Star.
London, England, 1824-09-24 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Henty Oniony and Rem, Iryatt, the hackney-coachmen, who
we examined, on Tuesday, for the outrage alleged to have been
committed upon Sarah Maynard, the deaf and dumb girl, were
brought up again yesterdays before Mr. Alderman Cox. To insure
a correct examination, the Alderman went himself early yr.....j
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morning, to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, to procure the atteht4.•
ante of a proper person to carry on communication with the girl+
The Parish Officers of Limehouse bad also sent their beadle, td
give every information they possess, and from his account of 11111
girl's general character, as well as from the answers elicited fngj
her on more minute examination, enough was gathered to put an
end to the capital offence; but Alderman Cox felt it to be his duty
to hold them to bail to answ,r for the assault.
It appears that the girl left the Deaf and Dumb Institution
nearly six years age, her time having expired at Christmas, 1818,
since which she was tried at the Old Bailey for stealing a watch.

'AI ARY. L A -BO NNE OFFICE.
An elegantly-dressed female, of genteel manners, was brought
up on a charge of insulting and annoying a person tailing himself
Captain Brown, and who gave his residence 46, Upper Thornhatig.i.
street. The Captain stated that the Lady had for therly lived utithr
his protection; but that her improprieties had compelled him us
break off the connexion, since when she had annoyed and abus:d
him whenever she met him. The preceding night she met hint in
Charlotte-street, and applied to him the epithets " rascal, fellow,
scoundrel," &c. and amused herself with pointing him out to tho
ridicule of her companions.
In reply to this charge, the female, in very torrent language, as-
sured the Magistrate that the charge was unfounded. She had the
misfortune, about ten months ago. to become acquainted with the
complainant, who represented himself as a man of good prorerty.
and offered to take her under his protection, which she assented to,
in the hopes of being rescued from the unk..rpy life she was !, ad-
ing. Accorftgly.'she went to live with bun at No. 7, Uower-
placei where site had nut been long before he intimated to her
his finances were limited, and that he should expect her to go out
occasionally of evenings; to obtain money for the maintenance of
their mutual respectability of appearance. She was astonished se
the propesitino, and told him that he could have nu regard fur her,
or he never would have madelrer such an arr.- lie made answer,
that the wives of many respectable persons pursued such a course,
and that there was nothing in it of which she need feel ashamed.
She soon after found that the *hole of the house was let out by
hint to Ladies of equillocal charmer. Finding she would hot
comply with his proposals, be --e4entrially dismissed her, and had
ever since pursued her with the most unrelenting hatred.
The complainant denied the truth of the anove statement, but
admitted that there were several kept mistresses in thelou,e. lle
went on to charge Nei. with gross habits of intoxication, and with
repeated infidelities.
Mr. Rawuttooss observed, that he bad brought the evils he corn.
plained of nu himself by forming such a connexion; and pfter some
further observations, not very Battering to the compl-Mant, he
asked hint who he was?

The complainant replied, that he held a commission in his Ma-
jesty's service, and had accompanied the well-known Mungo Parke
in his unfortunate eapenition to Africa. At present he resided ac
46, Upper Thorshaagh-strevr.
Mr. ftawtmrsos said, If he did hold a commission in his Majesty's'
service, he was sorry to see him in his present situation. The con-
duct of both pmies *as reprehensible; but if there were any Ma
in the scale, it was not in his favour. Turning to the femak, the
worthy Magistrate procetled to say, that he bliould that time dis-
charge ber,.liht that it she in future offered any molestation to the
complainant; he Would certainly commit her, it brought before him.

LAMBETH-STREET.
Yesterday, John lirmun, the new candidate foi pugilistic raffle,
wlo a short time since challenged Langan, applied to Sir 1/A24EL
WILLIAMS for a warrant. Brown said, that a few days agb, a coo.
stable, residing at Devon; in Essex, assaulted him, by strikint hint
several times vlith hii staff, and drove in three of his ribs. His
arm, which he wore in a sling, was also muck firulatd and swollen.
The next day he applied to the Rev. Mr. TOrrsts, a Magistrate of
the County, for a warrant, bit Whom he was referred to Mr. Juno,
another Magistrate; but tailiog to obtain redress, he went to Bow-
street and Sir RICHARD Bflativiicl,Osed hies to apply at this lace.
Sir DANIEL Wftwass said, that if ,eomplainint had applied in the
first instance, he would have granted a warrant but not *lva he
had been refused by other Magistrates. He might, if' he pleased,
indict the constable at the Sessions.—Brown thanked the Map-
straw, and said the injuries he had received would, he feared; pre.
vent him from entering atrutession—(the boxing ring)—by
he had hoped to make an honourable livelihood.