Star.
London, England, 1826-02-15 00:00:00

. POLICE INT.ELPGENCE.

ZOW.STRUET•

•••••••• David Vitt pot to the bar, when Mr. llaiva, a baker, :r
Welinotrtet, Oxford-street, stated that be had an empty trtr-
gobs frons-his si,,or, and-the next day be raw it in possession L:
the prisoner and two other men in Castlo.street, Long Acre....
fig foilloviesl • thens'to a house in Belton-street, where the prison.;
lodised, at the dour of which the others left him. lie ' M.) th.l
claimer" tbe trunk, which the prisoner said beimged
10-law, who bad jovtleft him. On inrpectiug it be found ts
taio a pair of silver candlesticks, A cream ewer, a mustard
piece M Irish linen. &c. ‘t hen stolen, it had the initials
in brass nails, which were withdrawn. The prisoner •
his first account, and was remanded.
Yesterday 7Yonnos Cliaildsend, aged 11, Wort. ?Flson,
James &Nunn, sged 10 years, wife have been some days
on the charge of destroying a valuable collection of last
property of M(. Moore, a Special Messier in the Temple,
them as waste paper, were brought before Mr. Hants,
Magistrate, for re-examination; and John Tankngton, ano
nsgood TorkinAton, cheesentongers, were also put to the bar.
with receiving parts of books, knowing them to have P•
Judging front the crowded state of the Office the case appeared
have excited a great deal of interest. Mr. ALLer encoded
half rf the prisoners Torkingtoo.
The two prisoners TOttlngroirhatis tfeclared thAr
any knowledge,zt even suspicion that the property was
that thef gave 3td. per pound for it.
Air. limas said be coneldered.a Jury the only proper
to decide upon the case, and fully committed Chairfintead
pal, and the two Torkingtims as receivers, to Newga•
Sullivan and Wilson were detained to give evidence,
Witnesses were bound °verso prosecute.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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• STAG MINT. "
BllOO7OXr Fix 12.-.-Tbe MOT itag, Lents Jekn.
so many disappointments last year, was, for the
present season, turned out, before the Subscription Harriers,
terday,but afforded, as swat. scarcely any sport. After to.--
vocation to induce him to depend upon his heels for -
liberately cantered, In a stmisht line, for Pateham,
after a chase in view, of about twenty minutes, he wa
and secured unhurt. A price is now put upon his haunches
smoking hot, as thr only way in which they can be made to
interest, it it now expected they will shortly ,be exhibited
" festive board."

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FOX HOUNDS.
Colima George Wyndham, with his line trained
Zasuarrived at Findon and will commence operations
rhood of the Devil's Dyke immediately.

SPARRING.
Young Gas hail a benefit at the Tennis Court, yesterday
the sparring was unworthy notice. After the sports, r
Aaron challenged Ayres for 451. a-side, within a month

COURT Of ALDERMES.—The LORD MAYt.
Court of Aldermen yesterday, for the general
of public business. Mr. Deputy Joinsen, tit
ANGELL, and Mr. PERRY, who were recently
corn•meters in trust for the City, by the Court
mon Council, attended, and were sworn
Commissioners for the Court of Requests for the
of March and April were appointed. The Com r
licences to coal-undertakers. The CHA6IIERL,
ported the surplus of the Orphan,Fund for the'
ending the sth of January-last upon which,
directed him to take the requisite measures for
charge of the sum of .14,0001. part of the existing
A Gentleman from the office for nudit;ng -
counts attended with one year's account of the
Fund, which was allowed. The Court
petition the House of Commons fora Bill
Yantlet Creek. The Police Committee p•
report, recommending t! le adoption of a gener
gulation for closing the public-houses within
upon which the Court resolved that every si
should be closed at eleven o'clock at night, and
orders to be issued accordingly. Some appeals
set ving the office of constable were determined.
Yesterday morning, a fire broke out at
Arms public-house, in Philip-lane, London W.
burnt with such fury, that Mr. Wilby, the lam
family, and sevetal travellers, uho sojour
escaped With much difficulty in their night.c:
the energy of the fi. emen, aided by a copious
water, confined the ravages to the premises.
a traveller, in whose room the conflagration corn
is dreadfully burnt, and, has lost considerable
Indeed, very little was raved belonging to the
NORWICH, Fen. 11-I'his city has again '
state of riot since eleven o'clock this nrori.ing,
one of• the manufacturers being detected it,
work out of the city, to be executed in the cou
'Three. en are nonipooped up at a public-hour
the Sun and Anchgr, in the pariah of St. Clement,
whose_ persons several canes of silk were fiver
such is the state of popular feeling around
that any attempt to escape from.the house iron,
signal for their destruction—the order of the da
heads, not windows r' The Mayor, and Dria•
with several Magistrates, and the-posse cotatitahts,
down to the scene of • riot, at twelve o'clock,
tinued at their post. Everything predicts a .
right. Nearly 12,000 persons are At this time
ployed; and every kincl_orbusineks is at a Stan'

...411fttkV3..
Tuesday:sentright, the.:!jsatly. of #l5 at!ezander Dori,
of Newtori of a dauthter: •
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Saturday, at 13urghwailis, pear DouailWO Lady Louisa
eoniby, bf a aim and heir.
Friday, in St. Hslens's-iguare, York, the Lady if Idoapr
of the 7th (or Queen's Own) Hussars, et a M.

MARRIED.

February 7, at Branston,-isicestershite, the flee. B.
Dizalieth, daughter of J. Woodall, Esq. of Scarborough.

: Tuesday se'nnlgbt, at l'AverpOoT, aftet- a long period of 111
which sbe bore with mil, Christian patience and resignation,
Marion, the wife of Mr. James Milligan,. merchant, of
and eldest daughter of the late Robert Jackson, Esq.
Dumfries. She will be long and sincerely regretted by a
Idecle of friends and relations.
The 10th inst. at his house in Doctors' Commons, aged
the Swabey, Esq. D. C. L. of Langley Matish, Rukkingbunthire.
Sunday, Lieut. George Read, of his Majesty's 41st
lard 21.
Sunday ie'nnight, in Postland, near Crewland, oce
a fall on the ice, whilst sliding, Step Len Cherritigtotr,
72 years, leaving a very large circle of relations (soft:.
are very poor) to share •rniong=t them an intistenselortine,
he had accumulated by his penurious habits. Ile scarcely
himself the common -necessaries of life, and although he
is supposed, a hundred thousand ronnas, the fiiiniture in
is not worth more than twenty pounds.

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titials of a nano..
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days in cnstoci! .
law books, Cie
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safety, he de.
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was overtakes,
launches;
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pack of Fot
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'esterday, bas
ports, Lttrai Be
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ton held a
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olr. Deputy
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irt of Corn.
into office.
the months •
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the quarter
, the Court
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public at.
to Orphan's Eve
agreed to -PA'
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p eser.ted a
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such he a
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