Star.
London, England, 1830-01-26 00:00:00

PRICE OF LRATHER.

MANSION-HOUSE.
A man named Page, alias Nselleils, was brought up, charged with
having broken into two shops in Sweeting's-alley, and from thence
through a wall into another house and into the cellars, and with
having stolen a quantity of plate, &c.
Morgan, an °Meer, stated that, at five minutes after three on Sun.
day afternoon, as he was walking through Sweeting's.alley, he saw
the door which led to shops Nos. 17 and 18, which he conceived to
be empty, open. As he was going to ask a person who lived opposite
about it, the prisoner walked out at the door, and went towards
Witness went up to hies as he turned back, and said.
" Halos, Page, what do you do here?" "Stop," said Page, "what
do yootwant with me?" " No nonsense," said witness," I must
keep you." The prisoner struggled hard to get away, and dropped
from under his coat a bundle of plate ; after wbicb he made a des.
perare resistance, but, by the assistance of a waiter, he was secured.
The bundle contained silver spoons, salt-stands, a quantity of watch
movements, &c.

Mr. Elliot stated that a hole had been cut from the empty shop
into his house, and that the thieves then got into the cellar. They
bad ransacked all the drawers, and the three seals which were
found upon the prisoner were his property, and had been taken
from his drawn.. The plate that bad been taken from the pri-
soner was only part of what had been stolen, and ad2o in cash had
been also taken.

The prisoner, who thanked Sir P. Lamm for the very impar-
tial manner in which he bad conducted the investigadon, was re-
manded for further examination.

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday, a respectable-looking female, who stated that her
name was kill Swim, appeared before Sir RSCHAIID Blame, charged
with having damaged the cape of police-constable No. 133, F.
Division.

The complainant stated that, as he was on duty on Saturday
night, in Great St. Andrew's-street, Seven-dials, he was called
upon by the defendant to take a man into custody ; but as she re.
fused to state the nature of her charge, be declined to do so, and
suffered the man to go away ; upon which she flaw at him like a
tigress, and tore the cape of his great coat to tatters, in conse-
quence of which he took her to the watch-house.
The defendant, in answer to the charge, said that. as she was
coming out of an earthenware-shop in the street before mentioned,
she was wilfully ran against by a man. The violence of the con-
cussion was so great that she felt completely stunned by it, and on
recovering herself a little, called on the complainant to do his duty,
which he however declined to do, unless she entered into the par-
ticulars of her charge; and because she was not as explicit as be
wished her to be, he suffered the offending pirty to walk away, and
seizing her by the throat, dragged het through the puddles to the
watch-house. It was, she concluded, impossible for her adequately
to describe the brutal manner in which she bad been ed.
The wife of the proprietor of the earthenware shop corroborated
the defendant's statement, not only as to the unmanly conduct of
the fellow who had so wantonly pushed against her, but also with
respect to the unjustifiable manner in which she had been treated
by the complainant.
Inspector Preece said that he had known the defendant for a
long time, and could testify as so her respectability. He was never
more surprised in his life than when she was brought to the watch-
house..

Sir R• Bums expressed the utmost indignation towards the con-
stable. and declared that he was wholly unfit for the °thee he held.
The duty of constables was to conduct themselves with temper and
moderation, and to preserve the peace instead of breaking it, as the
complainant had done in the present iustance. Under all the cir-
cumstance,, he (Sir Richard) would discharge the woman ; and.
unless the Inspector made a proper report oo the subject to the
Commissioners, he (Sir Richard) would feel it an Imperative duty
to forward a full representation of the matter himself.
Inspector Preece said he would not fail in noticing the busineu
to the Superintendant.
MARLBOROUGH STREET.

Minos and Joke Larigky, together with Elisabeth. the wile of
the latter, were yesterday placed at the bar before the Presiding
Magistrate, F. A. Roe, Esq. for re-examination, charged with re
ceiving or stealing 147 sovereigns, the property of the female pri-
soner's father. The case has been already before the public, and
the father of the female prisoner appeared. but either could not or
would not speak to the fact so as to render the case tit for a Jury.
Mr. (loran also appeared, but was unable to swear to the linen,
and the prisoners were discharged.
HATTON GARDEN.

Several individual., amongst whom were two Gentlemen in the
Commission of the Peace, were Sued, charged with having neglected
to cause the mow to be cleared from their doors.

BIILTIIS.

In Upper Wlmpolastreet, the lady of Goorgo Arbuthnot, Esq.
of a daughter.

In Lower Fitzwi
long. Esq. of a son.

r. Dublin, the lady of William Fur-

MARRIED.
At St. Peter's Church, Dublin, Capt. Sterling, of the 19th Eegi-
ment, eldest son of Major Sterling, of Walwunh, county Derry.
to Eliza Catherine, daughter of Andrew Ashe, Esq. of Ely-place,
in that city.
At Lainberhurat, the Rev. James Eveleigh, hi. A. second son
of the Rev. William Eveleigh, Vicar of Aylesford and Limber-
burst, to Sarah Cripps, only child of the late Frederick Hes-
keth, Esq.

DIED.

Saturday. at Torqua, Captain John Lucas, of the late Second
Royal Veteran Bouillon.
At Bath, Win. Sterling. Esq. formerly of Wantage. Berkshire.
aged 79 years.

NEWGATE Asos LEADENHALL MARKZIA Jam. 25.
Beef 3s 44 to 31 offd I Veal 4s Id to 5s 4d
Mutton ..... 3s 4d to 4s Oi Port ......5i Yd I. 41 44

PRICES or HAY MID STRAW YESTERDAY.
IT. 34/111111. WHITECIIIAPIL.
Hay 41 00a od to 51 00s Od Hay 21 10s to 41 lOs Od
Clover 3110. Od to 51 Ss od I Clover 31 Os to Si 124 Od
Straw 21 Os Od to 91 Si Od I Straw 11 16s to 21 Ss Od

Best Dressing Hides
Common Ditto
Crop Hldes, 55 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 5011.3 l6d to 18d
Calf Skins, 36 to 40lbs
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to BOlbs ... ..

Small Seats, Greenland)
Tanned Horse Hides 16d to 16d
Spanish Horse Hides .......... 19d to 64d

LOPS, Jan. U.
NEW PACS.
Kent 1401 to 2001 I Kent
Suns:
Essex
Farnham fine 12L to 151. 0-11aconds. LL to 101.
all meaty MA at 4110.868.

PRICE OF
NSW rocarn.

Rape Oil, browp, 411. Os. refinad, 431. Os.
_ Linseed Oil, 201. 10s.
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thquaaad, 111.
Rape Cake, per too, M. Os. to 01 Or.

PRICK OF AIRED& Jan. 25.
Our mita mama steady shwa our tau quotatloa. Thug to
some &mad for Clooo. some 110111.14 dearsr•

COAL MARKET. Jen. 23.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Pike.
36 Newcastle 13 52a 8d to 391 0
IS Sunderland 12 58, 3.1 to 40 0
o Yorkshire t; 00a Od to 004 o
4 Scotch Coal i Stis Od to ON 6
O 040419 Cnal 0 004 Od to 004 9
?A Wei* Coal If 334 6d to Oos u
2 Culm 1 28. tid to 00, 0
O Cinders 0 00a Od to 00. 0
14 Small Coal l4 204 ed to 20s 0

4ntlterdant 71 C.
Ditto at sight ...12 51
gottadain 2 U 12 71
♦prev.sp 12 71
Idantbitrit,b 41 U 14 001
Altona 21 U 14 001
Paris, sday'ssight 25 80
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HANGS, Jan.
Seville 551
Gibrakar 47a
Legkoris 471
Genoa 5
Venice „. ...47.1
Salta 4111
Naples 39e
Palermo .. 119t1 yr I os
Lisbon ... .. 43
Rio Janeiro 44
Dublin I
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rCE INTELLIGENCE.
MANSION-HOUSE.
re, alias Ngs4•lls, was brought up, charged with
wo shops in Sweeting's-alley, and from thence
another house and into the cellars, and with
thy of plate, &c.
,stated that, at five minutes after three on &o-
was walking through &wetting's-alley, he saw
o shops Nos. 17 and 18, which he conceived to
he was going to ask a person who lived opposite
walked out at the door, and went towards
went up to him as be turned back, and said.
t do you do here?" "Stop," said Page," what
le?" " No nonsense," said witness," I must
:user struggled hard to get away, and dropped
'bundle of plate ; after which he made a des-
,by the assistance of a waiter, he was secured.
I silver spoons, salt-stands, a quantity of watch
bat a hole had been cut from the empty shop
tat the thieves then got into the cellar. They
he drawers:, and the three seals which were
aoer were his property, and had been taken
nu plate that bad been taken from the pri-
af what had been stolen, and 6220 in cash had
a thanked Sir P. Lamaze for the very impar-
he bad conducted the investigation, was re.
xamination.
BOW-STREET.
sectable-looking female, who stated that her
appeared before Sir RSC.MAIIII Blame, charged •
d the cape of police-constable No. 133, F.
stated that, as he was on duty on Saturday
Andrew's-street, Seven-dials, he was called
nt to take a man into custody ; but as she re.
are of her charge, be declined to do so, and
o away ; upon which she Haw at him like a
cape of his great coat to tatters, in conse-
took her to the watch-house.
answer to the charge, said that. as she was
thenware-shop in the street before mentioned,
against by a man. The violence of the coo-
:hat she felt completely stunned by it, and on
lute, called on the complainant to do his duty,
relined to do, unless she entered into the par-
: • and because she was not as explicit as he
;offered the offending pirty to walk away, and
coat, dragged her through the puddles to the
she concluded, impossible for her adequately
lmanner in which she bad been ed.
roprietor of the earthenware shop corroborated
ment, not only as to the unmanly conduct of
at wantonly pushed again,: her, but also with
ifiable manner in which she had been treated
said that he had known the defendant for a
testify as so her respectability. He was never
: life than when she was brought to the watch-
:Tend the utmost indignation towards the con-
that he was wholly unfit for the once he held.
es was to conduct themselves with temper and
✓eserve the peace instead of breaking it, as the
ie in the present iustance. Under all the cir.
Richard) would discharge the woman ; and.
made a proper report oo the subject to the
lir Richard) would feel it an Imperative duty
resentation of the matter himself.
mid be would not fail in noticing the busineu
it.
RLBOROUGH STREET.
Lansky, together with Elizabeth, the wile of
erday placed at the bar before the Presiding
an, Esq. for re-examination, charged with re
17 sovereigns, the property of the female pri-
case has been already before the public, and
ale prisoner appeared. but either could not or
he fact so as to render the case fit for a Jury.
ppeated, but was unable to swear to the linen,
ere discharged.
HATTON GARDEN.
a. amongst whom were two Gentlemen in the
tam were fined, charged with having neglected
be cleared front their doors.
- -
BIRTHS.
le-street, the lady of George Arbuthnot, Esq.
liam-street, Dublin, the lady of William Fur-
MARRIED.
web, Dublin, Capt. Sterling, of the 19th Best-
dajor Sterling, of Walwonh, county Derry.
laughter of Andrew Aske, Esq. of Ely-place,
the Rev. James Eveleigh, M. A. second son
Evelelgh, Vicar of Aylesford and Lamber-
ppa, only child of the late Frederick Hu-
D DIED.
pis, Captain John Lucas, of the Lite Second
Woo.
erling, Esq. formerly of Wantage, Berkshire,
LICADENHALL MARKETS, Jan. 25.
to 3s 6d I Veal 46 Id to 4d
to 4s 04 Pork 34 ed to 41 44
HAY IMP STRAW YESTERDAY.
WHITECHAPIL.
51 005 Od Hay 21 10s to 41 lOs 04
s5l 5s Od ( Clover 31 Os to 51 125 04
91 .5s Od Straw 11 16s to 21 Its 04
RICE OF LEATHER.
des
14d to 44
o 401bs for cutting
a 501bs l6d to lfld •
401bs
- 4
a 701bs
o 80Ibs 19d to 214
'and)
ides 164 to 184
ides .......... 19d to 64d
• tICE OF HOPS, Jan. 25.
rs, saw sans.
101 to 200 s I Kent
106 to 1366 I Sussex
16s to 168 s Essen
121. to 131. o—Seconds. 21 to 101.
Did Duty laid at .639,866.
PRICE OF OIL.
p, 411. Os. refined, 431. Os.
1. 10s.
to st the MU, per thousaad, 111.
ton, M. Os. to 01 Or.
SICK OF REEDS. Jan. 25.
Ines steady since our last quotation. Thu. Is
aver, some shilling. dearer.
:AL MARKET, Jas. 25.
Ships Sold. Price.
15 321 64 to 391 tl
12 56s 34 to 40 0
C Oos Od to 00s 0
sos od to 004 6
O 00s Od tO OW 9
11 336 Od to 00s u
1 285 Od to Ono
O 00s Od to 004 0
1i !Os ed to 20s to
AB OF EXCHANGE, Jan. s 5.
.12 7* C.F.: 354
.12 56 Gibraltar... .. 471
12 71 Leghorn ... ..• 47*
12 71 Genoa ••• 34 5
14 00i Venice 471
14 00j Malta 441
t 25 80 Naples ........394
241 5 Palermo 110 d pet "
554 Lisbon 43
.351 Rio Janeiro 94
351 I Dublin ... 11
•341 Colt 19
MO, GOLD AND SLLVBB.
:Tarti •••
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at LoNDOWBILIDGIB 110 11041110111.
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