Star.
London, England, 1825-12-07 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

J. Amer. and J. Smith were charged with stealing eleven deep
from the pens at Islington. Cope, a Constable, stated, that trig
informed of the loss of the sheep, he apprehended Sanders oh.
told him that if he went to Smith's stables, in Setmon-lane,llng.
ton, called out" All's well," and held up a lanth9rn, he would pat
admittance, and find the sheep. He did so, and was admitted, alien
two children asked him if he was come to kill the lamb.? addinz,
they wanted a bladder. Son after Smith arrived on horseback,
and was taken into custody, when it appeared the horse, and also a
cart, found on his premises, had been stolen from Mr. Partridge, of
Orsett, in Easez.—.Both fully committed.
TOiKIALL
R, Parsons, a bargeman was id to bail for assaulting J. Fallon,
a porter. The parties had a dispu , and two hours alter, is cool
blood, the defendant threw an iron bar at the complainant, which
levelled bins with the earth, and dreadfully disfigured his face.

LAMBETH-STREET.
Fens and "tying, Lascars, were charged with attempting to nab
Mr. Wormwell, landlord of the Angel, in the Back Road, St.
George's In the East. seen entered the tap-room, and began qua:.
telling with the company, when Mr. W. forcibly elected him; bn
he soon returned 'with Aytoag, and drawing a knife from his Ito.
sem, attempted to stab Mr. W. who evaded his blow. He rlity
made a second attempt, when Mrs. W. brought two of the 10.n.1
to his assistance, who disarmed bins, and then took them borb
custody.—Remanded.

The night Mr. *NALLY'S opera of Robin Hood vas
brought out at Covent-Garden Theatre, a young Irt,h
friend of his, on his first visit to London, was seated on
the second seat of the front boxes; on the fro:it rot
were two Gentlemen, who, at the close of the first
were saying how much they liked the opera, and
it did much credit to Mrs. COWLEY, who wrcte it. ea
hearing this the Irishman got up, and tapplzg
of them on the shoulder, said to I,ins, Sir, you
say that this opera was written by Mrs. Corm;
now I say it was not. This opera aas written by L.
M'NALLY, EA. banister-at-law, of N ). 5, Puny-cow:,
Temple. Do you take my word for it ?" "
certainly, Sir," replied the Gentleman, " and I feel ye y
much obliged for the information you have so polit•ly
given me." " Umpb, very well, Sir," said he, and sat
down. At the end of the second act he got up, and
again accosted the 'some Gentleman, saying, "Se'
upon your honour as a Gentleman, are you in your
mind satisfied that LEONARD 11. NA LLY, Esq. b resister
at-law, of No. 5, Pump-court, Temple, h.is actually
written this opera, and not Mrs. CowLey ?" " Afost
perfectly persuaded of it, Sir," said the Gentleman,
bowing. " Then, Sir," said the young Irishman, " I
wish you good night ;" but just as he was leaving tie
box, he turned to the Gentleman whom he hat been
addressing, and said, 86 Pray, Sir, permit me ti a,k, is
your friend there convinced that this opera was writtes,
by Mr. M.NALLY. batrister•at law, of No. 5, BM'
court, in the Temple?" " Decidedly, Sir," was Ve
reply, " we are both fully convinced of the correctors
of your statement." 81 Oh, then, if that is the cise,
have nothing more to say," said the Hibernian, "ezePt
that, if you had not both assured me that ycia
neither of you should be sitting quite so easy in Too
seats as you do now."
The celebrated actor Quin, being one night to per-
form Justice Balance, ics Farquhar's Comedy of t 1
Recruiting ()leer, had spent the preceding pact of
evening at the Shlkspeare Tavern, with litompsfor toe
lanthor of the Seasons, and some convivial friends, stliele
the bottle circulated freely* At the c-namencement
the fourth act, when he has to rebuke his daughter
•
via for her partiality to Captain Plume, instead of s•Y'
ling, according to the author, " Silvia, how old were you
when your mother died 7' he addressed Mrs. Wt)6"j.
ton, who played the character, with 48 •Sifria I h"
were you when your mother WAS married?"
actress tittered, and the audience burst into laughter!
when Quin assumed a surly
.kind of dignity,
mains
shaking his head with a frown, said, Psha ! 1 meiy6:
how old were you when your mother was fon'

BIRTH.
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At Aberdeen, on the LI ultimo, the Lady of Lieu:en:at Mintrr?
ith Regiment, of a son.

MARRIED. af
Yesterday, at St. Andrew's Holborn, J. G. Smith, Est
Majesty's Dock yard, Sheerness, to Miss Ann Serk, dor'
James Serle, Rs+ deceased, late Receiver-General for the CO'
of Southampton.

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