Star.
London, England, 1823-01-29 00:00:00

BOXERS.

Yesterday Jahn Green, of pugilistic notoriety, was charged at
Lambeth-street Office with nearly biting off the nose of Mr.
Cabin, tallow chandler, of Stratford. The parties were at a
public huuse, when a dispute arose, and Green challenged Mr.
Calvin to fight, but not succeeding, he rushed at him, and seized
his nose with his teeth, and would have completely severed it
from his face but for the interference of a third person. In de-
fence he said, the complainant thrust his nose in his face In a
most disagreeable manner, which induced him to take that mode
of reveng'. He was ordered to find b

The Earl of LONSDAIIE has again met wi h a se-
rious accident, at his seat, Cottesmere, Lincolnshire,
by his horse falling with him. The conc,us,ion has oc-
casioned very acute pains in his side,.rfrhich
was so severely injured by the accident .which betel
him in the Park last year.
Saturday, as the Earl of BRADFORD,WaS on his
way from Shrewsbury to Prado, the carriage run
over a poor old deaf woman named Mary Jones,
aged 71, and killed her on the spot. His Lordship
expressed much regret at the accident, and ordered
the body to be buried at his expense.—Coroner's Ver.
dict—Accidental Death.

Tuesday, the 14th instant, Thomas Berrisford,a hey of eleven
years old, whilst washing himself in a reservoir belonging to a
steam engine, at Macclesfield, fell in and was literally scalded to
death. Connected with the above is a singular circumstance :
one of the persons invited to the poor boy's funeral, excused
himself, alleging that his own funeral would speedily take place.
In less than an hour be was taken ill, died the same day, and
was interred on the day that the boy was carried to the grave.
GMLDHALL—Cltroline Gray, a young female, who had been
found in St. Paul's Church-yard, surrounded by a crowd, with
her bosom uncovered, and apparently in a state of idiotcy, was
brought up. Alderman VENAILTS treated her with great kind-
ness, and, from her answers, when they could be wrung from
her, it seems she has a father living, who was a soldier under
Colonel W—, in whose protection she had lived,' but had
parted from him some time, and did not know where he Was.—
She had ftieasls at Colebrook, but she declined naming them.
Her answers were connected, but the general wildness of her
manner evidently evinced a disordered mind. The Alderman
observed, she was probably a victim of seduction, and distress,
and the desertion of her paramour, had affected her intellect
He ordered her to be taken care of till enquiries should be made..

Bow-Sratar.—Yourstrot, Daraavirr.—For a considerable
time past t4e inhabitants of Clare-market and Its immediate
neighhburhood, bad occasion to complain of a nuisance of the
worst description, namely, what is called a flash-house, in Cle-
ment's-lane, in Which some part of the market is situate, and has
been for months past the daily and nightly resort of young thieve,
and prostitutes of the very lowest grade, at which boys and girls
were permitted to assemble without regard to ay, character, or
condition, and sing and drink as long as they' chose.
On Monday night, about half past 'ten o'clock, Perry, Ni-
cholls, and Morris conductors, with a strong party of patrol,
went there with the warrant, and found'in s back room 19 boys
and three girls, apparently from about 13 to IS years of age ;
most of them, however, below 16. Of the girls, the eldest was
not 15; but they had all three been long known, as walking the
Piazza in Covent-garden. •
They were yesterday morales brought before MODEM RA LLB,
Req. and placed at the bar. • Their names. were:
John Williams' James bl'Carthy,
.lohn and David Davis,
(brothers) John Davis, John Shee,'John -Starkey, Timothy
Donovan, Charles Dailin, George Owen, George Mailer, Wil-
liam Freeman, Thomas Newman, Robert Ward, Janes Daley,
Michael Curtain, William Crowther, Frederick Dote, Janita..
Hutting, Mary Fletcher, Mary 111*Carthy, and Elizabeth Mom..
The first twelve of this number were recognised by the Officers, '
and sworn to as reputed thieves. • •
• They were convicted as rogues and vagabonds, and .reputed•
thieves, altl committed to Totlull-fields Bridowell far fourteen. .
,days, to be kept to hard labour,. The oche! seven male prisoners
were discharged ; the girls were committed for one month each
to the House of Correction.
Mr. llama, in the course of the examination, observed, ,fiat
the house where the wretched prisoners
.were Rend woes:great .
public nuisance, and must certainly be put down.
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Colts li.XCIIAMOP., j 4 tn.
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'effectual thaw having taken 'lice thip Rivet Willa negleetss.;
ble. There will be little or iso,bltsionse.deekhesinteerlay, teal
, prices may be considered as leet-qupied4 bmett,rnintttntrallr's
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