Police.
The Times, 1824-01-02T00:00:00

* auI St6n rar hofirsf r Y% recsdveA2 e. -islndz!a ion NromtheAnra,,I ewL J v- Which vagsreckea on- day efor "senlY.appliej to his Lordship, hid nearly petished. Tihe own~rsstated, that' alfhough-the. ag- a ee ot h clhms0ofithe searmen sho'uld be hzi .lu ` tim comldbetenlo4nthee; that they shiould be paid out of the dueic trisme fcomp ta & oo thewrek te mment the accounts were settled, and that in the meantim empoymnt soul be rocredfor them on board sh-p. wasprasewrth inthehigestdegcthe Didunot kof the i itllr wasby ny eaa obigaoryupo thm i a ega pontof view to pay he ppliant undr aFtbec1ruma~nc~ butwheherit was so I unate seamen was highly honourable to-'temT* FIUior. The seamen were no: quite. sci willin~g as the Lord May.or wFas to commend the readiness to serve them as exhibited upon the part of the owners. Th'ey were verytgrateljil to his Lordship, for the, ddc. tie tt ih e had taken to do tem justice and were not backwrd to ackowledge that, bad not th caiefmagjst aken public no tiie of the hari anhuder which theylabhou en), Public n;o.ht ned from day to doay as boAdbeen the couete pursted byr the neWic-s, untilstarv ation should bea? the loknsequetne-r The seanier then left the justaes.room, hoping that, if tbhe wmusto sail, prop, Iseurnity would he given for the PAyment of their estand exprnss.b ing their conviction that men d ho h d e lived werexpn-j ntve to h ei m2ay d foiether they -ucceeded or not in bring -hSWP out of danger..gn smer. pesartn, the member for Galway, applied to the Lor IMisy~r for sistance in carring into more Complete efet his bill. for se.' curing merciful treatmrent toanimals. ist&LordthiP coulde blsalid, further nhe cause of benevtolen by atrowng hileto place- persovr over thae officer e for the daily businisp for t re t' f ean. tendin theminputting his billinto efect AlthoUgleanumberof ebarip ts had been m,ade, the eyil the bill Wes intended to remedy still existed to a great extent, caly in the be d op Smithfield, and the exertions ofrtheularlyinte niborb f Particularly dcirected to that quarter, t t stoti ore The L~oiD MATC,U said hec could not consent to interfere with a systm o poicewhih hd lng ecevedthe approbation of- all wlo tderectu wite itbber. The oficers procwere extremely act tive- zid i n mdest i o u , as we llral se ir ited, a n d w he re v e r .th e y v e re c a lle d u p o m fortheperbrmnceof ti duy, heywere zlways qualified to per. BOW.STFExT-.0n Wednesday evening--a country-gettlemarr. who stated his name to be Brown, camec to this office, andc sta ted that lie had just been 'robbed in a most unaccountable mn.ner iDf propertv to the titnount of 1.6,261 Hle was in town fromi L-icester.. s1.re ji usiess ad haiving dined in the city, bethought he would amue hmslf or nbour or two at the Olympic Theatre. (This thetrehasbee enirey closed for- some nigibts'past). ie ar-i'ved in Wcb.sreetat aout haif..past six O 'clock, and he was surprised to findihedear doed. Concludinsg that-this must be owing.,to some neglc ontepr fthe unaderitngs of the establisim-ent, he commenced Lncin t h oor prett foudl , but no one ippeared to asehideadoramsin.Whiile he was standig there, snane persns came about him, bu e observed nothing reniarkable in theircondluct.. He-atlengfis.coxed.agia-towards the sly7; and feeling inclined forsome refrethm~ent,1heistine4,vel- placed his h,and po his coat-pocket, -when, to his utter consternation, he discover. ed that lie had beeii robbed of his pocket-book, containing Bank sols nd ovreiasto heamontof1,621)1. Hie communicated riened ffiers,andgav the diectonsto use teir be!,teerin to dtec th rober.. he oficrs rocede to ll asfh bdates, iPo=ct.