Star.
London, England, 1824-06-08 00:00:00

111 AR LBOROUGILSTREET.

Six Gentlemen of rank, fashion, and fun, were brought f.
St. James's watch'-house, charged with noise and riot the bight
fore in the streets. Their it on,!s, as given at the office, are—Sir
lkwry Goodrich", James Milky, Thornus Mitten, --- FotivNibj,
derick Jones, and John OTerd.
The w.atelintan stated, that the defendants were nt :king all the
hideous noises they could poasihly contrive, about two o'clock in the
morning, in the Regent's 62, sadnint ; and on his remmistrati: g w:tlt
them, Mr. 'Ninon took up a brick-hat, now product d, ar.d threat-
ened to split his head with it; and the °Urn; ahu'ed hint most
grossly : upon which he took th:ort all to the watch-holt:L., or rather,
indeed, he took Mr. Mit t.tn, ;el(' the rest havicg ft he charged
them art, wain duty hou.A. Tip: only one of the party, he tkat
appeared to be drunk, was Mr. Mitton.
The defendants said, that they were making nis noise ; they were
merely laughing, and perhaps speaking Bather leutily, when th
watchman interfered, and Mr. Mittou said that he got hit ref:
complete/1 torn off his hack.

.Another watc:imals w; examined at to the imbue made in •F.:
street, and he declared that at first he thought ft WAS a pa:: of
hounds and. a hunt coming up the street.
Mr. Roc said, that it WAS highly improper to be dhturbiog Ole
peaceable inhabitants by such conduct, and ordered Air. Mitron t 9
pay ss. for being drunk, and the 41:hors Is. each for their discharge

DUNDEE, MAN' 27.-Yesterday was the 4, flittin", term;"
a day which exposes the nakPidness of many farniEcs, and
tha words of Sterne's mendicant, that " there is misery etieuth
everywhere." A singular instance of this occurred at the Witch-
: know. A woman, the mother of three children, was turned o.at
of doors, from inability to pay her rent. On the fort nolo, befo:.
going, bbe placed one of her children in a neighbour's house and
went off with the other two. The deserted innocent amused itself
for a considerable time ; and no notice was taken of its mother's
absence, till a line was discovered in its little hand, bearing the
following words—" Necessity makes me leave you. Goo knows
I'm war enough to do it : but though the lose.; have ho;es and the
birds of the air have nests, I have not where to Lis/ my head.'
It was true: she had been born to a better fate. The last rag she
posses.ed was a piece of bed furniture; and this she sold on the
previous night for sixpence, to buy, as she said, some food for bet.
self and little ones.

A subscription for the Greeks has been commenced
at Calcutta, and up to the Bth of January, 18,76sicca
rurecs had been subscribed.

It is said that a Gentleman moving in the higher cir-
cies, and possessing considerable property, has under.
• taken the singular task (for a wager of 500 guineas), to
beg his way horn London to Eiinburgh, and return
within a month, engaging to save 1001. during his jpur-
ney : to start in less than a fortnight.
An Inquest was held at the London Hospital, on the
body of W. Hewitt, who, in the course of a public-
house squabble with W. Dove, a coal porter, received
a thrust with a tobacco-pipe in the eye, which caused his
death.—Verdict—illanslaughter.

BIRTHS.
On the sth inst. at Cheshunt, the Lady of Thomas Todd Wal-
ton, Esq. of the Foreign Pest Office, of a son.
May 2.1, at Moordrecht, in the South of Holland, Cornelia
Radder, wife of Gerret Veryssel, carpenter, was safely delivered
of her twenty-fourth child; she is in her 44th year, and has been
married 21 years. • Her excellent state of health gives reason to be-
lieve her fecundity is not at an end.