Star.
London, England, 1828-03-31 00:00:00

' ittitE iiitELLEGENCE.
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anuShields, h. Chehea ible7tokar, Wm. chatted ityllth Mauling.
Jebn..H`Cermiek. • John, k eppemetioneut to the home market in
dnithheld. en Friday,and bouglit-a.49eshei. whialkbe,MMurdiateli
40•10Piet‘tryiireurnifilosir.VitlLks PiuoyinkaOrd PI
,gnimal a tiger will'' ist cit4„ag4 at teem till ait EMI, to toe
pound, John arose, and the sweizt ikeletinj; another title a;
' lint, low his balance, and pitched head, forentmc f 610,41 ;ai,cli 4,
Mod. This row brought an officer to ;lie ppoto.4 lea cad Ike, ki).
er in the sheep pens. - The Rippßlaitta6T. iltialarill be iholight
Inuseif !Inch viii tiled. ernssunifllling to me
,the sweq sent to prison,
foot
lielyretalikmishd, upon inteling into a reedinlhaisie to appear
at fie next Sessile's. •
BOIVSTiIiEr.
. A Gentleriiiii wed knOwe in the theatrical world was charged
With an attempt to obtain two sovereigns Under fake pritekei;frore
Mi. Erato, of the Cider teller, in Midden-Lane.
A boy nutted Perrin stated, that be met the Primiter,inliaiden- i
lane, with a girl leaning on his Arm.. • Ile asked hint if he could g,t
4 short emend foc, him ? and ,gave Neva note addresaekto Mr.
Evans, telling him to bring the answer IP bite et.the.co*_ . } tiohti
Tavern, and ask for Mr. Meadows. but not to ;pave ;bp nopt, if
Mr. Evans was not at home. He.went to 01. s**llls 109 111.10
him where he gut the note ? and sent * Waiter with him to and
the 'writer, 71tey }rent to the Coal Hof. bm, e 904 iwt find him
here. He'
went hick into the Strked inn there saw the kirl. In '
a moment after the prisoner came up anpspolie,to,,thg girl, on
which be (witness) recognised hini as the permo Wins &aye him the
Attie, and Mr. Mans's waiter told him he must go with hint to the
Cider Cellar.
The waiter said, that wheti he accented the prisoner, be told him
Mr. Eva,s w,anted to speak to him about the note.
Pritoner denied having written any note.
• Mr. Evans said, that the note is algoed with the nime of Mr.
Drinkwater. MeadoweAtint,Comedian) whom be knew well, and
requested .the loan of two saireigni. ,
111 e. Meadows Said that the note was not written by him, or
with his autbority.. _ ..
The prisoner was searched, and three sovereigns and some silver
Were found grit kiln. ~ , . ,
Being railed Upton to answer the C)i.trge, the prisoner laid, that
he was well known to every one in the theatrical world, with which
be ilso had had some 'connection. Hi could biarrow what motley
he Plf*sed by writing a note in his own name, to Many persons in
the neightionrhood.
Several persons present spoke in confirmation of the prisoner's
its entent; and his father was ready to give it:cerity to any "Mount,
m abide a further investigation of tee, Milli; There could be no
doubt that the Amy, wea mistaken in, the person. . ~ .
Several similar Mites had been iirlitten to listher getions "bout
the theatres, and inning the test to Mr. Menial', of the Glider&
ilead,from some of whom the monerlaad bees obtained. - •
Mr. Ilit.us said that the ctramistitite Of tie Prisoner'a brink tit
pomeWon of ;hies soveteigni; when aeireheti, wait much in Iris
favour, but he could not whollY dilchirge khe Mae, ).te ilMisid
Oterefore bolsi, %he jpisooey to ballgenerallY to answer any 'charge;
end the patties must all come forward again en Wednesday nett.
In the mean date imptiries would be 'elide to fuid the ;lit
HATioN.-OARDE.ii,
The Odes Wis crowded by informer* • Atter. M. LetPO Amid
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4 Svenhis decision In three or four cases, laid by Byers ageing Mr.,
Weimer, 0 Pawnbroker, her alleged.. oil-dune Under. the Palm-
rakers' Act, insnmilig a lee of 401.10 nab mat:kat cam of
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respectible pub**, naniad Tunwreilft. came on to be heard. ie 1
"which the ttiforinee sieted that be obtained a glen of gin Iron a
female Its the ilsisliailles house. •betwesmahmen and one 0'634 In
the forenoon of fiablep the flitilisten4, Wig the nasal hours o(
It was rotted fa the defeetion‘that the informer came him his,
house sto Sunday evenini, and said be hail an information aphis"
the defendant, for serving drink at a "saner alter two "stock on
that day, but he newer mentioned any thing about having laid net
for the morning. It was alau proved, that esthing.whatcver was
'served to any one betwetu the burrs of eleven and .no. . . . .
Me. Serietht,bics.Los said, he did not believe the Raw wade out
in support of the intorniatioo, and censured the conduct et the
infintster way messily. The case vs.* theasimed.
ItkpoliQUG 11. ST R BET. •
41004 rrno i.111#4 cf#,4l,fildrerri was,6Fosteti Nth**
Thran,.eitaqed, with attepaPitng to rattan 'booty from a Geintiiii;
of the highest rssneetabilit), and a member of a distinguished Mis-
hear. in.*, James%
.ruder the follewhig.cireisainancio:—
... l'be actii!eiman stated that . for *en* Oil Saar he. taitsibin} cOti-
s6kintv snaoyfd by the priioner,, who wetthei at be irititepaiid leave
the ciph.hotimidemanding mooet Of hips; aid iwittooft if he did'
lee her Moor shit would eipose id in lierionnestiont. Nit
to come In contact with the prisoner, he gar her nioney,
spa, which be rePeated; but' ittodiak the deapiad was niatle daily;'
he Was deterininedto realit any .riir!ti.ct cliVlis. ii *r4; Mite aatia-.
chit the woman was to hi seettsentratitqlo'aiOamiltisst stir tike;
and that she had been tiMen twins to diaTs.etreet fir chianti: pin-
data ;, when the, worthy gagi:etrate 'observed it was a 'peke of
aiipoyMce which must be, 'topped. She was tibia iostititta to
the Hoasi of Correction or seven &ye.
AIRY-LA-BONNE.
Saturday J. H. Howell, a builder, in New Choscit-atriet, Eds.
ware Road, appeared at this Odce•as &MM. and Mies Hannah
Cbarrington is defendant. She accused hien with having beaten and
horsewhipped her. The charge of beating was admitted IT Mr.
Howell; indeed. a black mark which encircled the Lady a left
eye, snide it indisputable.
" But I did not horsewhip her, your Worship." said be.
One of Mr. Howell's Servants attended with aemall ashen nigh;
she mid it was net a whip was used spas Mies Charrington's beck.
" It matters not." said Mr. Means, "I whether it was a stick or
a whip; whatlusiness had
.yiu to strike her at all?"
Mr. Howell—She knocked most violently at my door the
before last, and I was obliged to dolt to. get rid of her. I. how
admonished her not to come, but she keeps the house in a coatirmal
_state of alarm—He was held to ball

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I.A> O.IU/1-STREET.
John if'driu4 in excavator, lately employed in the Vete Lon-
don Vock,. was. _charged. with breaking open a shed in the above
Mika, and steiliti4 a iitainfty of carpenter's tiols.—Mitchell, an
officer, saw chi prisoner :enter the shop of Mr. Sowerby, a yawl-
l;rolter In Cable-street; And obsirved the handle of a saw prorcting
!rani betireen his waistcoat and coat, and took him into custody.
A carpenter in the Doak, identified the saw found In the prisemer's
possession ae hie piiperty.—The prisoner wisreinanded.
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QV EN.SQUAAIL
Commits 97.11a1a5ta.,--lagas prier, a pensioner from the lith
Lighs Dragauo4 was charged prilk having intermarried.whb one
Sarah Sainted, hiS former wife, Martha, being still alive. The
facts of the marriages were clearly,proved by the certilicatei from
the pari.bas St.hiartio in the Melds and Latilbeth.supputted by
the evidence of the wives, anti the witnesses who were present at
the ceremony.—The prisoner was fully committed for tad.
'George Fajta, another pensioner, was also charged, under dinliat
citeunsiitsnees by Ms second wife, Ann Deary, but was remanded.
owing 6141tp abwnce of the Arst wife (now. In Cbeihire), whole
evidence was necessary to prove that nairriagik

TOWN-HALL
)rtes. Chair is* TIIE Mrs. Casey, a .blardt-
eyed young Irishwoman, was inhered into the Office by a broad,
shouldered countryman of ker own, to complain of the refusal of
the authorities of St. Thomas's Hospital to give up to her the body
of a mils named Geraghty, litho died there on Friday.
.6 And what claim hare you to the body ?" said the ?detriment*.
fs I supposc you want to eery the dot and drunkenness attendant
ea a- wake ?"
" Sure wouldn't we be Ink* blot, your Hammer replied
Mts. Casey ; as boy was a cousin of my own. and left me, IL
that cone (due) to idur from the Adirdralty the day Wombs died,
and retry .itch sof the cloths,, to bees the expense, though they
Won't let me hair diem T and did'at he glee me a parting squeeze
as be wegl of and beg of me to see him tale tutees the sod ? and
Meet- they tiptoed him already?. and well there be a toe of him
left if I don't get Mm auto/ handy" . .
After some further questione put to Mrs. Casey, it appearing that
the deceased had been a marine, and received into the Hoepisa on
ftetnialendl4oo.froMthe Asinsirtsl‘..oll IP'sd sow; g:
sired to porter her oorpp),ltiop at quarter, Of Magistiate
eliding fro intederi, Wheelie dk.Or' tkil foe the Journey lit all haste.

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Conorots'a INQuaaT.,-,Thursday afterooon an In-
quest was held ip the Receiving Ward.of Whitecrqes.:
street Prisoa, berme Tiromaa Sumaorr, gsq. on the
body of Wiliem,,Dawsnn Moore, aged thirty years
nephew to Peter Moore, E,q. late Member for Coventry.;
The. deceased wait a remarkably fine young man, being
six feet six ;aches and, a half in height, and. after bit
d.iieate mealuted upwards of via, test ten ipches. .It
appeared by, the evidence of, My. Watt, surgeon to the
prison, that the decested had, been confined novardaßY
twO years, arid, bad dreary addicted biraself4gdiititi
int, which. bad %ought ph &dropsical complaint ; hi
wAs, in_coppequeace hip ii gjsj tr. p ced in ilia indrt:
mart' : he expired on Wednesday morning betweeo4
and seven o'clock. He could walk about until the day
previous to his death. Verclict--I,Natural Death.