Star.
London, England, 1825-05-26 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Coscautartott.—Yesterday, Francis Bonn, William Smith, .Tonga
Doughty, and asides Initehimil, journeymen shoemakers, were
brought up under a warrant, by SkiHern, one of the conductors of
the- Bow-street pitrol, charged by ilr. Sears, of Henrietta-street,
with refusing to complete their work. The prisoners were, after
much difficulty, apprehended last night in a public-house in the
neighbourhood of ltegent-street, where nearly 150 journeymen were
'Assembled, debating their question with the trade.
• Mr. Sears, with great lenity, did ontitl-wish to press the ease
against these individuals, provided.-they would promise, to pet form
their work. Their refusing to do so originated-in Attie di' their fel-
low-workmen being continued in einiiintmen.t after he had re-
(used aderesiwo &nine= towards ith atsociablon for theprotec-
llon 6ftrade.., • 4"ft' :-
IfiAlinsissiv.v.the presiding 'Megilitriile:44ceesed his opinion,
riot baikthlr. Sears urged the case, he should certainly haveicom-
mitieds4 of the prisoners to two months' hitt tabour ; ender
the Clectultstances, and on their expression of penitence, ho
charged them. .. . • . . . .--
Afterrbeing diatnissed,.hoWaves.the congratulations of their nu-
merous friends, who iwere 'witting outs*, seemed to alter theft In-
tentions, and fox a great parkottheifiYAlovi-Street was ht au uproar.
Aby Belasco, the.pugilist; ittairchirged with an assault, and wick
rescuing his brother. from 'ties custody of,..onne* officers; • Ellis, one
,of . the-patrol, stated,' that on Wednesday.eyinting. Usti...When
ditty at .If,psom Eocis, . to-,apprehenti &Mut"
PeCasco; the deriteolent's brothef; figrobiting o"OentDeMatr of his
'ckits:isiitiblintl;aonse sovereigns., He toot custody-Samuel
~Sfireo. who theist-hfinseif on .104411,1 i,itea keg* te out
taci-.4reat Thrall-041k and several of his aim-,
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,camcop...Dfesdiait'eatiserin finitt,otoeinsew, and said his
nistsbleisheed 1k fiintitieintnt, , lie then got between
jells** osastavosiblaseo;'.and got -iiiisitteisaWay; crying to his
I,BlPogliones. Allogentay i cut**way:" it was with great difficulty
Ihey recaptured S. Belasco, and lodged him liethe 401*g-house.
iNtendant confine= to follow ;them, *id Vara his .brothei
ifittild not' he 'detained in custody: • Dlr. /saacs asked the patra
what he was doing with Samuel B.iasco when the difeedint come
-np ?Ale iNot.ralsing him: from the ground. De-
fondant declareti that the t.s: I were beating him with sticks, or
he should not have interfered. The officer contradicted this asser-
tion, and Mr. Minsnuia. laid, if he hid not acted with resolution.
such a man .as Samuel: Betas= could not have bees taken.—
Ais defence, Ally said, he .was ignorant, when lie , ant came
to.his lipther's assistance, that he -had. cohuditted any offence.
When he was' informed. he bad done wrong, he allowed the
Officers to secure hint. But when they kicked and beat him,
then his feelings prompted him to interfere, and, prevent him
from being' miirdered ; but he declared, he had not used the lan-
guage isigiilted,to bim. kie-suitred abs 'Bench; that rather than
screen ha brother, he iennidtaveeisisted in his apprehension,. if he
had known for what effente they were ordered to apprebenhim.
Another -Offieer cOnftlinesi.fiffiis's-Statensent,
Dlr. Lee, of theralbeliy; wads Mettles= west... Wed on the Bp-
sons Mace-course,*l4. he resiteantd Ellis to take Samuel Belasco
into custpdys "she 'tied fieCn poked out. as thelidef. • Hi nude
!Feat resistance, and called Otte. so.his companions for aiiist.auce•
' .51ifendant time , and obi tieing that be (Mr: Lee)* was
endeaVotirints to .pisisOneAltiing.virkth his foot, he duvets:WA to
give Mrito blob fir Out/ edit Peild.e usc'uf a great deal of Slang
language, stinilatAii•Mat kk, **WU saloon peed, the sif the
Theatre, amung pink:stressedivillsiewbsi etiinpoged his
seraglio. The defasadast denied having uneasy slang language,
hand persisted that Me..iire had kicked his/sootier: He was oeslanstl
to find bail, which belontudiatsdy procured, and left the 011ee,
. • • QUEEN-SW/ARV,
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Yesterday, John Smilk,'-a youhlt-inanot genteel appearance, was'
charged with a anbbery•at Astiers Theatre, Tisesday evening,
inn-picking the poekat;of Marini:T/14.7,4We prisoner had =-
thirst to ay for himself, Mkt was fully' committed to Horsemonger.
lane gaelinVgial at .titireurrey Sessions. '..
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;raga Camleyjthe master of a tradintsinsel, was lommight to this
Office, charged with a brutal assault on one of his *amen named
Buienberg, a native of Denmark, by striking Dios repeatedly whit
hil fists and a poker, till he was left for dead. The defendant
pleaded drunkenness and impertinence on the part of the coma-
plkinuit3, bat: the Magistrate, after severely commenting= the con-
duct of the defendant, bound him over to appear at the nest Ad. I
miralty Sessions,
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* NondaY...the Thank idiraders held, a jubilee at Ras
nelagh GArdens, midwaj between Margate and 81400 !
stairs; there was a vast concourse of folks from Rams-
gate,.. Canterbury, 'and Abe surrounding country. The
music and •dancing infused new life into the crowd, slid
the It4enest of the day lidded to the beauty of the spec-
tacl. The. refreshments were abuodant, and being
. plated. in Ta state.of 'active requisition, .their operation
materially conduced to the hilarity 'and conviviality of
the scene. The rural fete. is to be kept, up weekly. and
.pro Mises an .additional inducement to the arrival of dal'
cockney Shire fashionablee. ' . .
A deputation of six Gatitleeizett, two front Yeovil; two
from Worcester,: and two from London, Connectedwith
the glnir.e manufactories and.skin trade, have .had,an
interview with the CWANCELL4 Of TUX Excneonea,'
relative to proposed isdzititsion of foreign gloves,
skins, and leather) n represent, that unless that Mesi-
surebe guarded by:certain re.trietions,..and themselves
relieved tioin.certain duties and vexatious forms with
.which • they are now burdened,
..froM the .peculiar ad.
vantages which' the:k'rench gkiVers in particular pos-
sessed, it would be impossible to compete with die to
teigner with any chance. of success. r At their sugges-
tion, it was consentelitt 'Mr. koinuedn, 'that instead of
an ad valorent. duty, on- glove!: imported... it should
be 6 .rated duty of 4s. per damn upon habits,
'ss. on men's, and Is. on woolen's. The, duty on the
importation of foreign: skins and leather, including that
on wool, *as hitherto. 14s. per. 100.(it is reckoned that
to wool about 4i.• 6d. attached): this is to be seduced
to is. 6d. so that the manufacturer gets a relief'of Ss.
per 1.00 on his rave materials The.Exeise duty of-lid
per lb. paid by the skinner is to be reduced to id.
0 -1..001e.,• £$D 71111 PRACTICAL APP 41aA MX 'OF IT.—
A.eountty Gentlenian' whose son . had returned from
the University, hid .ordered ,time morning:six new laid
eggs, knowing he was fond of them, to be boiled for
breakfast, when the iontunxious to • give a. specimen of
his logical powers; iiiiiately desired theservantio boil,
only three; and..aecOidiiy no More than three ap
peered. uponMt Utile:, .On the father's **jog the rea-
son 01.1bnarpe,i Why," says the son, I.4thereare *six:
a _How asitesoyashe fathert. 44 I. Can Make but three'
" ,Net !"- the y Mall rphiltert "why is not here
oe If (phisaside )" *ad es hot Allete hso ?..(iddingl
gnothee---14.theiitkree? and do not. Mae, too,
sad -tree Militia r -,•,Ezattly io," sal, :die father: " I
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„quite clearly : jet ns 60*, pfgcsea to divide‘tholli.
Pike Itteriar moth* 'lW,ltaSie iiiorindloit gall
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