Star. — 1802-07-01 (London, England)

OLICE. fez.  MAR 'Anent. c 14-sta a e r.—Sunday the milkman, apioeheotted on a lirong forpicion of having been guilty of the murder of Ilia wife, in John.lirett, V.•lgeware.road, Paddington. was dikhargett on the verdiet taken before the Coroner of Acciklental. hath.  On Sunday morning, at two o'clock, NATileis ael CowawT, Efq. one of the Magiarates, Attended by the officers, entered a gaming houfe iu and found a number of pettons alTem. bled there for the purpofe of playing at Hazard and other games; the implements for gaming were feized 14 the officers, and the parties found were taken into cultody, and were examined at the office on Monday morning before the fame Magistrate, who direited them all to find (unties, as welt to appear at the Sefrums, as to be bound not to be found at unlawful games in the mean time. The owner of the houfe was,direited to be profecnted for permitting fuch trantaaions to be carried on.  Harros-Giansa.—Saturday a young genteel woman was examined on a hal hearing, on a charge of a trifling theft.. It appeared that the was deranged in mind. Some refpettable friends belonging to the unfortunate woman coming for. ward, the was delivered up to them. Three young lads were examined on a charge of robbing a Gentleman of his pocketbook in Holborn, a few evenings fine, he was looking at a print.ffinp. After they had committed the robbery, they went to Saffron hill to puo. chafe Come articles, where they offered a ten pound note; but being fiffpeaell, a police officer w is fent for, when they acknowledged the fat, but could not deleribe the Gentleman whom they robbed.— The Magifirates hearing the cafe, they were committed for re.examination. _  NIA wawa ,Houss.—Saturclay John Hawkens was charged before the Loan MAYOR, by a number of reipeßable filk mercers and haberdafhers, with defrauding them of goods to a confiderable amount, upon falfe pretences, and at different times. When apprehended, about 8o pawnbrokers' tickets were found in his poffeffion, all of •which were for at ticks in the filk way, which he cut up and pledged. Several of the principal witneffes not being prefent, he was remanded for a further examination. A very well drelfed lad, apparently about feventeen, was charged with picking a Gentleman's pocket, in Fenchurch-ilreet. The prifoner condulled himfelf before the LORD MAYOR in a very audacious and infolent manner: when diced whom he lived with ? he anfwered with himfelf. He faid that his father was a lawyer at Hornfey. Committed for re-examination.  A Danifh tailor was charged with hating broke the windows of Mr. Wm.rr, the Danifh Conful, becaufe he had refuted to give him money when the prifoner had applied for fome at his houfe.— This unfortunate man is in a itate of mental de• rangement ; he was brought to the Manfion•houfe in a Itrait•waiftcoat. klei was ordered to be taken care of.  Gutt.nmaxt..—Yeßerday a man was charged upon fufpicion of dealing a quantity of poultry. The owner not being able to attend, the prifoner was committed for a re-hearing: Wu trscuarst..—james Anderfon was fully committed to Newgate for trial, on a charge of robbing J. Townfend, a Captain of a veiTd, in Sun-yard, in the parith of St. Botolph, Aldgate, of a (Hirer watch chain, with an intent to rob him of his watch, which was raved by the chain breaking, which the man retained in his hand, by which the felony was proved. WWI 3 H r -silt is T.—On Saturday two men, or the names of Clark and Brown, underwent an ex. amination, being charged with having committed a fraud, by felling to a perfon, near Kingfland Road, a bode as found, but which proved to be slandered. They were remanded for further examination. _ _  - ...... The fame day a woman was examined on a charge of healing a child, and felling its cluaths. Committed for rehearing. • Yeller:lay three brothers were examined, on fufpicion of having entered feveral gardeners' grounds at Hackney and other places, and :tealing a variety of articles therefrom. Remaned for another hear. in -A woman, who hands charged with being an acceifary in healing a child, was examined a fecund time. She was remanded for another hearing.