Star.
London, England, 1829-07-22 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIOEIfCE..

BOW-STREET.
Yesterday moreing, &assert the night charges. was a Yr.
Dance, brought op by Bond, jun. charged with
Marko Money Westasecott. Mr. Westesseett app at k
by his solicitor, and Mr.'Diace was accompanied by his
sad several (needs.
Mr. Westerner:eta being sworn, stated. that en the
night he went to witness the sew pion at the Engle Opera
and needy at the termination el the piece he was hawks sa
ate box where he bad been sitting. when at the entrance rer;
which is very narrow, Mr. Duce met him and said to hia, 41
believe your name is %stamen ?" Mr. W. replied, •it iv
Mr. Dance this sold, Perhaps you do set knour,:aie r. m,.
replied, that he bedewed that his same was Deuce. Air. D.Ze
then asked his who the author of the letter was which war sato
time previously keened in the " Age" . Mr. Iff. eaki.
was In France whom the ktter was and therefore hen
peaty about it. cad add it give him a reply, nee was he ~,
spoasible ; Mr. Deem kited that be was, sad wittiest see6a
word, except calks hit a scoundrel, he *sock me, added lit
Westmecott, not wish a stick, but with as iranseisse
he repeated the assault in oar progress to the lebbyal.litairs
other wish, sold •Ilt. W. but to bind him over to keep the peak.
with a view to ea ulterior proceeding.
Mr. MY called Mr. Dance fir his answer to this dep.
Mr. Dane* rephed. that he did sot by soy nom 4111 bi hit
said that the cause was the most aggravated one that had rest
justified rho conunissisa of an assault.
Mr. Halls replied. that when the point was conceded tot al
assent had bees committed, he bed to do was to bind over 6,
=e ; and no mattes how aggravated was die cause. dot meth
nt: right to take the kw into their own bands ; if se. the his*
Coatis might be that
Mr. Deoce's bode Ued to a* lidt..Weetniecolt a leisure,Mr. Halls mid dal could sot justify the act before hie.
It was for amber Iran*

Mr. Dam aid. at as Mr. halls was gag to bind over la
brother, he *milt lw meld slow that Mr. Westmont mot
aloe to be Woad over.
Mr. lialb—Yee may ask Mr. Waltman.pay thins body
epos dot dhidoo of tbe
Mr. Dance Mos said—rdir' .estomoset, did yew er w you ast
my that yea would show my brother
Mr. Westasmots-1 have eve objectifies to mom that lesooss;
I dodo* I sever did.

After some (umber discestion, Mr. Halls called es Mr. Dime
to find sondes to keep the peace towards Mr. Wortosacott, whitb
be immediately did, and an parties left the @Mee.
WORSHIP-STREET.
• Yesterday a dark athletic young man, named Edward Wok
who added in Tork-ceort. Paol-street, Finsbury, was bras*
before Mr. Walker, the Magistrate, by Attleld and Brews.
charged with committing $ burglary en Monday week in Melees
of Messrs. Wihon and Co. Son-street, Bishoptiat•-street, by eau
ring through s brick wall, and stealing silk dab, Are. value ec
He was also charged with being crowned is a robbery bathe hem
of Mrs. Pinter, a pastry amok in the Poultry, a new months sp,
and with.msllng a lumlity of plate. • man sensed Cud. vie
resides at listhnslipsok and his wife, were brought op, the be.
user charged with big conceited in the said burglaries. The st
acme found spat deal of the mobs property in Chichi house...
The prisoners ware remanded. _ _ _

I ' DIART.LA-BONNE.
Yesterday a also. ammo maned Awls,. was dined by Ms.
sou. the intormser, wNr basddagont arre of his teak and lone-
ing amethn. The issmeed had wiled Johann " a Warmer."
and bed struck bit without He was comnitted.
MA RL BO UGH-STRUT.
Mr. Crochlord, of &.-.lamees-street, was smansamed athw
cause why be &nil sot pay the masa Awed by Act of Paris
not to andm ammo win had attended his premises to ezdoguid
I aka that Meted im one, of his chimneys. Mr. Crschtarden.
Undo! that Chime was so Are at al, bet the Aromas swam de
there Were dames isasing frost the top of a chimney over the maim
Mr. Crockfard was ordered to pay the sums, and be 'paled to the
Session valet the order.

Commercial advice. from Odessa have been received
this morning to the 29th June. The sickness in the La-
zaretto had diminished considerably, and the alarm which
had previously
Ca prevailed had greatly subsided.
The Emma, ptain M`Donald, from Valparaiso, hll. I
arrived before her instructions for insurance, the letters P .
'obtaining the cordon having been seat overland to Buenos
Ayres, were slopped by the Indium The Swallow, from
Liverpool, had arrived at Valparaiso.
Frid we understand, the sum of 13,0001. was paid
at our Custom-house, in the shape of duties on foreign
corn, being a larger sum than was ever received in oat
day.—Hodi Advertiser.
latter. from Stockholm state that serious apprehen-
sions existed there of the crops throughout the kingdom,
in cOnsequense of which, the Government had prohibited
the exportation of grain, with the exception of wheat.
Letters from Gibraltar to the sth inst. announce do
failure of a house at Malaga, for 260,000 dollars. •
Oa Monday evening, a respectably-dressed man puled
through the gate at Waterloo-bridge, accompanied by a
female, with whom he was quarreling. When he reached
the centre of the bridge he charged the woman with infi-
delity, and immediately leaped over the battlement, but ,
luckily alighted on his feet upon the outer ledge. A
gentleman passing seized him by the collar, and with
assistance rescued him from his perilous situation. When
he found that he was safe, he fell down in a fit, from whirl
it was some time before he recovered.

MED.
la DWI% TS years. II kaiak widow el the late Nicholas
ilassergh, of Meow, Canty Tlggerary.
Is Cork, Mn. Mader. wife dhow of Waterville.
As Go dose M near Aberese, M.B. Mr. Arthur Menai,.
of Great Heradetweeeetr is the TIM year at his age.
As lamPos‘ yean. is coesequeace of a
severe wild, takes by merdag hit self at the dew it one of their
weenie betas is shore, Jahs Wanes, lea. the agent to the It.
George Stens Pocket of LivergeoL
Aged in. the Ras.Jobe Mwmel.Prestrytedea Minister of Tai.
lyllsk. C.owety Dowa.
At Creamiest, in the Qaela's meaty. Ante, rein of the late
leery Moen, of Creaverpo. Regiriat.
Frances, wife of Willies Hyde, Ricksasedyheo, Dula
Richard, see County of the Rev. ileathei Presbyteries Weser of
Derry.
i-.tnet, Margaret Wed. the eldest daughter of W.
—awl. Reg. to the filth year of her age.
At Lnesiegtee, Warwickshire, the Rev. Thos. Weil North,
ore, Vicar of Matinee. is Liscoladdre.
At Dulwich. is Ids 71st year, Anther, Higbasere. Rs+ Ai'
hely of Gray'i hoe.
At the home a( her gas, Mary Audi. Reg. at Tottenham, Kn.
lank phythgth Ana, aged 44..
At Movisiltaa, aged 71 years, Waiter Yong, Reg. lete
if the Peace tat that casaty.
Ugeie
At Chleiettoo-kall, is the 734 year of her age. Lady Besemeale
widow' eras hte lii George Newarawat. Dart.
tearlllesreet, la her ISth year. Slaw, the
Topeent r-OnewelllsLeaa.

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