Star.
London, England, 1825-01-20 00:00:00

POLICE iNTILLIOENCS.

GUILDHALL.
It L fassaksiblt, a lid, was charged with seitteldng Mr. 3..itateei
'so elderly Gentleman, who retired to his apartinents in Well-yak
Little Britain, about seven o'clock in the evening, when the peisont;
suddenly sprang front behind the doer, placed one hand over Ida
mouth, and seised him by the throat with the other. The noise
brostht up persons &nos below, when the prisoner said be had
come to uty something in private to Mr.• Jones. Mr. Jones sp.
=greatly Batted, and said !gelid' known the prisoner front
my, bat be was-newsy related to him. He bad repestedlt
robbed him, sale bad little doubt of Ms intentions on this ()era.
sion. The prisoner declined saying anything, and was committed
foe want of bail.
UNION-HALL.

Willimw Carringtett, the driver of a hackney-coach, and a man
named Hall, who is commonly called a " touter," were brought oly
for re-examination. The prisoners were charged with gross coo.
duct towards a woman named Miss, who had recently arrive 3
from Cheltenham. Carrington was engaged to drive her to
spurusereet, and Hall got into the coach to assist her with her Net
gage. Instead of driving to Glirspur-street, Care.ngton Or.4ve
various parts of the metropolis, and stopped at several public-house%
where he demanded some brandy, aad the poor woman was cout:
pilled to pay fbr the drink. At length tiaey reached Giltspur.stree4
after nine bears' ride, and there the coathnien demanded ass. for his
•fare ; ►ut, upon searching her pockets, she found all her moss*
;gone. She swore positively that when she was plied with drink, she
. was robbed either by. the coachman or the man.--*The matter was
settledii the•prisdners' refunding to the ptosecutrit the mosey
I die had, lost.

HATTON-GARDEN.
, William Wahon, Esq. Solicitor, occupying cbambersin Lincoln's
'lnn, appeared on an information of W. Gadogan Surveyor to the
Parish of St. Clement' Danes charging. the defendant: with refits.
log to remove the brickwort 'add' imaraillng in the rear of his
chambers, on tie cant side or the sqtaarei and projecting into &ark-
street, it being' incommodious to the foot passengers. The chin'.
hers of four other Gentlemen were in similar circumstances, but;
the defendant wit only summoned, as each party were utisfied
With that: Mr. Walton produced several plans and documents, to
stew thatthelticlosedpiece of ground Watiesseed in at the time the
Inn was built, and continued so ever sincevand that it never was,
public footway.—Mr. ADOLPHUS contended that, by Mr. Taylor's
Act, all projections from houses into the streets Were nuisances,
and, on notict given. should be'removed, under a pen \lcy of not less
' than 40e. nbe exceeding £5: The Magistrates, after hearing both
sides, pee it as their opinion that there was no proof before the*
that the inclosed spot was ever part of the footway ; and, as cis
wall did not hang over the footway, i. did not come within the
nitaniogaithe Act; and, after a hearing" of above three hours,
they disinissed the InforMation.
LAIIBETH-STitERT.
A Witten* Acene occurred at this Office yesterday. A Mr.
Williams anted, that its consequence of a Mr. Johnson (who OH
then present with his better part) having visited his ( Mr. Williams..)
wife in kis absence, a report had gone abroad derogatory to kee
chastity, which had occasioned him considerable uneasiness. That
Mr. Johnson irreadt fo meehr that the report has no foundation
in truth, and requests your Worship will administer to him an oath
to that purpose, which will tend greatly to restore my peace of
mind. The Magistrate said, if suchivras the case, he h so oh.
jection. Mr. Johnson then advanced, accompanied by his wife,
Who seemed to watch sedulously that her corn spas: should net
'trade the oath by kteshlg hkt thsintle histead of the book, when he
pokily swore to his inotteence ae well as that of the suspected Lady,
who was anxionslo confirm the fact by her own oath. In this she
Was giatilied, said the quartette quitted tho Office mutually satisfied.
WORSHIP-STREET.
J. Hardy was charged wkh hawking Staffordshire ware without
a Manse. J. Barker stated that he asked the defendant for his
While pitmans Me ivocatitin In Church-row, Bethnal-
freen ? which he refried to skew, thereby subjecting himself to a
,e nahy of £10.: The Itaxisttate asked bins to produce his license
when be handed up one in the name of Wedgwood. a wholesale
Sealer, saying be *as paid by Mr. W. in proportion to what he soil.
It appeared that seveja other men were •trading under the one
ismtection. This, the Magistrate said, Wu highly illegal, and con-
victed him in the penalty of £lO, which being unable to pay, hewas committed to the House of Correction for one mouth.

The lemonadiers and coffee-house-keepers in Paris,
and theitcustomers, are in utter despair at the weather.
For More than a week the wind has not ceased to blow
from the North, and they have not the slightest appear-
ance of ice. A. Lady of high tank gravely a,sured
Another lately, that this extraordinary state' of things
was caused lif a change in the position of the earth.

bIETIIS. -
At Sjditey itarraelci (New South Waks), the Lady of Lieute.
Amu Edmund King, 48th Regiinent, of a son.
At Parsonstown, the Lady Of the Rev. Wm. Egar Adamson,
df tarts!".
In Eilkehny, the Lady ot_the Rett. B. Johnion. of daughter

MARRIED.
&AO to nil& it Neirmarket-on-Fergus, !viatica O'Leary,
Rag. to Miiii; eldett daighier of John Healy, Mg.
In Dublin, Major Wslae4y, nth Regiment, to Frances Am*,
second daughter of William Smith, Bat of Golden Bridge Home,
county of Dublin.
At Creagb Chureh, the Ree. John TrtphoOhsto Maria, ypuOgest
daighter it Me late heir. Joseph Wright, Vicar of the Union of
Aghadolvev K cos sod Cap

Friday, at Palmer's Oreen,liti;riattin, in her TOth yeir, ink
rt of Mr. Jolla Roinsect, of Paternoster-row, bookseller.
Mena* ie alight, R. B. sdy, Esq. stfpertntending Officer sad
Storekeeper of the powder magazines, at Marchvfood, near %att
empted, in the parish of Efing, aged ST years.
Wednesday se'pojght, at Whitebasen, Sarah, wife of John Lit-
tledale, fisk. Collector of the Customs.
Friday, at his halite in Upper Gftier‘streete 6. bands, Rol-
&A. abel r.-A.t. aged PC
Fridayt at the Spa, pear Gloucester, Mrs. Allen, wife of Jobe
liensieigh -Allen, Esq. M.P. Ror the borougk of Pembroke.
MOrtimer-streit, .Cavendish-squge, Mrs. Mary Teem,
billow 61.14 fete JObn Tap get,, fisti.- F. R.&
. Lakhfy, ebe *ea. Vrad Ifloisay, Rector of flee patish of bun.
Wham mosey Obblv.
At JElfbensy, Jobs Keough, Seg. for many years one of the
lkeriffs of that city.
M. Reline fortnerly of the trial War Offiq, and bre of
the futpriik AceinonOillee.
Attie 0., of &okra. Mn. Mien fkiferart,the Wife tot br.4l6mint,
Of ,tlielkenbay establishment.
The Rev. Thomas Walkie, Vicar of West Hoatblq, enesm, is
his 6:54 year.
test Walt, a man Mimed -Oirtlier, a Abentaker, wife effaces
idrted wet of his btdk under a *Rep% the Higilabbee, Viseiertip-
to% and his left AIM*, which he had stegolied by ids Woes?.
Lately, at Rhin the 70th yyeeaarr of his ase, Mr. Win, der, stay
years a Ser'eant in die Cambridgeshire be left a wife
and three Oh the -day weeks fidrotripg t$
About

wad
On
lige%
death (a

Jan
Jan

Job

oa, atm MIS MK "Maw, anima sac ow Wy NM,
Lately, at Rly,ht the 70th of his axe, Mr. Win. Orr, sang
rears a Ser'eant in the Mili re tia. He left a wife
Ind three Oh the 'day 'three •weeks .flogoiring Wit ea
which bee Isisband did, ha youhgeat child, kelt, healthy boy
bout elite years old, took a box of Ogdant pills freak a tab* and
trent to school with them in Hs-pocket. How many the link un-
kolunate ihralloWed his not heel thdertsined; bat be vens Airco-
swedln the oboatcootn wart" au boor after the ether eldlares
liad left, ealldied stiffom4 nee* dead : he died a few bolus alter.
On theist* 4by Ore( weeks, following, in the 46th leaf of hot
teeth -41n..01T &eds and within a little month from his mother's
des& .(ein 'Christina* Day), kir 'eldest son, WiWam, aged 19 years,
folkierid fetber,tretlier, and unitise: lb the gra, ! The ooltsse.
eta is a poor-friendless girl, 17 yean•of age.
irearsors....
COAL HASHHT, JAN. 19.
elsips at Market. Ships Sold. Priee.
so Newcastle 1111 eos ed to 41s 62
Its *Sunderland el ells 9d to WO ON
. . ,
OWLS.—THIS DAY. '
Alia. Dig. ARS. NM
II From 1 o
Wet:afore I 1 namburgh 2 10
ftwerosoratot Army 0 0 Flanders 0 0
Limbos . 0
9 Hollaad 0 0
Gotteltburgh 45 Leeward Islands 0 0
Brazil I 0 0 America 0 0
lilelPWATEitat LONDON-DRIDGIL TA-MORROW.
• bleating • - 23 motes after 3
Afternoon - • - 37 minutes after 3
- •
Lonna : Pe-rm d ased;Ptobfideediy J.F. Keats, et ikeakitt. 0 roue
• No. 1, Jl/44,11-Rscr, Timple•par.
• •
•
• •