Star.
London, England, 1824-07-08 00:00:00

BOW-STREET-THIS DAY.

ROBBING COAL-MUARPS.
Eloweer Connor, one of those persons who infest the wharfs on
the Thames, and by whose depredations the coal-merchants are
losers to a very considerable amount, was put to the bar, charged
with stealing' a quantity of coals from a barge on the wharf of
Messrs. Sant, of the Adelphi.v—The prisoner was fully cosunkteti,
and the parties bound ever to prosecute.

R2IIOVAL el Patsontas.—This day the prisoners
who stand committed on charges of felony, were removed from the
several gaols in the city of London and county of Middlemen to
Newpte, preparatory to their taking their trials at the ensning Ses-
sions in the Old Balky, whisk esamesece on Wednesday next.
The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and of
Goer and Thinker, he the of Middlesut, will begin at
the Seaskewboasn ea veers, on Monday next, the
12th instant, whets Pr.trimis of trawlers and others out on ball, en
matters °lassos*, wie and —' - .esnuns,wilbeprocee on.
Yesterday, the Anniversary of the Watch and Clock
Makers' Benevolent Imdtotion, which wu formed in the year
ISIS, for the relief of aged and necessitous workmen, and out of
which maul the General Pension Society, was celebrated at
HiShbaff House, the Right Honourable the Loan Maros in ant
Chair. The company, notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the
weather, was most numerous. A very respectable muster of the
trade was present.
At a meeting of the Catholic Association on Satur-
day. Mr. CEGoassAst begged the Chairman not to withdraw for a
meatatt, and read a letter Groin Bandon, dated Ist My, s 1
Dash (Minim, which stated, that on the evening of the Ist of1:1
17,
an procession of Orangemen bad taken place at Bandeau
The peoemake was (waded from the Chetah. the pasof which
wear dead maim diair—(Cries ot Hwy, beer)..—Tbe yeomanry
dome and lies pony tunes, and after proceeding to a Dia-
meseers' an altercation between them and some Ca-
ddo took paw, whkh ended In blood ; that eight Roman
Catholics weft measly wounded, and three others killed !....111r.
Mow= thought they had better not act on this letter, as It
might be a gals against them—a proof that the Learned Gentle-
man is somethess densible.

A dispute has arisen between the Corporation of Ap-
pleby and the Earl of Thanet, with respect to the right
of a piece of waste ground, sold by the former a few
weeks ago for building upon. The purchaser was in
considerable progress with the erection of a dwelling-
house, when, lo! on the morning of Saturday se'nnight
the servants of his Lordship came down from the Castle,
and paid an unwelcome visit to the place in question.
They immediately commenced the destruction of mortar
and masonry; and in about twenty minutes the work of
spoliation was sufficiently complete, to the no small
aeration of the person who bought the property. The
dispute will, probably, be set at rest by legal decision.
Monday, as a fine boy, of poor parents, about five
years of age, was amusing himself by letting pebbles
fall over the Pump Groyne, Brighton, he suddenly lost
his hold, and fell into the water. A dog belonging to a
seafaring man, named Martin, beheld the disaster, and
plunged to the assistance of the infant. The child, in
his struggles, got his arms round the neck of bis canine
friend, which was of the small mastiff kind, and held
him so tightly, that both for some time were in danger
of perishing. The latter catastrophe, however, was
prevented by their drifting with the tide, so as to be
reached by the extension of an arm from the summit
of the Groyne, over which both had passed, and over
which both were brought back to land, fast locked to-
gether as mentioned, and before any very essential in-
jury had been sustained by either. The dog has become
a great favourite with the child.
Tuesday afternoon, a serious accident happened to the
Lady of Colonel PA Lusa, of Park-place, Regent's Purk.
The Lady was proceeding down the upper part of the
' New-road, in her dennett, when the horse becoming
unmanageable, she was thrown out with great violence.
Several persons instantly ran to her assistance, and en
raising herfrom the ground, it was feared that she was
very seriously injured : both legs were dreadfully
bruised. Prompt surgical aid was procured, and she
was taken home. The dennett was nearly smashed to
atoms. The groom escaped with only a few bruises.
Lord NOISURT, while lately indisposed, was threat-
ened with a determination of blood to the bead. Surgeon C.—L
accordingly opened the temporal artery; and whilst attending to
the operation, his Lordship said to him, in his usual quick manner,
44 C—s., I believe you were never ailed to the Mr P"-4 No, my
Lord, I never was." replied the Surgeon. Well, I ant sore,
Doctor. I can safely say, yew haw cad a Aura is tile Tesepk !"
An administrator, charged with the removal of trunks
destined for the poor of the arondbeements of Paris, found in one
of them a sum of money of twenty francs, with the following note:
" Twenty francs Gamed to the poor by a metier, who gives thanks
to Goo, and acknowledges his greats& to the Chamber of Peers,
and one of hs viienhy Members, the Archbishop of Paris, for chi
rejection of the law for the reduction of' the Retires."
His Majesty's Prise of Twenty Guineas, given to the • Royal
Company of Archers' was shot for on Saturday, in Hope Park,
Edinburgh, and won by H. G. Watson, Esq. Accountant, &else.'