Star.
London, England, 1825-11-02 00:00:00

PUI ICE INTELLIGE.Nep.

GUILDHALL
A good humoured looking Gentleman, wearing
limb of the taw," who gave his name Wm. Nicholasovas
with disorderly conduct. About one o'clock in thenn„7oll
prisoner came along Aidersgate-street, shouting, and gua'77,„,*l
poker over bis head, and be had been trying the strength erZli
and the power of his arm, upon the window shutters
the whole line from Newgate-street to the entrance into 01
House square, to the great alarm of the inmates; he was '
the poker about, quite regardless whose head he might break.
whatever other mischief he might do. The watchman to,,i
before the night-Constable, when he was disarmed of the t....!A
and set at liberty. Outside of the watch-house he again ct.,
till and having pushed one of the patrols down, he teas loci;
morning. The dtfendant expressed his zorrow ,„"
had Occurred, and pleaded intoxication. He wet fined
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bring druuk. He was about quitting the Oircewithnut the ~
when the Alderman called him hack, and said, 4, pray, p
your poker." Hv smilingly obeyed the request, and nude 4;;,,'
A Tavern-keeper, eased bins at the door of this auuoying apps

BOW-STREET. -
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Robert Gardiner, a journeyman silvkrsmith, was broegit bp 0
warrant at tlo: suit of his employers, Messrs. Cowie, the Mtn's;
in Long-Acre, who charged him with leaving his work onikii,
and quitting their service in breach of his agreement.
The case was as itmpk a case as could well be imagiaid; 1
as each party came at ended by a solicitor, it nrcapied much ti
in Ow investigation. For one hour an.] a balr, by the oce
did the learned solicitor: array quibble x.iitist qt.ilk, Ltd ~,
against quibble; talking at each other with ail their ni.bt.',
sometimes with so much acrimony that the Magistraks were t:(
the necessity of calling them to order, and when they had fitiA
without cemitlit to any conclusion—the defendant bcgsed to be p
mitted to speak for himself.
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He admitted that be bad agreed to serve the complainants
that he had quitted their service, and left his work vililaitit'd •
breach el his agreement ; but he pleaded in elcure fix so
that they were unable to protect him against the violence
other workmen, who were continually persecuting &tut aesie:„.
him because he resisted .payment of a fine which the said
men had taken upon themselves to impose upon hint for suet,
leged misbehaviour of his, respecting a bet.
This plea the Magistrates held to be sufficient for a 4istuilqi
the complaint, and it was dismissed accordingly ; but at tk: ea,
time Om), told the defendant. he was wrong in quitting his
—inasmuch as he wolgd have been protected against the violmit
his felkov,wi.rkruen,lsad he thought proper to apply fur peat
tisa Magistrate. They. therefore recommended hint to ?cure.
his master's service' immediately, which he readily undertook t..;,
and there the matter ended.

Five backney.eoachmen appeared to summonses for leasinti.
coach:a on the stand opposite Vine-strect, Piccadilly. Wldi.,
exception of one, who pleaded a nectssary reason fur his alne.,,
they were fined ss. each, awl the costs.

RLBOROUG H-STREET.
' Two boys, named Brown and Danbrorin, not above eight
of age, were charged with highway rubbery. A youth n
Shuillier was-passing along Hyde Park with a basket in his

when the prisoners came up to him, asked what he had in his l:
ket ? and upon his replying" nu:hing," they knocked bins down as
ran away with his basket, which contained only some stings an.
instruments which were used by Shuilliet's father in his hotness,:
a piano-forte teacher. The prisoners were committed Inc trial.
WORSHIP STREET.
The Stewards of " The Provident 'Brothers' Society" appeneti
to answerthe complaint of a widow, who claimed teL to which,
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by the articles, she was entitled on the death of her husband.
appeared the articles bad never been enrolled, and the Ma&
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therefore ordered the Stewards to refund the 21. ss. the

bad contributed- to the-fonds, bating no poi &r to i-n.11;-ani;:i;
order. The Stewards said they were wiling to do that at first.

A corn-factor complained that a baker at hackney had pal
chased five sacks of four of him, agreeing to pay ready money, tst
when the flour had been delivered, the baker told him be cotil

not pay him till he had got a cheque for 47L which•he was ging
to the City for, and appointed to meet him at a Tavern is St. 'Alm
Axe. The baker. however, did not keep his appointment. audit
had not been able.to get any money of hint. The Magistrate ad
he could afford him no redress ; he should have kept to his de*.
initiation not to part with his flour till he bad got the money.

QUEEN-SQUARE.
A lad named Adams, was committed for stealing pies, and:tid-
ing down the pie-boy, in St. James's Park.
Lamm° WOIX UNVISIMILD.—Mr. Jucobs, a coachmaker, in Ti
ton-street, Westminster, charged a journeyman of the name I
Huebarid, who was formerly in his employ, with negkaing w
finish his work.

Husband, as It appeared io evidence, had agreed with Mr. Jactil
to make the underpart of two pi:xtons, in the month of June iaa,
for which he was to receive 121. 10s. He had received IJ. by the
16th of June, in advance, and he continued his work until tive
of the .month, when be relinquished the job. Couiplaicant haclos
consequence. lost the value of both the phaetons, and wa; Gan*
them upon mere speculation. He had already 1°,4 SU by them.
Husband's defence was. that Itlr. Jacobs kept him waiting Aube
iron work ; but this assertion was disproved by two witoesAs.
Mr. Gastioaza.—l am sorry, Husband, for it ; but it is my don
to send you to the House of Correction. I shall send you accordinty
for 14 days, as an ezample to journeymen coachtnakers.

An Inquest was held at the Town House, Mi:e End
Old Town, on the body of H. Cary, a pauper, Mho
died in the Workhouse, and whose 'death was said to
have been occasioned, or at least accelerated, by a
heating he had received flogs another pauper. The
Parish Surgeon, however, stated, that the blows were
not the cause of his death, which he rather imputed
natural debility.—The Jury gave a verdict according:'
NIELANCHnLY SHIPWRSCIC—HOLY ISLAND, OCT. 9:0.
—" It has never been my lot to record a more frelair
choly catastrophe than the loss of the sloop John and
Jessey, of Stornaway. She came on shore about noon,
on Friday, over a long reef of rocks near holy
called the Patten Steel, when I got out a sivoired
galley, and went round to render all the assisrarce
my power, and from the heavy sea which was running
little could be done, and to my great surprise, I frond
at least two hundred Holy Island- men standing looking
at the poor sufferers in-the rigging, without endeavour-
ing to reach r them the liatt assistaree. I, at last, with
tears in my eyes, implored them to assist in bringing
a cable over land, arid• with four iatlepid fellows, be•
longing to the Mermaid, revenue cutter, after bag
driven back several times, at length 'e gat two wen
and one lad out of the rigging; but cn reaching the
beach, one was found to be dead. It appeals she cos
Irons Liverpool, laden with slates, bound for Leith,
and called at Longhope, embarked a family, consisting
of a young governess, three girls, and a boy,' who. w th
the master and an old man, I am sorry of sat, love
met a watery grave. Every vestige of ',theiloop
ht
disappeared.l.—The name of the vessel is. incorrect!l
stated in the above letter, as appears by a notice poste°
at Lloyd's on Tuesday: She was the Robert and hot
of Stornaway, M.ICENzie, master. The nnfortnnite
family taken on board at Longhope, Ot y,
we have good reason to believe, of three children of
name of Pearman, a Miss Thompson, their gover'''
and an old man, name unknown. .

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