Star.
London, England, 1823-09-06 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

BAIITHOLOXZW PAIR.--A man of very decent appearanet
named At ridge, was brought iip, charged w;ih having violently/
seized a young woman ti:,nied Greco, aild eipofi:d het perm,.
Mr. Cope, the Marshal, stated, that it was usual for a <4
fellows, on " the skylark plan," to attack any stspectable
nules who might come in coi;uct with them The complain attl
clothes were lifted almost over her head by one party.thipccketi
of other girls were cut off by the other.
lilary Green described the insult she had received, and ro'crif
that the defendant was one of those, who, upon pretence of prig
testing, assaulted her in so disgraceful a manner.
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Aki;;rman Cox declared that the defendnot should he ptost.eW
ted at the expense of the City, and ordered him to /Ind good ban

MAR utottoua u.sritEr.:T.

A eery interesting young girl complained zt this office of as
assault on her by Patrick Alotrfam, as she was walking along
Oxford-street on Thursday evening. The prisoner, she said,
accosted and treated her in a very indecent manner.. She SLVC:4I
times cautioned him to desist, but in vain ; and at len2th, with
the assistance of another woman, to whem she told how she wts
treated, gave him in charge to the watch.

NoWian, in the 17.05 t solemn manner, denied ever having seen
her before ; but she persisted in hN being the person. She was
so much agitated wink sit:Cr:7, the complaint, th.tt the MagistraTe
asked her if she feared any budi!y injury from the prisoner ? To
which die answered, " No."
He was then desired to find bail for a common assault..
UNION HALL

TUE ROE RRRR As LAIIIIEIII I'ALACK.--4reftrjf nitkP, atlas
Harry Iluks, was brought up in "etrni.dy of CLoprr, a Quezna
square ()Moir, who apprehended hint on Thursday night, is
Duck-lane, IVestrninskr, on suspicion of ,:eing concaned in the
robbery at Lambeth Pi:lace, about a month s.:ace.
'dinkier was formerly a waiter at the Lathe rine 11 heel
house, at the corner of Uni,):-street llorough, bat of late
has been a very bad character, and is considered by the Police
on the other side of the water, zs expert a housebreaker as there
is in London, for his age, he bring still very young.
Cooper informed the Magistrates, that he thought he Antal
be able to make a strong case against the prkoncr in a few day%
lle was accordi:'gly remanded till Wednesday.
I I ITTON-G ARDEN.

Yesterday, the curious case of two men clArning a child each
as his own, came on to be heard, but Mr. Serjeant Sri., ox Xtated
that he bad no jurisdiction, and that he bad grant6cl a summons
in expectation that the parties might come to an amicable at.
rangement, but as both were determined to defend their conduct
he must dismiss the charge, advising the complainant to procure
a Habeas Carpus to bring forward the child.
blarkham, the Constable, was ordered to find bail, he having
seized a young Gentleman, named Powis, while standing at the
top of Mutton-bill, and dragged him through the streets as a
thief. Markham said, the boy precisely antwrered the deecrlp.
tion of one suspected of a robbery; be was sorry f,:r what itehag
done; but as soon as he W 34 satisfied who the buy was, he ins-
rnediately liberated him. Serjeant SEI.LO read him a severe
lecture on the caution with which he should execute his duties

Alexander Campbell and !Valiant Corstorphine. %%he
were indicted to stand trial at the en,uing Circuit
here, for house-breaking at Greenock, was last :light
(Monday), about nine o'clock, though handcuffed
together, rescued by a party of felows in Clyde•stree;.
No trace of them has yet been dicovered. They were
brought from Greenock in a noddy, under a charge
of two officers, and came out of the cart iage at the
end of the New Bridge, immediately after whith
their liberation was effected by the gang of &Teta-
does.—Glasgow Courier.