NIVTIoNA POLICE INTFLLIGEACE. SAM It DAY. MANslow House.--games Clarke was yesterday Aareed with steal tits several pen knifes, at a sale by auction at which be was employed set pone.. The lady to whom the property belonged, however, not being able to sittetitl, the prisoner was remanded• William Godder and Frederic,: Williams ff ere charged with breaking into the warehouse or Mr. Hone, piano li,rte maker at London Will 4 iiith intent to steal. It appeared that on Thursday evening Mr. Rolfe tad i•ccasiiittlo go to his warehouse, uncovered that some strangers lad obtained admission. lie imitieniately procured the assistance of of un officer, fi he. coneeivin2 further aid was necessary, went to get another constable. While lee was gone. lio.fever, the pristiners opened The door and ran off. They w•-te pursued, however and taken. and in their possession was found tour picklock keys. On et ininine the warehouse it was discovered that they had pai ked up several articles Qt value, with ill emit to carry them off They were fully committed. GetLnliAt.t.—Julin Gray, a boy of 12 years of age. was charge(' if itli breaking a pane eI glass in the shop window of Mr Newbery. of fleet street, anti steuline a piece of silk handkerchiefs. He was seen from tie- shop, and being p. lined out as the thief, was secured. fie was remanded till M(.liday• :bent Lewis was charged with uttering a fictitious bank note to the glop-nun 4 Mr. Farrow, of Fleet market, linen draper. It appeared • that the ptionier hail purchased goods of the value of -igs. for which be paid with a 61. note, apparently of the Cafebridge bank, and received the change, giving his none us Rober sin, and his address at West Ifinitster road. Upon the note being presented to the bucking house at istiude mini Co. however, it was found to .have neither bietnature or date. Application was then made at the pl'ice given by the prisoner is his addret.s. but no such person lived there, and after some time he Was apprehended by the officers of Union Kill It appeared. however, that .51. vros received bs Mrs. 'as row, on Friday evening, from :he ini soner's wife, and us there was no forgery proved, the prisoner was - - discharged. Bcew slarvr.—PiciieUrtirs Jonathan Cooper and Wm. Ward, twohveloile utfenders. were charged by Baron the urneer on suspicion vif pickithr pockets in Hyde Park. The officer stated, that whilst on duty an. the Jubilee Fair yesterday morning, about two o'clock, he obseived the prisoners ioitering about in a manner which eicited his suspicion, mid he went up to them and enquired what they were about t4i,t receiving a sieistacti.ry answer, hr detained and proceeded to Search twin, wheu lit found, on one of therm lour liandkerclikels, and on rie other three, mostly B.lk. He enquired where, they got so m a ssy !n-ikercliiefs, but they could not give him any aCcoont on the subject, thetefore took them into custody. In defence, the pri:ioncis said they found the handkerchiefs as they. we:e in the fair. They were committed for trial, and the otfio-r boulti over to prosecute. • VPIION li,tu..—Charles Baker, Thomas England, Wm. Well., mid Rebecca M4Langlihn were charged by Charles Martin with - sobbing him of 51. in awes, bir shoes . , stockingrjacket, noel small clothes The prosecutor stated that he bad belonged to His Ma jesty's ship the Europa, front which lie had been discharged ; and being without a birth, he was looking out for one for the night when be was hailed by the prisoner who said she could •procure him a snug one. He accepted her of kindness, and she took him to a house in Bull's•head Court. He soon turned into his hammock, but had not been long there When tit heard Rebecca pipe all hands, and saw the other prisoners enteritis birth, who began to overhaul his rigging; and whilst some of them sheered off with his Shoes, stockings, jacket, and small-eloathr, fi, the locker of the latter of whicifhis„rash was; the others-then, by Rebecca's direction,turned him out into the street. In this state of distress he applied to the Nor! Admiral at Union -Hall, who immediately dispatched two of his Offi cers, May and Gull, in pursuit of the pirates, who soon came up with them- and took them prisoners. .They had previously. however t , ilisposFd of their booty, and refusing to give soy aecouut where, they Were committed fur re-examination. ..--..--.. . . • . . • ,At. the Midiilexes Sessiona, held at Clerkenwelf, on Saturday, a 'indict for 1660. against the Regent's Canal Company, was given iP (avow of Mr. Agar, an eminent conwel, its compensation for damages, fur. the injury and inconveniency likely to be sustained, by him in consequence of the Regent's Canal passing across the garden, ,lawn. shrubberies, and grounds, .adjoining his imuse. Mr.. Agar protested against, the competency of the Court to entertain the cause, or award any damages. . . . . , .. , Too mne were taken to Pow,strect, charged with hissing at,the. Prince Regent, as the state carriage passed, , .19 ....the, Pitiliagteut Roost i Me/ wok waited to foul bait fur the atoartailair, In Hyde Pink, some accidents occurred, from persons imprudently ascending the branches of the trees, which prpke from their veight. One young woman had hes thigh broken from q, branch falling on her, and two young men had their arms Woken. At Kensington Gardens, on Monday night, just at the claire, of the fire-works,. two rockets twit; .an horizontal direction : one of vrhith -truck a gentleman on the calf of the leg, and cut him severely ; the other struck a gentleman °it the body. He was carried by four amen to a neighbouriag marquee, apparently oonsidrrably injured. An inquest on the bodies of M. Foulkes and J. Taylor, who Met their death on Monday night, from the destruttion of the Pagoda, in st, James's Park, by fire, was held on Thursday eveeirig, at th e • King's Head public.house, York street, Westmitiater. Foulkes, oho precipitated bitielf from the Pagoda, was dreadfully bruised on the 'right side .:f the head. Taylor had been shockingly scorched. The Jury, after hearing the chrionstatrees, brought in a verdict of Ac. cidental Death.—'raylor was a carpenter of Woolwich, where he has left a wife and four eltitdreet. The Jury expressed a hope that his ; family would be proiiided for by Government With respect to M. Foulkes. it was some tithe before any information could be obtained. Upon his shirt, however, hi- name was ascertained, but he had nut oeen employed in any way about the Pagoda; and, it is supposed, ran in from among the crowd when the accident was first discovered, and in the hope of rendering assistance :mired up the Pagoda. It now appears that lie was a bankrupt, and resided in Wood-street, ch eura id e . At the Custont.House fire he had exerted himself in an uncommon way. He was a wholesale hosier. SINGULAR Horniest'. -An old man, named Nield, a jobbing tailor. at Barrow. had, by parsimonintia habits for a long series of years. accumulated S7O guineas in gold ; but. fearful of being rob. bed, he always carried it about his person, sewed Up between the lining and back of his coat Last week, conceiving his load did not sit quite so easy as Maud, he determined to ease himself of it: he accordingly stripped off his coat, and opened a seam, when, to his astonishment, out fell a leaden weight I the goirrhati flown 1 but how, or when, is to poor Nield a mys•ery.—('healer Paper. skarut Eiet.,,store--On Mcnday se'imight, as 13 unfortunate beings were employed in aindi..g, drawing, &e. in a coal-pit, belorig ing to Mr. Woodcock. of .Orrel Post, near Wigan. the fire damp sud.. denly exploded upon them, and, awful to relate.one man had his head split asunder; another had his head severed from his body, which vr .s taken up sorer hundreds of yards distant from-where the body was I , und ; the third was a womap, ,whose body was dreadfully lacerated; the fourth was a boy, who has beep foutid wedged in betwixt o broker and the fire, and almast totally consumed. The remainder - were drawn up alive but two of them so dreadfully burnt, that they died witl.ta the space of an hour ; these were a 111 ar,d a girl. A man and woman died the next morning heovizt two and three o'clock. Five of there miserablr beings are std liviug; four of then are not expected t o stir. wive ; the fifth is a girl who was standing behind her mother when the dreadful accident betel her, as stated abave Qn Friday se:11140o. at Manchester. several how,• built on a rock overhaugirrit the Irwell, gave way with a tremendous crash, the rock having been undermined by the bifejlll. Un this occasion, two awn owl tures children lost their lives. BIRTHS. At his Lordship's Masi, in Dover-street, tite Countiss of Asitborit , horn, of a heiqg the : tenth child living. , in St. Jaioesp,hice,.the I.3dy of Wi:lieup Lacs, 'toot of Broontfic t ‘ Essen, of a son and heir. 1)14`11 On 1411114, Sacliville street,, the "ke ' y. Carver, B. C. Archdeacon of t . ?nrrey. a gentle 9p lopg.adtaired for his . cue .r iu feels. and for deep and estetpive learning.. Ile .was in, the 74th ~t his ,age, and. !tad suffered . st,nue weeks ,under • severe disposition, which tir,lv.are with ffirtitode and resignation A ,stre stance stitt , eeehat Angular ,snarkefl, this, gentleman ; . he. v l ,luNtal r. •igned into the hands of the (loton), 1,.ttl Dudley and Ward and Bishop of Winchester, tbsp worth at i lcast YOOOl. a year, bee he, %els not on the spilt to perform • duty cunscienuotoly lu pari-hioners. On the 19th alt. aged /7,,,the Rev.. Hosnej Windle, B. D 43 ye tesittero . Rector of Bright well. , Br rip. ,Ots tithe/ last, at Occold P o rsp:.ae, in the ,70th year of his age after a painful affiici i ion of 36 years., Mr. ,Jahn Par•son, . - At Chellenheita, Anthony Jymr.rPye Malay, Esq. who conitnindid the Cast in the bottle of the >lst at Junti l weds/ LA Howe. I REGigitilto. Ada:MENU ANn OFFENCES. It the ho DII Ilie The t Ac. he has 'at his to M. ained. id nut )osed, vered, a. It ,ti ret, in au bbing vies of t rob. .n the id did of it: All, to but mate elorig- p suds ad Ida which ly was rated; bwket Irew wialo roman thew to cur• en the ▪ rock e rock o atm iburn. afield. C. L. in rd. it year re ill. - room warily Id ills cc we it/ Mis years a age,