Star.
London, England, 1826-11-25 00:00:00

LAMBETH-STREET.

Byers, the informer, having compromised a great number acmes
with the parties be had summoned to this Mice, Mr. WINITE de.
dared, on the fact coming to his knowledge, that he would never
receive another information front hint.

WORSHIP-STREET.

A fellow named Swish, was charged with an indecent assank ea
his apprentice, a girl of 1$ years of age.—He was held to bail.

A number of shopkeepers were coed £5 each, fir selling squibs
and crackers on the sth of November.

A man, named Cosillea, was charged with embezzling forty yards
of silk, but the use was not borne out by the evidence, and he was
discharged.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
Thomas, Rishard,,asal Jsks 4pva brothers, the latter mein to
Lady Elizabeth. Whitbread, and /rattiest *river, were charged
with robbing Wand. Booth, groom to the Hum Mr. Villiers, of
Kent House, Knightsbridge, Al his hat, gloves, and cane The
complainant was drunk, and on his road to Knighubridge fell in
with the prisoners, .drunk also, and although his friend, another
groans, endeavoured so get him away, be would. see what was the
matter, when it happened that he got knocked down, and last the
above articles. Thomas Ayres and William Stringer IMO COM•
mitted for a highway robbery, and the others discharged.

TOWN-HALL.
Asses Cant, a dashing young tailor, was charged with assisting In
removing household furniture, with a view to cheat his landlord of
his rent. The Act 11 Geo. IL cap. 19. requites two Magistrates,
so Alderman Wools was sent for to assist Alderman Swarm
Mr. Lawford, broker, sworn—Was employed to distrain on R.
Armstrong, In Isabella.street, but, on going to do so, found the
vide had been carried of He traced them to 54, Gun•street ;
but when he demanded admittance. the defendant dared hint to
enter•at his peril. He was obliged to force the window. When
he got is he found a side-board and three chairs that bad been
carried of from Isabella-street.

Cant.-. Yes, and you have them; and I have sedans aghast aB
of you for ;bent.
The defendant then added that he was merely Armstrong's
lodger, and pee him permission to remove his furniture in the
UAW van which conveyed away his own; his witness, however, did
not prove his property in the side-board, and he was accordingly
convicted in double the value of the goods, 51. with an allowance of
14 days to pay that sum.

asaassish Hurrvil, a Cyprisa, formerly one of the most orderly,
but now become. the most riotous and drunken of her easte, ,was
charged with being disorderly. She had been twice committed to
Britton, and on being now seized, rent her clothes so mach, that
it was necessary to carry her to the Corrupter, to relit. She N.
mains in that prima in a state of frenzy, arising in the opinion of
the surgeon, frees repeated latozicadom

UNION-HALL •
A pressosan, in the employ of Mr. Barnes, primer, In the
Borough, was charged widi stealing SO lis, of &gash type. He
entered Mr. Bermes' sinks shout two maths ago, since which
einantities ef had repeatedly been mussed, and an apprentice
was set to wwve pdswebeii Beetle" wise detected him, the pre.
wises night, Meg lib 'mhos with type. He was given in charge,
and the type hued ea him. Upon searching his lodgings, about
SO lbs. addidonel was discovered, part of which was clearly. Wenn
led. This fellow was in great poverty when he entered Mr. Barnes

MARRIED.
At Rut Sheen, Thomas Frederick Vernon Wentworth. Esq. of
Wentworth Castle, York, to the Lady Augusta Louisa &utensil
Bruce. the eldest unmarried daughter of the Marquis and M.r.
chioness of Allesbury.

DIED.

At Leamington, where he bed gone for the benefit of his health,
Edward Chippendale, Esq. Solicitor to the Aline, Crane.covn,
Fieet4treet.