Police.
MTARLEOIOIGR.-STREET.-On Saturday WQiliam Thurlow, the person in custody on a charge of robbing Emilie Sr. Ange, a young French girl, of a gold watch, &c., was brought up for final examinaion. Tl;e only addi!ional evidence was that of Edward (;ox, the sh1piran oti lr. Essex, pawnbroker, in the StraTd. who produced the va-ch, and iden ified the prisoner as the person who pledged it; and a watchman, who stated that he weut, by directior. of'the prisoner, When he was taken, to the house of a Mrs. Campbeell in Thornton-plice, Regent's Park, for the gold chain DOw prod=ced,. which was at first refused, but afterwards given to him. Mr. HAI:EIE, and a number of respectable friends, attended on behalf of the prisoner; but in this stase of the case no defence was offered, and, after the whiole of the evidence being read over by the clerk, the prisoner was fully conmmitted To Newgate. Mr. Simpson, a respectable auctioneer in the city, stated, that he has knowun tbeprisoner and his fkawily fbr2O years. ?iheprisoner is thc son of a highly respecrble clcrgymnan and magistrate in thecounty of Etssex, and it was tohirn(Alr. Siml)son) quite unaccountable how he could havebeen guiltyof such an act,foramere honest, well-conduct- ed, and inoffensivemanhe never knew; and as to-anypecuniary dis- tres, that was out of the question; for he (Mr.*3unpson) had within the Last week seid a property at (*arraway's Coffee-house for the pri- soner's father, the proceeds of which (3,2001.) were intended lbr the prisoner's use, so that he might have applied to hirn tor any sum he wanted. and, indeed, he had gtiven him ntoney three davs ago. The only wvay in Which this extraordinary conduc; of the prisoner could. be at all accounted for, Ir. Simrpson said, was, that his mind has been for somrie time past greatly larassed by domestic afflictions, which must have unsettled hinm in some deree, he belutq the person whose name has been so much before the public in the divorce cause: of ' Thurlow v. Thurlow," and in which he has partly sacceeded- If this were a case, llir. S:impson taid, that could be arranged by asy p ecuniarv conmpensatior, no sum shouid be wanted for that purpose ; but as it was, the unfortunate man must take his tral, and trust to a m nerciful viev of his conduct. .Mr. Taylor, a respectable solicitor, who is the law-agent of the prisoner's father, also said that had the prisoner applied to him he could have had 4001. in a moment; for, in fact, he had thAt aum of I his in his hands at that very time. it was stated that the prosecutrix is a professionsaT lady, belonging to the French theatre in Tottenhawr-street. POLICE.