Star.
London, England, 1827-02-14 00:00:00

POLICE ISTELLIGENCE.

,MANSION.HOUSL.
children and two 'tardy llsell were broight op lee
ei, on charges of eagtancy. The childreo be hog
stout In apparently the most miserable pheht, wss
Ernst. One of the children he epptehentled ,Rein,
basket, which he found contalised the shpt',
and
other children, who were running about, aild en.
tAi.i-qpipispa by their naked:sew. %leo owe
Ropey pauner erg toe day had choed.d..
and stockings and returned home.
Thelma Maxon remanded them, and ordered their bother to
be see for, that she might be mitts responstbhe for their being at
large—Several worsen, the polio ears awalwAive well by the len,
dicancy of their chddres,. who are compelled to bring home a ter.
trite await sqlerally la. fid. per day. 401 they get beyond this they
speed ilseauelres. thus a mother who has teur or Ave
can affoid, u the officers state, la to stay at home and il:',,t4rg
hie a Lady." Tie eldidpo are fogged when they donut slake us
the regained sunt,aad, when occasions serve, they do it by pmensi,
The two pen were found by Allen, lying an the ground, yew
out Shoes, stockings, or shirts, shiverint as in die moo &serest,
condition,:Ti%ie:viiool2froriistro torrihieeweerisehmentere.brosibttrtoomire
4.reoftdmiscas.utphenstiseitstwimeratanocide pow
eath.
who west never seen the City except during bard (rusts egke
Ile
attlsastieos
public sympathies were strongly canted by their oakedemoi
Tumoce of eatrestemisery. They disappear NU the freoto,c,r
simaorthe ezisoggire then excites less sympathy.
7141.04 D Maeda sent these (Eileen tohard labour in Brig
periods which will prevent then pursuing their occupations
the remainder of the season.
Scan, who, touched with compassion, imerfeted to have sosilerinnt
dew for them. He found them is Cbeapside, bewduhost nefoofsoonyw:aranntilidhotwthheho
taw attempt to tench them. than they threw themselves On Thirif
ssas, and began to Kffilil On bad been severely betted.
This was to excite the coalmine and interference of the paaeo.
giter to rescue newt. Then somber wassent for.
the Qty, thielrei opal Se. "KY goad, but very oht Ace%
lignod MU Olken who Won the Streets. to IA otter
111111"111.41= ppm% eke point. The resets assigned for penal: ties
Impostors who egoist the sight is every crowded
snot* that the Akers do not like to interfere with them, he.
teases own and an outcry, and charges of cruelty and brawny,
are sure to be raised against them if they do. Thu is undubsily
true, and the *MOM can only be expected to do their ditty, when
these injudicious people who intenve with them in the AMU co
be made aware of the mischiefs of suck modeet ; and that when
they see an officer performing kis dety intemperately, they Mahn
serve the public by waiting until the seat day, and repressing
what they have seen to the Magistrates.
GUILDHALL.
James Des was charged with buying or receiving a terrier dor,
-knowing it to be stolen. Mr. Phillips, one of the Society of Friends,
residing in King-street, Cheapside, stated, no one in that orkt
could keep a dog for the protection of his property, unless it was
chained up; his own dog had been stolen five times Mille lost
three months, and upon the last occasion it had been missing abeat
a week,Wken be sew the prisoner offering it for sale avast, Sow
Church, po Friday evening last. He began talking to the ma
about the price, intending pot to disclose immediately his-right to
the ; but the dog recognising his voice, instantly kora
about him with joy, and so compelled hint to claim it at once asps
property. The Mao pre cootradictory accounts-as tir koiritesees
into his possession, and he therefore seized him The dog bad
been a profitable one no doubt, to the dog sellers, for knitting his
way all over Lopdon as welt as he did- himself, the dog was no
sooner bought and set at lupe, than it returned home,-le be re.
stolen and re-soid:
Smith, the street-keeper of Cheapside, knew the prisoner as so
old dog'dealer, and had enquired of the person of whstatlie UM be
height the dog, but could nos find him.
The prisoner urged the improbability that he should have Wert
found offering the dog for Bile within a throw of a stock from the
prosecutor's house, if be bad known it had beenalnien from :Mahe;
and he prodnced'inother dogklealer, who swore that he use It foe
sale in kkabopsgateatreet, in the hands of a third person in their
profession, the day after It was missing.
Smith stated. that the dog had been panted yellow overlent:tie
his body, to brighten the tan. " '
The Aldermen Lama and Yexestze, inflicted the slightest pe-
nalty the law provided, namely, siZ Monthsaniprhonment, in de.
fault of paying a penalty of LW, '

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pf

I krwki; d ranian an George Mead, two sawyers; la the employ
of Mr. Aldridge., at the timber...faith at t6e corner of .Loesime,
were charged with bang pan of a gang of fellows who teak ae
their hats and bummed while the funeral procession or Iligrime.
the )4arabalman, WAS passing along Whitecrocoatreet, awl eh
mare given into custody by a member of the Common Coma%
who was attending. Similar indications of joy were frequently
heard under his window while this active and useful officer wss
lying on his death.hod,.-.They were dismissed, with a severe repri.
=staffer their vakel.g csadva.

QUEEN-SQUARE.
Mtn Witenry, IS years of age, was charged by her mothar with
Fobbing der continually.
The poor woman Implored the worthy Magistrate to de semg
thing with the girl, who had Waft,* connected with a set that
frequented the neighbourhood of the Seven Dials; she bad absented
herself several times for days after having robbed her. The last
time she went away, abs stole two gowns and a cap, which she
ppwneci for Ills.
Mr. Wens—l think the Penitentiary would be of service.
The Mother-4 am the mother of 14 children, and this ooe. Imo
sure will come to harm. • ..
The Magistrate told bent was necessary she should be committed
as a preliminary step, but her mmence would be commuted for MN-
Inement in the Penitentiary.
The prisoner had nothing at all to say in her defence, and Was
fully conunitted, and the mother, in an agony of tears, left the Office
Yesterday, the bar-maid of the Sbakspeare's Head, nITINCO.
whew -employer had been bound over to prosecute in the suns of
4400, on suspicion of her stealing from the till forty sovereigns,. or
thrreatiouts, his property, was committed to Newsom fortriat,;..

The Ship-owners are in a state of the graiist
activity. Deputies from Liverpool, from Flull, and
all the principal out-ports, are either arrived or are
expected • immediately, to lay before Ministers and
the Parliament their representations as to the elicits
of the Free Trade Acts upon the shipping interests.
:They come armed with all the details of the trade in
EngliAt and in foreign vessels up to the latest period.
A steam-boat of 100 horse power is being built at
Marteilles4 to be employed in taking vessels out of the
basin during a contrary wind, and for the purpose of
assisting vessels in distress an the coast.
The 'body of John Potton, who lost bis life by the
explosion of the Graham steam packet in the Humber.
has been found on the shore near Stallingbocough-kiln,
and interred at Limber.

.4 requisition has been presented to the Lord Mayor
of Dublin, far a public meeting, to check combination
among the working classes, and the outrages which
-result irom it.

In a country theatre of France, where the Death of
Cesar was represented, when elie bier was brought on which pre-
tended to contain the dead haady,of *bus, u 4/00719' yawed after
eselakuing—
Lo ! all that's now
Left of the greatest /loam and the best—
' a wag in the pit filled up the break by adding, very pkinthiala
• Ilk shirt, his coat, hk breeches, and his vimi !

DIED.
• A.t .Edlithurzi, upon the 4th instant, Mrs. Ewan, widow el r
late David Swart, Es q. Depute Clerk a Chancery.

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MAILS—THIS DAY.
Atilt. DUr.
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Waccru•rd 1 0
H••sisoies and Jersey 0 1 '
• Lisboa 0 2
.I)onagbadee 0 0 '
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ALL KL
Frapce. 0 0
:Hamburg 0 5
Flafiders 0' 0
Gortenbursk .0
Brazil 0 1
Amcrica . 9 I
Malta .0

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