Star.
London, England, 1830-01-12 00:00:00

MANSION-HOUSE.

The Loan-Movoslasb;;;Obliied:ltTconsequenete of his in-
disposition, to appoint Alderman Woos hewn toms for the per-
torment* of the duty of swearlog in the City Constables, he. Ile
condition of the Jusdce-room is supposed to have occasioned hi,
Lordship's illness. We understand that the Committee, who are
authorised to make whatever improvements may be considered ne-
cessary in this building, have taken up the matter, and intend to
act effectually and with despatch, and that the late publicity given
to the existing nuisance has not at all been palatable to them.
HATTON-GARDEN.

A young man, named Jahn Jon a, was brougk before Mr. Lama
for Anal examlnadon.

Mr. Thomas Parting, of Ozendoo-street, Haymarket, deposed,
that on the filth of March last, the prisoner was In his employ as
an apprentice. On the evening of that day he absconded from his
service, having first stolen from a bureau nineteen pounds and a
silver watch with appendages, of the value of ten pounds. Witness
I had heard that the prisoner had gone to Scotland. Witness saw
the mother of the prisoner last week, when she informed him the
prisoner was not in London ; witness had a suspicion that be was,
and desired his son to follow the prisoner's mother home.
The prosecutor's son deposed that be followed the prisoner's
mother home to a house in Berwick-street; be waited a short
time, when be saw the prisoner come out of the house. Witness
followed him at a distance till be got to Titcbiteld-etreet, when he
met one of the police, an .1 he informed bins that the man before
them bad robbed his father.

Police Hiker, No. 60. E. deposed. that after the last witness
had pointed the prisoner out to him be took him into custody.
The prisoner immediately said, " Then I am done; I do no care
for myself, but my poor mother." He subsequently admitted that
be had robbed his master, and that he had disposed of the watch
for thirty shlllings.—Tiie prisoner was committed for trial. •
MARLBOROUGH-STHEET.

War. Weekerten, a young man of fashionable appearance, was
charged with having defrauded his employers, Messrs. IPlifeley,
tailors, of Great Pulteney street. St. James's, of cash to the
amount of Xl3O. It appeared that the prisoner bad been em-
ployed by the firm in the character of confidential clerk. About
five months since he received a check for £37 from the Solicitor to
the firm, with directions to pay it over to the executor of one of
the partners, who was deceased. The prisoner, however, neglected
to obey his lostructions, and absconded with other sums in his pes-
session to the above amount. The 437 check was payable in Bath,
and information of the proceedings having been forwarded thither,
the
prisoner was apprehended in that City when be presented the
check foe payment, and was conveyed In custody to town.
The_ prisoner said nothing in his defence, and be was remanded
until Thursday.

MARRIED.

At Gloomlre Church, Cork, the Rev. Charles T. Cashion, of
Ann-mount, in that county. to Mita Louisa. only daughter of A.
Clarke. Req. of Belmont, In the eouory of Donegal.
Rev. John Edge Daniel, B. A. of Christ College, Cambridge,
and Vicar of Weybread. eldest son of Capt. Daniel. R. N. of fps.
with, to Mary, eldest daughter of John Aldrich, Req. of the same
Om.
Thursday, by special license, at St. George's, Hasover•square,
Simon Dishy, Rag. of Oshertstown, county of Kildare, eldest sou
of the Rev. John Dlgby, of New Park, county of Meath, to Eli-
Sabath Anne Ella, only daughter of John Morse, Rai late of
Sprowstan Han and Mount Ida, Norfolk. The lovely bride was
given away by Lord KWwine ; and after the ceremony the happy
pair took their departure for Paris.