Star.
London, England, 1823-10-17 00:00:00

MANSION-HOUSE.

Toe Oarssaxs or rue POTAIS Serrutaa.—A Gentleman con-
meted with a public ofticp attended the Justice-room and stated,
that he bad seen the case which had appeared before the Public, of
the destitute orphans of the unfortunate emigrants to Poyais, and
w: ready, if they were girls, to obtain them admission into the
Feiale Orphans' Asylum.
The benevolect applicant received thanks for this offer, but .was
informed that the infints were all three nudes. Some Anevolent
Lady sent 30s• to be applied to their use. Since the statement of the
case was made to the Public, we understand two of them hive
been attacked by a disorder similar to that of which their parents
died, a dysentery, and are so unwell that Captain Antrim has not
,thought it prudent to apply to the parish officers for their removal
from the place where they now are, No. 3, Norfolk-street, Black.
wall, wider the care of a sailor's wife.
H A TTON- G A RDEN.

Yesterday Mr. Jinnes bfeluille, gold watch-case maker, living at
No. 4f.', Spencer-street, Clerkenwell, was brought up in the c istody
of Edwards, the officer, charged by the Goldsmiths Company with
feloniously transposing one piece of gold, stamped with the !fall
mark, to another piece of gold unstaniped, which, by the Statute of
the 38th of George 3d, chap. 60, sect. 7. constitutes the offence a
capital felony. The prisoner is a gentlemanly looking man, shout
twenty-Ave year of age. Whilit in the Liar, he leaned forwards on
his hands, and held his bat before his eyes' so as to hide his face;
he appeared aholirbed in grief, and never lifted up his bead nor
spoke a single word. • -
• Tin charge being mado out, the 31agihrate, Bk. Serjr,aat Frs.

unr, asked the prisoner if he wished to say anything?-11r.
3trn answered, that he would re serve what he had to say,•
then committed to Newgate for trial. 111
Surgeon Whitmore reported to the Magistrates that Ric*
Stanton, the man who was emasculated by his wile, and when.,
lien in Bartholomew's Hospital, is in a very fair way of reel),"
and out of (Linger. The unfortunate wife, w!io is now in Cie,Q
well Prison, has taken the case so much at he art, that it h thoto
she will not survive it. A stinununs was granted for the whop%
attend a future examination. _ _

Shelton, the Pugilist, who keeps the Hole in the ptik
house, in Cate-street, I.ineoln's-Inn.fields, was put to the bar, vii,4
Mr. Clarke, fishmonger, in Fleet-market, said, Shelton °Edens:l4
on Monday last to send two cud's hi ads and three pair of
a pugilistic dinner; but the illy after the latter were retort,'
under pretence that they were not sweet. Complainant ca!itil t
him, and offered to bet .41, they were sweet wlizn sent in. '1%4
wager was agreed to, and complainant, in putting the moiler 411
cable, dropped a shilling; and while stooping to pick it up, ;14,44
Shelton swept the table, aint deposited the money in his own pnett
de:laring he had wen it.--In answer to the charge, Sheltie' sti
that his wife and cook were ready to swear to the fish being .04.
sound.—Magisttate. " So, Mr. :ihelton, without depositing yo,
own money, you make yourself umpire in your own case; ay
having got possession of the prize, call on year wife and coolts
witnesses. This nay be the law among Pugilists, but it is
law of Rnglar.d. Return the man his money, and, as a Puhlit,,
be careful of your conduct, as you value your own interest." rtt
the fo; tiler part of this admonition Mr. Shelton thought prop, t
comily, and the parties left the Office.

MBETII-STRT.TIT.

Yesterday Benjamin Death was brought up for re-exarolnat*.
charged with stealirg a silver watch, gold chain, gold rir7o,4
gold seals, and a gold key, the property of 7n. Graham, roldint
at No. 52, Greenfield-street, Mile-cod New Town.--lhe prism,
was committed.