Star.
London, England, 1827-07-09 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGU.STRART.

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Getman 'wing. omen whs.
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the streets of the mamagallestil~he pahlic to boy a broom,"
were brought to this elite taisy,charged by sae of the oM.
cm of the Menditty Socieiy with begging la the meet. They
gave their names Elisabeth Ceiderem, Mary Pleherta, ape Mar.
r prat Pickerin.
The officer stated that be found them tinging aWM in the vicinity
of the office, and soliciting alms of the persons passing. They bad
ao brooms to sell.
The poor girls were much distressed upon being placed at the
bar, and shed tears most copiously.
A German Gentleman who accidentally saw them brought to
the office, came forward, and, through his assistance the Magistrate
was enabled to communicate with the girls, not we of whom nu.
derstood a word of English. The Gentleman sated that the girlie
came wool the vicinity of Frankfort, and were usually employed la
vending small brooms; but in consequence of the stock of wood
from which the brooms are made behigsthausted, they had mole to
sell, and their " mature" had sent them out to slog for a few days
until their stock of brooms should be replenished.
The Magistrate, Mr. Drill, asked who this master was, and
where be lived ? All that could be obtained from the girls was that
he lived In Whltechapel ; but the name of the strew they could not
tell. To other questions put by the Magistrate, they stated that
the man they called their master had Induced these to come to this
country. That there.were at the peewit time about thirty of these
female venders of brooms about town, who were all utmler.the sub-
jection of the man who resides in Whitechapel. He supplied them
with brooms, and received all their earnings; for which be was to
allow them their victuals, lodging. and halt a florin, shoat teat:ince,
each, per week.
Mr. Dud inquired of what their food coosisted?
The answer was, that they had coffee and bread of a morning
and crating. and got what they could daring the day. Villen they
had no money they went without. Foe the edging of the three
girls the man paid 4s per week.
Mr. fires--I really hardly know bow to act in this cam. I =s-
not reconcile It to my feelings to commit these poor innocent girls.
who have been compelled to commit an as of by a man
whit appears to be shamefully flying epos the subsets of their labour.
If I discharge them, they have no other alternative titait tomtit*
the same Wane. This mat'. madam has produced a rib& ad.
ante, and I think the Mendicity &clay would do well by making
masednquiry after him.
The officer of the Mendicity Society promised that the Magi..
crate's suggestion should be attended to.
The girls were allowed to depart, upon their promise to come
forward on a future day to give evidence against their master.
The countenances of the girls new began to brighten, and a Goa:
&man In the office presented them with a small sum of money, and
they left the office in much better spirits than they entered it.
WO ItSll IP.STREET.

Ass Urn.ocee Tinir.—Two lads. timed Boyd sad Arrow, were
brought ►efore the Magistrate, by Thee. West, a constable, charged
with attempting to pick pocket"
It appeared that *a Friday evening the officer observed the pri-
soner Boyd actively engaged in sounding the pockets of the lieges on
their way along the Mile cod read, from tied so Fairlop fair. In this
=sneer he had been seen to thrust his hand into sis or seven pockets,
and at length, in an unlucky moment, he actually thrust it into the
Awls waistcoat pocket, which (acorn of evil I) contained a pair of
steel ems, or handcuffs. He was stopped in his weer, and the
handcuffs be had se unwittingly stum►led ea, were fitted on his
own waists.
Boyd was committed to the Bern of Correction for two months.
Brown, who had merely been observed in company with the ocher,
was discharged, with a serious adnwitisa from the Magistrate.
Thaw Norton, charged with being one of the gang who robbed
Surma Fuller, on the 11th of September, was folly committed,'
betemeimed to be brought up again to have the depositions taken;
and there is another charge against him also, of robbing Captain,
Molloy, of the Trinity Almshouses.
QUASI or STAIIMIL—RaIeces Mat was brought from the
Spitalfaelds watchbouse en a charge of stabil* a ming womeis
whose as.,. did net appear. The female who had been injured Fes
not able to attend, and was lying at the Leaden Hospital la
dangerous state.
Several witnesses were remised, and from what maid be its 4
lected from them, it appcsred that the prisoner entertained a
jealous suspicion of her husband and the other woman ; sod, for
a very comidetable time, the two females, both highly Inflamed

with liquor, continued quarrelliis and llglithig4 being egemeeroly
separated by neighbours, end as fatten renewing the *waiter wit,
the moat. crate determination, until at leogthc aftet their list
enr.einter, the woinuled female exclaimed to One of du wit-
nesses. named Am B. own, 't Oh! Ann, I am nabbed!" Rai
immediately fell dnwh. A than, who, in the midst at the kg
bad dragged the prisoner away from her opponent, to present
their Sahebs),. any lager, described the maAner in which they
were beating and tearing each other is tsar shocking to behula.
They wens both covered Oith blood 1,, bet When the witness after.
wards found the patient on the grimed, and Wouoded, she was
bleeding like a (*amain. It did not appear that any of the wit.
oases had actually seen the wound infficte4.
The prisoner herself had evidently suffered severely. lye 4e„
was ocgatchodand torn, and exhibited brulasti Whirls might rattle
have beau empected to have resulted from a contest between two
prise lighters, than to have been hi/heted by the tuts of one of the
eater sex. Sbe was remanded for the present.
The Omit siren shocked and astonished by the following examl.
nation of Ann Holderitcb, who stated that she /ended with brf
mother next door to the pritonv..a.
Baoummen--kiew old are yen? Sitteen.—Can fee T.,,1
No !.....Were you ever at Church? No!--Nor Chapel? NJ:..e
Do you kip* the danger of an oath ? No!—Are you aware t', I
if you perjure yourself, you will be pun shed hereafter? Not—LUC
you know elute Ss a Gun? No!—Does your mother go, or ev.,
take you. to. Church? No!—How is she employed on Suatda).,
She works when she can get it.
The Magistrate here turned round, and inquired whether three
was not a Ciergymasi who visited Dillon's court (the tesitlents of
the party)? aped was answered that them was no one but a Ewe(
preacher. He then said it was incumbent on the parish author:tier
to represent the Court.

DIVIDENDS to Demo& in BASING HALL.STREET.

July el, Thomas Gibbon and David gems Meramontatreet,
anendeapero, at sen. Aug. 3, Meese Thompson, Waltham Holy
Cross, gun, cool entrant, at one. Judy at, Marks Man,
Nine Elms public-house, Bahama, Surrey, IlentaOrr, at twelve.
Jay 31,
jaliwihilyCmisleY'
27, Jam lejsilLotlikli-essit', NorthaOlampnigereed.ditirrapne' r,aledumli at at eleven.
July 27,William Campos, Holiness-street, Panssaawierate, grocer,
at two. July 20, John Blown*, Canterbury, Kent, lioendraper,
at eleven. July 27, John Abel Chariesworth, Fencliorch Build.
logs, tea broker, at one. July 17, Wiliam Henry nyder, Noitou
Feline, tailor, at ten July 27, John Ilan, Canterbury, busier,
at ten. Jo)) 17, Wftliant Chapman, St. Hems, liontiegdoesbiee,
currier, at eleven. Jul/ It, Wißlana Blondes, sea. late of Rut
MaMng, Kent, and of Bast PeCkbilal farmer, at tea. July ay.
Joseph Hibbert, Hylortre.nort, Crotched-friar', wise metetani,
at eleven. July 27, Nathaniel Rogers Hewitt, Buckintham.place,
Fitsroy.opare, and of Pordand.terrace Regent's Palk, engrave?,
at eleven. July 27, Thomas Roddei"forth, late of St. Paul's
Citurtiard, eternaker, at eleven. July 31, John Makin, now
or late Rederomment, rectifier, at ten. July 27. John Walker,
late of Manley-bowie, Kennington Comma, Surrey, schoolmaster,
at two. July 31, John Neale and &meat Warner, Milk.itreee,
limendrapers, at ten. July 31, James Walker, Upper Mohamed?
Bermondsey, Surrey, at tau
DIVIDENDS to Derma, In the COUNTRY.
Aug. I, Kirk Munsear, late of Pattern-lane, Buekleribory,
warehouseman, at ten. at the Wellinv oh Bridge Inn. Stockport,
Cheshire. at amen. Aug.), William Chemberlayne, Leamington
Priors, Warwickshin, victualler. at eleven, at the Crown Hotel,
Leantington Priors. Aug. 7? Samuel Wood, Manchester, ma.
awn' at tethit White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester. Aug.
John Peaky, emu and John Pocky, jun. nubile, Lancashire, cat.
ton spinner, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. July 30, nos.
Loud' now or late of Dover, Kent, corn dealer, at ten. July so,
John Harris, Modbury, Devonshire, lioendrapsr, at eleven, at the
Globe Hotel. Exeter. .1111 as, William Brett sal Junes tidal,
Buralem, Staffordshire, grocers, at eleven, as the Linktin's Aran
Penkridge, Staffordabire. July 31, William Waters tal
Thomas Charles Waters, Behest, Ironmongers, at two, at tie
Rummer Tavern, AB SeinaNane, Bristol. July 27. WAS
Tomlin's" Nei/twirls, Cheshire, money scrivener, at Whit
the Crown Inn, Nantwicb. July 27, Thomas Garnett, Mastwidi,
Cheshire cheese factor at tan, at the Crown lan, Mantua
July 47. tilithadol French, )ail. Cardiff, Glamorganskire, liner
draper, at one, at the Canineridal Roams. Bristol. July
Sy
Samuel Morris, Claelteoliam, Gloucestershke builder, at two,
the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. July Si, John Close, sen. Down
Close. and Solomon Reinhold, Manchester, merchants, at ten, a
Whites Houk Manchester. Aug. is, Richard Brooke, Wskot,
Sonservetshire, amnion brewer, at one, at the Whew Hart Lei,
Bath. Aug. 6, Robert Wilson, Tenggara Green, Chlivrick, drape,
as two, at the White Bear Inn, Piccadilly.

CR RT IF IC ATES.—ionx 27.
Christopher Bartlett, late of Plymouth, Devonshire, shipowner.
Nathaniel Walbauk, Keighley, Yorisbire, worsted spinner. 'Thos.
Lane, jun. Upton-upon-Sever h Wnrcesterskire, cum dealer.
Rkbard Berman, Sanctum, Warwickshire, money scrivener.
John Harding Gibbs, Chiewelletreet, Finsbury-square, oil mod
coleurman. Thomas Land, Leeds, Yorkshire, flax spinners. Subs.
Cloister, Bedminster, Somersetabire currier. John Mon, late of
ToithUl.atreet, Westminoter..ehoen:aker. John Eccles, Welker.
bury, Staffordshire, victualler. Samuel Morris, Cloehenbarr,
Gloucestershire, builder. Chow Benson. late of Bowling greys..
Kenninvon. Surrey, builder. William Gore Saloon 1,,d
Hest yTwiasietan Elliman, Leamington, Warwickshire, booksellers..

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Unitas Wibon, Thomas Hallehursr, and Robert Hedky, Ea.
corn, Cheshire, school slate manufacturers. John Huntington and J.
•Bmith, Barnsley, Yorkshire, carpenters. Thomas Atkinson al
George Jarmo, Chatham druggists. Robert Gkadnw and Wm.
Swatter, Kingwon-upon- Hull. ironmongers John Brown and
William PiSing, Bolson.lm Moors, and at Manchester, cotton ad:.
milacinrers. Edwin Smith and Josh. Wm. Moore, Leeds, Yolk•
shire, attorneys. Chutes Haag and Thomas Edmund Weiler,
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, bookseller.. Caroline Horsfall and
Anne Worthington, Herne, near Manchester. Cohn Musa,
Joseph Adams, Malcom Maaraughton, and 'Cardin Idaensughtoot
London and Glasgow. Edmund . Wrigley and Joseph
Knowl, liaddleworth, Yorkshire, merchants. Benjamin Pietism
Thomas Davenport, Jonah Harris, Denby, Derbyshire, cud war.
chants. W. Ashman and William Hayden'. Joseph Canalised
Michael Turner, Bled ogjhana, silver-platers. John Thosamw,
John Cottinglim, and John T. Thompson, Liverpool, Lanculdre,
rope owoolactsroro. Asia Scott, John Alezander, Charles Alen.
ander, and Jtaskinsan Duelarorth,Gibraltar, conardsion Wareham
John Jima NW and Co. Glasgow, and Wa. Lamb mad Co. ik
Tbmers, sassalmoss. Mint* &Masao and William Sc'.
Ohnkar, surdissab Thomas Grawkaos, F. H. Hrsadrsa.
W.C. Demikam. and Harry Lawslitoo, illse-lane, merchants. P.
Maims, Na. WI U. lionnseseLiverposi, merchants. T. 1. Parks
soda Tlemlws, 1111rodogliars, Warwleksigrei waxy scriveners.
I. Willi Job litimazilaissae Stamper, Liverpool, ilabebaraws.
lababotk Legg mid Legg, Southampton, primers. pm
Mather, Sansei Parkas, ohs Daniel namely, and Tamen
Mather, jun. LiverpooL Joseph Ramsay and Waiter B. Andrei%
Cateatosiatreet, Backwell.halWactora.

General Weekly Avenge et the Ma et BMA gem erbiel
governs Importation, made np no *elf& other
Moat SOL I
74. Oita 224. 114. Beam 10d.
Barley 42& lid. Rye 4435. 34. I Pew gas, 01

MARRIED.
At C.c.llunteott, the Rev. Robot Allen. Rel.. Maw her
College, and Rector of Baresusbe, somas, to Mary, cfflly daughter
of the late George Ilidatnr.
The Rem W. IL Hooey, Fellow of liken College. and Rector
of Daveratock, in the county of Wilts, to Margaret, Immtelg
daughter of the late Rev. Nicholas Earle, Rector of Seaford.
.oxfocdohlre.

DIED.
At his seat at Langley Park. in Norfolk, on the 29th ult. Sir
Thomas Beauchamp Proctor, Bart. In the 'list pare( his ar•
At Roesiand of Erskine, ea the 31st ult. Ir. Wm Furnace.
surgeon. Mr. Forrester had recently, before his death, received
'an appointment in the Honourable the East India Company i rtel
vice as Assistant Surgeon.

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