Star.
London, England, 1826-06-15 00:00:00

MOVEMENTS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford and family left fowl
yesterday, for their sear, Dunrol:if► Castle, Sutherhatilshire.

The lit;wager Marchioness of Londonderry left Battersea yes.
terday, for her seat, llolderwoad lodge, Hants.
The Earl and Countess of Arran and family left town yesterday,
for their scat at Bognor, for the season.
The I: irl and Countess of Listowel alai family have left town fvf
the We of Wi,ht.

Lord llivers-left town yesterday for Eltham Lodge, Kent.
Lord and Lady Staffpril and the Misses Jerningham have kft
town, for their seat, Crossley Ilall, Suffolk.
Major E. Bridgeman left town ye,,terday for Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Conyers and family left yesterday theft house In
Albemarle stre-t, from their seat near upping Forest.
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn street--.R.ldp,
Esq. from Brighton; H. Hunt, Esq. from Ireland.
Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. Jatues's street-..Mr xr.(l
Mrs Austen, for their seat in Berks; the Rev. Mr Ashley.
Departures from Miller's Hotel, Jermyn street-.-Lady Earl/
Stratford, fir Cheltenham ; Dr. Forbes, for Paris.
Arrivals at the Burlington Heed, Old Burlington and Ceik-
streets—Colonel and Mrs. Mackenzie and family, &um their seat
in Gloucesttrthire; Captain Anderson ; Captain Harcourt, from
Berks; Charles Ross, Esq. from a tour. Departures-*-Viscourt
Sitimutith, for Ilichmend Park; John Remsbottom, Esq. for
Windsor ; -- Brown, Esq. ao s O'Neil Seagrave, Req. on a tour.
Earl Mountcharles; Lady Kilmaine and suite ; the Hen. Mas-
sey Lawson and suite; the lion. Mrs. Montgomery; the
Mrs. Plunkett and family; Sir Capel Molyneauz, Bart.; Sir G.
Baggutt •' Captain and Mrs. Keating ; Mr. and Miss Matnamara;
Messrs. Wynne, Mason, alkinnell, Webb, Volle, Carrell, Bad.
dington, Collins, and French, aftrived in Dublin on Saturday,
front Holyhead.

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Ai ARLBOROUG H-STREET.
Yesterday the driver of a hackney roach was charged with
abusing a Gentleman. The complainant hired the defendant's
coach, in which be found a lady's reticule; on retaining it for the
purpose of taking it to the office. Irk Esscx.street, the coachman
raised a mob, called him a thief, and threatened to take him to
Bow-street ; complainant then brought him here. The coachman
said, that he wished to take it to the owner, whom he had just be-
fore set down. The Magistrate observed, that that was no excuse
for abusive language, and fined him rutty shillings.
—Beide, the landlord •f the Robin Hood, in Church-street,
St. Giles's, was yesterday brought before Sir a FA IMAM; under
the following circumstances:—

On Tuesday afternoon General Burt was walking along Broad.
street, St. Giles's, when a fellow, without a coat, in running past
him seized his watch-chain and its appendages (worth £2O), and
after two or three hard toga the chain broke, and he escaped with
his booty. The General immediately applied to Maurice Nichol-
son, a constable, and he, from the description he received of the
thief from a girl of the town-, named Jaisabeth Thompson,wito had
witnessed the transaction, succeeded in apprehending him, one
1 Ralph Jolly. The constable and his prisoner, and the witness
Tlmip;on, were, we believe, at the defendant's clloyle's) house,
when he (Boyle) called the witnesses " noses; and instigated
some persons, who were there assembled, to maltreat the said wit-
nesses, and the consequence was, that the prisoner escaped.
Sir G. FAWNS' expressed himself very indignant at the conduct
of the defendant, and ordered him to find bail, and give 43 hours'
notice of such bail. .