Star.
London, England, 1827-01-30 00:00:00

MANSION-HOWL
Am, a young rm. WWI brought
Apput to rob the tam of Mr. Barker,
.ta.otteet. Nothing caa sawed the
have bees repeatedly contookted r-

eve
' Mr. Barker stated, tMt within three Lem
window bad Wes low does cow and goods
doer. the weeeen•r Imam losting ahem
when seven daliasswere steam He wee is.
~dog, and the showman watc►ed his motion,
little boy, who was evidently ender Ms oentenued.
rettninod at • distance. The boy same

=Taa instaussot to it to blush ht.
as if for his word of comanued.
shiails boy was is the set of rotting
' intent and intercepted biro. The .
s ewe ; but the prisoner was/seared.
Ibo primmer protested that the boy aster* .
Nislhat a Ike shop this 111" to which be nodded
akar *ler'
Una !II was charged with being amessary
r.
litaltos—•Let the prisoner be sent • hard
tie Treadmill for three months,• to the Morse t
• Tbe prhisses brother here stepped lonvied,
mama might be mitigated. He had not, it was
sags Isla,(the brother's) contrail latterly,
eat* be sent to sea.
The Loss Mayes would not i.. _
foe a day.
• Qnsourst's Ausaammort.—A man was bxu
*Oita "plan a shopkeeper's windorypn,f.l,l4lfin 1
8 milir outrageous manner.
The prosecutor when the Da* wed tMAtsad to
that being a gasket, be could only ailirau
The Loeb )lays. said, as the prowedicg swap
si
lows sr)sich required die netb. be 'NO net
HliLeaship, therefore. din:barged' 'be
prosecutor, Await entitled to anapsosados the
sot ennedwainaly take the oath.
allsuwards a dealer la dogs was brought up
mad shaded busillg.stales OW le hispoessalL
owpraasesswe indite bows was also a Cbasker. awl
lDot' takitioreieb. 11s declared pasitirth4P, -the
lestto hhei *Mk was Is dabpelmmerll
LOBI MAIM said, the pros nutor could not
against ebs. prisoner, or the deg whited mime simayiserastor
the eat&
The prosecutor looked wistfully at the dog, but with
be could only affirm
The dog dealer, who declared the deg to be his own,
discharged, and he walked off with it.
These are only Instances of the cases off requent sec
Which, supposing the sharges to be wen founded,. justice
by the conscientious difficulties of Quakers in taking the t
public, from this cause, constantly low the benefit of the
vise and best evidence, especially with respect to mistime
(request occurrence in the streets, the misconduct of
drivers, &c. who frequently escape with impunity, from
aency of adequate legal proof.

GUILDHALL
Mew Tes. a bora dealer, was charged with knowingly
tering a forged cheap, for the win of eight guineas, upon the hoses
of Sir Peter Pole end On.

The complainant, °Mr WU Beans, a potato
kloatago.stmet, Spitalbads, moot, on the 17th October,
Island to Smithfield, to NH his horse.
.Breetually he
another horse and a sovereign in exchange ter his own, and b..
coMpanied the purchaser to settle the matte at a publba.hoefee
Barbican. Here be found the prisoner sitting, and in a abaft tl
the iatteeprofemed to take a fancy to the harm theAemphiment
just got pessession of, and, alms SOON 4nalkag. weed
ti. His. for it, and produced the oases invention, 01
nsouths after the Bank bad failed, and drams by a pert.
kept no acessont mar Peter Pole's boss& The ratemplairn"
ever, was not aware of the failure. and as the Inndlordel.o
said he would have given cash for it if be had had as .
hand, and the man complainant had just been dealing with
bad known the prisoner many years, he received it in per
41. los. giving Inc Mamie, and promising to pay the prisoner
remainder Wise would call upon him neat rimming.
The priwnee mid that he received the forged chaise
for a brown pony which he sold. lie was remanded.