Star.
London, England, 1825-03-31 00:00:00

HATTON.GARDEN.

Samuel Bickering, driver of the hackney chariot No. fts4, was
brought up from Spa-fields watch-house, charged with grimily as-
saulting ltlizabeth Bridges, a very decent young woman, in the ser-
vice of Mr. Spencer, of Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell. She stated
that, on the preceding evening, she was sent by her mistress on an
errand to Mount Pleasant, and from thence she had mges to Hounds-
ditch. When she got into the City-road, .he conceived herself
astray, and inquired of the defendant her right course? he ao-
soared her very familiarly, and forced her into some adjoining wine.
vaults, where she was compelled to take a glass or shrub. On
coming out, he forced her into his chariot, saying he was going in
that direction. In an instant he jumped in, and another Mien
mounted the box, and drove off at great speed. He ,proceeded
then to take the most indecent lib' rties, while she screamed for as-
sistance. She was driven in various directions, and at one time she
succeeded in bursting open the door ; and, calling for assistance,
sonsecentlemen ran to rescue her, but the fellow on the box bummed
their speed, so that pursuit was vain. At least*, about eines
o'clock (three hours after she was forced into the coach), lupus*
Mr. Wood's, Northumberland Arms, Clerkenwellireen, he was aer
traded by her cries of " Watch! murder r &c. when he succeeded
in deppingehermach.
Mr. Woods etsted•that, on tenxiipg the coach door, he observed
the young woman in a state °foam ,eshaustion, and the prisoner
taking the most Indecent liberties.
He denied the charge of assault, and said that the girl warranty
as tipoy as himself; and hod onlentartly accompanied him.
Lie was ordered to glee 114 boors' noticeof good bail.
WORSHIP-STREET.

Chinks Carnertht, driver of Waterhouse's Plymouth math, was
Mourieted in .the penalty oaf LW sod cnets,.on an Miami/dos Mid
azalea him by John Sims, for carrying a greater quantity of lug-
gage on the roof than allowed by Act of Parliament. The informer's
witness said Demounted the coach at Piccadilly, and proceeded by,
It to Hounslow.. He measured the length of the iuggage,.aistferaisd
At three feet eight inches. being twoaty inches Mere than allowed kr
the Act. The defendant contended, that the informers ought ne
have given notice to aomelerson about the coach, that they wet*
'bout to measure the luggage.—The Magistrate said the Wormers
read dose all the Act required, and the defendant was convicted is
the penalty of 450.
BIARLBOROUGH-STR-BliT.
An elderly woman, mined Ahoy Butigemsebranght op net de fel-
lowing charge :—Lt ihnialint Mr. Mends, of ilover.stseet. shot
paying for SOME advartimage;ti, plamid his perhet-bnalt. moteinileg
C 65, in his brew pocket; when he returned home .be dressedlor
dinner, and the coat was thrown on a chair, and the pocket-bet*
forgotten • the next amain the book could net be fated. AN
Mr. Monies servants were examined, and the cook, whoomdir-
wont several examinations, leas eePPeeed to by the guild peeps
'and was dismissed from the service. A reward•was offered for the
recovery of the money and book, which had the name and addreen
of the owner written on it. A few days age ktonnation was coo-
veyed to Mr. Morris, .that eneof the. amble, lir Lao, was paid Map
the Sauk of Reiland. Aftercomidocithlollitiele It wall teeted to
have come from the prisoner, and she, wimivireilod to and depot-
ened with a strict search, drew far* Item emir her sum Mao
identical pocket-boob, and which cdatalnied mielltar Las
Three men were also placed at the bar with her, avid IngrhidA,
appeared, changed the other notes, upowneeiving a hair= pm.
maws. They received a severe reproof from the Megigiterooma
were liberated.—Mrs. Budge said she found the book in the Stymie
and was greatly delighted at being so forrenate.—She weamMi.
sekted See Wei.

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DIED.
Oa the 21st inst. March, at Bristol, ang met
7a TO, merchant of that eity. Aa he warmalidmg AIM
in apparently good health, lae dropped demand lammtreentiral.
Monday, at Hampton Court Paha, Lodi BROWS•
Lately, aged 76, the Rev. Was. Plano* 1111 sister of North
Mamma Books.
At Cledtatn,. Bucks, aged 74, the Rev..l. Foam

COAL MARKET, MARCH 80.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
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2S Sunderland 191 491 Od to 39s 114

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