Star.
London, England, 1822-01-29 00:00:00

POLICE.

Plaw4assist.--Yaiteftin.L.CANlern,4:Zorstoeid p
were brined:4r en mspicion of stealing... :minim. otompfo,
girl who in the same house-with likaken and Lugen,l34
it wenn, taken two mimes to a public-boo is be heroin
Pewees relied far them. Two of the patrol, 'who
be in anion inbint thk letter 'owe, mimed die Propert wig
took all ibegiisonsts intocustody. 'The two carpet* kink/ it
lbn wage-stolen from Mr. Ft nerson't, in Una".
on Whimidap ansiing, bat •the other* base not hem damsel...
The owe ronanded.
wastwought up by Charles /teed, wpatediateike
been apprehended Whim in company wkh **me notosisuidu:
eskers in Goodge.emset, late on Saturday n4bt. The orbal,
escaped. On the pelmet was found two pipe keysoodatludit.
He was remanded. -

Ma a Latniouon.eraust.—Yettstiby aronglilenotet Aims
by the officers, was charged with entering die .honanof /1.
ippon, Esq. of .Clevelind-square, on Sunday night last Nit
Laslibtgton, k appeared, was titling in the back parlour whim,
son, on Sunday night, about kaltpaat wren tieluet, 't b, the,
wore attracted by a noise in the front parlour. The ter::
who was also alarmed by a noise, proceeded to the meet depo.rr.
and beard a -woke exclaim, " Come cot," .on wi,icla a me
jumped from the parlour window, and, dropping two bqviesois
off, his companion, who likewise attempted to escape,
cored and taken to the watch-hnoso. Mr. Luthinron itereeteg
a letter to the Magistrate, expressing a desire that IL. priyrm.
Lion should be rigorously entered into, and the prisoner w
rw
minded.
A

man was cliarged with Ilisturbng The
congregation of St. George's Church. Elanover.sguare, dome
Divine Service, on Sunday last. The Dean of Carlivleat,en.4.e.
and stated so the Magistrate that he witnessed the Ileac:vet II
the prisoner whilst in the Church, and it materially interf=4
with the devotion of the auditory. He now and then pLeee a
handkerchief over hi. head, and then would place hisbook nem
it, which he would let fall on the ground, and his antics cgs,
veyed an impression that he was mentally deranged; at lam&
he interrupted the ceremony so much that he was siren in VD.
tody. The prisoner satisfied the parties that his situation in iie
was respectable, and was very contrite fur his offence, but is
was ordered to &al bail.

A man and his wife were charged with an intention tvset
the dwelling-house of Alm Ware on fire. The pr04ec,,,.,
said, she could get no rent of the accused. On a sudden thaw
was an alarm of fire in the room of the accused, and on the fur.
men entering, they found the goods were packed up teAdy Lr
removal. 'This happened at five o'clock yesterday
the man was ordered to find bail.

Tuesday, Mr. Usher, of the Circus, Gradwee-street, Liwr
pool, appeared before the Alagistrates, at the Town-hall, to ra.
ewer to an information against him for performing the para.
mime of Old Mother Hubbard, without a license. Mr. Cot, ow.
HAM appeared in support of the information, and Mr. Vtaulam
for Mr. Usher. Mr. Miller, Superintendant of the Tulin,•. was
examined, and stated that the perfrrniance eoa sisted of line
scenes, in the course of which there was speaking, singing, hee.,
He then gave an outline of the pantomime. In reply to Mr.
VINABLES, he stated, that he had frequently been in the neigb.
bourhood of (indwell. street, but had never ob.ervcd the :rut
disturbance In the vicinity of the Circus. Mr. VZWAIII. ES cos.
tended, that the information ought to have been laid agair.q the
proprietors of the Circus, and not against an individual wilt.) was
severely one of the performers. Mr. TonIAM read the Act,
which says, s any individual performing on a stage not !icer.s,
Is liable to the penalty of £50," in which penalty Mr. Uther
was fined.

CIIILD-STEALING.—Our Readers will recollect an
account that appeared in our Paper a short time ago,
of a beautiful little girl, about two years old, the
daughter of Mrs. Edwards, of Wallington, near Car-
shalton, Surrey, having been stolen from its parents
by a female, whose grandmother resides in the same
village, under pretence of taking it out for an airing.
We have now the satisfaction of stating that the il-
fant has been restored. Tim object of the female %Olt)
stole the child was, it appears, to pass it off as her
own. She was apprehended at Croydon, with tl:e
infant, getting out of a waggon, by which she clrre
from Loudon. She was taken before a Magi,tra,...,
and underwent an examination: but the waggoter
proving that when she got into the waggon she clr
sired to be set down as near Wallington as she ccrrld,
and the child's apparel being untouched, she was d:s.
charged, with a severe reprimand.

BI RTUS.
Jan. 22, at Edinburgh, the Hon. Mrs. Dundas, of D.:
of a son.

Jan. 22, at Edinb.irgh, the Lady of the Rev. Abraham I!,=r.
of a daughter.

Jan. 23, at Bexley, Kent, the Lady of the Hon. Wm. Fr; ;7,
of a daughter.

Thursday, at Otterbourne, the Lady of Capt. Frorez, of 'a
47th Regiment, of a son. _

Jan. 9.6, in Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, the Lady of Jet 3
Mitchell, M.l). of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Jan. .111, at F.clinburgla:sol; Dalyoll, Esq. of Lingo, to Jaye.
eldest daughter of the late Brigadier-General Anstruther, of
Baleaskie.

Jan. 5, at Moyness, James Philip, Esq. writer, Nairn, to
Georgina Ilopton, youngest dausister of tue late Capt. Crip.-
hart, of the 79th Regiment.
Thursday, at Weymouth, J. Burney, Esq. to Mary, dauetter
of P. Burnett, Esq. of that place.
Saturday se'nnight, at Ingleby Manor, Yorkshire, T.:ncrt
Sykes, Esq. second son of the late Sir Christopher Sytec, Bart.
to Mary Ann, second daughter of the late Sir Wm. Fnulis,