Star.
London, England, 1829-07-03 00:00:00

YEARS OF Ans.

Yesterday morning, about two o'clock, the same
party that were in Nichol street, or another party en-
gaged in the same destructive system,went to the house
of a Mr. Bertrand, situated in the brick fields, Spicer
street, Spitalfields, and who is in the employment of
Messrs. HumeLs and Co. Mr. Bertrand, who is in his
70th year, bad no person in the house but himself an::
his aged wife. The party, after knocking, asked kr a
• light. Bertrand answered them, and slid he had no such
thing; they then asked for the tinder box, which was
refused, on the plea that •he did nut know where to find
it. They then asked for a match, in the getting of whir!,
they aereequally unsuccessful. Alter which they askew
for a candle, and which he also refused; and he, sus-
pecting what their real intentions were, brought his old
woman down stairs as a place of greater seem ity. They
then, in an autholitive tone, denied him to open the
door. He said he would not—that he was in the
employment of Messrs. Buttress and Co. who paid a
fair price for their work, and he would die in o,
preservation. This was answered by the coarsest and
lowest language, when presently a volley if brick-
bats destroyed almost every pane of glass in the upper
window, as well as a part of the sash. The cbjrct or
the party was then directed to the door and the win-
dow shutter, one panne' of which they knucked,in,,;nd
it was Alongside the window old Bertrand stationed
himself with whatever weapon he could find, determire.i
to knock the brains out of the first man that wouh.:
attempt to enter. But the principal point of attack ~.p•
(reared to be at the door, and from the •iolence used
they would inevitably have succeeded, only that they
Mistook the hinged for the locked side. Tire noise, how-
ever, began to awake the neighbourhood, and the party
/beat a quick retreat without effecting their object. They
' must have brought the brick bats with them, tor, horn
the situation of the house, nothing of the sort was near
it. The woilts in the looms are also much injured by
the bricks and glass fatting upon it.

Je riotous footmen, on a late occasion, at Tttrnh ant
.4reen, justify themselves by pleading that they were nOf half so
drunk as tome part of the company.

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