Star.
London, England, 1825-08-22 00:00:00

130 W STREET.

Edtparel Tryiar, a young num about eighteen years of age, of gets-
teel appearance, was trought up on a charge of robbery com-
mitted on Saturday' morning, in a very daring Manner, in the Sa-
bloniere Hotel, Leicester-fields.
A foreigner named Pedro de Ayacianio, a native of Mexico,
stated th;,t be had been residing at the Sabloniere Hotel for the
last week. He had a bed-room and private sitting-room there.'
On Friday night he went to bed a little before 12 o'clock. On the
table in his bed-room he placed his gold watch, seals, and chain,
together with six sovereigns. On his table in the sitting-loom,
which adjoined, was his opera glass. About five o'clock on Satur-
day morning, he was awakened by a noise in his room, and per-
ceived some tine retreating from the door, which was open. He
immediately got up and gave the alarm. He did not see enough
of the person in his room to be able to identify him. The property
he valued at 304

Mr. Fagliano jun. stated, that the prisoner engaged a bed at the
Sabloniere, which is kept by his father. on Friday night at nine
o'clock; he came in and went to bed at twelve. He slept in the
three pair. Mr. Ayaciamo lodged on the first floor, In conse-
quence of the alarm given by the latter, a constable was sent for,
by whom two of the porters and their bores were searched. No-
thing bring found upon them, suspicion fell upon the prisoner.
'They accordingly went to his room, and requested he would allow
himself to be searched, as a rubbery had been committed in the
Hotel. He said he had no objection; he was willing to go to
Bow-street, if necessary.
Clements, the constable, stated that he found the gold watch be-
tween the mattress sad the prisaner's bed. The seals and gold
chain were in one of the prisoner's coat-pockets, and the opera
glass in the other. Only three sovereigns were found in his
breaches pocket. He admitted this property was not his own, and
said he was sorry for what he had done. He bad dropped three
of the sovereigns in going up stairs.
Mr. Ayacianto said he did not wish to prosecute, as he was
about to Dave this country fur France.
Mr. Almon'. told him that he could not have his property
without prosecuting.
The Mexican seemed to think it very bard that be could not h.tve
his property when taken on the pet son of the thief.
As there was good reason to believe that the prisoner in this case
Is a person wham the pollee have long been on the look-out for, as
engaged in similar depredations, he was remanded until Wednesday
next, in order that an opportunity alight be al!owed for further
charges to be lodged against him.

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Stosionan secodded lieefetkok . Mfg Atid.adite picked Op the
snob. They fought 20 rounds in abOut.ll.smitlntoeverisen the etreb
appeared to be approaching his let!.- At this janettire then Was a
cry of ° the traps are coming !"--and a conetablt of the potie
presented himself; nd stepped the fight. fh swore teals* identity
of the ptisoners, and stated that he cotdd bring forward other ein.
dence to corroborate his testimony. The prismsers were ordeno
to be committed till Monday for that purpose. Stiockthan said
that he had good bail ready to be answerable for his *prance*.
'dr. Home mid it must be gond bail.
LAMBETH BTRIMT.
Saturday, a gang of thieves, named .Almooder Sainedere,MB
ands, George Swarty, Bien Cartes, Nassteab Webber, and qtr Nato
were brought up, charged with having committed a butgiart Ni
robbery on the premises of John Hopkee, Esq. in Ratcliffldgli-
way.—Lee, the officer, stated, that having received informatirm
of the robbery about four o'clock in the morning, be immediate!'
proceeded to a house of bad character in George-yard, where' be
found all the prisoners in bed, the men with their clothes en, ati*
took the= into custody. One of the men hid a handkerchief oti
his neck, which Mr. Horkee's groom identified as his property;
which was taken (ram his master's at the time the robbery iTiaa
committed. There were two pieces of wax curdle in the rooms
which he also identified as his master's, and a variety of poise.
breakers' implements.
The prismers were remanded, to give time for the production of
further evidence.

•Mr.Pzec's Bill tor the regulation of Juries will render
about 1,500 persons in Brighton eligible to serve, in•
stead of about 150, as heretofore.
A project is in contemplation at Parts to transform
the Piaia de Grenelle to a Narmada-it. and to make a
Port in the French capital for !at ge ships, by rendeting
the Seine navigable.
In Hanover, a merchant convicted of having removed
his property to the prejudice of his el-editors, has beea
sentenceJ to two years hard labour.
Thiity.4x sheep were stolen from Mr. Dodd's lands
at Ballymun, on S tturday. se'nnight.
An advertising money lender, nnamed Lara. has been
remanded at Union-hall Office, for obtaining some do.
convents from a person, whom he pretended to assist
with a loan when he had ascertained they were genuine
—but neither money nor deeds were fbtthcoming, un-
llss on the payment of certain alleged-expenses, and the
owner must proceed by action, A Gentleman informed
the Magistrate on Friday, that he had escaped a similar
fraud, by reading the account in the Newspapers.
Excise Lica/sta.—By an Act passed in 'the last
Session of Parliament, relative to Excise Licensei, it is
enacted, "That every person in the United Kingdom
required by any law of-Excise, to make entry of his or
her premises, to carry t n any trade or business for
which an excise license is required, shall place, in
letters visible and legible, at least one inch long, upon
the entered premises, his or her name, at full length,
and after such name the word licensed,' adding
thereto the trade or business for which the license has
been granted ; and if any such person shall not paint
or fix such letters, as aforesaid, or shalt toot preserve
snd keep the same so painted as often as necessity shall
require, he or she shall forfeit, for every such offence,
the sum of 201."
The 6th of next January the Bank of Ireland
tokens of all kinds cease to be a legal tender. Being
then no longer upon a footing tvilh the coin of the
realm, they will of course be worth nothing beyond
their intrinsic value, and consequently they will suffer
a depreciation of about thirty per cent. or three-pence
in a ten-penny. It is understood that the Bank of
Ireland is not bound to take them beyond that term.
There are no toll-bars in Argyleshire. These is an
annual charge upon every man keeping a horse of Br.
and upon every householder of 45. to keep the roads in
repair. They are in general kept in good condition.
It is very remarkable, that among the thtrty•two So-
vereigns who have sat on the English throne since
WILLIAM the Conqueror, although each of the eleven
months have witnessed the accession of cne or more,
the month of May has not been so fortunate, so one
having ascended the throne within its limits.
The eyes of fish are larger in proportion to their size
than those of cattle. We find the eye of the cod-fish
equal in size to that of the ox.
MICHAEL ANGZLO, when painting in the Pope's
Chapel, the picture of Hell and the souls of the damned,
made one of the latter so exact a resemblance of a Car-
' dine, who was his enemy, that every one immediately
recognized it; whereupon the Cardinal imntediitely
applied to Pope CLEMENT, desiring it might be de-
faced ; to which the latter replied" You know that I
have power to deliver a soul of purgatory—but not out
of Hell l"

BIRTH.
Tuexday, at Dublin, the Lady of Captain Acabin, Royal Artil-
lery, of a son.

MARRIED.
Rev. Richard Prichett, S.A. Chaplain to the His. Corporation Of
the Trinity House, to Louisa, se:ood daughter of. Was. Cutess.
Esq. of the firm of Erandram, Caries., and Co.
Rev. Charles Wood, Rector of Maulden, Beds, to &realmle,
second daughter of the Rev. R. Forster, Prebendary of Wells,
Rev. Andrew Tucker, Rector of Wootton-Fitipalae, to Miss
Corfu, of Eversbot, Dorset.
The 15th instant, by special license, at &Morgan, Louisa
Dorcas Deane, daughter of Henry Deane Grady, Iraq. to the Eight
Mar. Matthew Fitamauriee Deane, Baron Musketry.
Saturday sennight, at North Aston, Oxfordshire, Edward
Gonlburn, Esq. of the Middle Temple, to the Hon. Esther Chet-
wrynd, second daughter of the law Viscount Chetwynd.
Lately, the Rev. R. Holberton, M.A. of Exeter College, Mao*
to Ann, second daughter of the Rev. G. Baker, Rector of Booth
Brent, Devon.

Tuesday, at St. Cuthbert 's Church. Wells, the Rev. Joha.Sind-
ford, of &Mel College, Oxford, to Elizabeth, daughter of the laic
Richard Jenkins Poole, Esq. of Sherborne. Dorset.
Thursday se'nnight, the Rev. Stephen Hurt Langston, M.A.'
Fellow of Wadham College% Oxford, to Maria, daughter of tie
late Stephen Catley, Esq. of Camberwell.

DIED.

Thursday afternoon Admiral Lord Radstock was seised, at his
house in Portland-place, with a sudden attack of apoplexy, and on
Saturday expired. aged 72. Admiral Lord Radstock, G.C.B. was
the second son of John, third gad of Waldegrave, by the Lady
Elisabeth I.eveson Gower, sister of the blarquis of &afford.
Aged 24, the Rev. Lewis Lewis, Curate of l3assalley, Mon-

Rev. Dr. Evans, Rector of South Reston, Lincolnshire, aad one
of the Vicars of that CathedraL
At Sheldon, Devon, the Rev. James Shallcrou.-
At Pale, near flab, the Rev. John Lloyd, Vicar of Llandrillo.
Monday, Mr. John Germain, of Lisnavagh, county of Caber.
While about his usual business, be was attacked by a ball of Ms
own, and by the horns of the animal wounds were inflicted, wag-
rious as to terminate in mortification and death.

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