Star.
London, England, 1830-01-13 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Mark*. Single/ow, a young woman of decent appearance, was
yesterday placed at the bar for re-ezuninstion, charged with steal-
ing two silver spoons and other articles, the property of Mr. Bar-
ton, and some table-covers belonging to Mr. Henry Francis Haines.
The prosecutor in this case was the father, and the girl's conduct
appeared to be of the most abandoned description. The parents
had the cleaning of a set of chambers in the Albany, and the priso-
ner having obtained possession of the keys, robbed both gentlemen
of a quantity of property, which her father was obliAed to make
good, and, through her conduct, be has lost a very advantageous
situation with one of the Oentlenien. A few days since, she
again obtained possession of the key, and stole the table spoons
belonging to Mr. Barton, and the father having them in his care at
the time, gave her into custody.—Sbe said nothing, and was fully
committed for trial.
For upwards of a fortnight past this office has been crowded
daily by distressed individuals applying for pail.b relief. So great
has been the demand upon the respective charitable institutions,
that, during the last, the Mendicity Society gave upwards of one
thousand and fifty meals.
TOWN.HALL.

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George Studield was charged by Dutton. an officer of this esta-
blishment, with assaulting him in the execution of his duty. Dutton
was on the box of a hackney-coach, conveying some female pri-
mans to the Hall for trial. Near St. Thomas's-gate the defendant
ewes kis cart wantonly against the coach. Dutton told him he
imagist to be dragged from his cart and locked up. The defendant
pm MK several cuts with his whip, one of which struck him, the
bib omapietely encircling him. He was held to bail, and ordered
10s. for the damage done to the coach.
LA M BETH-STREET.

Mr. Wm. Lock, of the Wiaeire' Arms, Baker's-row, White-
thapel,"appeared to answer a charge of having, on the 3d of the
present month, kept his house open during the hours of Divine
Service.
Fairbrother, the informer's witness, deposed. that on the day
laid in the information, at half-past three o'clock, be was served
with a pint of beer and pipe, which be paid for. He remained there
until after four, and during that time there were from ten to twelve
persons smokingl and drinking in the tap-room.—The defendant
was convicted in the mitigated penalty of 40'.
A second complaint was preferred against :11r. Lock by the same
informer for permitting gambling in his house on the night of the
Sth. Mr. Lock pleaded nut guilty, and emphatically denied the
charz„ and proved it to be groundless.
Magistrates at once dismissed the charge.

BIRTH&
At Goverment House, *dray. the lady of Lieut. Gen. Dar-
nel, Governor of New Restlt Wales, of a daughter.
At ',lingua, the wife of apt. R' -- ' - •

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MARRIED.
At Bathford, Col. Phillott, of the Royal Artillery, to Mrs. Shaw,
relict of the late John Shaw, Esq.
At the Parish Mirth, Mr. R. Suter, Solicitor, Greenwich, to
Sarah Elsa, only daughter of Mr. R. Seamark, of Blackheath.
Thursday, Capt. Edward Sheffield Cassan, late of the 18th Royal
Irish Regiment, to Isabella Sarah Cole Bowen, daughter of the
late Henry Cole Bowen, Esq. of 13owen's Court, in the Comity of
Cork.
At Mary.la-bonne, R. B. Clayton, Esq. of Fulwood Hall, Lan-
cashire, to Catherine Jane, only child of the late Rev. R. Dobson,
of Funny: Pelham, Herts.

DIED.
At Chichester. P. Sim Sett Nlarett. Esq. of the Inner Temple.
At Polkrton County Carlow, Str Charles, Burton, lk.
Vice Admiral Alexander Fraser, Equerry to his Royal High-
is the Duke of Cambridge, aged 80.
In Chapel-street, Grosvenor-plate, aged 82, Ann, relict of the
to Dr. Lemont.
At his house, Croydon Lodge, Surrey, Thos. Bainbridge, El.
In Dublin, John Swift, M. 1). late of K:oltown, County

Westmeath.
At his seat, Willianstrip Park, County of Gloucester, in the
70th year of his age, Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. of that place.
On Tuesday, the Sth instant, at Leverington, near Wisbech, is
consequence of the rupture of a blood vessel in the lungs' Mr.
Abraham Leah*, tun. This respectable young man, being
eaceedingly toad of tousle, bad :scanty, on the promise of small
salary from the parishioners, put up in the parish church, at his
own expense, a finger orpa of considerable power and sweetne..
of tone : and having, with indefatigable exertion, ill suited to his
delicate state of health, trained a youthful choir to accunspany his
instrument. be opened it wish caespicuous effect, no longer than
eve weekssge, to they marked improvement of that most pleasing
part of Divine Worship, and the great delight of the congregation.
Oil Sunday sennight the Minister's discourse was on 9.1 Kings,
e. 90. v.l 5K thine house in order, for thou shalt die, and
not live." Tissi portion of the 6th Psalm, selected by himself, car.-
tamed these words, far more appropriate to his own melancholy
cue than be probably was aware :
For after death no more can I
Thy glorious acts proclaim ;
No prisoner of the silent grave
Can magnify thy name.
Quite tired with pain, with groaning frivt,
No bop* of ease I see ;
The night that quiets common griefs
Is spent in tears by me.
Ills performance of the beautiful and solemn air to tvWch tbii
Psalm is usually sung, and the singing of his young cbonstets, ex-
cited more than usual adrniratioa ; and with only one intervening
day irons that time be was no more !

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