Star.
London, England, 1822-10-30 00:00:00

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TIOL/Ct /X TELL/GEATCE.
risirge*ileg andiamio P.M .64 dtistmeo; in the einplaitment of air. Dupree; a perfillehoweeter;
were charged %with riding over Min Sophia Pascdo, ► Yowl
Lady, rankling in Newcastle-etreet.
Monday r :ternoon Miss Paactie, wit at tie hotiapor a
a Mrs. 11141cally, in tie &rand, near ifungerfoird-atriee, lad lere
after due, is the was creasing the Strand to ietoin the
two prisooen, both mounted on at* larimeart-luirso, es idaft
furiously along. Miss Pascoe e its ocean bad brie
obliged to do, to avoid thetn.litit made *elm her, wed
her down, and, Is spite of the attention made to stop tisclei, they
went On at the same pace. kiln Puede was conveyed bath to
Mrs. Mlblally's house, hi a state of inserisibUity ; and it was
found that three et ber teeth were knocked out wed several
others loosettedi and she had teeelved very seiispits injuries ha
various parts of her petion. She was cosiveyed lioine in a iwiehi
and medical assistance procured.
W. Smith, and another of the patrol of this Offile, am itpi
and learning what bad happened, went hi pursuit of the pri-
rioners ; after a chase d rather a circuitous kind, they fowl('
them in Dean',:;ard, where they had dis Mounted, and were en-
deavouring to conceal theinielvee. They were both Intozicated;
A certifitste from a surgeon stated that Mist Pascoe was tad
tY to attend at the elimination.

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said a 6MA:iamb **pa) di
horse, and they weft tinal)ie to stop it. •
bk. Dupree gave Paled it good character : Itt hell booi
Aim dike be was a boy, Mid he Ind neier seen bin btaillialit
bk. lantana:a said a very pass outrage had been pews.
agaiast the prisoners, and that they could not be let ft Sig"
without gaud balL
They were committed until they should give hail, kik bka:
self in 40i. and two sureties In ea each.

Harron-Gaimen.--Catresou to Puatacatts.—Yesterday, 11111:.
venal respeetable Peilicans attended at this Mice, to awaits at
what beer, on Sundays, it would be necessary is klaiolkele
houses. Mr. Serjeant 5m.11.011 informed them, from isaif-Past tea
till este • and from three till five ; and that during those bound
the hes:ses must be cleated (rem customers ; and likewise that
they must be ciesred every night by eleven o'clock, more ape.
daily on haturdap ; that these Regulations should be printed,
and sent round to every Publican in the district, that the,: may
be stock up in the Tap.rooms i • and any Publican who dull
afterwards Wringe them, will be heed in the full penalty.
Mantnesween7evasiv. Yesterday Cotherale Itobissien, an
elderly woman, was remanded for as assault upon her husband
of most shocking brutality. She, it appeared, was jealous of ben
husband, and on Monday evening, when he was asleep, *
plunged an iron rod several times into his groin, aid in anodise!
manner most horribly ill treated him. His loud cries brought
some persons to the room, who rescued him from bet brutal
fangs, and took him to St. Giles's Infirmary, where be is in a
most deplorable state, without hopes of recovery.
Union Hasa.—An aged black OM, named Bassin, wall chsce
with having attempted to put an end to the life of his wife, who'
is a white woman, by strangling. The prisoner is well kiseeria
as " the travelling shoe-black," and has been in * habit of ath
tending fairs, by which be has accumulated a considerable sum of
mosey. Mrs. Bum stated, that about twelve months ago she
unfortunately married the black, who immediately after trans.
fenced his silfecn to a variety of women. This calamity, tom.
bined with others, led her to drink a little drop more than did

her good ; but Maly would beat her whither she drank
or not ; and more than once hetook her to Smithfield to Nil her
like a beast. She, however, refused the indignity of " the baker

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of straw," and a severe sre;Figrag was the consequence. Hunger
was also a favourite remedy with the black for the disease of "#
wife," and between that and the blows she was reduced to as.

trvme misery. On Monday night be came bone in a rage, sod
said " Sarah, me will kill you—you pawn my shirt and nay
goods, and you drinky de gin till you are drunk, so now I will
hang you dead." She then fell on her knees, and begged fee
mercy, but he seized her, tied a tope round her neck wish a slip
knot, and dragged her about the room for some time. We fro:
quently called out " lilurder," but the rope became so dgiht
round beg neck, that she was almost strangled, and could not
draw breath. At length the door was broken open by sewed
persons, and her life was saved.
Here the unfortunate woman exposed her neck, round whdell
there was a deep dark mark, evidently produced by violence of
the nature described.