Star.
London, England, 1829-01-21 00:00:00

GUI LIMIA LL

dabs trims, a sedate-looking• middle aged personage, dad le a
suite of black, was brought before Mt. Alderman KEY yesterday.
charged with disorderly conduct the preceding itt Wm;
street (fotMerly anck-latie), Smithfield.
George like, a patrol of St. Sepulchre's, said he found the
prisoner walking up and down the street about two o'clock to the
morning, with a handkerebid in h's baud, and with d poetise eg
Iris dress hanging down, concha); to the COMII.III SIU:i.:111 ut da.
cency. Witness re mumtrattel, but in von, for the prism-e per
aided in going on in the came way, alle.;ing, by vv,y of deli.nce,
that he was a Mini-ter of Religion, res.ding in Fitareerp;sce,
Fitzroy.aquarc. When complainant attempted to take hi., to tbs
watch house, he made a viohnt resistance. struck the uttneeNeed
kicked hint upon the thigh. lie was intoxicated, and it we nee
tit.. first ' he bad given the watchmen of Smithheld sew
Hirable: when in a .itnilir.statr.

Mr. Alderman Kir —Are you a Clergyman/
Prisoner—No, Sr.
The Alderman-11Rn, what are you?
Pri4ontr— cor.tce ►ubccriptions fur publications.
In reply to further que►:inns, he sai ► ht eppreliended the watt*.
man way incorrect in what he had %ail respecting the sta•e of hie
apparel; but, in truth, he was oath•. r overt./ten, aril had no dia.
Liner rtculkction of the events of the preceding ti!gi.t.
delivery atid appearance seemed to currolootate the 'moat
he had given of himself when drunk—that he assumes to be a
spiritual teacher ; and the Alderman, in Mollifying him, said, irks
were really a Minister, be *rem •d so insensible to the advamages
of tempermce and soberness and clia,tity himself, that be was
unfit so enforce the observance of thine virturs in others. His
cuuduet on this occasion had been excerdirgly disgraceful, and au
should fine him dvest.illings fur being intoxicated.
The prisoner nut being Able to pay down the sail one, and kis
di►charge tee, was taken back uo ga.J. . .
II ATTON—G A RDEN.

Mr. Joseph Waters,ise.l;rnf tit; iluebnik publieiouse, !Ugh
11.11 burn. appeared before the Magistrates of tit.. O'See, Mesas,
Lama and knouts, to answer to an intorninion againg bats
by Ilysr., the informer, for having Lis Isolate a :d serring
during Divine Service at Stn.d;ay, the 4th ,g I,y.
Itawhoo, the inform-es witness, de;,wed that at tyre's.), mi.
tunes alter four he went into the •deietli!atit's !,:o4se, tied
received a glass of gist boat the def.ndant; ti.ter pe:sons *eta
there at the time.
The defendant proved, by the te.:insony of a re., •,et able young
man, a lodger, that be was nut orn mitt: half faur u
the prep. s. hour.
The with of the informer was, hnwt•ver, be7i.:ved, and the de.
fentlant hued twenty shillings and costs
number nictitate publicans were ako itirnent:d aesin.t the
above informer. In some instances the were dis.
missed, and in others a mitigated penalty 11.2.eted.
BOW—STItLET.

The cold weather increased the number of drunken. and die.
ord. rly charges brought from the different watchhouses :o this
Office yesterday. The delisquent4 were tight in number, rio-
t ipally " per eareileace." thie man, however. proved to
the ...tisfmetiots of 31r. lialls, the Siting Magistrate, that he
kctly golwrothl that it tre4B a pique which the watchnsan owes! Wu
Mr.llau.s.evrrely reprimanded the watesnoses stir their conduct
and tub' them they' would have acquitted thctiteelves nosh barer
had Illey been !outwit alter till, vrs at.J but e.t.a. instead of taking
poor trades:tie:a into co.tody, who, it they taut net low Theis ewe
ployinent, would at least lose a des.'. tera:es. Tbr oanduct et the
of thinner' was to bad„that be eltuuld hese it represented to the
Watch Committee. 'the party was et course di.:llarged.
Til MES POLICE..

A young man, named E,aah, was charged with heating, wkk
a Sour sack, a dwarf, named Peter M'Lkard. This unfortunate
link creature, who is not above three :eat in height, was induced
to fight a battle in the prize ring fur St with another dwarf, named
ftlorgers, who won the light. SP Beard w:.• going through East
Smithfield, in a half.lntoaicated state, si hen some idle vagabonds
beat and Walked bim. The defendant joined in the " lark," as it
was termed, and he beat him about the bad with a Hour sack.

Mr. Baunauir warmly iepreliended buch brutsl conduct to so
unfortunate a creature, and fined the defendant 40s. under the New
Act. HC paid this line, and was discharged.