Star.
London, England, 1824-10-26 00:00:00

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PROM Tiff AUGSBURG GAZETTE.

AUGSSURO, OCT. 16.
The small horde of Kergis which pays tribute to the
Russian empire, has, with the consent of the Emperor,
raised to their throne the new Khan Erschangir, son of
Bukey, the last Khan of the horde. Upon the Bth of
July the ceremony was performed, at a small distance
from the city of Malsk, in an extensive plain, called
the Plain of the Khans. When the new Khan, attended
by the other Sultans, his parents, the Chiefs, and elders
of families, appeared upon the plain, the garrison of ,
.Malik presented arms. An escort of fifty. Cossacks,
furnished by the Governor of Orenburgh, protected the
sacred person of the Khan. Two Generals, the Ileeman,
of the army, and a crowd of officers of the staff, received
and proclaimed him Khan.. General Essen, the mili-
tary Governor of Orenburgh, informed him, that after
the free election of the people, and the permission of
the Emperor. the coronation should take place. Two
letters of assent from the Emperor were then read, one
of which was•addiessed to the Kban,ythe other to the
people. The new Khan pronounced in a loud voice,
and kneeling, after the eastern fashion, the usual oath.
He kissed, in proof of his submission, the letter of the
Emperor. He raised it over his head, and finally he
signed the, formula of the oath. He was then attired in
splendid garments, which were sent him from St. Pe-.
tersburgh. The Hetman put upon his • shoulder the
cloak; a Colonel presented him with the bonnet of the
black fox of Siberia; and an Adjutant of General Essen
encircled his waist with a golden.hilted sword. The
banquet given by General Essen to the Khan and all his
suite took place in a gallery raised, constructed in the
~lair. Tlie tribe of Kergis, consisting of moie than a
thousand individuals, was also feasted at the expense of
the Government upon the banks of the Ural. The
beauty of the Leasonattraacd more than three thousani
persons to Witt.CtS the celectrctly.

POLICE. INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-IR/USK

A man named Magius, who stands charged with having stolen a
large quantity of silver, underwent an examination before the Tinto
MA VAC— MT. lirotivu, of the urns of Brown and Brio, identified
the property us part of the goods of the firm, and the prisoner was
fully commit•ed for trial.
The Odice was otetv%ively crowded, on account of the final exa-
.nitiation of .E4anezer and Bath ,Ifenro, brother and sister, the ser-
vants
of Mr. White, ut Cannon-street, who were charged with
having committed robberies to a very large amount, and who
.hammed a burglar l:, in order to cooccal the part they took in plun-
dering the caairison of their master.
Iliotaine attended in behalf of the prisoners.
Mr. Ilosozn,jun. for the prosecution, brought forward fresh evi-
dence to show that the female prisoner had paid a 101. note at the
Baza..r, itt Soho-upsare. This note was pnoved. to be part of the
6111. btek u out of the cosh-box OD. I4l# night of the pretended a I-
glary. Ruth Munro had got a person who was with her to sign the
limit of Webb, Fish-street-hill, on the ione.
Evidence was given that the male prisoner had pawned some of
the stolen property, and convey.d away other articles.
Both prisoners were then fully committed to take their trial for
the capital offence.
GUILDIIALL.
Yesterday Mary King, an old poor-looking woman, was charged
by Catherine Walsh, a widow, residing at No. 12, Blue-court, Saf-
fron-bill, with forgery. The widow,wi.bing to send some money
over. to Ireland, but not being able to write, engaged the prisoner
to write a letter for her to one Donald Al. Dough, and she inclosed
a check or order for 5/. which she directed to be laid out in a fea-
ther-bed for her, "and to keep it till she arrived in Ireland. The
prisoner, however, directed the letter to her own daughter, telling
her to come over to lousi:ru ante receiving the money. Tbe widow
received a letter from Ireland, telling her that no money had ar-
rived. This letter was handed to the Magistrate, Alderman Alan-
who„ on reading it, said that the widow must go over the
water to prosecute the peisoo MI . InTed the receipt for the order.
At present there was no proof agaistat tier erimmer.—Discharged.