Star.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

POLICE, &c.

HaTTonGaansa.--4"lnts Bond, a yoong woman of
gette.o appearance, and ; very well drered, "was put
toghekmea under a meek of charges, rather out of
thoordinaspenurfe of female (peculation:. She was
crate by, Mr.. $r und t t, asach maker, is .Black-
frosts Woad, with Reeling from him, on the sth of
/Wink a One horfe his property ; and again,
by:u Mfi Horde., with Reding from him, on the 6th
loft/19044 a taxed cut. •
It appeared, that the prifoneis onithesbove named
day, hired of Mr. Brundrett Acme honk chaife, which
was harnered to a Imre fiFonght there. She drove
erts:ar -with it ; and the deft day the'efinve in the
Chalk to .Mr. Herder's, and there hired the cast,
WA*, she chaik there atirtledge tor the return of
furt.• On the dm foil/flog. the went to. a Mr.
fiewelt;lt hackneycpaihrima,in King.nreet, Bloomf-
boll; where the Wed a tilted cart, which (he pro-
filing" to return at eight o'clock that night,' leaving
the can 0* drove there as, i (cattily. Two 'days
eltapfed without feting any more of the Lady- ; and
he then learned that his cart was at a wheelwright's
li'lCentith Town. He went there and found the
Oftener; who had broken the wheels of his tail, and
flat it there to be mended. When the repairs were
completed, the paid the expencet, and the owner took
it hope. promiling to return the cart left with him,
when Called for.. Shortly afterwards the panne/.
man named Waters, and offered to fell
Kik the cart, which the told him where to fee. He,
isslaunfeqttence, agreed to. give three pounds for it,
ylpich the prifimer accepted, and, gave . Waters a
wrjtten order for the cart, in confequence of which
lie received it from Mr. Hewett. The prifoner had
alma called on Mr. Saunders, a fiddle and harries
maker, and befpoke of him harnefs for the cart horfe,
leaving with him as fecurity the hatnefs the had taken
wish the chaife from Mr. Brundreit. The pain
laa named, naturally anximis about his chaife, and
finding all inquiries about his cuflomer fruitlefs, at
lag publifhed an advertifement in the newfpapers,
Rating the fall, defcribing her perfon, and offering a
reward for taking her. This proved effeaual ; for
fhe was fpeedily apprehended by Wand, the 13,lice
Officer, of Hatton Garden, who found a clue to her
retreat, and brought her before the Magiltrate!..
The prifoner feemed much call down, and offered
nothing in her defence. It did not appear that fhe
belonged to the Cyprian tribe ; nor did any feafible
olbiett appear for her eondnEt in the prefect cafe.—
She is the daughter of a poor widow, refs dent near
Hatton Garden, who has five other children to
maintain. Sbe was fully committed for trial. It
was underfinod that the hone which the prifoner had
brought to Mr. Brundrett's for the chalk, was ob-
tained' under fimilar pretences, and will, of costae,
become the fubjell of a feparate indiament.
Nineteen boys were charged with being found on
Sunday, during Divine Service, in the fields about
Clerkenwell, Iflingtoa, Pentonville, &c. playing at
era ksr, dogfighting, &c. Several of their parents
attended, and on promifing they fhould no more of.
feed, they were difcharged.
thseauaot..—Yefterday Irar Ilefos was charged
sakth Reeling• a neat's trmgae, the property of. Mr.
Barker, of Cloth Fair, which was found concealed in
her apron ; but as Mr. Barker declined •Oweafing to
the property, the wat committed telllfidewell, as a
reputed thief.
W. Bateman was charged by a Mr. Langton with
wilfully injuring kis &rock. Mr. L. gawkily be
was waiting at the top of QLseen-greet, for fotne ear.
riages patling, when the prifoner drove his cart
violently againfi the wheel of the eurricle, and kroke
it, thereby endangering the life of him And hits fee-
vast ; and when he expollula.ed with him,. he be.
'hawed. with great infolence, and damaged the • wheel
iiililfutther with his hands. The prifoner' Rated that
thOtentkman was on the wrong fide on which. the.
MajtoltiOe obfervea that that was no jullifiesticaroi
hiveloleeee. He then timed that the witaidetit eiri-
gisatudin a millake, *ale thould not liiikittempt-
!eft li?..pars, had hi net ,thianght there haet.lasen ample
APP
7 T' ..ill! "440: Mae: ritnim highly of his
gamma eondudtwousd.larged his having. teeaswe and
'two children, as an indoeement to letAfsOn'‘which
hfrCL. declined•any ktnapenfation; ItiArekolided the
recommendation for ' Unity. Under theft senidera-

bons the Alderman ordered bins to pay se. to the
ponr.of the parifh, and difcharged him.
MANSVIN House.—Monday a crimp was charged
by a Mulatto, with an alrault, and detaining his
money. The culprit had received 275. out 94. which
he had given the complainant a trifle, and boarded
. him for two days and a half ; and on his claimingihe
balance the prifoner knocked him down, and was
proceeding to further violence, when a gentleman
interfered. and gave him in cuftody. The prifoner
infiled that he had paid all that was due, alter de-
ducting four or five days board. This was attempted
to be confirmed by a witnefs, but much inconfiflency
appearit g in Mallory, the Loan Marna remanded
the prifoper, till he found fecurity both for the money
and th....atTaplt.
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Bow-soirr.—Yellerday, a Coachman was fined
acte. for' refuting to proceed with a fare after his
coach,laastbeen occupied. It appeared, that a gen-
tlerotn,heat engaged the coach on the Surrey fide of
We bridge, and had proceeded to the MU.
pike gat!, when the eoathee wanted his honour to .pay
the tirripike, which was ten pence ; the gentleman
threw's:Mt flit-paled that...the coach had been through
the gate before, and refired to pay the impoll, where-
upon lrg was!tprned out of the coach. On the eta-
thp gentleman's forpicions were verified.
and Ai Coachman ordered to pay a fine of ZOO. wl}ich
he retied to'do, and was committed to, Ile apish
of Cinvektian far 4 dart. '

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On the 25th of July )aft, a thinl of to: young)
whales, !swarming each-from to to so feet in length,''
were drove afhore in (hallow water, at Qvandal Bay,:
fouth ;ad of Shetland, by the fi(bermen and tenants.
belonii!g to Arturo's. Gal R sow, Efq. of, resat:WA),
whisibine years ago laid up a parcel of whet they
tall whale knives, to be ready for any fuch—iifitants.
Monde, fe'nnight, Mr. Eorsuan Beanie, Of
Siflandr undertook for a .bet of five guineas,
to cot ond,tie.orie acre of wheat ot fixteien hodrs, in
a field if Mr. Burton's, at Barfold in Nod* ; brit
in fourteen hunts he had cut one:acre and (even rods,'
auclAd'4s9 fheafi.-
ThteCessikat.anzi, OF 74 gotta, recently !moult:pi)
'at Stirdsfletet,li tote-ptiOrLAI-fdr liamediatefitYlios
The &Vail linen veffels are arrived in the DohOir.
lOLA on Nav so r d' fe'r,
night arrived at Invernefs, two Members of the Rbr-
fian Inland Navigation. They are deputed by the
Girsessinent of that empire—to findy chit. various
4ranches.9l Civil Engineering, as praelifed in this
country. With Ibis view they have, lready, in torn:
pony with Mr. Ts troats, examined many of the prin.
cipal svolksof this-nature in EnglAndtand•Scutland,
tad have travelled nortbward,for the:purpofe
tenting for foie time the °pastime upon 'the Cak
doniajf Canal,
Vtiniiiill.Pardeits;elOTed an ?slonday night, after.
onevfltheinnll fuccefsfdl fex. fobs-ever extierieneetlf
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ECCLuSIASTIcAL PROMOTIONS.
Ths..R Rrv. RontneT, A. $ bas„gbeen inftituted by the
• Bifttnp of Glonetiter to.the valuable tedfory of Swindon, in
eetterfhire, vacant by the resignation of the Rev.' ohn 'Brooks: •
Has Grarkthe Archtplb.p,gf Canterbitrfiliss coliatedclie Rev.
Gerrard Thomas Noel„A. B. relative to Lord Dacbass, to the va-
`,liable 4rlcarne of Kent.......... " • • '
The Rev. ft.,Sharp, of Wakelidd, is ptefented to the perpetual,'
curacy of Ed*. near Caftletan,Derbyibire, by ihe truitees actin
Curacy.
The Rev. J Vandermeulen, of Caine Collfge, has been Itately in.
ftituted to the endowed vicarage of MeMug, in Wes, on the pre-
fentarion of the itightlion. Lord•Vifootint Orimflon.

BIRTHS:
Ifenerday morning, at his honk in Cannon-itreet, the Lady of
Sealy Fourdrinier, Efq. of 2 fon.
"The 26th ult. at the Royal Military Afylunt, Cbelfeas the lady
I.FP: M Orrger, Efq. of a daughter. •
i Saturday bit, at Trent Park, the Lid,- of John Wigßon, Efq. of
it daughter.
At Moyltown, on the Loth ult. the lady of Col. L'Eftrange, of
at daughter.
, On the 250th Auguft, at his hot fe in Baker•Rreet, Portman
fqesre. the Lady of the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Plunkett, of the
Colditream Guards. of a daughter.
In Dublin, on the zad ult. the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel
Rots, of the 23d Light Dragoons, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At St. Manin's in the Fields, Lieutenant Brown, of the Royal
Navy, to Mifs Biuek, 'of Kennet Town.
Lately. at St. John's, Newfoundland, Daniel Borne, Efq. porter
of his Mayfly's loop Rattler, to Mifs M Curdy, daughter of the
late John JM•Curdy. Efq. furgeon, of St. John's.
Wedrefday fe'nnight, Jofeph Wibiama, Efq Lieutenant and
Qinner-Matter of the Divifion of Royal Marines at Porfninutb,
to Mifs Mortimer, eldeß daughter of the late E. H. Mortimer,
Efq. of Trowbridge.
At Chrltenham, the Hon. Capt. Jones of the Navy, to Mifs
Palmer. daughter of the late T. Palmer, Efq formerly of Pont..
mouth

On the 2lft ult. John Daly Clogan, in the county Rofcommon.
Efq. to Mifs Anne O'Dogherty, of North Cumberland itrect,
Dublin.

On the 27th ult. at St..Zoltit's, Hackney, Charles Curtis, Efq. flan
of the Rev. Charles Curds, of Solihull. Warwickildre, to Mils
Charlotte Healey, daughter of lfaac Healey, Erg Clapton.
Tharfday, the 27th Wt. at Hatfield, Erre; Wm. Tooke, Ffq. of
Gray's Inn, to Amelia, laird daughter of the late Samuel Shaer),
Erg of Cries, in the rattle mint.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Abing,:cm, on 'Thurfilay let. at St.
George's. Hanover-rguare, to Iktifs Emily Gage, youngett fitter to
Lord Vifeount Gage, of Fine place, near Lewes.