Star.
London, England, 1824-06-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MARY-LA-110N NE OFFICE.

ESTRAORDINA RV CHA ROE or Cauxt.ee.—Monday evening, a Gen-
tleman of fortune, residing in Upper Berkeley-street, and a Lady,
were brought before the sitting Magistrate, Mr. liosztvs, charged
with divers acts sof uoelty
.towards Ann Bygrave, a thild of 13
years old, and who is the natural daughter of the Gentleman. Af-
ter an examination which Listed upwards of two hours, the Magis-
trate held both the defendants to bail in large arnouots, and or-
dered the gallant to allow 7s. a week for the child's maintenance
away from his house.

UNION-HALT.
A Gentleman named Entriste, was charged by a coachman named
Huston, with assaulting him, and robbing him of his coach•plates
the preceding evening. Mr. Enwisle had taken the complainant's
coach for himself and some Ladies from Vauxhall. and had drivia
about fifty yards, when he met his servant with his eurricle. He
tendered one shilling for the fare to the coachman, who declined it.
An altercation arose, and the coachman ultimately strut* Mr. En-
wisle, knocked him down and kicked him on the nose, which much
disfigured his face. He then seized the coach-plates and followed
the coachman to the watch-house, the constable of which refused
to take his charge, but pushed him (Mr. Enwisle) into the black.;
hole. The Magistrate censured the coachman and constable fur
their conduct, and dismissed the charge against Mr. Enwisle.

N. M. RoTtiscumu, Esq. gave a grand dinner at his
country seat, on Saturday, to a numerous party of Gentlemen of
distinction. The dinner was served up in a most magnificent style,
and his amiable Lady graced the table with her presence.
Lady 13YRON has given up I,tr jointure of £`4ooo pee
annum to the present Lord Br RON.
Exchequer bills, at the led oted rate of interest of lid.
per diem, are now in regular eircidr.tion in the markct. They bear
a premium of 211. per cent.
FUNERAL OF MR. OXR CR RY.—The last sad Chi istims
duty was paid to the remains of this lamented Comedian this day.
It had been intended that a great portion of the theatrical Gentlemen
should follow, but this did n t.i!ie ict, paisuant to the witi of
the deceased and his relative:. The nt:icession consisted a mu
mutes, the undertaker, a heal feath‘e;•s, and the hearse followed
by four mourning coachea. The liody was deposited over that of
his mother in law, in a vault at the north-west entrance of tit. (At-
talent's Church; and thus has closed the world oil him who, but a
few _weeks back, could delight the senses of all who behe:-;
Ills loss will be severely felt by many.
A letter from Captain GutoN, of his 1114jr..ty's ship
Titmice, to the Agent at Lloyd's at Trieste, states that little appre-
hension was entertained fix the safety of vessels proceeding to the
Adriatic without convoy, but proteerlon was given to vessels fres
Corfu to Malta, and through the .Straits of Gibraltar. The Clini.
mander in Chief continued to keep up a rtrict bl,,:kade of Algier;
and it was considered that the whole of the Algerine eruizers were
within the harbour, dismantled.

CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, JUNK 16.
There:are bpt short suppli?s of grain this week—Wheat,
quarters; Barley, 70 quarters; Oats, 4,000 quarters; Iri:h Oats.
1,550 quarters; I.lsur, 1,453 sacks. There is scarcely any ulde
fir Wheat, and the prices remain as on lor.d.:y. Earley .upports
m the ters last quoted. Beaus also maintain Monday's prices. l'=as
il'aVe Li) variation. Good fresh o.ts sell well, and fully 'Attain is:4
iuutatiuns, but the demand for u:her qualities 14 slack. Then. 1$
scarcely any trade for Flour, except such as is perfectly fresh.

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