Star.
London, England, 1827-10-12 00:00:00

" A bird can sing and won't sing."

The only objection to a reference would rest. upon the
fear that the defendant's character might suffer if the
evidence given by the young Lady west forth uncon-1
tradicted.

The LORD CRIER Jusrses.—l do not sea how the
delendant's character can suffer from anything said
here. The plaintiffs Counsel wishes' to refer the cbuse
to a person out of Court, with a view of obtaining a'
better settlement than the parties can get here. I must
beg at the same time that the defendant will not con-
clude because I have thrown out this suggestion that I
preclude him from defending the action. I cannot but
feel for persons in a public situation. They 'are more
tenactous with respect to character than others. 1 beg
he will not be gusded by any thing I have said, but take
time to consider.

Sergeant WILD', after some consultatios with bla
client, said there was some dread that misrepresenta-
tion might go forth to the injury of the defendant's
character.

The Lost► Corte Juartcs.-11 be Woks Ihis charac-
ter may suffer by a reference, I DICRIMIRRINI him not to
refer the cause, but go on.
Mr. S rgeant WILDE said it bad bass stated that the
Lady's evidence could be •contradicted, and therefore

ithey zr) idered that it would mate no trapresiek
against the defendant. He should con,ent on the pen
of his client to arbitration, giving the arbitrator piner
to enable the parties to •acate the agreement, if tb
thought proper on such terms as he might award.
The cause was then referred to arbitration.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
GU 11: HALL.
bevosvon,-...Testesday Jahn Malouray, an did man,very eort.
money known under the appellation of the Colthase.eofor, olds
being frequently insheitabit of etching the sympathy of the potdic by eating cabbages as if he were in the most abject distrem, when hi
reality the distres, is feigned, was brought before the etoi,„,
Wednesday night be collected a mob on Holbotmliiikof
of toe persons, composed (*ldly of thieves and pfastspskes,, be
often has time, and win not tem that perish orractice. Me so rra
Ma parish to be Whitethapel, and that be meant to go there pep,
Mr. Alderman Ranter told him, he should Grapey a 'hit le &idea
well, whither he committed him for • fortnight.
BO W.STRRIT.
Was. Busts, Jabs Wirier, and Jain Hubbard, were charged erbyt
riotous condom in Drury-lane Theatre on Wedneidayialght sa
with assaulting Mace and Bead, the patrol, and soya,' „it
perms.
It simmered that the Gave primers, wite are capeuters,arenta
the
Theatre in a state of 'meek/dolt, and took liquor in bottler Will
theft. They occupied seats in the one shilling gallery. Maraud
theinesives at the aspens, of the apparel of those sitting
over lathe
sduey
below, by throwing beer er them When some perms iittes f
he was noted Jew ered, Ward* mid be would fight any one ha the hem, sad de
the Wand, the &zee. Durlcesaidobatle Mit
hour 41.111111 name, andtbey intimidated the cannabis-seethe The.
acre by boasting debt* powers. Mace and Ned sp.
preached the pastimes Mate them out of the Theatre who trivi
of Weasels ensued, anti many severe blows were 'saluted. gel
diers were obliged to be called to assist theelicere beam tbqe,,q
elect the caption of the prisoners, sad convey them to theta&
On their appearing before Mr. Harts, on Wednesday eirk,
he
committed them till yetterday morning, at they appeared tele arl
(hunk. Ford and Jones, the gaolers,euok them iota the lackey.
room, and the three primers 'Stoutly set upon them is the ram eioient 1112011(f. Heghes, a patrol, fortmeately went to ask as.
Mance, and sees a ilglitorhich lasted aeserai minutes, the
cried fur quarter, and were locked up. Yesterday morning, whro
they were brought before Mr. HALLS, It appeared that thy had
been severely punished in the gray In the lock.up-rosa--therz
faces were dreadfully disfigured.
In their defence, they said, that they were drunk, and were my
foe, what they had done.
The Mmust save ordered them to be committed is ddauft
at
ball, ter the several assaaks.
A few days ago,„t we hackney coachmenrnamed Ark sadllemp
and h man named Dawes, who is a water:tun at the conchs and
Charies.street, Covent-garden, were charged at this ufoe. by
woman named Atm Caroline Miliitts with robbing her af Mue sow
relays. She then stated, that the prisoners done her from me
politic house to another in a coach, tin she was inebriated, and an
lurk knocked her dose pad held her, while the other prism
robbed bar. Yesterday was appointed for the prisoners to bees
et tnined btu'mat
on their appearing at the bar, Mrs. Mallet
in attendance; and it turned out, that the money the had ckaryd
tbe prisoners with having robbed her of, she had stolen from a an
in Fleet-market. A warrant was issued foe law apprelunsiou,aad
the prisoners, who established their innocence, were distharpt
A young man employed by Mr. Warren, Ike blacking maritime
in t& &rands at a collector, was charged with basing embeald
divers sums of money, the parperty of lass master. He Wl3 rematiek