Star.
London, England, 1823-08-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Bow-Srarer.—Mrs. Newton, the wife of Mr. base Newton,
of Register-office notoriety, was brought up on a warrant
chaiged with a very violent assault upon- Mr. Jamieson.
Mrs. Newton denied that she had been so violent as was re-
presented, and said Mr. Jamieson had beaten her quiteas badly as
she had him. They had, she said, taken kiln in when he was in
great distress, out of pure charty_ , and he had abused them for
it. He was continually drunk and kept bad hours, and that was
the reason they wished to get rid of him.—Mrs. Newton was
held to bail for the assault.
Gumnitau--Yesteiciay Mr. Martin, M. P. for Galway, ap-
plied to Mr. Alderman Cox for a summons against a man named
&Over No. 404, for maliciously and cruelly breaking
the leg of a sheep. The summons being granted, Mr. Martin
observed to the Alderman, that in no part of Smithfield could'
he find an deicer to whom he could give the man into custody;
and, indeed, though he seized him and held him by the collar,
and led bins all round Cow-lane, and different parts of the Mar-
bet, he could find no officer to give him into custody, and he
being krickvn, many of the drovers kept halluing--" Why don't
you get away from him ?" ss Break your hold," and so forth ;
dad, indeed, summary fury might have befallen him, without his
being able to get any protection from the civil authority.
Mr. Payne, the Magistrate's Clerk.--This is very strange;
these men are paid, and ought to be there, and on the spot.
Mr. Martin.—l have anotitmerting, your Worship, and of
which. the slaughter butchers complained to me this day—
the drovers are suffered to se large sticks, the least Mt freen
which would break the leg of a sheep, thereby injuring the car-
case : by yodr permiesiau, I would recommend their being coa-
-1 fined to a small stick, and a bit of leather, or something in the
shape of a whip being fastened to it.
Mr. Alderman Cux. , that ought to be.
An officer. then stepped fo and observed, that the men
were on their station, for he heard of Mr. Martin's being there.
Mr. rayne.—Order all these men here to-morrow; this must
be examined into.

Air. Martin.--. 4 could lad none, and was obliged to retreat.
Mr. Payne.—Do you object to this going into the News-
papers? Some Gentlemen We takhig It down for the Press—see.
Mr. Martin.—Oh! no; certainly not: I hope a better regula-
tion of the Market will be Wetted by this application.
The summons was then made out, and the officers stationed
about the market oniersjetz attend to-morrow. The Honour-
able Gentleman'then retired.
Harroir-GiaMs.—lrdiines Damns and Charles "Wrote, two
* etiorameewo, aftver. irwrgltt up 17 gyro et me clay patrol,
c with being Idle and disorderly penons.—Committed.
In the course of the investigation, one of the dicers observed
that the conspicuous colour of their uniform waistcoats (red)
enabled the loose characters to perceive them at a distance, and
thus evade them. Some of the more ingenious of the
'of thieves have adopted the uniform waistcoat themsettniZ
theme= carried on their frauds with greater impunity and In-
success.

' Manaosanon4rinnte.—illary Byrne,. the woman charged
with the murder of a woman named Rowley, was brought up
and discharged, several bledkal Qentlemen attending, and helms
Of Widen she died of fever enclarysipehis.
thsion.That.—ahlre. libber, thelondledy of the Elephant and
•Clistie, at Newington, was summeoed to account for a pastel
belonging to the son of . (dal Payne:, booked et her houss to
go l)y the Sydenhain gage. The complaisant arrived in town
ffilingbortsmduth by the Hero 'conk and stopped at the Ina
'plaint and Cas where be hoicked his luggage, caeshdng of a
ands parcel oestainhis books, te go by she Sydow.
stage, as only she former arrived. The coachman called
fer the parcel next diy, when he was told the portmanteau was
canker
the Only Iliggaiir Wt. To'
pnian to the , Mr. Paynts
*sic& Skit he kW 'Said fourpence hookas', le lf therahad
imirlsfen,asepeeeld.iniepenee enly would been ahem--
To Magistrate dmided.that M. Fisher was able, and
'ordered her to pay its, &riga" af the parcel.

77Anhas.--This celebrated painter died of a fit of
at the sight of an old woman's picture which
relderdrawn.

• At thertristolAssites, Mr.Sfewcuirr, Editor of
firfedittillareitiy, was found guilty of publishing. a
Shellailiiit ?miser, reflecting on the character of Sir
gAiiAtasikta i'llisosr, M.D. of Bath.
• ineagre-koking pauper was taketrto the Man-
Iltioliturse onThursday, on a charge of purloining the
iirfeh *clothing.. The fellow, it setts:, is not one of
*lsejlegnist enters the world, for he bnested. that
jBO; for a wasect*Fillowed aloe pOuridi army
bullock's • liver Oro. pounds of eitulks, and seven
ithasses of rumiifidlautet. i The .Overseer; at his own
retiunst, Willingly cimiented to allow him foir shil-
lings and sixpence a week.
LOOKING-1n ASSN* ATREDUCID PRICES.--The
bility and Gentry are respectfully informed they may
Se*Supplied with the best Cast Plate Glass, of the
'ltsrgest dissensions, at Gao. Coopaa and Co's Plate
:Wass .Waiehouse (established fifty years), 36, Picea-
- 11, opposite &, James's Church. A large assort-
meat of Chimney; Pier, Console, and Dressing Glasses
on view. Plate Glass for sashes, carriages, conserva-
libraries, book-cases, lamps, Stc. comparatively
cheaper than Crown Glass. The Glass at this' Ware.'
lease is allowed to be of the finest colour and brilli-
ancy, far exceeding the French manufacture, and con-
Side:v.6ly cheaper. Glasses conveyed to any part of
the kingdom, on spring machines, without the ex-
pense of packing-cases.
Such is the effect of perseverance and industry in
the science of Medicine, that peat numbers many of whom
had lingered under the most painful and nbsthiate 'disorders,
who were pronounced incurable by respectable pactionen, and
several discharged from Hospitals, haws been re, --
.health by the celebrated Dr. &WY, who, s'
=practice, is enabled to remove the r
plaints, however loog'usd deeply
Atilliebas; Pains tutu Limbs, abalone
!sight, Nadas ea the shiabones, Ulceration, ,
ambulate thi iymptems swisingas• of improper
which without timely assistance prove fataL
consulted daily by patients of hods sexes, P.
Soho, by persons frosts every part of the
(if post paid)-indosini • fee.

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