Star.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

A New Dnn.—The driver of the coach, 317, brought up his
fare, a tidy-looking Gentleman, in a green coat and plaid cravat on
a charge of endeavouring to. bilk him of his due, ticker having driven
him about for sir hours and a half, on Thursday night, to various
parts of the metropolis. He was taken at the Piazza door of Co-
vent-Garden Theatre at nine, but it is impossible to follow him in
his " devious way," till, after visiting sundry oyster-shops, and other
places set apart for the purposes of good living, he finally landed
the gemown at tke corner of Feathers-court, Drury-lane, and asked
16s. for his trodble. The seaman made no objection to the de-
mand, but offered to discharge it by a check on his banker. This
mode of payment, however, by no means meeting honest Jarvis 's
ideas, he declined the offer, very civilly requesting him to fork out
the blunt ; and on his ezpressing his inability to do so, lodged him
in the watch-house. The gems's* now admitted the truth of the
statement, and again offered to pay by a check on his banker; express-
log at the same time much indignation at the coachman's "dis-
trusting his honour," the rather as be had " stuffed him with oysters,
and treated him in every respect like himself."
Mr. Hams intimated that he must positively " return tlet cash
payments ;" and he left the Office in custody in order to procure
the needful.

their apartments, was produced, all of which was id(
witness and Mrs. Bull. Tills Lady said vibe could sw
to the beds and pillows, as she had herself super; r tendt
of them, and they were formed in a peculiar style.
William linward, a servant out of place, depose
eleven o'clock on Sunday morning, Sept. 7, he was pa
Queen Anne-street, near Wellbeck-street, and saw F.
he had long known as a butler in several families, star
versation with the other prisoner at the corner. Wi
for some minutes to speak with Farmer, and during
observed the other man attentively, as he had a very
dirty appearance, and witness would now.swear th
was the same man.

Sarah Leven, an elderly woman, said, that about tl
on the same day spoken of by the last witness, she
cgming from Welbeck-street, loaded with beds and hi
heads were so covered that she could not see their fa,
the appearance of the legs and breeches of one, she be:
be the prisoner Liddington.
Mr. Pott.ties said this was rather a curious mode
a person, by seeing a pair of legs and breeches, walkini
Mrs. Harriet Comlin, who lodges at No. 25,
Manchester square, where Farmer also lodges under
Edmonds, and where a part of the property now
found, said that about twelve o'clock on the Sunday
opened the door fur two men, who came in loaded s
and they went up to the prisoner Farmer's room ; sh
their faces, as the loads concealed them, but she behest
and does now, that they were the two prisoners ; for
after, she saw Liddington go out with some of the th
before repeatedly seen him at the house. Tile cvidem
all circumstantial, here closed; and the prisoners hay,
say, except that 'Addington said he bought the good!
months ago, they were both committed for trial.
LA MBETII-STRF.FT.

Yesterday a foreigner, who keeps a school near
way, was charged with atrociously indelicate condui
female pupils, and terrifying them into silence by
most severe punishment. Three distinct charges,
different children, were received by the hinistrate,
everybody present with mingled feelings of disgust a
the man, and compassion and tenderness for his vied
toner did not deny the statements, and seemed to thi
and his preaching expiated his offence. Some f..v.,
tious stanO.trd of morality had prepos-4..-•...d his r
seemed even not to think his conduct crimhti.l. 71
ordered him to find bail to answer the charges, and to!
notice of iris bail: he also hound over the parents to

The landing of city wives at 'rower-stairs,
gate is now become very brick, and 45:t,-;.f.q....1 are Cie
day among the Ilencdics who have thusenj
of single blessedness.
Saturday, the 2001 ult. an InqueEt was hi
of the body of Ttiotnas Ughtfoot, %%hr. diet
quence of drinking spirits through a tube, whi
duced into the bung-hole of a cask on the Salt!
quay, Liverpool. Verdict—" Died by excesstv
' A poor German, whose name is Mans, ca
don in the year 1818, for the purpose of
passage as a settler to the Cape of Good Ho
provided very insufficient means for that pi
no friends to direct him by their advice, h
into a state of extreme distress. Ills ca,,e, h
tunately came to the knowledge of a Genth
city of London, as remarkable for his pink
for his extensive financial operations, who
advanced a sum of money for his tempor
and another subsequently for deft aying hi
the Cape of Good I lope. The Gentleman
course, any expectation of recovering the
plied, but was surprised a few days ago,
of a remittance to the full amount advance
nied by the grateful thanks of the pal ty asl

1117. D.

Tuesday sem:light, at Da!yell Lodge, Fireshire'
of Tityheld, Esq. to Miss Henderson, daughter of S
derson, of Earl's Hall, Batt.

Sept.' 24, At Denmuir, David Scot, ILD. Curisr,
eldest daughter of Mr. Alexander Tod, of Dennnti
:Monday, at Plynipton, George Soltau, Esq. of
chant, to Miss Cuhue, second daughter of the late I
of Tuthill-house.

Wednesday, at Hampstead, ChM-les Fallon, Es
in his Majesty's 11th 'teem( st of Light Dragoons,
widow of Governor Probyn.
At Dartmouth, Lieut. Arthur Brooking, It N,
daughter of the late Capt. Fox, R.N. both of that

Thursday stAinight, at Long Dutton, Surrey, Ca
Collard, R.N. to Mary Ann, danghter of George 1
Tuesday, the Rev. Henry Douglas, A. M. Vicar
Gloucestershire, to bliss.kleanor Burt, fourth clang
Itev. Thomas flirt, of the same place.

DIED.
Monday, at Holton, Caleb Mortimer, Esq. b
East India Company's Service, aged 44.
Sept. 27, at the Rectory, Hougham, Lincoln'
George Thorold, aged 48.
Sept. 23, at Dunkirk, the Rev. Robert Crow
Spratton, in Northamptonshire.
The Rev. Mr. Sercombe, Curate of Lanivet, in
At Dartmouth, Elizabeth, daughter...of Nicholas 1
late Collector of his Majesty's Customs at that port.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALLMARKEI
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Mutton .. .... : . Is 41 to 3s 41 I Pork 2t
Lamb - 9s 8d to 4l Od.

COURSE OF EXI
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Ditto at 5ight......12
Rotterdam... .....12 11
Antwerp, ex-mo. 12
Harnbiargh... ..... 58 2

Altuna 3B 3
Paris, 3day's sight 25 90
Ditto 06 10
Madrid, effective MI
Cadiz effect 551
Barcelona 551
Bilboa, effective 56*

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