Star.
London, England, 1831-10-14 00:00:00

LAMBETH-STREET.

PIACI/LILO ST7tTZC7I;HEILT Exn Or net Toww.
—Nothing can be morc peaceable or orderly than the con.
duet of the inhabitants of diedistrict of this cam for the last
week ; u a proof of it, and though it comprises a great pow.
doe of Spitalfields and Bethnal Green, there was only one
solitary , and that of common-place disorder, brought
before the trates yesterday, a drcumatance which has
not been recollected for some years past. Lest, however,
their assistance should be required, which it is hoped will
not be the cue, the officers of this establishment are oc duty
every night until twelve o'clock, and reports of the state of
the district are sent to the Bome•oflce until the latest hour.

MARLLA.BONNE.
CHAtelt or FJLAUD.—,Yesterday Aim Catherine Berk.
skim, an elderly lady, wee brought up on the tidlowlag
:—Mr. Haw Mae, as upholsterer, of Seymour.street,
charge
Bedford-square, said, that in June, 1830, be called, bide.
sire, on lbs. Berkshire, who told him ebe was parted sum
her husband, and was in the enjoyment of 2001. a yeu.
Her next payment would be in October, and if he, eon.
plainant, chose to furnish a house for her, she would giv
him a cheek for the amount on Mews. Coutts and Cc
He agreed, and having furnished a house to tb.
amount of 291. received two checksi_ the payment of shish
was refused on being presented. He endeavoured to get
back his furniture, but was prevented by a man who turned
out to be her husband. He beard no more of Dlr. Berk.
shire until last Saturday, when he received a notice that be
was about taking the benefit of the Insolvent Act, and had
put his debt, among others, in the schedule. his. Berk.
stare said her husband had stopped the payment of the
checks, and that she was not to blame. This excuse, how.
ever, was not received, and the lady went to Coitus's with
the complainant in order to pay him his debt, an officer at.
tending there with directions not to set the lady at liberty
until it was paid.

Dl.l RLBOROUGH-STREET.

Joseph Thompson and Moses Solossiiios were charged with
being reputed thieves, and being about creating a riot
for the better committing depredations on the pockets of In-
dividuals.

A gentleman named Prockter, residing at Charing.cross,
observed the prisoners put their bands in the pockets of st.
viral persons in the crowd.
They were committed to prison for one month each and
bard labour.
Thomas Lucas, a country-looking man, was charged with
throwing stones and defacing the statue of Achilles in Hyde
Park. On being called on for his defence. the prisoner sad
that be bad just come from the country, and seeing a mob
pelting the statue, he thought that he would have " a bit of
a lark ton," and consequently he commenced throat's;
straws, when he was taken into enstody.—The Niagistrau
severely reprimended the prisoner, who, promising out to be
guilty of such conduct spin, was discharged on psy.ns
small fine.

There were metal other prisoners, all coming undo the
description, examined at Knightsbridge, where a ms•
&trate was sitting, and all summarily dealt with.

QUEEN SQUARE.
Yesterday, a great number of persons of the lowest ortla
were charged with riotous conduct and assaulting the No
Police, ;in St. James's Park. Francis Hoyle. of 31, ear.
rest-street, Lambeth; Thomas Christopher, of 3, Pleasant.
row Pentonville, were fined 31. each. Charles Smith, of
Bidixirough-street. wu fined 41. Mr. Charles Patin, 0:
Holborn-hill, was fined 3L for rescuing a man out of cui•
tortrie Michael Clifford, a journeyman blacksmith, d
PGoacc.
asa or, of 22, Peter-street, Doctors' Commons, 3S f-ed
31M. for rioting and assaulting the officers.

On Wednesday last, ii:lßDlToalitag. us.placr, thc I dy of F
Thesiger, Esq. of a soo.

MARRIED.
The 13th inst. at St. Matthew, Bethnal.green. Mr. J.
Greenway, of Leigh-sweet, Burton.ereseent, to Eliza, dna
daughter of W. H. Wright, Esq. of London-terrace, Hack-
ney-road—The 13th inst. W. It. Waddell, Esq. youngwt
son or the late R. Waddell, Esq. of Islandderry.housr.
county_ of Down, Ireland, to Louisa Anne, daughter of th
late Wall, Esq. of Alontague.street, ltursell.squarr•
—The 13th last. at St. John's, Hackney, C. Plane, EN.
of Darny Hey, near Halifax, to Margaret, daughter of the
late G. Tubb, Esq, of Clacton.

DIED.
The 12. h inst. at SVoolwich, Mrs. Marshall, Stl.
of E. Marshall, Esq. late of the Royal Atsenal, WooOrli:.
—Tbe I Ith inst. at South Lantbetb, J. Pinnick, &kW!'
of Broad-street, Bloomsbury, 72—The leth Mr. at inn='
Heath, Worcestershire, Miss Russell--The 22d of Jo:
at Rio de Jamb*, in the Brasile, 3lrs. Cunningham, 44''
wife of Lieut.-Col. Cunningham, His Britannic Mar!.
Commissary Judge in that city—The Bth inst. at Ilsrloi
Mrs. Wallace, 87, relict of the Rer. M. Wallace, I'4
Bishop's Siordoed. Herts.—The 11th inst. at Clapba'r.
Burley, Mrs. R. Taplin, 47, wife of Alr. T. Tsplic,l4-
muter, after a long Protracted illness.

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