Star.
London, England, 1825-09-07 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

A tail young man. of deep olive complexion, and dressed in the
Bret style of Whim was charged with having swindled Mr.
Wingfield, the proprietor of the White Hart Hotel, Holborn, out
of the meonemodatjon of a sitting-room and bed-room; with the
neeessary accompaniments of soups and vermicelli, wine, and
walnuts, for the .of tWo cadre days, in figures M. 3s. 3d. The
Itinaseitapen the hotel.k..:per as a Mr. Boller, A
Dem preprietor, from which pkee be had only just arrived,
and !hat his luggage was stilleto hoard the vessel lying at the docks.
He then asked if he could be accommodated with a pair of horses
and a server, as be wee partlctuarly partial to riding. Mr. Wing.
lied said be had *betterapply to some of the livery-stable-keepers,
and ntendoeed the name of one, Mr. Anderson, of flrars.but.
lane. The hint was taken, and the following day the Gentleman
tarned out in the very first style, mounted on a beautiful blood
usate,'and attended by a smartly cockaded groom, and agreed to
pay for the establishment" the vulgar stipend of twenty guineas
per month during pkastue. Thus equipped, the supposed Nabob
found little diSculty in obtaining goods to any extent in the neigh-
bourhood.

Mr. Serjeant Sau.on--Have you any friends or acquaintance iu
London to *hem you can refer?

PresoneV—Olit yes, several Gentlemenifthe first respectability.
Berjeatie Haigh knows me and my seessehes istilia_very welL
It finally appeared by a lotto', thillit.eal• illalpfiemer, that his
name was liegess; and as he cembinfiltpay tfinnelsial persons who
appeared to make claims on. WIN 116 was Vemmulssi See farther
This Mite was thronged. yesaeriar4 morning. titbit a inteserons
crowd of applicants, for recline el seal or fancied grflawithallt and
nearly seventy persons remained within the hen grasp of " Old
Father Antic,the Law," fat miens alleged misdemeanours.
Mrs. lfargerat O'IZ. elderly Lady from the North of
Ireland, was brought bp,7ri With having exhibited a little too
much of that national vivacity which so frequently induces her com-
patriots to " meet with a friend, and *love knock him down."
It appeared, from the evidence of Mrs. Mary Crumble, that
thew two social souls having foregathered at the" Horse-shoe and
Magpie" about ten o'clock un Monday night, were enjoying a
comfortableglass oni f " ennet short," and talking of " the rip of
the fair," " darling mild Ireland," and the days " when Malachi
wore the collar ofgold," dm and such like ex/snared:3g topics, when
Mrs. O'Donovau with all that exuberance of spirit which memory
and tun: conjoined seldom fail to (osier, started up, and drinking to
the health of Mrs.Cluaffedoff a full bumper of "the creature' "and
with the air of a female aVeckfiveh, threw the ease, not indeed over
her bead, but plump Into_ the face of the Lady. A cut on the
parietal bone, of sufficient magnitude to prove a lasting mark of be
kindness, was-the consequence.
Mrs. Donovan did not den either the bumper or the bump, but
indnuated,in excuse forum of *clatter, that Mrs. Crumble.
was a very bad neighbour-4n abort, said she, " There's no living
nor 'dying neither where the coulees betel she's so uproarious an_pleire
Y_Our wertotitr, sore she's swat than fifty di* Your wench* i" A
Othdemanlrery gravely prowonsied the pioseattrin to be indeed a
bad neighbo r. This testimony appeared to lave weight, and his
Wor • charge.
A man and his wife, of the name of Maillhell, were then brought
up, charged with VON and creating a disturbance In Little War-
oer-street, at two o'clock yesterday morning, on their way from the
fair, where An bad .somewhat exceeded in their potadoos.
Serjeant Smr.on aiking :whether it was pesnik.for, any one
(o come away from the fair sober. ? •
Mr. Marshall, with greet naivete, and a low bow, avowed that
he thought k impossible !
The worthy Alatirtrare, therefore, recommended him to abstain
from visiting it in future and_his money being all spent, dismissed
him, excusing the fees.

- • QUEEN-SQUAJtE.
J. Baser was brought up, charged with stealing a quantity of
ied-sieking; value nes. from the *bop of Mr. Roots, in Sloallo4tlllet,
melees. The evideece being dearly proved against the prisoner,
be was fully committed for trial.
Two lads, named Crejkand Orkirms, regular thieves in Westmin-
ster, Were charged with ete.allog trait tbd dialloary of Mr. Cooke,
a Milbank, a desk bawling to are of die dais, containing se-
veral valuable docustentadke, The primers were seen by several
persons with the prepsay, which they aterweis contrived to dis-
encumber themselves of, Mk being Pmenetip—llary were remanded I
for further examinable, and an legary to be Made in the mean-
dna to trace the property.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Wiltionorreescit Cherry, was otwonsittod, charged with robbing
his employers, Wells .and Nepbeer, woollen-dryers, flithopeptem
street, of a quantity of blue cloth, and other articles. The primmer
twinged his guilt on being apprehended. About 80 pawnbrokers
and their mistime were proem to establish 'Detentes of pledging
his matter's property with than, if it had bon deemed requisite.

LA M BETH-SMUT.
a. Ado' *stemma, was &stied with enacting more than his
legal fare from a Mr. Oliver, Who hired the defaulast's wherry at
the Tower Stain, to put two Ladies oa board a Gravesend steam-
boat lying Gilbert. The defendant bad demanded half.,-crown,