Star.
London, England, 1827-06-25 00:00:00

M A ItY-LA=BONN

Saturday Mrs. Poole, of Mite-street, Manchester-equate, pre-
ferred a charge against G. Gmake and Mary Hansori, of Livom
grove, fur having in their possession a mischievous dog. She stated,
that about a fortnight since she was passing by the dour of the de-
fendants, when a dog flew out and bit her leg severely, and kept
tight hold of the part until st.e was asdsted and extricated from
the animal's grasp. She immediately applied to a Surgeon, who
waited upon the defendants to ascertain whether the dog was mad
or not? but they refused to let bins fee it. Mr. RAWLISION said,
that it was shameful, after the caution that had been given, that
dogs should be suffered to go about in such numbers Without bring
muzzled. Unless the dog was immediately produced to the Sur-
geon, or something done to satisfy the mind of the Lady that there
was no danger, he should order them to find bail to answer the
charge at the Sessions, and be would take good care that a prosecu-
ti•sn should be instituted against them—The parties were commit-,
ted fur want of bail.

Bales, Datil, and W. Carrington, the first 12 years old, the
others youoger,wrre charged with stealing fruit. Mr: Braithwaite,l
the Engineer, stated, that on Friday night be detected five boys'
robbing his garden at Westhourniteen. lie endeavoured to ap-
prehend them all, but two escaped with an immense quantity of
apples, and he SecUTMI the three at the bar. They had entirely
stripped three apple-trees of fruit, which they could not eat, and he
was more vexed at the wanton destruction than the loss of his pro-
perty. lie recommended the two younger pelsouers to the blagis-
trate's favourable consideration, because they were penitent; hut'
wished Bates to be dealt with rigidly, as he appeared hardened in
crime.—Mr. Gamma gave op Davis and Carrington to their
friends,and committed Bates(who has been twice before in custody)
to the House of Correction fur three moonths.•
QUEEN-SQUARE.
Saturday Mary Caskd was charged with robbing 4'. Rowe and
11. Carroll, gallant sons of Neptune, of three As notes. Rowe
stated, that they ►ad just returned from South Anserlea, when their
ship was surrounded by bum-boats, in one of which was blary,
whom he took in tow, and having received £6O in wages, &e. he
completely rigged her out, and brought her to town. He after-
wards took a place In the Portsmouth coach for her to return, bet
previously introduced her to his father as his wife. When she was
on the point of setting out he examined his locker, missed two 45
notes, and his messmate one. He then bad her apprehended, and
one of the notes was found on her. She, of course, denied the rob-
tarry, and ►aid the note was given her by Rowe. This ►e denied,
saying he gave her one ZS note, but that she changed to buy a pair
of shoes for a friend. She was then committed, and when about to
be locked up the honest tar's heart began to melt, and he asked if
she had any thing to eat ? The officer replied in the negative, when
he desired him to get something at his exptose. The officer pro-
m:teed a plate of beef. " No, no," said Rowe," get her something
she can fancy--s fowl, peas, asparagus, or any thing she likes. I
know what it is to be in limbo myself." She was then removed.
with directions that she might want for nothing that money could
procure.