Star.
London, England, 1826-05-31 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNE.

John Stokes alias Cottle, was brought up before Mr. Gwynn, for
re-examination, on the charge of setting fire to his lodgings in dse
house of Mr. William Jamestof Wilderness-row, Chelsea, and also
with stealing several articles of furniture therefrom.
David Thrale, of W, Bridge-road, Lambeth, pawnbroker, pro-
duced some blankets and curtains pawned on the 14th of November,
by the prisoner, in the name of John Browne, and which were
identified by Mr. James as his property, who stated that the pri-
soner left his house the same day that the property was pawned.
Mrs. Mary Trout, of 13, James-street, New-cut, came forward
and stated, that in consequence of seeing the former elimination of
the prisoner, in a police report in the newspapers, she attoodod is
know whether the prisoner was the same person who called et her
house some time in October last, and took a furnished parlour;
she was now satisfied that the prisoner was the same person who
lodged in her house. His wife, and a boy named Frederick, were
with him. They remained there only six days, when they went
away without giving notice; but they locked the room door, and
took the key with them. She forced open the door, and found that
the feather bed and bed clothes were gone. She never recovered
any of her property since, neither did she find out the prisoner till
that day.
The prisoner denied having seen Mr. James or Mrs. Trout be-
fore, or knowing anything about them.
Mr. Fagan, trona the Mendicity Association, attended. He said
that the prisoner was strongly recommended to the Mendicity
Board by the Earl of Chichester, The prisoner lived in Drury-
lane' and received bye shillings a week from the Board f himself
and his wife and child. He had been visited by the orders of the
Board, and always appeared as if in a consumption. The relief was
discontinued about a month since, the prisoner being ordered to
Ireland for the benefit of his health. Besides the relief, the
frequently got food and clothing.
Several letters were here banded to the Magistrate, but not read.
Mr. Guerin' said the letters might be produced on the trial, as
they could not be of any service to the prisoner in that stage of the
proceedings. He should commit the prisoner for trial on the charges
already proved.

On the Bth ult. a flue broke out in Odessa, and con-
sumed the house of the widow GrAchoff, as also a house
next to it ; a few hundred chetvents of wheat were also
destroyed; but, owing to the prompt exertions of the
37th battalion of Chasseuts, a stop was put to the pro-
gress of the fire.
Last year, there were exported from Great &iris,
goads, according to the official estimates, of the value
of 56,335,5141. 11.. 2d. of which, 29,496,5761. was in
cotton goods ; 5,925,5741. in woollens ; and 2,709,766/.
in linens.

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