Star.
London, England, 1831-08-01 00:00:00

POLICE REPORTS.

BOWAITEEZT.—Mr. Giles, whose case has been already
fully reported, appeared at this office to complain of some
accounts which had appeared in some of the newspapers. In
the course of the day Mr. Giles applied to Mr. Illissuur.L.
for an assault warrant against Mr. Gale, for sulking him in
the Strand, on the night of Monday last, in his attempt to
regain potential of his wife. The complainant having
sworn that Mr. Gale struck him first, the warrant was
granted as a matter of course.
MAHLBORUGH STREET.—After the decision of the
Lord Chancellor on Thursday last in the cue of " Beaufort
v. Wellesley," an affidavit was handed to his Lordship,
stating that Mr. Wellesley had been taken suddenly ill, and
could not, without danger, be immediately removed to the
Fleet. His Lordship said that the representation made in
the affidavit should meet with proper consideration. In the
course of Thursday evening a physician was sent to Dover.
street, by the Lord Chancellor' to ascertain the state of
Mr. Wellesley's health, and an affidavit was
subsequently made by the physician, that Mr. Wellesley's
indisposition was not of such a nature as to make it a
matter of danger to remove that gentleman from his
residence. An officer was in consequence yesterday morn.
Mg despatched Prom the Lord Chancellor's office to Dover.
street, with an order from the Lord Chancellor to the
Serjeant-at-Arms to convey his prisoner without a mo-
ment's delay to the Fleet prison. Mr. Wellesley was in
bed when the order for his removal arrived, and he begged
to know if he could not be indulged with a few hews
to make some arrangmenta preparatory to his going
to prison. The Serjeant.at-Arms informed Mr. We -IWey
that the order which had been sent to him from the
Lord Chancellor was peremptory, and must be instantly
obeyed. Mr. Wellesley hastily arose, and despatched a
messenger to Mr. Rowley, his solicitor. Upon the arri.
val of that gentleman a lengthened conversation took place
relative to giving Miss Wellesley up to her guardian I
a previews communication relative to this matter was
made by Mr. Wellesley to the Lord Chancellor on Thurs.
day night last. Mr. Wellesley at that time proposed giving
up his daughter, provided be were allowed to remain at li.
betty. The Lord Chancellor's answer was, that the indig.
miry which had been eared to the Cain of Chancery by
Mr. Wellesley, was of se serious a nature, that if be even
were to give up Miss Wellesley to her pardians, the judg.
meat which bad been possessed epee him must be carried
how execution. In tbe.esavereaden widthget yesterday
between Mr. Wellaidey's solicitor and the f Arms,
it was intimated by Mr. Rowley that Mks Maley mighs
be restored to her legal protectors es Wasolay neat, if
the tams which Mr. Wellesley had se the Leta
Chancellor were complied with. Mr. bulkyW said that it
would be impossible for him to give up his daughter before
*edneash as she was at present on the continent.

It is doubted whether it will be in /dr. Wellesley's v..,
to give Miss Wellesley up to her guardians on the day me.
docked, as last Saturday a trusty officer of the Blarlbotoligl.
street establishment was despatched to the continent, fel ii:t
purposeof recovering the young lady.
The officer alluded to proceeded, in the first instr.u,
Dover, where he expect to meet with the object of Lis
search, but, not succeeding, he crossed over to Calais, and
from thence proceeded to Brussels. It has been sacemi„ed
that Miss Wellesley did not quit England for some day;
after shdwas removed from her father's house, and the off.ce:
in pursuit of the fugitive, is furnished with such a clue as
will very shortly lead him to the place where the young lady
is concealed. At 4 o'dock, Mr. Wellesley, accompanied
his solicitor and the Master-at-Arms, stepped into bit cat.
riage, and was driven directly to the Fleet, where mcpsta,
tions had been made by a friend for his reception. The for
member, when quitting his residence, said to his young(i,
son, " James, you must be muter of the house during Iry
absence. I shell soon return to you."