The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-23 00:00:00

POLICE I.Nr-ELLIOENcE.

MONDAY. —Jane 4144t4:41.:wAs wuniaitted for trial, for steal-
! ni ploye
.AlfKeilWn,: licensed r :dealer:An:
jgame, in St. JAW& inarket,, several pheasants, woodcocks., &e.
The prisoner had hecn in 'the :service.tif the prosecutrix about
Itelighteeninionths; and, during that, time hitfl cimmitted,-several
epredatibiis.L-fohn Jo* was committed for trial, for stealing
la .silvp.r.,watch 40,4 n
.114.ty Jones. They„were fellow-lodgers
in a hew. PrltiSia-etr!eti where Op pro'secutor had the ill
Aick to put his watch and some poiley into'a box, in the:cellar,
thLpre:iehee. of the _prisoner, who .broke open...the boi on
Friday night last, took out the watch, and subsequently pawned
it for twenty-five shillings, leairing the money untouched.
Ti ES n A Shaer, keeper of 'a public-house at the'corner
of Upper Dawson-street and Willianison-square, was fined 50s,
!and ss. costs,-'fdr''admiqinkt improper persons, and permitting
"theatrical performances; with Music, •singing, arid nancing, on
!his premises.—Au inhabitant of the Alms Honses was expelled
'for improper conduct.— Williaw 'igaroi a Man of colour, was
!sent to the House of COrrection for three months, for begging
in Rodney-du- st,:_.the_c_onstable..lll_takin him to Bridewell,
!hair one of his fore, fingers nearly bitten off.—A woman was
!sent to the douse of Correction for Quo month, for robbing her
'furnished lodgings.

WRDNESDAY.—A man was remanded for stealing a cap from
a child„ in Whitechapel,- as- he
,was returning from school.—
A boy, an old offender, was sent to the House of Correction
Ter.que APAtlifor picking 4104ets__ in.Whitec4apel.--A sturdy
dieggar-i'vas sent to the' Mu's-6 -Of Correction for one Month,- for
'stealing a shoulder of veal, out pf St. :John's market.—The
!owner of a cart was fined for being on the viron,.. side of the
.street; another; for damaging-, a hand-cart, in Water-street,
was ordered to make the damage: good.—The owners of six
'coaches
and cars were 'fined, for not haVing their difFereut
vehicles in a fit condition for the service and. accommodation
of the public.

YgsT,EßDAy.—George Hoye, an incorrigible young thief, only
twelve years.of age, was brought up on a charge of attempting
to steal money from the till of Mrs. Mary Skelton, ,into whose
ishop, in Pitt-street, he had skulked about six o'cloCk on Wed-
.nesday evening, where the prosecuttix taught. him 'in the. fact.
!He-was committed to the House of Correction for three months.
CAUTION TO PUBLICANS AND ALEHOUSBKEEPERS.-
ITarleton,. lately. in the- employ. of -the commissioners of - the
!watch, lamps, and.scavengers, as clerk to the superintendent
of the nightly: watch, from which. situation he was discharged
!for repeated and continued misconduct, was committed for trial
at the next Sessions, on five different charges of obtaining
money from publicans and alehousekeepers, by falsely repre-
.senting to theni that informations had been lodged against
them for selling liquor after .the time allowed by law, and.that
he was authorised.(sometimes he said by Mr. Shipp, sometimes
by the Magistrates; and on one occasion by.Mr, Alderman.Lit-
tledale) to arrange the matter fin. them on their paying him
the costs.

CAUTION, TO MASTERS OF STEAM VESSELS,--Captain James.
`Hayes, of thi Post-Oftice Dublin steam packet, Dolphin, was
convicted in a mitigated penalty of 50s.'and. ss. costs, of allow-
ing the said yessel to remain alongside George's Pier a longer
time than twenty minutes to take in goods and passengers, on
Friday, the'l6th instant. The full penalty is £5.