Star. — 1814-10-20 (London, England)

STREET.—Yesterday Donaldson reported that he had been to the Westmaister liospitel to see Thomas Boulton, who is suspected of being the person that WAS shot in the act of breaking op .n the shop of Mr. Hammond, linen-draper, in D iver-street, Piccadilly. The surgeon desired him to state th tt Boulton was going mos well as could be expected, elte.otigh the ball had not been extracted from his cheek, and tti.it it would not be unsafe to rt move him. In citsequence the Magistrate ordered him to be committed to Tothill-fields Bt On the night of Monday se'nnight a baker's shop, the corner of Upper Baker-street, in the New Road, was broken open : the master of the house was alarmed twee with the noise : the second time he went down stairs, when he saw a man in the act of entering. He went out for assistance, and on his return the robber had made off. He supposed the robber strongly resembled a journeyman whom he had discharged a few days previous, and had him taken into custod), t.ut he satisfactorily proving that he was at hooie et the time the house was broke open, be was discharged. Yeiterdey the baker attended at the Office, when H. Illorris, another journeyman baker, being in custody on suspicion of another burglary, he stated that he knew his person extremely well, and that he strongly resembled the person of the man who entered his house, but was not sufficiently clear to detain him on that charge ; however, there was strong evidence adduced against him of breaking open the Wheat-sheaf public house, in Dorset-street, Maryla-bonne, on the night of Thursday se'nnight, part cf the property stolen at the time being traced to his possession, and which he said he found in a Mews.— Other articles were traced to have been pawned in the Edgeware-road by a young woman, named Buck/,y, who was examined with him, as was also a male companion of hip suspected of being concerned, on whom were fount...a dark lanthorn and candle, a bottle of phosphorus and matches, and an iron crow. Mrs. Tanfield, the landlady, identified the property tr-ued upon them. They were all conunieed for further examination. A Naval Officer, who was brought to London on Saturday, by Taunton, from Portsmouth, was committed for further examination on a charge of forgery. Five persons were charged with selling fruit in Covent-gal den Market last Sunday, four of whom were convicted in the penalty as directed by the Act, with costs ; the other, being a widow with seven children, Mr. BIRNIE humanely remitted the flue on her promising not to offend in future. The driver of the hackney coach, No. 45, was convicted of misbehaviour to his fare, a Mrs. Watts, a respectable female, and refusing to give her a ticket. George Sloat was charge) on suspicion of the wilful murder of Elizabeth Gudge--It appeared from the evidence of Mary Richardson, who resides in Clement's-lane, that on Tuesday night, about eight o'clock, the prisoner was in company with the de. ceased at the Crooked Biliet public house, in Wychstreet, where they were drinking together ; they had a dispute which ended in a quarrel ; they went out of the house together, and after they had proceeded a few yards the deceased fell from the footpath into the carriage-way in Wych-street, occasioned by a push given her by the prisoner ; a cart passing at the time, the near wheel went over her body. She WAS taken up with all possible speed, conveyed back to the Creoked Billet public house, where every possible assistance was given. A surgeon was sent for, who, On his arrival, attempted to bleed her, but could not effect it, life having departed. Mr. BIIINIE ordered the prisoner to be committed till further inquiries are made.—[An Inquest was held yesterday evening on the above unfortunate woman, and the verdict returned was— efecidental heath.] Ustox-