Star.
London, England, 1824-07-19 00:00:00

DOVER, JULY 17.

Sailed his Majesty's steam-packet, the Srttvtat, with a Mail,
two carriages, and passengers, for Calais • the Monarch steam.
packet, with a carriage and passengers, for Boulogne y his Majesty's
sailing-packet the AUCKLAND, with a Mail and passengers, for
Ostend ; and the Britannia steam-packet, with Lord and Lady
ammo and suite, and many other persons, fot Ostend.
Arrived his Majesty's steam-packet Filar, from Calais, with
Mail and passengers' •the steam-packet Medusa, front Boulogne,
with a carriage and passengers.

OLD BAILEY-THIS DA

WILLIAM RAMSDEN ROBINSON.m..,THL

TRIAL.

At ten o'clock this morning, Mr. Justice Goaat.4 entered the
Court, and Williams Rantsden Robinson was again put to the bar, on
an indictment, charging him with stealing, in the month of May
last, two razors, the property of Henry Clifton, of Wardour.street.
Mrs. Mary Clifton detailed the circumstances of the pri.
soner coming on the third of May to her husband's shop, and ex-
pressing a desire to purchase some razors. He did not, however,
buy any, and left the shop. Shortly after, the missed the razors in
question; she was quite sure the prisoner was the person, there
being three candles burning in the shop.
William Biles deposed to a person coming to his master's shop,
and offering to pledge two razors; that person had previously of-
fered to pledge two Albums; he had seen that person three times
before; he resembled the prisoner, but the young man now at the
bar, he was certain was not the same person.
To rebut the charge, Mrs. Turner, the prisoner's aunt, and a
Lady named Coates, were called to prove that the prisoner was on
the 5d of May at Acton. A long list of most respectable persons
also appeared to speak to his character, from his infancy up to the
present time.
Mr. Justice GAMES summed up the evidence to the Jury, who
found the prisoner at Guilty.
The prisoner was then put on his trial on the fourth indictment.
This indictment charged the prisoner with stealing a brooch and
seal, the property of Wm. Marchant. The same features charac-
terised this as the former cases, and the Jury found him NdiGuitti.
The fifth indictment was then gone on with.
NEW COURT.
CARLILES BLASPHEMOUS LIBELS.

Thos. lbley Perry, one of Carlile's shopmen, was put on his trial
for having, in the City of London, published a blasphernow, im-
pious, and wicked libel, of and concerning our Holy Religion. The
facts of the sale of the work, &c. hc. ing been proved by the re-
spective witnesses, the prisoner was called on for his defence. It
was merely a repetition of what bad befoie been adduced in exte-
nuation of his crime.

The RECORDER *mined up the evidence to the Jury, who flund
the prisoner Guilty.
The COIRT ordered the prisoner up for judgment, when the Re-
CORDER sentenced him to be imprisoned fur duce years, and to give
securities for his future good heaaviour.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOlt THE WELL

THIS CYLNISG.
Lady Ellenborough's Party, koehampton.
The Marquis of Hertford's Party, Piccadilly.
TUESDAY.
The Marquis of Chohnoudeley's Grand En
Duke of York.

WZDNISDAT.
Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish's Entertainment.

THURSDAY.
The Dowager Marchioness of Hertford's Assembly.

SATURDAY.
The Prussian Minister's Dinner Party.

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