Star.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNE OFFICE.

Saturday, H. Boddenn and P. IVigssag, two noted characters, were
brought before the Sitting Magistrate, from Mary-la-bonne watch-
hones, and fully committed, for a daring attempt to rob the awel.
lies-house of John Macdonald, Esq. No. u, Manchester-street,
Manchester square, the previous evening.

THAMES POLICE.
Friday night, Jeffrey, the officer, stopped a man near Wap-
ping Wall, who was carrying a bundle. It turned out to contain
two sheets, which he mid be bad brought from Mr. Barber'.' Pall
Mall, and was going with it to Mr. Aubrey's, Queen's-qtreet, Rad-
cliffe. Observing the envelope marked " Adm. Sir Isaac Coffin,"
he detained the person, who gave his name Jetties aura, and made
inquiry at the house in Pall-Mall in the morning, when it appeared
that Clare was on die point of marrying Catherine Hooker, the
housemaid there, who, with the privity of Ann Everett, the cook,
had made free with her mistresses property, to complete her own
stock of family linen. The two females were immediately given
into custody, and, with Clare, were sent by the Magistrate to New-
gate for trial. They all wept during the examination.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Meticulous Duce se DROMlMOo.—Saturday, a man of the name
of Willies' Sons, apparently about fifty years of age, who repro-.
noted himself's' the driver of the Norwich Mall-condi, WU brought •
up.to chi} Office by Mr. Allen, Headborough of Bethnal-green, and
Brooks, Constable, accompanied by a number of persons who reside
in the neighbourhood of Twig Folly, under the following circum-
stances :---It appeared from the atatemeut of a person, the rear of
'ohmic house immediately joins the Canal, that a little after eight
o'clock the night before, he was alarmed by a noise at the back. of
his hum. He went to examine, and.found the prisoner in a state,
just as if he came out of the:Cana); that be took him. into his hoiiiie
and questioned him as to the cirqunstances that brought Win there,
~..when he said, that as his pal' and he were going along, they mis-
took
their way, and fell int* the Canal; that the person drowned
was much shorter than be. He was then taken to the watch-house,
and Alien stated, that what brought there be examined his person,
and found upon him a faribinn, a herring, and a bit of grFase; . that
his actions and looks. were wild, and his expressions incoherent.—
Allen stopped with hips frotn ten o'clock until five o'clock in the
morning ; and notwithstanding the refreshment of that time, he
still possessed the. same stupid look.. In the ntoriting, however, he
denied any lino**, of the drowned man ; and when questioned
about it, said--!' Let them prove that." In the meantime drags
were got, and the Canal carefully'seatched, bet without effect ; and
no further evidence appearlng against hint, he was discharged.
About one hour after, Allen and Brooks returned to the Office
almost out of breath, and said that the neighbours not being sans-
AO with dragging. the Canal the night before, renewed•their
-exer-
tions that 'morning, and had just found the body at Twig Folly:. the
itaglatrate immediately ordered Wane, the Officer, to accompany
Mat and Brooks to go in search of.bim. •
• The following additional ciretimatances were communkated
eir informant :
.; A patrol of Bethisallreen law Shins the evening before, -
past eight o'cleck, walklitealone;.tud inquired the 'wiz, _ ._
&tame to Oxford-street, and appeared to be in a veryilejeCted
melancholy state of mind. He afterwards,, in the watch-house,
amid* was a married man surd had th,tlte children ; that his , -
5-
„,.,..mannity, which he wanted her to sell, and gave se/
*N
and the names of different pylons whom he knee.
ee;
skid 'he clime the' Moneick -Mak then. the Norwich lies.
eastilla He said the man's name Who Nis drowned was Palm.*
'do* they only left Norwich the deflefore • ,but when f
.poeieed, he admitted that he bad been in Lydon nine weeks,
four of that in the House of Correction;

' LIBERATION OR 11:1. ARIPANN CARL
It was stated some days ago. UM a Magistra)
intimated to Mr. Carlile that. the irne-of ZOO on
Ann Carlile (Carlile's sister), on which account s
was remaining in Dorchester Jail, was about to
mitted by Mi. Pact, thC flume Secret'ary of
acting in the name k:of his MAJESTY. The tine
cordingly been remitted. The following is the dis
warrant, &c:

TO SUSS MART ANN CARLILL, DotentsTia
• " Court of King's Bench, Nov. 14,
" Madim—His Mi-.jesty having been pleased to remit
imposed upon you by the Court of King's Bench, I have t
you that, upon delivering the enclosed to the jiittr, he
charge you as to your commitment under the sentence of ti
" I remain, your obedient serlant,
" PERE DEAL,
" Friday next after the Morrow of St. Matti; in the Liu
of King George the Fourth.
" LONDON : Tax ZINO AGAINST MAZY AIM CAILILT.
" Upon reading the entry of satisfaction upon the recor
judgment in this prosecution, It is ordered that the di
Mary Ann Carlile, be discharged out of custody as to her
anent by virtue of the Rule of this Court made in this pro
on Thursday next after the morrow of St. Martin, in th
year of his present Majesty's reign.
" Side Bar. " By the COL
Carlile's correspondence with the Lord Chief
(AnsoTT), his " affidavit," ste. to be brought lilt(
Habeas, Cows, have been bcfore noticed
following is the answer to the " affidavit

a TO MT— ft. cAituct, TORCtirsTalt JAIL.

Court of King's Bench, Nov. 15,
" Sir—l have laid your affidavit (forwarded to niti bt
the Judges of the Court of Kiug's Bench, and 11,1 h.tv„e
me to Intimate to you that they are •f °pluton that it um
nish sufficient ground for granting :he writ of /fevers Cr
require.—l am, Sir, your obedient servant,
" PER DKA rata, Clerk in 0

SPORTING I NTELLt • ENCE.

ATTERTON PARK COURSING MEETING
11.11,TUIRDAY, NOVIIMAIM 2.
The Silver Cup.
Mr. Jones's Romp btat Mr. R.chard's r. b.
Mr. Torren's Fan beat Mr. Abercromby's Juno. .
Captain Herbert's Julia beat Air. Goodisen's Junk.
Mr. Halliday's bi. d. beat Major Juque's Trim.
Mr. Hawley's Ellen beat Mr. Howard's Frolic.
Mr. Barber's Cutnus beat Mr. i3ouverie's tan tl.
First tie.
Mr. Jones's Rcmp beat Mr. Hawley's Ellen.
Mr. Torren's Fan beat Mr. Barber's Comus.
Captain Herbere.s Julia beat Mr Halliday's bl. d.
The Cup was adjudged to Romp after running outfit
Bye M-Iches sgs each.
Mr. Harrison'. Tulip beat Air. esunaming'sbt. d.
Mr. Lowther's Bess beat Captain Gee's Lunatic.
Mr. Hawley's Ellen beat Mr. Tudor's Na-12.
Mr. Owen's white d.beat Mr. Calvert's Flourish..
HUNTING.
His Majesty's Buck-hounds will meet on Friday.at the
Siougb.

Sir Richard Petenon's Hounds will meet on Acid
Brynhova ; Friday, at Broad Oak.
Mr. Hay's Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Itridgeruere Osl
Sat-urday, at Sugnel.
The Holywell Harriers, to-morrow, at Habits Village
day, at Pen y Ball.
The Chester Harriers, Wednesday, at Goloorn Bridge;
at Trafford Gate.
r The Cheshire Hounds, Wednesday, at Burlrdam ;
Morbury, near Whitchurch ; Saturday, at Baddiley HAL"
The Hampshire Hunt, Thursday, at Rotherfield Pak
Saturday, at rwadley.
Mr.-Shard a llounds, Wednesday, at Mutton Windmill
Friday, at Chtslebury Down.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox-honnds will meet on F
Kirklington Wood ; Saturday, at Thorp.
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-hounds will meet on F
Tockwith.
The Earl of Scarbordiaghts Fox-hounds will meet on I
Grove House.
Sir George Sitwell's Hounds meet on Friday, at Notta
York Ind Ainsty Fox-hounds will meet on Friday, at Sk
The Lambton Fox-hounds will meet on Thursday,
Houses.; on Saturday, at Bradbury Bridge.
Mr. Hill's Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Rise Parl
The Badsworth Fox-hounds will meet on 'Thursday, at I
Inn; on Saturday, at Ringstone Hills.
The Sinnington Fox-hounds will meet on Friday, at Id
The Cforeland Fox-hounds will meet on Friday, at Cow
The Northumberland Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at }
, The York City Harriers will meet on Thursday, ne-Jr I
The Borotighbridge Harriers meet on Friday, at Minsk
Sir T. Sykes's Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at 111111012.
• MATCH AGAINST TIME.
Friday afternoon a match was made between Captain
and Mr. Johnson, that, the latter did not harness his mar
had never been in harness before), put her into his gig, a
her out of Mr. J. Osborn's yard, in a quarter of an hot
'Johnson accomplished the task in seven minutes.
BOXERS.
Sexism atm Lasamt.—The time is creeping on to bringst
match between the English and Irish Champions to aco
Monday, the Ist of December, a further deposit of .£1.50
to be made good. Zama*, at present, is only known to the
world by name, bat intends to give his warm-hearted cos
in the Metropolis,aud likewise the London amateurs,ancipg
of atiewing his person and tactics. The odds are two to
seven to &twin favour of Spring. '
Derom—Thunday night last, at Martin's, Black IS
Swan,- Borough, Reuben Marcia forfeited tea aorertigns
consequence of which the latter active hero is now open tal
'man under eleven stone in England. *
SPRING'S SILVER CUP.
This is a handsome piece of plate, aid is to be presented e
the mune of the ensuing week, at Hereford. It is inn
: • .
1823.
T. THOMAS -
Of ForinhOpe, in the County of Hereford,
This Cop was 'presented, t t
By his CountryMea of the Land of Cyder-7. -
In token of their esteem for the manliness and science w
• In many severe Contests In the l'ogiUstfc Ring, '•
Under the nime of
SPRING,
Raised him to the proud diatinction of. .
The Cll/1111011 os Esios.Asa.
The above Inscription is surrounded by a hindsmistut
Apples, &c. at the bottorn of which is the repreents
Genie Cocks at the close of a battle, one standing over th
'On the other side of the Cap is a vier of the P.-R. withal
lists in attitudes. Upon the top, or lid of the Cup, is, a
lel,placed on a stand, the inside of Which ii gilt, and lade
hold a gallon of" Nectar divine." It has also two
handles, and a Bated pedestal. Upon the whole, it Rai airs
some appearance, and relines great credit on the taste mil
manddpdispleyed by illeedia4iimaghurst arid .