Star.
London, England, 1826-08-30 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNE.

Jaw Cow (called by the watchman Jutid Weer), a man of
colour, was brought forward on a charge of Intoxication. The
watchman stated, that he found the prisoner lying dead drunk upon
the pavement about eleven o'clock last night.
The prisoner, upon being asked who be was, said, in a tone far
from dictatorial, that he came from Arbroath, and that he is at pre-
sent in the service of General Russell, in George street. lie was
taking a dram last night, and in the course of the evening fell la
with some girls, who kindly robbed him of some money and his
breast pin.

Mr. 011/11711, after having admonished the prisoner to abstain
from getting drunk in future, said, that he thought be was punished
severely enough by his female friend, and discharged him. Cesar
then thanked his Worship, bowed, and made his exit.

UNION-HALL.
Yesterday, two young men, brothers, RAW and Rickard Dtitrif
of respectable appearance, who were described u commission agents,
were charged on suspicion of robbing a poor widow, named Ann
Frances, of 751. in Bank of England notes, together with several
articles of plate and some documents.—Remanded.

During the late Oxford races, a letter•case was stolen
from the carriage of Lord CHURCHILL, containing.
amongst other things, a check on HANIMERSLEY'S for
SW. which, by prompt proceedings, the thief, or one of
his confederates, was apprehended presenting at the
banking-house next morning.
&MIMI?! es.— A Manchester Paper states, that at the
Court House, at Lancaster, on Monday week, when the
trial of William Wakefield was expected to come on,
a the Grand Jury-box and the Ladies Gallery presented
the appearance of large beds of lilies, roses, and tulips,
thickly planted, and curiosity sparkled amongst them
like the morning dew I"
The intended Triumphal Arch at the entrance to the
new Palace from the top of Constitution Hilt, will be
finished by December. To this will be attached an lonic
Lodge of Portland stone for the KlNo's servants, and
another of the same description for the Par. k•keeper.
The docks and basin at Portsmouth, which were de-
stroyed last year at the launch, of the PRINCESS CHAR-
LOTTE, are now neatly restored, and will be fit for set.
vice in a short time.

• BIRTH.
August la, at Aberdeen, the Lady of ths Han. Walter Plebes,
of a son and heir.

DIED.
August 20, at the Parsonage House, Ballinderry, county of
Tyrone, the Rev. A.ll. Ryan, for upwards of twelve y-art, prior to
his promotion, one of the Vicars-Clerical of theArmagh Cathedral.
At Dover, Captain Philip Thkitnesse H, of the Royal Navy.
The deceased had received a very severe woAnd before Copenhagen,
in the action under Lord Nelson, in 1801/and another in that under
Lord &month, before Algiers; and as, for the courage and
bravery he displayed in the last action, advanced to the rank of
commander.

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