Star.
London, England, 1829-01-06 00:00:00

GUI LDIIALL.

A young man named Henry Ili:bourne, who was detected in
stealing a parcel out of the Hobert Bruce, Manchester coach, while
standing in the yard at the Swan with Two Necks, Led .lane, ou
the 30th ult. was brought before Mr. Alderman Caowsiza
day for re-examination._ _ _

Jonathan Cook, the Guard, restated the case. He saw the parcel
under the prix ner's arm, and upon asking him what be was doing?
he flung the parcel back into the coach.
Mr. Green, a Solicitor in Santbrook•cnurt, Bastughallastrert,
identified the parcel, and 'aid it contained an abstract of a tide deed,
which had been sent to Messrs. Jarvis and Power, Solicitors, at
llinekley. who were concerned fora party pawed Solids.
Being questioned about the value of the said abstract, some
conversation arose as to whether the value of the paper only, or is
value as increased by the cost of copying thereon, should be stated ?
as mpected the punishment for the offence it was immaterial which
value was seketed, and the cost of the paper wily was taken,
being Is. •.l
Mr. Alderman Cnownen could not help observing, that although
in this instance the lawyer's labour bad been treated as worth tio-.
thing, those who had occasion for it ordinarily found it a dear
commodity.
The prisoner's Solicitor, Mr. William Humphreys, put some
questions to asartain if there were' any weak points about the case,
but declined Wieling any defence, anti the prisoner was cununitted
tut trial.

Daniel Austin, a pressman, was charged. with assaulting the
Master of St. Brides workhouse.
The prisoner, though a resident In the workhouse, went out to
labour, earning twelve ohillings a week. one half of which had been
own to him as an encouragement to industry. On Sunday night
he came home an hour after the regular time, and admittance at
the gate being denied, he attempted to force Ms way in, and as
saulted the .411 ast. r.
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The prisoner admitted he had drank too much -ale,'"untl that be
returned an hour beyond the time bud, aid tise-Aldermalccom-
misted him fug twenty one days fur misbehaviour. The AidCrestan
at the same time expressed sonic avtonishment that a single yOung
man, earning twelve shillings a week, should .be considered 'and
maintained as a pauper.

MARRIED.
Tbelles. J. T. C. Saunders. to Augusts Sophia, daughter of
J. L. of Alderbrook HA, Cardiganshire.
Rev. Edwin Kerupsou, of Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire, t
Mary, youngest daughter of J. Thomas Holmes, E.g. of Blackbeith.

NEWG ATE AND LRA DEN HALL MARKETS. JAL S.
Beef— .. ...Ss 114 to 35104 I Veal ......5i ad to Si 44
Mutton .. ...as 04 to 4s 2d Pork ... 44 64 to Ss 44

PRICER or HAY ears STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAlSmis. wurroemarsc.
Hay 51110) Od to 41 6s Od Hay 21 154 to 41 od
Clover 31 5s Od to 51 Os Od Clover 31 10s to sT Os 04
Straw 1112 s Od to 11 166 Od Straw 11 lOs to 11 164 OS

PRICE OF LEATHER. -
Best Dressing Hides
Common Ditto
Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 501b5.........
Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto .70 to 801bs ... ..
-Smill Seals, Greenland) .....
Tanned Horse Hides ... ...
Spasaih Horse Hides

Priee.
tilt 04 to 9111. 04
36s 34 to fOr I

Skips at Market.
113 Newcastle
• 33e Sunderland

COAL MARKET, JAN. 5.
Ships Sold.
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. ..atireratitog aim u:iti•trtg ; one me mire—mat %.,i. U M]. - al.t•gmc wam iii anis case sucaity at nano, dna ay ISC Master of St. Bride', workhouse. - bird as a stratagem to escape pursuit front the dog.
',Antos dens and Over aet e tote allowed only to, th,ir Application of proper remedies, farthzr ill effects were The prisoner, though a resident In the workhotise, went oat to We. notice t'. ~ not aware of its
his Gccunence as we are
?-.l>a e expenses. prevented. In another case of which we have heard, labour, earning twelve Shillings a week. one half of which had been having then before observed in this species.
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goon to him as an encouragement to industry. On Sunday night
Mr. MINSIIULL and lilt. 'topmost both s •id that a larger quantity having tem swallowed, and medical he came _mote
an hour after the regular time, and admittance at -. .% . MARRIED.
. the:r opinion was foondVd up• n the Cases w hial Mr, aid not at baud, it caused vomiting, and evacuations the gate being denied, he attempted to foice his way in, and as. The .J.T. C. Saunders, to Augusta Sophia daughter of
Carder had cited. They thei ti re thought it would be evenof bluo.l: the person, however, recovered, alter a molted tbc.:llase, r. J. L. Williams, Req. of Alderbrook Hall, Cardiganshire.
better for the andiron to.say sitat sum they cooseived P'ftiod 'f I ICei•l‘ e. eahauotion. From the powerful The prisoner admitted he had drank too mucliide,"Und that be Rev. Edwin Kempson, of Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire tie
would be sufficient. cffeit• of the plant, it appears that some use might be returned an hour beyond-the time fixed, aid theAldermaiccom-
'tied him fug twenty one days fur misbehaviour. The Aldellatan d '
of J. lir Not E . Mary--,youngest aughter
. Mr. HALLS said th.ot the.snm ought to he either al. made of it in the materia medica; and at any rate, as at the sane time expressed that yoga' a• --
lowed in the whole or else rejected altogether. Unle s it is now so ger:etally employed in ornamental shrub. .
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...."and man, earning twelyeshiLin fsCianiVie 81, ehesilitt.be a considered -.
NEWGATE Aso LEADENHALL MARKETS, Jae. S.
Beef... .. ...3s 84 to 3slod I Veal ... ... 3s ad to 5s 44
it were allowed, all he could say was, that he would belles. it is desirab!e that its properties. should be as maintained as a pauper. 8
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not put his band to any paper that would fix an odium AenerollY known as possible ; more especially as, from H A TTON-0 A R Mutton .. ...as Od to 46 24 Pork ... ... 4s 114 to 51 ed DEN. .
upon the late overseers. its being eaten greedily by hares, rabbits, Sec. young Thomas Ikarkass and Moon' FoUer were charged with stealing PRICES or HAY oars STRAW YESTERDAY.
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Mr. MlNailtiLL said he did not exactly comp,vheria eeople me apt front curiosity to taste of it. Bees are a quantity of wine. and other articles, from the house of Rowland se. JAlicis. worracnarac.
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AD. Halls, and he thought that they should Loom to observed to avoid this plant; and notwithstanding the Stephenson, at L Bartholomew'. Hospital. Nay 3110 s Od to 41 6s Od Hay 21 lis to 41 its Oil
Phillips, a night constable, deposed that ho met the prisoner Clover -31 5s 04 to 51 Os Od Owen 31 lOs to 51 Ss 04
some right understanding upon the subject ; for of Mr. rich clu acts' f blossomwhich give the lahurnum such Fuols.
kser about one o'clock yesterday morning passing through Cow. Straw 1112 s oil to 11 16s Od Straw il los to 11 16S 04
}(''Simon, who lied been chosen as umpire, should hap a niabnificent apt earance on the edge of a summer cr The wine, Sec. were found upon his person. Ho said be
p-n to agtee,with Mr. Halls upon another point, he, walk, its blanches ate always as silent as those of the ' got them from
to the house, luarham Mr. Stephenson's butler." On going PRICE OF LEATHER. •
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'Mr. Minshull, would be left alone in his.opinion, and Sne's while many of less piomising appearance (the lime Boas ham denied having any knowledge of the wine Best Dressing Hides
A key was, however, found in his possession, which opened the Common Ditto
thus the.matter would remain as undecided as before, for instance) ate hunioilng like a bee-hive. The
la- housekeeper's closet where the keys of the cellar were kept. Crop 1114,8,35 to 40Ibs for cutting
A; to 1. Odium,", no one could be censured by their Miriam is (originally a native rid the Alps, whence it - Esther Cbandkr, the huustkeeper, believed the wine to be her Ditto 45 to 501bs ••• ••• •••.. 0000000 184 •to 204
decision. was breut,ht to this country in 1596.—1ife Herald. master's. ... Calf Skins, 36 co 401bs
Mr. Hai.ta contendedi that these ,would, and said tiREENOCK, Dac. 29.—Friday morning,
while the , •
Mr. Laing thought it was the property of his assignees.
George Bak er, stabie-bo.
- Ditto
yat Mr. Sttplienson's, Identified some Ditto 50 to 70lbs
.70 to 80ffis ... ..
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that e i;h
.puot c press of thetountty tail been employed Ametican ship Kobel( Fult is was lying in the Stream of the '
steik property, and stated that the prisoners- were in Mr R. Small Seals, Greenland) • •••• OO . 000 22d to 234 .-
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in traducing the Geotlemen who bad lately filled offices of the Custom himse Quay, ready for sea, t"e
~ - conk, p nom sumployment.—Therwere remanded fur further ea- Tanned Horse Hides ... ...
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in the palish. He should therefore be very careful bow . wishing to get away from her before she sailed, and not animation. ' Spada Horse Hides .... 00000 ..
he acted, lest he should toward the views of an inte- having other wise it is supposed an o -
ppot tunny of dong MARLBOROUGH-STREET. .' . ' • • COAL MARKET, Jut. 5. ,itt
' tested party. so, Patina ts to the Captain tied some clothes round San" Sheitals a young man, in the garb of a sv;iter, was Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Pike.
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Mr. Connate disclaimed all patty feeling, and said be his toffy and dropped from t! e side if the ship into the brought before Mr. Rog, on a warrant Of bastardy before birth, by23 285 Od to 55. OS
Mr. Chadwell, one of the parish othceriot Bz. James's. A
pretty its Newcastle
81 36s Sal to 395 04
was sari 0. o.d that the }'mess of the country was too in. three, with the intention of swimn►in I l-1 1g 4, mit. e had looking well.dresseci young woman, named Rebecca Chandler,p
iy3 . ''...11 Sunderland
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dependent 0 be influenced as M. Halls held deacribed, not left the vessel la. when he was observed by some the third month of herpregnancy,servant to a fitniily In Doyer- _____
SlditAvi ATER ac LONDON-BRIDGE TO P4OkR011:
Atter some -further. discossion, it was agreed that 101.6•. persons no .the quay st:u . lin in the '1 • street, PI •
ccadilly, was conducted to the 'Office, in order to slyest hi.,:sia, • 10 minutes alter 5'
shou.ld beAeducied.from.the dinner bill, l • 61 6s . el. i I)"
tater'
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eating . .me tate y rocuted a boat and put off to render him that the•defendant.was the !idler of itfe iplailkwith will-chaise was•su -----"- • •
•• Afternoon • - ..
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29 minutes dine 3: •
for the expenses.
bitawprenetnatnot.On theunl!spiiy tuntlklatureteholdiWylett,
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taossuisitiaettncoe, but befoHre. they could reach hiathe had .unk
The sum of 41. lls. 3d. for 'a
dinner at Ric. har body bas not yet been found. • . 133 strong hysterics, an upbraided him in feria* rein s, Losoni: Printed and Publidsed by Joint Marva, the'Propthro •
with having seduced her under aggravated circumstances. d at the Sus WIWI, Ns. lb Pickett-plaes, Temple B.
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