Star.
London, England, 1824-10-30 00:00:00

130 W-STREET.

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• A respectably-dressed middle-aged man, named Let, alias Carl-
, fide, was brought up fur final examination, charged.with being con-
cerned in a burglary and extensive robbery, which took place on the
16th instant, in the house of Air. Jones, haberdasher. Leather-lane.
The shop has been but lardy opened in that line of business, and an
extensive assortment of goods purchased. On Sunday evening, the,
16th imt. while the family were at Chapel, the burglars entered,
And neatly cleared the.preipists.
It Apprartd in evidences that Shears, of the Bow-street patrol,
met Ow pris..lier on the Mb, ip Goswell-street-road, and having
heard of the burglary, ar.:l knowing the prisoner to be a suspicious
rcharaster, he stopped him, saying, " Lot. I want ynu," to which
„he .replied," 3ly name is not Lot." 4. Ihen," *bid Shears, " it
is.C.,'irtlidge, and you must come ,with me to pow-street." On
searching him at the Queen's Head, there were found twenty-nine
pleies of *ribbon, besides late, &c. in his coat pocket.
Mrs. Junes attended and identified the property. He was fully
conimitted for trial.

MA BY-LA-BON N E.
Thursday evening, Mrs. Bay Gild, attended by het daughter,
Lady Gregory Page Turner, appeared below, the sitting tJagistrate,
charged with assaulting her servant, tsther Oldland. It appeared
that on Wednesday morninglast, an alarm was raised in Lady Tur-
ner': house that thieves were therein. Mrs. hayfield entered the
servant's room, and desired the complainant to rise; the latter stated
her inability, on which Mrs. Bayfiekl took the pillow from under
her head, and struck her.
The Magistrate directed ber to enter into recognizances to appear
at the Sessions.
A day or two back an Irish girl, of far from pepossessing appear.
:ante, obtained at this offiee a warrant against a bricklayer's labourer,
whom she charged with having forcibly violated her person the
'receding eveniag, in Paddington Church-yard. The man was iu
consequence yesterday brought up -in custody, when it was Intl-
Mated to the sitting Magistrate (Mr. Gairrerus) that it was not
the wish of the prosecutriz to proceed, as the man had consented tot
make reparation by marrying her. Under these circumstances, the
worthy Magistrate consented to let the warrant stand over for the
I present.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Fautmasiov.—Yesterday Mr. Freshfield, jun. accompanied
by Mr. Kirby, late clerk in the bank of Messrs. Marsh and Co.
and two other persons, had a private interview with Mr. Coma",
the Magistrate, which lasted three hours, on the subject of the above
Gentleman's case. We understand the interview 'elated to a fresh
deposition against Mr. Fauntleroy, on a charge of an entirely diffe-
rent character from any that has hitherto been preferred, and in-
volving a sum to a very large amount.
A young country lad complained to the Magistrate, that he had
paid five shillings to a Mrs. Bernard, the proprietress of a Servants'
Office in Oxford-street, toobtain a situation ; she had•direeted him
to •go to a house in a distant pait of London, and when be get there
be found that no servant -was wanting.—The .Magistrate saidt that
knew Mrs. Bernard and her house, and felt surprised that any per-
son would give her stoney. He directed the lad to call upon her
'twicea.day, and endeavostr to.psxure the promised situation.
The Nestor of the Polish army, Lientemn GOLGOSty
idiea lately at Warsaw, in the 108th year of his age.