Star.
London, England, 1826-02-27 00:00:00

BO W.ST REST.

Miamian Iferkelq,a frail fair one, and Jets Po des, one of tit
patrol of this office, was charged by George Gorse, a -private in the
Guards, with having infused in his beer two grains of tartar emetic..
thereby endangering his Hfr.
Complainant (who appeared in a very feeble state) deposed. doff
being, on Friday, billeted at the Grapes, -is Bow:gtrige, he war
sitting In the tap-room, in the afternoon, dritaldog a plot of *emus,
given him by the landlady. The prisoners were thereon wear
three men not now present, but whom he •sillbsit Wier again.
Having occasion to retire,oohis return).* the reseksmosethe thine
men gave him a glass of ale he welt yrarciittfikfkailior Sae*
pipe of tobacco, and, ou memoir* tie -room foretliA tittSblet
of ale on the table where he *ad bees sk eggristonlyi &kiwi
of the men aid, they had each drank talr , kid 2018 lobe
(complainant) to drink up the ale in the glass; witness took abseil--
a third potties of the beverage, and being eftenvaeds mew warmer
pressed, he emptied the tumbler. In about a qulrter of eis hoof
he felt unwell, sod, retiring into the yard, was seised with Agent
pain in the lower pan of his abdomen, and, after vomiting wick
considerable agony, became senseless, remaining in that state lei
upwards of an hour and a half.
John Cole, of Great Russell-street, surgeon, derwed, that it
about about five o'clock yesterday afternoon he was feuthed ee
Grapes public-hOuse, where be found complainant in ace**, liOw
sensibility and extreme dagger, his extremities being colel,Oud
sadon scarcely percepdbile.
The facts of the primates' having purchased the poems at a is*,
in the neighbourhood, sod put it into the beer gives to the coma
*leant, were proved by competent witnesses.
The Adjutant of the Regiment observed, that it was the lota ..
doer of the Colonel to prosecute the prisoners, and they were onsi.-
ndttedjor trlaL
WORS H IP-STREET.

Mr. Upton, an eating-house keeper in Clerkenwell, attended",
answer a charge preferred age! st him•by roe Charles Dyson, for
hieing mired a deadly pasta, with intent to administer the some
to him It appeared that Dyson was in the habit of dining frequently
at 'Mr. Upton's, and that, an Monday evening lac., he stepped re,
his home mull nine titled, sad thee solicited Upton to see hiss
home; In their way they caned at several public houses, and had
lirjwr ; at last they went teas Cleave public honer, la fillywed..
hrty Maerediteb, sad iliellere4 a pint of ale, which was takes him she
tr; Dyson eras @slated by Upton to go in and partake t
hilrededined, sad Wog time at home he went sway. Alms*
idly after Dyson lett, the landlord went into the paring,
and taw that the ale in one of the glasses appeared thiet, and oa
exanialog it, them was a sediment resembling salts; whereupon he
stand Urges with having put something lam the gass is Order to
hewn leek with Dyson, which Upton strongly dankd. After Upton;
Velandised *hewed the sediment towns people in the Capetian
t was Inspected to be poison, and some powder lay es the table,
A report was immediately propagated that Upton had pat poises-
into some ale be order to destroy Dyson. Upton heard the report,
and wens Isseiy to ascertain with whom it originated, and
saw Pismo he threatened with an action. After this, Dyes
went to Worddpetreet, and at tint It was intended to apprehend
Upton; but when it was ascertained that he bad coursed inquiry,
and mentioned his intentions to resort to legal proceed almost
moos was sent to require his attendance. After a longisquiry, it'
leaning doubtful how the sediment came into the *glass.
The Magistrate postponed the case until Tuesday next, at the
same time stating that, from the candid aid plain statement which
Mr. Upton gave, and in the absence of all malicious or interested
motives foe his injuring Mr. Dyson, he believed him to be inne•
cent, and did not therefore call on Mr. Uptea even to find bail.
UNION HALL.
On Saturday an elderly female, named Ciskei* licsia; hits
besught up oe a chine of high treats°, in counterfeiting the silver
sails, 'the realm. Tiro of the primmer's chikkee are now in gaol
Mai* their trial for passing counterfeit money. •
Oresernith, an "ollicer, stated that on Taesdar night. in morose.
Owe of previous information, he, accompanied b two other •
Mars, proceeded to the prisoner's residence in LeWelplts.,
Which was closely baked up. The oasis veers sivpaNtid
link Imo ske Mane by battering in the parboil shales, sad eh
Orreildisiodlo they saw the_ rhoilvre druidhi white Mosby.
before a table, WM-0 steed i Nine containing a Inas.
lily or label, together *nth plaster of Pais. At the meow it'
&Kenoy her agitation was so great Nee !ill efainleti the-
wall; roarreebg lietielf, however, lichee the oaten had time •
to preen* it, the Say the frame, together •with the while of the
impionima, Mtn the In, 'aid diet were wldidliliculty secured by
likesanalth, who raked the ire; in:27whieti, several shillings
amilelipsices fell trot it, as also a of melted mast with
dap. *Ada; M It 4 Amongst eounterfeit coin wrens%
mean pad shillings. aid some sixpences, which armed to basis
bout bad as pattern pieces to make impressions in the exesid to •
cast his. Sneed pieces of metal, exhibiting as appeimes sal
they had boon east shillings, dropped from $ mould ceoesised in
the frame, nod remelted on failing into the Gen A itteetanadoe
of these were produced, as were also several conoterfeif
bearing date 1825 and Me else a piece of meta* yrli4t sap
the pee or refuse metal adhering to the *south of the frasigpat
mould after it was Allot on casting Eros the iinpresdean'whilli
it. The wooden frame, together with a white Sitettiliito
log eantiis-
wdered plaster of Parts, and the crustalsred Fat
the purpose of making the metal, were predated. All the ange
of a white meter speak of a similar composition to the cenihfl.
lings, with Mull Ile and nippers, which latter, imPietissetepuree
sad for hnishlog off the dental* meneY.-selhilirfweis te-
oonsmkted for trial.

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BIRTHS
At &riehen House on the Ott instant, &ellen. ihri: Wait:4—
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At Manatee Beene, In theilkb Wt.

DIRD.

• Saturday, at his hese erWriO•street, liatueoluittars, Vie.
count Carleton.
At Wukton, Northansptonshlre, on the 15th bitsits.e.l*.
David %whops, second son of the late John Wasehope, of Id.,
asouteee, Eel. • • • • -
finuday sennielst, aged Se, the Rev. Chilies Jetta
Nourielk. He proceeded to the degrees of ILA. grar.
1791; B.D. 11100. He was scope time a Fellow or Corpes-Csiost.
Coliege, Cambridge; was elected Under Mater of Petals
Slancrott, in Norwich, in 1791 ; and Upper Itialuer-is Iso4.
Wednesday, the Rey. Heory Clarke, Mak. of flacerboreeabt
on his nun from Wain. Tim unfortunate and !annual Geo.
deems was discovered, about nine o'clock in the morning, seed'
Ferry, havhg fallen from his horse, u it is conjestured
in one of those Its to whick he was so subject.
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