Star.
London, England, 1828-11-19 00:00:00

MA It r It FRT.

Mary !!'iris, a young woman, was charged wish Laving,
mined numerous fraud• tipi.n pasvrihrtikers. Ou Wed. eso,7 the
prisoner offered to piedge a piece of what ►he termed hi•h
at the shop of Air. Gottou, in Gilbert•street. The wide had
" Irish. Mien" marked on it, and it was otherwise ine..-4,54
appear as if it had been manulactured in that emictry.
wished Mr. Gofton to ativ -lice ,E 1 19s. on the loom, and 411,1
demur, she received Li 10s. After the prism er telt the
Mr. Colton suspectsti that he had been inip 41 upon, an::ou,,
annuli% the club, he discovered that it was only mixture co kip
and cotton, and worth 10s. .

Abraham kihmsn, another pawnbroker. pref, r►. a iiingd
charge against the pa ironer.—She was rem ma. it tall ruoday.
11A ItY—LraliON NF..

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Minn 4)argrox, carter to r. George flays, irnnmonger,
Whole liart coon, Charterlotouse•lane, was hood five p vends, a:4
being unable to pay the fine, well commined to thy 11.41, cc,r.
'Tenon, fur cruelly beating and ill treating a horse be oaging to his
ouster.

HATTON-GA UDEN.

E-MuGeth Clifford, 31ar.y Cigiord, Wiliam C at.d 3lmy lams
were chargedith robbing klizabyth M.its) we.rial applrel.
of the •alue of 8/.

Thr prosecutriz, a girl nt about eighteen, arrived in town free
Cambridge ma Saturday. While ftektrig fur a ft iend of Ler nude.
!tautest Parker,* who resides in Gimell street, she met w •II
hest prisoner selling water creaser, ar,d asked her if •he et: 0d dg,
rect her to a cheap lodging. The prisoner hr. ugh! her to
on Saffron-hill, where she lodged l•erself, and Hoerr •he •tn4t
her abode. On Sunday evening she took the prisoner isiti to twat
her, and on her return the Lutz and it, cow-nt, had vankhed. The
other prisoners, who lodged in the same room with the pronoun,
were there when she wrut tint ; and it was proved that Mary Cut.
ford, the daughter of the first prisoner, pledged a lace cap, which
was identified as part of the property lost.
The primmer' were remanded.

WORSHIP—STREET.
Yesterday Sam* Newby and kern Zone', with the waiter at
the Three Crowns public-house, City-road, w. rr brought aj. tie
two former charged with violently assaulting and Lit.ng tbr thigh
of a person named Dugard, and the latter with reaming the female
prisoners from the watchman. It appeared the parties ware
drinking together, and a dispute arose as to the re•l occupant ot a
chair upon which Newby sat, and which shy refused to Suit—a
scuffle ensued, when she bit regard severely on the thigh, at the
same time Turner struck him several blows on the he.sll awl fan
with her pattens, by which he was much cut. The retina :pram,*
were fined in 21. each, or one month to the House of eurrettioo;
the waiter was ordered to find bail

Joseph AIM and Marie Barron, a woman with whom he cohabits,
were chaired by ShelsweU and Norris, the officers, with the curs.
miesiou of a burglary and robbery in the hou.e of Ur. A. Kearney,
' a tobacconist in Chichester Rents, Chancery-lane. The prebecatur
was unable to attend, owing to distress of mind, occasioned by bit
lost but his wile did, and having identified several ut the .sticks
found by Shelswell in the apactntent of the prisoners, they were
remanded to a future day, in order to obtain the evidence of tint
principal and more serious sufferer, Mr. K. Among the ankles
(*.mid in their possession, was a quantity of tobacco, cigars, tic.
UNION HALL

Thomas Barton, a youth wearing the mark of the Forty Thew
on his band, was brought before Mr. Osamu's, on suspicion d
stealing a valuable crystal brooch and a Wear thintlilr. The pia
sonar is known as a had character, several of his bosom companion
having been committed to pristactem cases of felony. On the pre.
vent occasion be was stopped in one of the 'treats leading into the
Mint, and on searching hint the arAcles in questiorrwere Awed es.
closed in a blue silk purse.--The Magistrate cununitsed tie pi.
sonar for two months.
THAMES POUCH. •

The Sr. Katharine Docks have, it appear, the power epee.
venting shipping or craft of any kind anchoring within ice yards
of the water entrances of their Docks. An information was eihh
hired against two lightermen fur anchoring Within the prescribed
limits. The clataae of the Act expressly states, that hi caw nr
vessel shall so anchor, the Dock Master has power to direct bre
men to remove the obstruction, and on layirg an ititormaton, the
offender is liable to a penalty of Si. and, also It for every hoer the
obstruction continues The defendants said tb• it aft swir g new
the anchorage, and thus got within the 100 yards of the entrance.
31r. BALL/1141Ni ani: Captain Men em!. decided that this was no
defence. It was the duty of the persons in charge to prevent the
crate extending Item the anchorage, which they serglit have dose
easily by drawing in the mooring chains. Captain Compton, the
Dock Master. and the bargemen and lighternien were extremely
abusive to hint.—The Magistrate convicted both ilriend,nts, and
expressed their determination to punish all abusive off‘iiders wit►
the utniost severity.

A private common:cation received from l'Aris sates,
that on Sunday these had been a considerable fall at
snow.

A schoolmaster of a village in Buck., one dm aikeil
a boy, who was about to leave school, to 'elm trade his fatly rib
tended to put him. The boy said be was to be a butcher. " Whr.
surely," eejoined the mJster, I. you won't like co kill the pour. ti
and lambs?" .• No," said the urchin, 41* I sbusent like to kill parr
uns, but I should like to kill j«{ uns."
T.O and much respected wuletMen,
named William Higgins aid Alexander N/IsinT.e,
(ireenwich, were last week drowned in the
near Put fleet. They hsd preceeded doss n the
riser
lam Greenwich-stairs, for the putpove of b.inging
up a veiisel, but on arriving at NA:et, e
ing nearly at fl Tod, tey fastened the stiff HITT.
the mud to which 'hey attached he hea.4144 t.t tliet
boat, intending to wait the arrival of the ‘e s
Duting their stay they tell a.leep, and on the
The tit'e, the boat became loosed ft' m the stiff anl
dtifted abAtt half a mile, when it came athwart Olean°
cable of the Perseverance brig, I) ing at anchor Gil no'
fleet. The concussion awi ke the unfortiinate uen Tod
sense of their danger, but betole they could right Them-
selves the boat swamped, and they were bith
rated into the river, when they sank to :is:. tin 1501
alive. The crew of the brig instantly terk!eled evelf
assistance, but uithout effect.

HI [IT if.
The 15th inst. at Ilythe, in Kent, the Lady of I.nrd Grrerockt
of a sett and heir.

DinU.
The 17th Inst. aged yaw, George. second son of 11r Undo'
wood. Fleetattett.
In aged Moue* Marryat, Esq. ire or his
Majesty's Counsel.
The 17th inst. at his residencein Sidney-street, City road. Li.
colowl John Duff, late of the lion. East It.wa Coinvatl "7`r.
vice, in the 77th year of his age.
At Calcutta, the 24th of May last, of the cholera motLta-,lteiet
Vi inter, Esq. Bartister at Law, aged 59 yt us.
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