Star.
London, England, 1825-10-08 00:00:00

QUEEN-SQUARE.

Yesterday, two carpenters, named Mu Budd and William Moth,
in the employ), of Mr. John Emery, a master builder, in Vauxhall
Bridge•road, were brought before the sitting Magistrate (Mr.
Wuttr) charged with deserting their work on Thursday, and the
latter committed for a month, and John Budd for six weeks, to
the House of Correction.

A master chimney sweep, residing in the parish of St. James,
Jane Weisisosan, living in Castle-court, Westminster, and her son, a
little boy about seven years old, were brought before the Magistrate.
One of the Bow-street patrol stated, that about eight o'clock, the
night before, his attention was arrested by a mob of persons in
Bridge-street, at the foot of Westminster-bridge, and on going up
to them, he saw May, the chimney-sweep, the woman Welshman,
and the little boy row present. The woman was endeavouring to
gain possession of the child, which was resisted by May. The
woman accused May of stealing ber child from her, and had forced
him to follow the chimney-sweeping business against his will.
The boy was here presented before the Magistrate, be was
wretchedly clad in the garb of a chimney-sweep, and instead of
his appearing seven years old, we should not have taken him for
more than five years of age.
The mother stated the child had been taken away by May to
follow the chimney-sweeping business, and she did not wish it.
AU she wanted was to recover back her child.

May said, that the child was with him with his mother's know-
ledge : and since he had him be had been a father to him.
The Magistrate said that she had a right to do as she pleased with
ber own child, and therefore she must have it delivered up to iter.—
The child was then taken away by his mother.

H ATTON-GARDEN.

George Coek, a servant in the house of --- Derby, Esq. of
Gnildford-street, Brunswick-square' and Sydney Smith, a youth of
well-known character, who was lately tried for stabbing Mr.
Waters, the publican, of 13rook•street wire charged with having
attempted to rob :Ir. D-iby's house. It appears that Mr. Derby s,

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family is out of town, and the house left, :n the care
a little girl. The formes went out on 1 iltirsday eve
little girl was left alone. About eight o'clock in the
was alarmed by a footstep in the kitchen passage, •
there to ascertain the cause, she was met by a man,
a pistol at her breast, and threatened to shoot her if
alarm. He also blew the candle out which she carried
she, however, reached the area, and gave the alarm of
five persons came to her assistance but understanding
thieves had firearms, they placed their backs against the
to prevent them from follow/rig the girl, and the thieves
escape by the street door. The prisoners were seen '
the house on that day, and they were, therefore, taken,
The; were remanded.

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a little eel. The formecivent out on entirsday evel,lll7, and ..5.,,
little girl was left alone. About eight o'clock in the evening she '
was alarmed by a footstep in the kitchen passage, and an guilt
there to ascertain the cause, she was met by a man, who preseetee
a pistol at her breast, and threatened to shoot her if she gave al
alarm. He also blew the candle out which she carried hi her hand;
she, however, reached the area, and gave the alarm of murder, and
five persons came to her assistance but understanding tbtt the
thieves had fire-arms, they placed their backs against the area per, goo.
to prevent them from following the girl, and the thieves made theft ---
escape by the street door. The prisoners were seen lurking ab,„...4 Il
the house on that day, and they were, therefore, taken intocastod;
They were remanded. TIE
Wuitant Body, an apprentice, was charged with running awn
from his master, a Cabinetmaker, In Judd.streei, and workiog ed, . .
his own account. He was ordered to go back to his employeros T.II TS
be dealt with as the law directs. vented
Alta Peters, a veteran, who had lost a right arm and a right too peon
in his country's defence, was, together with Anne his wife, brae&
before Mr. Serjeant Swam, at the instance of his landlady, Char.
lotte Sherwin. To es
The complainant resides in Baker's-row, Cletkenwell, whew sha prisi
lets furnished lodgings, a part of which the lady and gentle:to dad,
now presented before his Worship have for some time occupied: mad'
Mr. Peters, said Mrs. Sherwin, is certainly " wery good pay,"
but whenever he receives his pension he is sure to get drunk, ac. 4 -AI
becomes " wery noisome ." she therefore wished, she added, to 111
get fairly rid o f them both, and had repeatedly told them so, b-4 :111
they would not take the hint.
Mr. Serjeant Szes.oe observed, that if the defendants were etch Peter
" good pay," he certainly thought it would be no very difficult eta- satin
to for Mr. and Mrs. Peters to procure other apartments ; and to man,
prevent any farther unpleasantness on either side he earnestly re. U
commended that plan to be adopted by the defendant, who plot*
the back of his band to his forehead, a la ntiliatire, thus addressed
his Worse:p :
" Please your Honour, I never had no orders, your l'h'er, ..Monsie
till now. I always pays my way, your Honour. lam will.:i..
march, your Honour, and will go directly and pack up my thiats" Dick B
On the parties being dismissed, the landlady scented to brila Mr. :
sorry fur having carried matters so far, and audibly regretted the
Mr. Peters, whenever he got a drop too much, should be So " rta- Miss II
some," seeming half afraid she should be some time before she pa the '1
such a is good pay" again. press]
UNION-HALL Actors .
Yesterday, Tom Shelton, the pugilist, according to promise,
brought up his friends (Dick Curtis, who is termed the " Pet of the After vs
Fcr.cy," awl Jack Bissiter, nicknamed Young Gas), for being pre- aicaA
sent at the intended fight on Streatham Common. These two in- "Me
dividuals were not present when the grand batch of the Fancy die Illusi
played themselves before the Magistrates a few days ago. Tom
was their spokesman on the occasion, and well he performed his
task. He apologized for their absence on Wednesday, by stating, Or,
that they were both some distance in the country at the time, .
otherwise they would not have neglected the Magistrate's mandate ti ,
for their appearance at this Office. " Indeed, your Worship,' ssid
Tom Shelton, " Curtis has been on some particular business: he is
about to get a wife, and left town for the purpose of seeing her The Mu
before the warrant.was issued against hint ; this is his excuse, Sir; and 1
and when a Lady is in the way, I hope you will make ailowancet.". name
Tom finding he was quite successful, made another apology on tae Propi
behalf of young Gas, when the Magistrate directed them to eater Authi
into their own recognisance's to appear at the next Sessions.
TOWN•HALL Cbat
Mary Doyle, servant to Mr. Giddins, of the White Hart, St. Killign
Thomas's Broadway, was fully committed, for purloining copper
can from the till.
J. Eahnsends, driver of the hackney-coach, No. 442, was charged
with extortion. Mr. T. R. Tatham took the coach at the Angel
Inn, St. Martin's-le-Grand. to the Maze Pond, for which the de- Si Luke
fendant charged 3s. 6d. but the ground, being mew wed, proved to pro
be only two miles 124 yards; He was therefore fir.:d ma. and easti. V
- - Peter.
BIRTH. the Whit
Oct. 4, at Brighton, the Lady of the Rev. J. S. M. Andersen, • tied Ushe
of a daughter. Mr. Salt
- Messrs: I
MARRIED. Brady
Oct. 4, the Rev. Temple Chevallier, Fellow and Tutor of Ca- • ants, c,,u
therine Hall, Cambridge to Catherine, fourth daughter of the Cahil, /Se
late Charles Apthorpe Wheelwright, Esq. Catherite
DIED.
Mad.
1 Sunday, at Northcote, near Abingdon, H. Knapp, sen. E.q. Stewart,
Banker, in his 71st year. Maid of
Oct. 5, at Hammersmith, after a short illness, the Rev. T. IL Luke, Ts'
Brown, late of Buntingford, aged 44. . Miss o
Sept. 29, in Down-street, Piccadilly, aged 67, the Rev. Jolla Maids 01
Anthony Perny, D.D. Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Coma-
try, Rector of Hill Create Worcestershire, and Perpetual Ca.
rate of Oxenden, Gloucestershire.
Oct. 1, at Burrow Hall, near Kirby-Lonsdale, Westmoreland, A I
aged 62, John Parr, Esq. formerly Major in the 22d Foot.
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NEWGATE wee LEADENH ALL MARKETS, Oce.':. Apollo, 1
Beef... 2s 8d to 4s Od Veal Si 4d to 5s gd
Cupid,
Mutton .. ...... 35 4d to 45 81 I Pork
Lambs 4s Od to 5s 4d Deities,
PRICES or HAY Ansi STRAW YESTERDAY. Mesdami
err. ramie's. WHITUMIArEL. •
Hay 31 lOs od to SI Ss Od Hay 51 lOs to 51 Os Od The Evs
Clover 41 41 Od to 61 6s 041 Clover 41 Os to 61 Os 04
Straw 1113, Od to 21 35 Id Straw 11 lliv to 21 Si 04
PRICE OF HOPS
maw roCzan. Nate JAGS. Doric, a
Kent 4005 to 44051 Kent
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Sussex
Essex
Farnham, fine 3605 to 4208—Seconds. 320 s to 360 s
PRICE or TALLOW SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Boxes, 4
Town Tallow 4ss Od Yellow Soap
Yellow Russia ........41. Od Mottled ..
White ditto
Soap ditto 3Bs Od Graves... .............. 2es 04
Melting Stuff ... 3ss od Good Dregs ....... ..... 6s od
PRICE OF LEATHER. A
Best Dressing Hides l9d to 21d
1-12astanceis
Common Ditto l6d to lad is
Crop Hides, 35 to 38Ibs for cutting
Ditto 40 to 45Ibs l7d to led which, 11
Calf Skins, 35 to 401bs lBd to 2tid with cede
Ditto 45 to 56Ibs
Ditto 55 to 751bs ......... . .
Small Seals, Greenland).... . ...
'tanned Horse Hides 42d to 15d dote of o
Spanish Horse Hides l3d to led neglect e
COAL MARKET, OCTOBER 7. holder,sl
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. Lunt-
-41 Newcastle 3 • 37s 05 to 411 Od . tapict e
2 Sunderland 1 441 Od to —s Od : prematut
tural dig'
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, OCT. 7. j sufferer I
Amsterdam ......12 4 C.F. I Seville ...... ..... 36i i we adds
1 Ditto at sight 12 1 Gibraltar ...... .. 51 felicity;.
Rotterdam... l2 5 Leghorn .....• 4104 491 they are
Antwerp l2 4 Genoa ••••••••:••• 441. The e 7
Hamblirgh 37 2 Venice ....... ..... 27 lesPensic
Altona 37 3 Malta ..... ... .. -44. ....for the
Paris,3day'ssight 25 40 • Naples
Ditto .. ...... 2 U 25 65 Palermo
Madrid 37 Lisbon... ...... .. 54 'l' the ge
Cadiz ......... 37 Rio Janeiro:.... 50 , , with
Barcelona ........36 Dublin 9l rout the
Bilboa ..361 C0rk.....-.. .... .. 91 . ' ral p
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PRICES OF GOLD ANWEILVER. fer the
Foreigit Gold in Bars ... ........ '. .:. . . '... ..... 3 17 6 .to mats
Silver, in bars, standard. ...... .. .... ............. 0 5 1 given 1
New Dollars.- .... ...... . . ...............•••:•iors.• 0 411 •. at
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le A Ilia--THIS DAT. - ever
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Dublin 16 1 rnnie o 0
Waterford ' 1 0 Haithergh 0 0
;let-emery and Jerome 1 0 Flanders 0 0 • Iriqui
141 shoo • 0 0 Buenos Ayres 0 * ' amnia
Gottenburgh Gottenburgh 00 1 America 0 0 'droores
Malta 0 9 Braid 0 0 4,
Holland 0 0 Leeward Wends 0 0 ' tr.": 1
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HIG -I-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO- IlIORRUW• • . idge.
Morning - .54 minutes after 11
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Afternoon - • 0 minutes after 12
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