Star.
London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

FASIIIONABLE FAIR FRACAS.

MARLBOROVGH-lITREET. Friday night Misslll—
Lady of lortune) was brought up by Craig and
carton, the office's, charged with annoying Mts.
K—, a Lady of forfune also, in the following es.
tiaordinary manner : For a constderabie time
Gentleman of rank has paid his AZ:dresws to tie Pri-
s..ner, and a marriage was agreed upon ; bit the
Gentleman happened to see Miss N—, tile ni.cu
of the complainant, who is a very fine y. tang Lady,
lie.instantly conceived a violent passion for her, and
met an affectionate return. The pride of the prisoner
was touched, and she followed Dais, N— to tier
-eat iu Norfolk, where (it it alleged) sl r sei.t het
challenge to meet at a certain time and pitte, in
settle their pretensions in an honourable: way. is '
N. however, not being a duellist, laul tiit mate:
before a neighbouring Magistrate, who, riveting it
irrpos,ible to restore amity, load Muss IV. in tccogni-
zeeei * of 4-104) to keep the peace towards Kis% N.—.
file parties then came to town, and Miss N. eeeia •o
jive with her aunt, M's. K. at Parson's Green, on the
Fulliatn road. The prisoner residi d in the siei,h-
boisthood of Portman square. L. .- N. had oecation
to go to TonbridgeWells, and the prisoner suspecting
(it is suppwsed) that the Gentleman was iti tee it •
co.npaition, got a pout chaise and four, and followed
the carriage from stage to stage until they lost each
other In the neiglihoutft•iod of 'run:bridge. As soots
as she und. rstood her rival had conic to town again,
the ordeted her carriage, and drove to Mrs. K 's,
where she was informed Miss N. was not to be seen ;
.he said she would stay all day, and as • proof of
her resolution, ordered the horses to be taken from
the carriage, wadi was inunediately done by her
servants: she was reclutusted several times to go
away, but refused, until Mts. K. applied for the in.
terposition of the Police. Accordingly Mr. BAKER
granted a warrant for her removal, but she would
nut go with the Officers, until they removed her from
her carriage into a.h.tckney chariot, which drove
them to town. The Magistrate crdtred the Prisoner
to pet in bail, which she refused, and in default was
committed. Site is a hne women, about twenty-six
years of age.

The following iiiidacitius robbery was committed
on Friday lazt. A yLitill was sent lay a Gentleman
s Lincoln's-itio.tields, to the banking shop of bikes
rni,' Co. in M......sion.htise.street, with a draft for
.a.:170. He was desi:•ed to take fifteen £lO rotes
and the rest in mail notes. The Bankers said they
happened not to have so many ten pound notes in
their drawer, and they gave the boy a note of £lOO
and one of £5O, with directions to step into the Bank
of England ,arid get them changed for aelti notes,
which he accordini;ly did. On returning borne he
was overtaken by man with a pen behind his car,
who stopped him and said the two noes he had given
in were forgeries, and he must return with him to the.
Bank. 'flit. boy was accordingly t ken back ; and
%shut in the Rotunda, the fellow, W.lO bad the ap-
peas atter of a clerk, took the bank-notes, ':rider pre.
It.nce ul c an y Mg them so the cashier, and in an instant
disappeared. The poor lad, alter waiting half an
hour. gave the alarm, but in vain. The ALIO notes
Avete dated :Id June, and numbered from 3871 to
inclitsiae. The robber was about five feet ten
inches high, of pale complezior, and wore a black
coat and waistcoat, with a crape round his hat.
it is universally acknowledged. by the most respec-
. table pail of the profession, that the Medical Boards, estab•
fished by the celebrated z.urgenns of Charlotte House, Blacktriars
Road, and Woodstock-street, Ortord-strset (a few doors from
Bombstreet), are the tountans head for advice. It is a fact, that,
by the united latest. s of th.:se Gentlemen, upwards nt biz I thou-
sand Pat ents have been cured annually of obstinate Disea,es ;
many of whom had been discf.aged from Hospitals, and hun-
dreds had been improperly treated uy persons ignorant of an mt-
portant brawls ut lie prolessiou.—Messrs. Cosine, Monaca,
and C'o. are coma ed dady by all ranks el people, at sad cii their
Estabashnients; or by Ivies* !rum the Country, stating their
case, when Medscit.e and /islv!ce ate seat to all pans of the
iestioas.—Ti, ere ire side *Mors at each toms and private rooms
tor female-8.-I)in= (;garrotte Bows, orpostr• the Rev. Row/and
.11110 Pell of W4rnislituth nous% sew crew Bend-street.

CATECLIC ItfTETING.

DUBLIN, JULY s.

The Aggregate Catholic :Jeering, held this day in
Clarendon•street Ch ipel, w.ri linniervusly and respect-
ably attended. Several Resolutions were entered into
It was resolved to petition Parliament early in the
next Session; never to consent to the measu.e of a
Veto ; to c ffer, as a removal of every objection
LC‘IT.,TIC: Nom;SAMX ; and that the
preparation and citii otem.-nt of the General Petition
,hould ciaifi.kl to the persons who co:: 4) sed the
late Catholic Board.