Star.
London, England, 1826-12-29 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

C. Phiikps, a Superountorary watchman at iooera'•tewn, was
charged (as stated in a former Paper) wall violating the puma of
the daughter of a poor widow, seven years at age.—A Medical
Gentleman &scribed a series of injuries inflicted on the poor child,
tits° abhorrent a nature that we cannot describe theta; sad the
*retch was committed for want of bail.

T. &Wet/ was charged. by Mr. Pledger, of the Bear and Ragged
Staff, ist Smithfield, with stealing from his tap roost a large capper
tea.ltettle.—The prisoner, it appeared, Is the son of a highly re-
spectable Oestleosoo In the Coeetry, whose hoosoite bad &Owned,
to awjay the company of drovers and soda dissolute she wars.
committed.

A-miserable-looking woman was chimed with keeping three
little boys in her house, la Red Lion Court, Saffron Hill, for the
Moro. of ploneedislbe seiskbouring shopkeepers. Several ami-
des* site geodes of Wilt lodusy were podium% sad by
Mimi tradesmen ; sad she was' remade&

MARLBOROUGH4TREET.

A young and wneebed•lookbeg *ma* who gave her num
Mary lows, was brought before cif Magistrate under the lamb(
circumstances:
One of the pariah eobstables stated tbatbe bad been informed by
invent of the tradesmen in Osforestreet; that the primmer was in
the habit of coming foto their shops wires several Lean wens as.
wenbled, and tapping one of them ea the shoulder, observe, d I
ant often troubled +/Auras slue ape sOree money, or d shell in.
sternly be sewn with a fat."' Seam or the hosetee were so bir4eb
alarmed incase wenesn's mown and dasomooen, 'hat they Wow
diately slumber matey. The eanstables statesmen was meirulfd•
rated by a young woman who is employed by Mr. Partingtoo,
the eantectioner, of Oxford-street, and who said that the prisoner
bad frequently corns into Alt. P.'s shop and obi/bed notary tress
Lilies..

The prisoner said nothing. In her defence, but begged the Magis.
true wofidd allow her to go home to her soothes. Finding, how.
ever, that ber request would not be granted, she placed herself In
the mew convenient position, and *hewed cisme of her Ste es the
door of the Mice. It was exceedingly wen perfernsed 11000 •
pail of water being sent for, the young Lady recovered the use of
her ires, and wmagain placed at the bar. She *gala begged Mr.
Roe would send her home to her mother, but be sent het to the
House of Correction for *IOU&
Some young men watatbrought, before the Maghtrete fee se,
mating the (Amu who were motioned at the doors of the Argyll
Moans, so the strght of the Masquerade. They weft ail A.
charged escort one, named Cekman, who had street sad kicked
emeral of the Akers ; and he was ordered to had bail fee his
appearance at the Semites, himself in 4100 and two *one's' Is
4110 fact.
SI A RY-LA-BONNL

A woman of Won, who refused to tell her name, was placed
at the bar. when Mr. Langley, perfumer, In Oinord.strogt, statosk
that on Wesinesday 'verde, the grimmer pane into Ms shop, and'
refastng to leave h. he called a watches= to assist in turning her
out, when the wilfully broke three or four squares In hie eh ow-glass.
Mr. &mugs= to the prlsoncr. What Is your name?
Prisoner—Ask the Earl of.Powls ; go to Bakstey-elpart, mad
ask him.
Mr. )1•1111,111111016-.41Vbtlit do you live?
Pt isomer— dere.
Mr. RAws.ursox—Where do you elegy?
Prisoner—Where Lean. -
- Mr. Itawuneen—Where did you deep ea Testis, sight?
Prisoner—lll Mount-street, Greevenorequaro.
Mr. Ittmtuseon—la fit. Georges watdhhouse, I sapping.
Prisoner—l suppose so, tom
Mr. Rawunsoli—How did you get out of it?
Prisonete—Go and ask there.
Mr. Bowintsoe—You wll deep L the Mew of Cerro:des te.
*ht.
Primmer—l dime care when I elegy.
Illso was sent to Coldbath.ligide prison.
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QUIZIMSQUAItIf.
Ace Ineestiedes Sisek plea into the stealing the warps* of a
_phsper, fumed -wish hi= tie workhouse of &. Marprtes,
Weitalbster. The Maoism* ( Mr. Warm) sold, is
was tbe
sewed kitiose of the Med within sixteen months, and was very
dkiwnetehle to the pendia ambwities. It appeared that the
pow died in the skk hew Saterday last, and nodes being given ,
his son, a messars was sent that the body "meld be fetched away
Ike ineennent on Wednesday. On Monday afternoon the corpse,
was ledistia altbedeejolidog millions, the dead-Mess being ob-
!body lanterres ad on the following morning It was discovered
that the doer had n forced with a crowbar, and the body
The Polka of deputed to examine, said, the thieves might have
approached and escaped is three &tett/oaths:id be seemed is think
there had been a Musa lids breaking and seeding.
Mr. Weans *informed ems the oaken the psepelsty of esertiog,
themselves to trace the body, and her. the matter

WORBI

Mr. and Ma. Ihrts and Mr. s.d Mr. *Magi madams et
Paynerboildings, Wlsiteerge.eitreet, were charged with having, in
an Irish row, and 4 aM fat love," wounded •—••• limbo a awn-
trying., se desperately in the heads that h We le eggidered in
great danger. The brother of Herring gated, that the wound was
given by him it. with a pokiiro—lihe wai eonselpently aomunitted,
and the Mt discharged.

1. TIM its, the header at the Qnseo's Had, Charlottsmoreet,lod
a decent female, were dsarpd with weft a disturbance on the
but of a watchman, whose statement was stood, eavelseested by
a brother Katlic of the Lantern. It termed est, however, that
Thorne had merely asked the watdmas if he had sees his wife /
sod otos kispelted dews, by way of reply was so dreadfutly
pad harem by his assailant. aod sin er seven other watch
olio, diat had Gendeosan not intermitted, kls feared mauler
woolikove assoed. The woman, who was walking with Thorne,
too mmilatheit kb wife to the war-Mouse, who was charged with
b. coomensed is ths original fracas, 491 pet into the Mukha*.