Star.
London, England, 1813-07-14 00:00:00

POI.ICE.

Pcsuc-Ovircr, Bont.sruccr.—Yesterday Thomas
Holland was brought to this Office, charged with vio-
lently assaulting and wounding his wife.—Mr. JAMES
WATSON surgeon, of Newrastivestreet, in the Strand,
stated, that. on Monday afternoon he was called in to
attend' Mrs. Holland, in Bcdfordbury, and found her
bleeding 'very much, from a wound she had received '
on her head : she told him her husband bad given
her the wound. The prisoner was present, and did
not deny it, but declared several times in his presence
that he would murder his wife. The wound was
such that he did not deem it safe for Mrs. Holland to
attend to give evidence... The prisoner was cons.
mitted for further examination.
MAHLBOROUGH-STREET.—J. Ahre, arias Greco, Was
charged with stealing a quantity at plate, the property
of Dowager Lady HUN COKE, in Saville-row, in whose
scrvice, as butler, he had got, about three Weeks ago,
by means of a fictitious character. A few evenings
since, C'.l the return home of her Ladyship, the pri-
soner was not to be found, and her Ladyship waited
up till he came home, when she desired him to leave
her service the next morning, which he did; but on
examining the pantry, it was discovered that a very
con‘ideiable quantity of plate Lad been carried off.—
Scfferies, an etlicer of Marltrrough-sticet, traced the
prisonerto t3ettnondsey, where he apprehended him ;
but did not recover the lost property. He was re-
manded, on the charge of felony, for another examina-
tiem.--Lie was next charged with getting into her
Ladyship's service by means of a fictitious character,
for which lie was sentenced to three months impri-
, sonment in the House of Correction.

MIDDI.LSLX SESSIONS.
J. Clairch, Methodist Preacher at the Obelisk in
St. George's Fields, was indicted for a hoi rid offence,
but which turned tit to be wholly unfounded. After
a long tiiA, Mc. Church was acquitted, accompanied
with an animadversion from the Chairman (Mr.
MAINwAirrNo), to tl.e effect of sheAsing, that this was
a wicked aplipiraey against the defendant, and that
a prosecution ouidit to be carried on against the con-
spirat,,r;.—The *Jury instantly returned a verdict of
Not Guilty.

B .1 NKR C PTS.
George Twtddy, of Bread-street-hill, London, colourmsa, dealer
and chaprnatt to surrerder July 17,24, and August 24, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tarn, Warnford-court, Throg-
morton-street.
Joseph cpragt:,, of New Cetsss, Kent Road, Surrey, schoolmaster,
d•a.er ale! cl.ailnax, July 17,'24, and August 24, at twelve,
at Gni1d....1 Attornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old
Jew: e.
Sarnuel Meneehars and Frauds field, now or late of Fenchurch-
set...et, London nice chants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners,
Jr:y 27, at one, July 91, and August 24, at tea, at Guildhall.
Ate oral es, Messrs. Weston and "1 eesdale, No. 31, lienchurch-
street, London.
William Leonard and James Tyndale, of the parish of Cam, I
GI, uc• stershn e, shopkeeFers, grocers, and colartners, July
k I , at four, July 22, and titlf,Uft 24, at ten, at the Old Bell lon,
I :Irsley, Gloucestershire. Attornies, Messr4. Noisome and
Il ells, Dursley ; or Messrs. Price and Williams, LiDCOIII.6-
lan, London.
John Rock, of Wednesbnry, Staffordshire, 'Upholder and white-
smiths dealer and cliopman, July 23, 24, and August 24,at
t ne. at. the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Air. Hunt,
No. 5, Surrey-street, Strand, London ; or Messrs. Crowther,
Wednesbnry.
Leonard Knowles, of the parish of Newnham, Gloucestershire,
skinner and fellmorgcr, July 26, at five, July 27, and August
24, at eleven, at the Beart Inn, Newnharti. Atturnies, .vlr.
Lucas, Newuhant ; or Messes. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer-
Office, Lincoln's- Inn, London.
Christopher :loupe, f Great Yarmouth. Norfolk, corn-mer-
enant, July :9, at four, July 30, sad August 24, at ten, at the
Angel Inn, Ureat Y 311110404. Attornies, Mr. Ranney, Great
Yarmouth; or Mr. Dax, jun. Carey-street, London.
William Robson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher, August 5,
6, aid 24, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, in Darlington.-
A ternies, Mr. Thomas Bowes, Darlington; or Mr.Themouth
Dixon, Staple-Inn, London.
John Hobbs, of i-andhurst, Gloucestershire, blacksmith, dealer
and chapinan, July 29, at six, July 30, at eleven, at thi George
Inn, Cheltenham, and August 24, at six, at the Booth-Hall-
Inn, Gloucester. Attornies. \lr. John Yeares, Gloucester; or
Mr. Janes Platt, Tanfield- court, 'teniple, London.
John Alpass, late of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, coal-de-ter, dealer
and chapinaa, JO 2t, at five, July 27, and August 24, at 11„
a: the Ye ar Inn, Newnitain. Attornies, Messrs Tovey al.el '
Jan, es, Nssenhatn ; or Messrs. Lizard and Hutchieson, Lin-
coln's taus pare, London. •
\V iliam Well,, cf Buckingham-street, Strand, .I:tldl..sen, wine-
nu rchanr, July 17, 27, at twelve, and August 1:4, at tell, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Luxmore, Red Lion-square,
INlleum. . •
John Erman, of Tillsdown, parish of Cam, Gloucestershire.
Ii 10, t•tileral:.olr, .'uly 21, at four, July 22, and Augaist 24, at
t,:::, at •he Old F.ll lit,,, Dursley. Attornies, Messrs. Bloxsonte
and We Its, Dot sloi ; or Messrs. Price and V illianis, LincoLl',
Ten, Louden. .. ,
John Stewart, cf Aylsham, Norfolk, linen-droiper, dealer and
chz;ev.an, July 37, 90, and August 24, at tour, at the White
the a.i, Norwich. Attornies, :Victors. Sewell and Blake, Nor-
wich ; or :'.lr. Thomas '1 ilbury, Falcon-street, London.
:e.:-.-pli K.:1...d0ff, of Leicester, cabinet-maker, August !, at six,
411.;;ost 4, at ten, and August 4!4, at eleven, at the White Hart
Inn, Leict stet. Attornies, Mr. Lawton, Lett, stet; or Mr.
5a mutt Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row, London.

The Stb instant, at Ortowbouss, Lady Anne Wharton Duff,
of a daughter.

MARRIED,

At Brighton, on the Bth instant, the Rev. George To .vnsend,
ILA. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter
c: '-amuel Tyler, Esq. of Twickenham, Middlesex.
At Portsmouth, the 6th instant, Lieutenant E. Parry, of the
Negro prison-ship, to Mrs. Emily of Hardway, relict of the late
Nir. Emily, of the Pegase.
Wednesday se'imight, in the Island of Jersey, the Rev. John
Ashler, rector of Trinity, to MissDeCarteret, daughter of Hugh
De Carteret, Esq. of Vauxhall.
At Grimsby, Lincolnshire, the Rev. J.Mytidleton, B.A. rector
of Bucknel, to Min Ann Maria :Marshall, daughter of W. Mar-
shall, Esq. collector of the customs.
Rev. T. Vials, of Twickenham, to Louisa, eldest daughter of
Mr. Serjeant Marshall, of 'l'edding•on.