Star.
London, England, 1831-07-26 00:00:00

POLICE REPORT.

GUILDHALL.—JoMs Moore, who had been before
Alderman on a previous day, was brought up for r•..eva,

It appeared that the unfortunate man bad attempted
destroy himself yesterday morning by cutting his thrust •
but being timely discovered his design was frustrated. s;
determined, however, was he on self-destruction, that he
tore the bandage from his neck, and thrust his finger 'lute
the wound, and it became necessary to put handalt
upon him.
Mr. Alderman Ansi.ns• directed that the poor kow
should be re-coaducted to the Compeer, and that be shuul."
receive every attention, until he should have so far recovered
as to be able to hear the charge which was allegedagainst him
Bow-SearaT.—Mr. Alley appeared to support fo,;
informations preferred at the instance of the Cuvon.:,
loners of Stamps., against Henry Hetherington, pirate
Hingsgate-street, Holborn, for printing and publishins
numbers of the Republican, and two numbers of ,he.
Mass's Guardian, without having been duly stamped, they
being to all intents and purposes newspapers.
The defendant did not appear, and the several eases v
sane into tootle.
Proof of the publication of the numbers having been given,
and of the service of two summonses on the defendant,
Alley read various passages from the publication, and
The magistrates having decided that they all came under
the denomination of newspapers,
Mr. Alley prayed for the highest penalty allowed by tile
act of parliament, observing that, as mildness appeared to
have no effect on the defendant, it would now be seen who
thee the law was to be trifled wills any longer.
The defendant was then fined 201. in each case, mak:.
a total of 801. on the four informations, and Mr. Alley buil
mated that as soon as the convictions shall be put into ofh.
vial form, they would be laid before the magistrates, and
then, if the defendant did not appear, an attachment would
be issued against his person.
Mr. Alley stated also, that it was intended to proceed
under an act of parliament passed in the reign of Om
rgainst any person who should in future hawk about the
streets for sale all papers containing news of the day, which
should not be duly stamped.
MARLBOROUGII-STREET—A SUNDAY! DINKEL—
A shabbily &mud fellow was yesterday placed at the ha:,
charged with stealing a piece of beef and other atticlo.
The prisoner was observed watching a butcher's shop 11:,
some time, and at length pounced upon a piece of bed
weighing five pounds. A police constable observed Lin;
and on his being searched a quantity of French beans a.:,
found in his pockets.
The prisoner said that he was merely looking out for a
hit of men. for his Sunday's dinner when he was collart,
and he certainly meant to go back to the shop end pay for it.
The worthy magistrate, unfortunately for him, entertain,"
a different opinion, and he was fully committed fur trial.
Malt Y.LEBows.—iitsterday, a young man named Jones,
who stated that he bad a wife and two children, was ex,.
mimed to the House of Correction to bard labour, thugs!
with indecent behaviour in the Regent's-park.
Peter Hawkins was held to bail, charged with assaulting
a foreign female, about forty years old, one of his lodgers.
while asleep in her own chamber.
Twines Powca.—Yesterday, Henry Foss, a Gravesea
watcrman, was charged with detaining a new beaver hat, the
property of Mr. Poole. That gentleman was, on the 28th
of June, on board a steamer bound to Hull, when his hat
blew off; the defendant was in his boat, picked it up, and
demanded fen. to restore it. Mr. Poole offered him 4s. but
the other would not part with it for that sum. So ?dr. P.
went to Hull minus a hat. The Magistrates compelled Lin:
to restore the hat, and fined him 101. with costs.
QUEEX•SQUARE.—An elderly man, of most respectable
appearance, about sixty-five years of age, who gave his nun;
Thomas Brown, was placed at the bar, before Mr. WHITE.
charged with stealing several articles of plate from Alice'.
Coffee-house, at the House of Commons. Josiah Pride,
waiter, saw the prisoner leaving the sideboard where the
plate was placed, and go down stairs. Witness found the
plate on his person. The prisoner was fully committed for
trial.
Laninan.s•rearr.—William Walker, alive Blackqvca
Billy, and Wm. Wilbraham, were committed to Newpt:,
n a charge orrobbing a poor man of 4s. &L in silver.

CRICKETING...—GENTLEMEN AGATNSTPLAT-
Eits.—The match between eleven gentlemen and site
players of all England commenced yesterday at Marybont.
For some time past the moth has been the topic of mom
sation among cricketers. The hilowing are the players
Gentlemen—Sir F. Bathurst, Bart. K. H. Budd
Saa . .
Felix, Esq. C. Harene, Esq. W. Keen, Esq. H.
cote, Esq. H. Jenner, Esq. C. Jenne', Fat. H.
Esq. G. T. Knight, Esq. W. Ward, Esq. Playas—
Beagley, Broadbridge, Caldecourt, Liliywhite, Mills, F.
Pilch, Saunders, Searle, Wenman.
In Staffordshire there are very great complaints
of stagnation in the iron trade ; prices are exceed-
ingly low, and the iron-masters complain that they
can get no orders.
Mr. Curtis has just published a fifth edition of
his excellent •' Treatise on Diseases of the Ear." Tkis
edition contains much new and useful information, and will
be found highly interesting to those afflicted with any deka
of hearing.
MEDICAL INSTITUTION, NO. 92, Phillips-
street, Kingsland.road, Shoreditel, London; for the safe
and effectual cute of DEAFNESS, worm in the REA
PURULENT and PUILIEORS DISCHARGES of the Eas,ana
NERVOUs conimaturs,—We eanseady call the attention
of our readers to the above celebrated Establishment, whirl,
iso presume, must prove highly gratifying and benefichl tc
Ilta Aimed. The Nervous and Debilitated Invalid labour
hag under Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Fearful Imaginations, Palpitation of the Heart, Trembling
of the Limbs, Painful Sensations of the Stomach and BASIN
Impaired Memory, Debility, whether Constitutional, or after
any Illness, Weakness of Sight, Flatulency, Nausea, Mrztg
or Bodily Decay, or the whole tribe of Nervous Affection',
that in many instances render life truly miserable, we an
happy to learn, are very successfully treated, without de
least injury to the most delicate habits, as the many pews
restored to a good state of health have happily prone..
The afflicted with any defects of Hearing and Mena
of the ear may also obtain the most essential benefit: ami
for the satisfaction of patients similarly afflicted, we itcl
much pleasure to select from among many other cures. de
following three extraordinary ones :—A Patient res:dicg
with a clergyman in Surrey, wbo had been deaf fifteen pan,
with much nervous debility, has been restored to hearing.
the best delights of society, and a perfect state of health.—
A gentleman of fortune, near Reading, deaf ten years,
per
fectly restored.—And an invalid, in Whitechapel, who M.i
been deaf fifteen years, attendant with purulent dischargt,
from both ears, and twat distressing noises in the head, ani
debilitated state of health, has happily been perfectly rm.
stered. Numerous testimonials of cures effected on pence;
of the highest respectability, residing in various part. ,4
London and the country, may be seen. The treatment em
not occasion the least pain or inconvenience; and from a..
great number of persons recently restored, we strongly n•
commend the most obstinate or long-standing cases,
those who hem neglect or unskilful treatment have bass
deemed incurable, not to despair of obtaining relict—The
charge is moderate, and the hours of attendance, daily, fray
Eleven to Six in the evening, Sundays excepted. Patin"
who cannot conveniently attend at the Institution, on stair;
their cases by letter, post paid, inching CI, will have It:,
able medicines and advice immediately forwarded.
BIRTHS.

The 26th inst. at his Lordship's residence. Otosfer•e!'
street, the Countess of of a son—Thunda!,
Wliton-crescent. Lady C.hßulke sy, of a son—The 01
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at Dorset-place. Dorset-square. the Lady of Captain E. A
M'Creedy, of the Hon. S I. Company's aervice. of a tor.

MARRIED.
The 23d inst. by special license, at Felbrigg ball, Viltourt
I/animate. grandson of the Earl of Listowel, to Hats A 6
gusts, widow of the late G. T. Wyndham, Esq. of CTC:re'
hall, county of Norfolk.

DIED.
Tim S2B lost. at TrMenden Rectory, aged 31, Anna Mans
wife of the Rev. B. P. Neale, eldest daughter of the late
Dunk% El M.D. of Sideekei, Kent_The 24th Jerk
Oat mbra
alteinslit 41 MIN James Maclean, N.
late aed' ember of the Hou4e e.
Kell— •et CAA:, to Ids landing front Eeg!an.i.
the Baron de Ma 22—Sunday, in .luld.sui,i.
Bruusteklo.ageaus, Alm Busby, lady of Dr. Busby, Vert.
later of Lucrative—a U. Abereromby, of Birkeobog.ll:
whiles event tog pise es Meaday sennlght, at lir bolls,
Sr George had attained the eiraiseed age of 84.
Lummox r Abated and Published by Joie SLOW.
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