Star.
London, England, 1828-11-15 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Early in the present week a complaint was made at this Justice-
room, to Sir Parse Latrata. against the party of Dragoons which
joined In the Lord Mayor's procession. In returning through Fleet-
street. it was mid, they broke out of the line of carriages going to
the West, and while proceeding up the wrong side of the street,
they met the string of Judges carriages going to Guildhall, and not
being able to break into the line on their proper side, they rode
their horses along the footway, to the dismay and inconvenitece al
the passetegers.who took refuge in the shops and among the carriages.
Yesterday Mr. Alderman Mostar took occasion to bear testimuoy
to the excellent conduct of these soldiers, and to express his regret
that the complaint of a coffee. hap keeper, had found its way to the
public. as it was calculated to do injury to the service. He was
sitting in a carriage next behind Mr. Peel's, at that part of the
street whore the military passed over the footway, there bring no
other resource, under the circumstances; and he must say they did
it in a very quiet, orderly, cautious manner, and in single file, so as
to cause the least inconvenience to the pantie. More sober or bet-
ter behaved men he never saw in his lite. The stoppage, which
was occasioned by a timber carriage getting foul of a post, decanted
him in Fleet-street an boor and three quarters.

BOW STREET.
Yesterday being appointed for reheating the ease in which Mrs.
Broadwood, of Menden-street, was charged with cruel usage to-
wards her husband's apprentice, Mary Ann Morgan, the com-
plaisant, accompanied by Mrs. Duncan and several friends, ap-
peared before Mr. blntssout.s.. the sitting Magistrate.
Mr. Minimax asked if Mrs. Broadwood were present ?
Mr. Bs oadwood replied, that she was confined to bee bed through
Hines*. in proof of which be handed to the Magistrate a medical
cestificate.

Mr. 111ixancLi. then said, that the parish authorities who bad
apprenticed the complainant had sent to acquaint him that Mr.
liroadwood, on reconsideration, was willing to forego his claim to
the complainant, and to assign over her indenture.
Mrs. Duncan-1 have a witness present, your Worship, to prove
other acts of cruelty practised towards the complainant by Mrs.
Ilroadwuod.
Mr. Idiesnott —Perhaps the matter bad better rest where it is.
" But, Sir," added Mrs. Duncan, " I can prove acts of the most
outrageous description."
Mr. Iluisanix—lf, as you say, any thing outrageous has been
done I must of court. hear you • but the charge must be pre-
ferred in the presence of Mrs. Broadwood. You can indict her at
the Session..

Mrs. Duncan—Most cenalnly I will; It would be too bad that
&person guilty of such conduct towards an orphan child should not
be puniabed.
Mr. Missoula. said he would take Mr. Broadwood's security,
with that of another respectable housekeeper, for the appearance of
Mrs. Broadwood at the &sauna, to answer any charge that may
be preferred against ber.
Mr. Broadwood—l am quite agreeable; or If the friends of the
girl would prefer it, I am now willing to make her any fair com-
pensation.
Mrs. Duncan replied, that no satisfactios of the kind would be
accepted.
Mr. Miasmal. obaerved, that Mr. Broadwood had acted very
well.—The parties then retired. a

A respectable looking middle-aged man, named Janes 'big, wa'
brought up by Gardiner, charged with stealing three 51. Bank o
England notes, the property of Messrs. Abbott and Wadley,
Furnivars Inn.
Mr. Abbott deposed, that the prisoner bad been in the employ.
ment of himself and partner one week only, as clerk. On Wednes-
day evening the prisoner was left alone in the once, and on Thursday
morning witness was told that three 51. notes bad been stolen from
the drawer of one of the desks.

James Bedford stated, that be was clerk to Messrs. Abbott and
Bradley, and in (ktober last he received on their account a 201.
Exeter Bank note, which be exchanged at %Mains's, in Birchin-
lane, for tour 54 notes. Three of these were deposited in a parcel
in the drawer. He saw the parcel safe on Wednesday night,.but
on Thursday morning it was gone.
Richard Gardiner. the officer, deposed that be apprehended the
prisoner at his lodgings, 64, King street, Sobo, yesterday morning.
He did not find the missing notes, but he found in a desk imita-
tions of the notes of the Canterbury, Brigid, and Ashford bank
notes, which he now produced.
Mr. Dinisuutt examined these imitations, and pronounced them
to be the cleverest he had ever seen.

They were deer with a pen, and the paper had been touched
over with some preparation which gave them the appearance of
having been much circulated—a sort of dingy hue. The signatures
were perfect fac-similes of the handwriting of the signing partners
iu the different banks. There was another piece of paper, on which
'the word " Thirty " was executed with a pen, on a black ground,
in imitation of the Bank of England notes, and nothing could be
imagined more perfect. There was also a note of the " Hank of '
Elegance " found with them.
Mr. Minsuut.s. asked the prisoner if these Dotes were executed
by him ?
Prisoner—Yes, Sir ; but I assure yes I did them from mere

Mr. AlitisuuLL—lt is a very dangerous talent to possess.
The prisoner was fully committed.

MA RY-LA- BONNE.

J. Pocock was charged with furiously drhitK one of the Padding-
ton stage coaches in the New Road, endangering the welfare of the
public, on Wednesday nigbt, during the dense fog. The case was
proved by the evidence of Stowell, and in consequence of the ag-
gravated nature of his offence, be was fined M.

QUIZEN.SQU A AL
J. Price and W. Ann were fully committed. charged with a bor.
glary in the boom of Ale. Carpenter, landlord of the Nag** Head,
in Tuthdl.streer, both being taken on the premises. In defence,
Josses declared that he way drunk, and knew not bow he came
there. Price made no defence.
HATTON.GARDRN.
Frederick Cale, together with Henry Marriage and Jots Deed,
were brought up yesterday ; the former charged with stabbing a
watchman, named Baker, and the two latter with attempting a
rescue.—lt appeared that en the previous evening the three defend-
' ants went into the Horse and Groom, in Holborn, and commenced
tossing and making a disturbance. The landlord ordered them to
leave the house, which they refused, and made use of threatening
language. The watchman was then called in, and had collated
Cole. when the other defendants came behind him and held the
watchman, who in his torn let go Cole, and seized the other two.
Cole at that instant stabbed the watchman with a clasp knife. Two
other watchmen coming up, he had all the panics taken into cue-
ted y. Thi knife wan found in the passage tithe publlc•house.
The defendants at•+aded the charge.
Mr. Sergeant SaLtan ordered Harrison and Booth to give 24
hours' notice of bail, and remanded Cole uutii Tuesday.
Wiligasse 4pls•rwas yesterday again placed at the bar, charguu
with fraudulently obtaining various sums of money, represeistint
himself to be a Master in Chancery.—After sonic desultory con
reread:A, be was again remanded.
W itS H I P—ST It BET.
notate STaautto.—&lerf Jekuren Gass was brought bet.re NI.
llauvourort, charged with ste.gliug a hvga. Irani Lositund

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