top of the Louie, and thus fared the others.
Saturday tome degree of burble was created at the
Poll Office, by the chimney of the Inland Depart-
ment taking fire ; but it was extinguithed withoet
riling any damage.

Tbarfday corrning a fire broke not at Fawley.
court. Deaf Henley. tt.e feat of S. Freeman, EN.
which crinfusned the tiabling. and burnt four cart
/series. The accident was occafiemed by the negli-
gence of C.me workmen, who bad retired and left ibe
ire not in uperly fecund.

Frfm the LONDON CAZETTA Novestier