Star.
London, England, 1823-08-06 00:00:00

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ifiasttinallenntn-ltiltiiettethifetePitt' Man, named Alen,
wsh itidelit'tip;det a eltarrgeoefikalsolAg mareenati a'boy; and *Stan
life is new in 'difigef on ateeisittt of the vidlefree used towards
lam It appeaemi OM the prisoner was a porn, old man, of
eccentric hrhits, and was frequently annoyed :I the hays in file
neighbourhood of Peedcoatlfane, who shalicidusly made span
of hint. The bp was seen fighting with hint, and swat got his
head, as it is described by the fancy, into cnencefw. Toe), were
digging away at each other; but at leng:lrthey fell, the old Mal
uppermost, and the boy's head was moat desperately injured
against the kirb-stone. The prisoner said be did not stir a step
till he was provoked, and that the fight was
.fair. He was re-
maatled until the fate of the boy shall be knciwn.
MAKV4.A•BONNE Orsoce.,-A case involviaig an immensity of
property, and the right of a great number of individuals, residi::g
in Upper Berkeley-street, l'ortruan-square, was argued gre.r
length yesterday and on Saturday last, at this Office, by Mr.
A.s.s.ey and Mr. LLOYD, for the defindants, Messrs. Charles and
George Vat, cowkeepers, of the Fudgeware•road. Mews.
datreisits and Hostiles were the presiding Magistrates. It was
`au information under the 57th George 41!. filed at the instance'
of the floa. Major Erureton, against the defendants, for an al:
kged guise obnoxious nuisance, caused by the keeping of swine,
&c.—Major Brenton described the nuisance, on behalf of
self and other inhabitants of Upper Betkeley-street, as o,e of
such a nature as to prevent many dwellings being occurird. 'I !le
nuisance was occasioned by a dunghill being reare.l clue to his
hounilampariall, which Warn the constant rendezvous of a gra.:t
number of pigs, and at certain seasons in the year he and his
family were unable to live in his house, wiCroue closely fasten-
ing the doors and windows, in consequer.ce of the dreadful furr.i
and efiluvTum arising from the disturbance of this filth by the
pigs. The object of theinforonation was to Three the nuisance.
Mr. Aza.sr appeared far the defendinti, and contended that the
defendants bad ctiMmitfeil no offence against the Aet in ques-
,tion. The Matitarliaras expressed thernPelves satisfied that it
was a nuisance, and cot:aicted the defendants in the penalty' of
4ds. said the foefeiettre of the swine.—Mr. Lira gave notice
at appeal.
Ma It LID ROUCIaI- ST ICACIT.- Wiititera - HalapSo7ll, a very smart-
lookiag,groom, was yesterday placed at the bar' charged with
having, robbed his master, Mr. J. Moore, son of the late Arah.
bishop of Canterbury, who resides at No. 39, Curzon-street,,
May-fair. It appeared that about ten months ago the prisoner
had been for about three weeks in the service of Mr. Moore,
and one day, while his master was absent in the country, he
thought proper to make use of a valuable horse and gig on an
excursion of pleasure, which be kept out the whole day, and
when he returned at night he packed up a large quantity of wear-
ing apparel belonging to Mr. Moore, with which he absconded.
On examining the horse, which was left in the stable, ht was
found to be quite.disabled from the ill-treatment he had received,
having his knees broke, and toeing otherwise much injured. A
warrant was at that time had against the prisoner, but although
several counties have been traversed in search or him, no trace
could be discovered of him until last week, when Clements, an
active officer of this establishment, received information that he
was to be head of in Leicestershire. To that county Clements
immediately proceeded,.aud having hie warrant backed there by
his Grace the Duke of Rutland, be succeeded, after long sear*
in apprehending the prisoner at Melton Mowbray, and bravest
him to town. On their way up, he conf,seed the robbery to the
officer, and told him where he had pledged a part of the pro.
perty, at Brentford. Mr. Moore attended the examination, and
identified the prisoner..

• Harron-Gaines.—A question of some importance to Ilene&
Societies was yesterday agitated at this office. An applicant*
was made by the Secretary of a Denefit Society, established at
the Duke of York, Somers' Town, for summonses against two of
the Members of that Society, who were in arrear. In answer
to an inquiry made by the Magistrate, it appeared that in conse-
quence of their default of payment, they had been expelled the
Society. The Magistrate was inclined, to think, that after vi•
siting them with the heavy penalty of expulsion, they were not
alp entitled to recover of them for arrears; he should, however.
grant the summonses, leaving the question open to further con-
sideration when the parties were before the Magistrates.
Two young girls, ifiaabeth Butler, aged 16, and Mary AC
earl, aged 14, were charged by their respective mothers, wink,
with tears in their eyes, related the abandoned conduct of their
childrep. They were, they said, from home ahnust every right,
at some club, raffle, dance, or play; but how or where they got •
the money, the complainants were unable to tell. They Would
attend to no kind of business, and came home the preceding
night between twelve and one o'clock, in a state of intoxication,
when they were given in custody. The Magistrate feared 4end-
ing them to jail would only make them worse, and discharged
them with a serious admonition.

Weasair.gtaser.—The three.bottmen were again brosik
up on the chargeof rape. 'rho watchman who humanely tkiiks
tend the poor womaa all night entirely coNoborated her story.
He:heard the man *tempt to •misdirect her to llarrow lammed:.
of London, called her back, and, on hearing her tale, sheltered
her in his witch-bei all night. At five o'clock he went with
•her• to Paddington 'Wharf; and not finding he barge there, ono'
giving her a breakfast, sent her by the stage t the filskriathe
City livid.-.-The Magistrate highly commended his conduit;
but as the complainant's-fellow-passengers refused to cone vis
lutitirily, thitexaniiitaiion was again adjourned.
Lstrisis-Aiser.—P. Dillon, a Greenwich pen,Vmer; whit
wooden leg; Wag charged. with robbing and attemptiaii sp
runnier. Mr. Hotarth whoieMintia-leakr, of Great Ilessdilif!
Hetarth vies reuniting. home, after getting in some motilli•
on the Walla of the 10th of April, 1821, when a black nymph,
seduced him to het retreat, in Wentworth7streer. lute k~et
found a wooden:legged man setting by the fire, and Antedill•'
niediately a man and woman same in. Mie Hoguik trate
pc into the street again, but was knocked down, and nibbnist•
£l2, and his throat would have been cut bad- he not peg* -
band up, which received three deep cuts. He lay brinks g
some time, but on rethverliir found the place des:tied, Mir"
made his way' our. • Thewtrodeikegged man and black=
'taped, but the ether man and woman were tried and
Upon• looking et the prisoner, be conk' not identify hidti
two watchmen speaklng to their believing him to bet s*.
dividual who cohabited with' the black woman in
sweet, the prlionee• was *Mended. The Magletrati;elMiddo
much astonishment at Mr. Hogattl'a.wantef recollettiene •
Unimeillatz..—Robert Berrie wits kik, committed fee.**
fee breaking open -a chest, and stealingttwo silver wortslatte
sovereigns, 265. in• silver, and a silk handkerckdef, *FYN
of Josiah filackete. The:prisoner waif fain in the gaigetteg
Coburg Theatirec with pate of the'seislittpreperry bnie rem. ,

MATH&
In Cattlebar, the Lady, of the Rev. F: Outlet*,
At Weodbiegogh, W.ih., the Lady or" Ifei.
of.* .on.
Aims* s sis: Lady of ditr Bit. &mud
ligew.s6 ationehter.

MA RIHEIX
TweisT. at Si- Gem'Peas Harioem-square,
eldest son of John King, Ifair of Grosvenor-1
Wyndham, youngest daughter of the Earl
Monday sennlght, at Askeaton dui*
William Middleton, Elq."Cimtaitrin tbeisd
to Marianna Wybrants,daegkaer oftbn Rey.
Friday, at °city, Major-General Or Edo,:
Governor of Ceylon, to Miss' lksvkii, di,
Fatetes; Eds. Of Frrnley HB2, Wet :Amid'

Tuesday se'nnight, at Leottltirtgtott,- near-A.
Thomas Davidson, Esq. of Newcastle, Clerk of
ofthe Lieutenancy of Nortitumberlaki,, aad '
of Scampi for that coonty and Newcastle.upotr..
Friday, at an advanied age, Mrs. Bell, widow
J. Be!!, late Rector of St. kratgaret and st:
on the peipetual Curacy of St. S.lnpsoa,
Sunday se'nnight, at Milford Hoene,
Plunkett, of Kinnard, in the county of Hasconunea.
July 2.5, at Paisley, the Rey. Dr. B. first I'
Abbey Parish, in the 78tIt year of his
Ministry.
Sunday, at the King's Mills, Rotherhithe,
aged 75.
Tuesday, Jane, third daughter of the Rev.
Meister' of St, Malys, Barnshiy. -
At New Koss, the Bev. Pisiiip Crane,

AustenOtie.
At Crnsheen, the Rev. l!dauric• O'Brien,

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