Star.
London, England, 1814-08-20 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bow-STaxer.—Yesterday Peel Calm, a tailor, r,f
Amadei-street, in the Strand,Awas brought to the
Office, charged with violently, assaulting and ill-treat-
ing Peter M,Donald, his apprentice, a boy, 16 years
of age. A rear deal of extraneous matter was' en-
deavoured to be stated by the parties on both sides,
hut'. the Magistrate very,Ornperly refused to hear
either, and said, as Mr. Ulm./ was a house-keeper,
paying a rent of ,c6O a year, he would take his own
re.cornizance to'atipeae at the nett Westminster Ses-
sionar to airmail* complaint of *the boy; his own
bail was accorilintly taken in the sum of se4o.
A boy,,only l2.years of age, was charged with en-
denvonring :to milder his motlnt, who stated, that
he had frequilftly thrown dangerous things at her.
and threatened to cut herthroat; and she considered
herself in danger from bim. He received a most
(Sling lecture from Mr. BIRNIE, who asked him if
he. had been to Achool, and whether he bad learnt the
Ten•Conimindments, etc. he admitted that he had
!been to Scbilifl, but he appeared' to be a perfect.\,
strange( to ivory thing titut was good. The Magis-
trAtee.adnsitriition, and the fear of going to prison,
trowever, byrught floods of tears into his eyes, which
[greatly affected the mother. and she appearing in-
lined to forgife.him, Mr. Amnia made him go on.
dust knees to ask ter pirdon, which be did in the Pulse
:lie Office. The Magistratilluni ordered the Officer..
who had him in custody, to take him back to
Thomas;,whokeeps a wine-vaults in the Hay-market,
tiff Mime employ he is. .•
• -rIATToN GAllDFX.7—resterditr, Isaac jetgalero a
jiir, was' charged with being found secreted in a
Soils, if) Shireiane, Templebar, :on Thursday mom-
-14; and suspected of an intent to rob the tame. The
• I*J
psi-toner Said he sold oranges and lemons in the street,
that he saw a riung.wornaa the preceding evening,
it Sadler's Wells, who .made an appointment at a
house where she lodged is a garret. He entered the
wrong house by mistake. N;,thing being found ou
him he was addlitted to hail, to apps sir at Sessions.
• &Sera! luitchers and other shoprkeepees, in the
tieighbourhoird of Chre-marker,
iattended, by virtue'
Of stinsmonsei, to 'answer con.platats.cithibited by the-
Society for the Suppression of Vice, &c. for ket ping,
open shops, and serwingcosloiners, on the Sunday,
during Dititine Service. The cases being proved,
.theY'Were 44erally.convicted t: e penalty and costs,
which they paid.. •
Guatostst.t.--J. Saeson and R. S. Carley, clerks, in
the tintre of a respectable attorney, in Cook's.court,
Carey-street, were yesterday charged with forging
and'uttering a draft for £413. purporting to be that
of Mr. Living, tallow.chandler, in Chancery-lane, on
the house of Messrs. Perring; Shaw, Barber, and Co.
bankers, in Cornllill. Both the prisoners were fully
cortienitteel'teir triol next Sessions.
UNIOI•HALL.— John ems and 7 homer Boyce, Pro-
prietors ef the Portsmmith. Coach, were again sum-
moned before Mr. Bra m, on an information pre-
ferred against them under the Stage Coach Act, fort
carrying More outside passengers than the number
allnwed by Act of Parli tment.—May, an Officer,
proved, that on the Slst of July last, there were 14
outside passengers, on the defendants' coach, en its
coming through Lambeth in its way to town, the
defendants licence only allowed them to catty I'2
Outsides. They were fined in the mitigated penalty
of 810 and ensts.—May here stated, that he had 14
similar informations against the above defendants and
other proprietors, in several of which were an excess
ibove the legal number of passengers of three or four.
His object, -however, iu the prcsent informations, wes
not the penalty, but to put an end to a practice so
full of danger to the Public; and if the defendant
would consent to pay a mitigated penalty of res in
each case, he would not press for any further penalty.
This the defendant accordingly acceded to, and paid
the different penalties and costs amounting to 0E97.
May then stated, that he had been desired by the
Magistrates, to direct his attention to this abuse, and
to use his endeavours to do it away. He wished now
to apprise the Coach-masters; that he should pay par-
ticular attention to the subject; and, if he found any
new causes of complaint, he would again bring them
before the Magistrate, and would, in future, go. for
full penalties.

• NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
(Ey t►e Carcass.)
Beef. Ter stone 4s In s• Is Od Veal 4s 4d to 6. Od
Mutton - ,4s 44 fo 5. 4d j pork 6a Od to 7s ud
•- Lathb Its Od to Ss- 6d.

I'IC4SOII..tIAY AND STRAW. YESTERDAY.
IT. fault/. worraceAraa.
Hay 31 -Osloll Sr Od Hay 41 Ms to 51 106 Od
Straw 11 161 to 11 21 Cd Straw 11 146 to 21 te od
Clover 61 421 to 71 194 od
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PRICE OF HOPS.
• 12Ew ewes. Ng* POCKETS.
Kent 51 Os t 6 71 Ts Kent . 61 Os to 91 Os
Sows 'EI Os to 61 Os Susses 61 Os to 71 10s
Bonet 61 Os to 71 Os Faititlsant 101 Os to 141 Os

Ordinary Is lod to 25 Od
Market Cal! . 11 s each
Eng. Horse 15s Od to IBs Od
It--tiheepstins, 20d to 00d.
TALLOW;

Town Tallow 117 s ed
Yellow Russia Us Od
White ditto Ses Oct
Soap ditto 'Ms ed
Dregs lei 01
les 6d—Moulds, les ca.