Star.
London, England, 1829-02-09 00:00:00

MARY•LA DONNE.

Mary Carla, a married woman. is the service of I. Ayres, of
Saaernet.street, Portmanoquare, was Badly examined wider a
thugs of felony.
The Dour stated that a considerable quantity able table line.,
bcd.absen, blankets, shirts, &c. disappeared, and suspecting that the
prisoner had stolen flues, he sent tor Beckeridge, an cer who
fecal 8 great many duplicates relating to properly in a peson co
which the prisoner only had acmes, and bee pawubroluirs brought
eat& a boodle of it to the *Ace.
The prism,' begged bard of the Doctor fur mercy.
She was sent to Newgate for trial.

QUIIIIK•aSQUARK.
Saturday Thomas GMlewit, who Is charged with having reedy's,
stamps belonging to Government to the vales of between 411,00 b
and .17,000, knowing them to be stolen from the Hail and Mouth
lan, on the S 4 of last September, was brought up for examination.
Stephen Davis, working lamed. r, of Sottun•street, DerkenwAl,
deposed, that be wars travelling jeweller. In the beginning of last
September, tiut prisoner asked him to write a letter, saying that be
had lo mat s Maeda: lire Bull and Moutii,and be accordingly went,
aid wrote a letter to the prisoner dicratioo, which was lOgsaii
James blacken*, and sent of Prisoner gave Mai a Moe beg to
take home, sayloghe would see witness on the m••rrwww The letter
was directed to a petson at Worcester, dated a kw hours before
the robbery was committed.
A few days after this the. prisoner begged. of MRS to take charge
of two trunks • witness sent them to Sisephertri Buslt,• from
Richardsoo-street, Bermondsey. They reoutimd Opine but a short
time, and witness removed them to a hiestrs house in
square. Os learning, at Christmas last, the cements oftbe flunks,
he told the prisoner to remove them*. A carter, bused 1.16 yd, watt
engaged for that puree, hot was appetheided. in his progress at
Kensington turnpike. ' • •
James Garrett, of Ritimrdsowstreet,Rerineodeey, deposed, that
in September last a man, teamed George •Stryr, alias Green-1
wood, bitsd, begged of allint him to deposit thew largi pat6is at
his boose, to which be consisted. A-few days tifteerar* Ailreen-
wood directed him to deliver op the' Paresis to the permits who
came with the horse and cart.

Several other witnesses were examined. bot their evidenani was
oot materiel
lilt. Mouton ordered him to his brosibt up again on Wuhan.
day ant.

Saturday evening, a young woman went into a
butcher's shop, in Hare-street, Woolwich, and placing
her band on a joint of seat to spetify the quantity she
wanted, kept it on too long, and the butcher, in the
hurry of business, nearly severed two of her fingers
limas her hand.

Monday uight, about eight o'clock, a gang of rob-
bers. about nine in number, entered the premises of
Mr. Elsey, of Halsted Hall, alone farm house in the
parish of Stizwold. The robbers firm entered the stable,
where the two servant men were engaged with- their.
horses, and whom they secured by tying them band lad
foot. They then proceeded to the house, and an Mr.
Elsey opposing their entrance they presented a gun to
his head, which completely deterred him from making
any further resistance. After taking from Mr. Elsey
his pocket-book 'and purse, which fortunately contained
but little money, and also his watch, they locked him
sad the.servant girl in the pantry, whilst they obliged
Mrs. Elsey to accompany them all over the house, to
show them where the plate and other valuables were
concealed. Having selected all the plate and such other
articles as they could carry away, they remained nearly
two hours in the house, regaling themselves with wine
aad liquors, sad then got off with their booty.—Stani-
ford Noes.

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