Star. — 1810-09-29 (London, England)

RLBOROVOIT-STREET.—George Cohen, a Jew, was charged by a Mr. Alnam with picking his pocket of a watch and appendages, during the pilloring of the Vere-street miscreants on Thursday. The prosecutor felt the watch go from him, and although surrounded by a gang of pick pockets, he stcured the thief. The prisoner was fully committed for trial.  Two young women, of the names of Read and re:r, were charged with stealing a pocket book, containing divers bank notes and hills of exchange, the latter amounting to a considerable sum, the property of Chides Vaughan, Esq. It appeared in evidence that the prisoners were domestics in the house ; and on the 24th instant Read, who uas the servant of the house, went to make the bed of the prosecutor, who was a lodger, and at her request Coffer, echo was servant to another lodger, went to assist her. Read was called down, and on her return to the other servant, she informed her that she had found a one pound note in the bed, and Read gave it to her mistress. On the return of the prosecutor, he discovered that his bureau had been broken open, and the property stated had been stolen. There were other strong circumstances against both prisoners, and they were remanded.  A few nights since an atrocious murder was committed upon Thomas Mahony, an industrious honest man, who had lived for many years close to the demesne of Barn, in Ireland. Finding his orchard had been repeatedly plundered, it seems he had been thought too free in his opinions on the subject; and a final visit was paid to him, in which he got so outrageous a beating that his death was the consequence. A Coroner's Inquest was held on the body on Thursday se'nnight, and a verdict found of—Wilful Murder against some persons unknown. A few days ago was committed to Lincoln Castle, on a charge of having stolen two horses, the property of Mr. Creasy, of -Frith Bank. Robert Miller, a Yorkshireman. On Tuesday Mr. C. learnt at Boston, that a suspicious character had come several times lately by the packet boat from Lincoln with a saddle, and that he had been observed lurking about in the neighbourhood of Frith Bank. In consequence his sop set out the next morning for Hull, but gained no information : determined, however, not to give up the pursuit, he proceeded to York, where, accompa. nied by a constable, he searched the public stables, but in vain. While there, he received a letter from Hull, stating that one Nettleham having accidentally met the man whom they were in pursuit of, had de. tamed him ; in consequenceet which he immediately returned to Hull. Here he met with a man who swore to having bought one of the horses of Miller. Soon after his arrival there a letter was forwarded to him front York, in which he was informed that the constable, recollecting they had omitted to enquire at the Old George, went there, and. with some difficulty learned from the ostler that one of the horses had been there, but was then in the possession of Mr. Nelson, of Tadcaster : there he proceeded, and on finding that the horse was one of the two lost, took it back to York, where he was met by Mr. Creasy.— Whilst the prisoner was undergoing examinaticn at Hull, the Magistrate observed that he was sorry to see so young a man charged with such a heinous offence, and expressed his fear that it would go hard with him : the fellow replied, with the utmost indif, ference, that he supposed the gallows would get him through it  ...,  EziLl:o6l4 _Alowiagissurnal was kept by the Zrial Tra-es in Mr. SADLER'S B 0110011: Ascended 40 min. after one o'clock. Two o'clock—thermometer 47. Quarter after tiro, crossed from Woodsprfng to Cardiff;  Drank Bristol volunts era, with three cheers. Descended—threw out ballast-;-two thirds over Channel. Half-after two descended again. 35 min. descended rapidly. 40 min. over Flat Holmes. 50 min. off Scilly. 55 min. re-crossed Channel—threw out all ballast—Sadler losing his hat off Barry Island. Three o'clock, ascending rapidly. 40 min. alter three, nearing Devonshire. 45 min. Health to absent Friends—harom. S 7. 55 min. off Lymouth, between Forlock and Ilfracomb, De 15 nun. after four descended—every miles from shore—calm sea—car knee des Taken up by a boat from Lymouth at  thrown out—four 'epreserversput or.  LONDOh