Star.
London, England, 1828-10-03 00:00:00

31 A-BONNE.

rough. austere-looking man, named
Harding. or Hudnall. was charred by Nits. Rose, of llryanstone.
street, under these circimistAtees:—The complainant stated, that
on Wednesday the prisoner came In her howl and Insistill nn seeing
all the Ladies there, for he was Ire his wile, who ran away, was
asr.ong them. Alro. Rose, at first considering The man was mad,
endeavoured to get tid of him by persuasion, bur he stood firmly to
his purpose. and compellid the widow of the Rev. Dr. Scott, and
the Lady of Colonel Williams, of the Hon. Kest India Company's
service, who were inmates, to prevent themselves b4orc him. Hr
site' wards insisted upon searching the house, and, on g g away,
said he would watch the house Intoning, noon, and night, tor be
was engulf, MA wife was secreted in the kitchen, cellars, or else-
where He came again un Wetleirscl..y. with a constable, who
came in very abruptly, and said. " You laisvii Susannah Harley in
your house." Nits. Ruse ao.sared him flitre was no such person there.
" its of no use to humbug nier replied the constable. Nits. Rose
told him he was welcome to search, if hr would show hi. auth..rity.
Fie had no authority :o show ; 31ta. Rose wit bar a constable, and
then the other ran away.
The prii;iiner, in his defence, it,hl, ;list his wife desetted him on
the Joine,.and he w.,s ansions to filo'. In r.

(iat►rtnt 4.1i4 he heat .•etr•l •er. improperly, aril oaalerud
hint to be commuted until be Lund atooa 11.111. Thc c,ol I.lole who
rats away was also ..evcrcly rerrasourdeal.

UNION-11A IL.

Three men. named Within*, (Hal, anti Amen, wt tr:t-t1 un
go.rieisin of hAritie roittionteil a ts.bhery iu tier h.nr.r ~t 31r.
Brimmer, Windmill street. Cassiherwell. It app,at,l th.st sot the
night of Monday. of the 'twilling of Turse...sy I.sst, .I r,
house WAi tittered by thieves:, who stole a gu .t.tity oft I r.the., hues,
&c. nine dozen of whir, aid the contents of ,s wdl..tos I,rtirr.
The prkoz,ets, %Oat, are reputed thievei, were %ern ..I.issit the pr.-
11l i l the night of thr robbery...m.l were talcvn into ctpou.ly in
a hrick-fiell,,telo•rr it •iipe.iresl they been arinking,arol rating
some priri-ions winch arpeated to have been taken from 51r.
EL limner's y Nt r. rem 'tided.

QUEEN SQUA 11
Yesterday Mary .111114. r.l, CC. alias Indy Rorrymore, was charged
by a watchman's% We liene:t (ink and di,orderly in Geurge.street,
ou the prrViiii•s e 1..% ell o'clock.
Mr. (;o:A.ouic nn', t, d her Ladyship to pay ss. for being drunk.
" 1 have 1... t Et .t Eve-vein rin the world," said her Lid/ship.
Scud leer tee :e levee, WO then commitr.d to .lothill-
fields, in Ortaislt of payme
Soon after \l'urrt ehtered the Mice, anti on being infrwmed
of her Ladyship's cooduet, said that be mercy to her, as well as the
public, the next time she was hrowht to a roliceoHice.the only way
would be tort-quire her to heed securities to keep the peace for live
years, which ...twist be an act of charity to the unfonumate WOlll.lll.
li ATT ON-6 A R DEN.
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Williams pact was chaiy,tll with stabbing his master, a man
named (ins 'or. a whip•maker, pf Cronicrovreet, with an awl, in
various parts of the body.
It appeared that the complainant having had a quarrel with nne
of his children. the rtisssittr interfered to save the child (root being
beaten, upon w hit It the complainant turned upon bins and snuck
hint. The pri•onet in4:6ltily seized a large awl, and rail it into the
complainant in the' rids, neck, and aim, and lacerated him very
much.—He was con 111 l to the llouse of Correttitsts tor one
month.

• Wolf SI II MTH FrET.
Yesterday two young men. :tamed Crisp and Mere, were charged
with robbing St. Luke's win khotr.e. A watchman stated, that at
half past four tut that no he stopped the prisoner., after they
had t!eseended from the workhouse wall, and in the jacket pocket
ut Moore he foubsta jemmy, and he att. rwatds Ikar.l wool-thing
drop (tont Crisp, which turned out to be a centre-bit. Mr. Clarke,
Alaster of the workhouse, said that the Cosnoeittre.roont hurt bee*
burglariously entered, and several holey tined with papers, and a
desk, Were lorced open, and their contorts strewed about. There
was rto money in the room, nor was there any other property
missed. Moore was a pauper in their house, and appret ricer:iota
ut it about two years and a half ago. They were hods Italy r.unt
muted for the burglary.
George lii,”,itiltothatts was committed for the fallowing robbery—
Walker, la atchltouse-keeper of S. Lulte%, s.itl, that about. ei. s
o'clock on last Tuesday rimming be saw the urisot.ti take a beds!.. ad
from the door of a broker, and leisurely walk away with rt. The '
parties were hound over to prum Cute.
Yesterday Jusepla Smas %v., committed for Oa weeks to t !It tote
of roirec,ion, fur t othrttzhos 91 4.ZS. ut silk, the pst,itt rty of Mr.
Alder, of Union-street, Spitalli, 1.14

I.AMtsorti—sTuEET.
Yesterday Mr. Plasma Cope, whose eaationation on a charge of
horse stealing appeared in our Pain rut yesterday, Was again p:actil
at the bar. before Messrs. Wairr and Ilusausa.
Mr. D tails, the person tbr horses were said to have hilanged
and Willi:int*, %hum he had commissioned to sell them tot SW.
repeateti the evidence which they gave tins former dap; hut in the
cross t allitatton of the later by Mr...ffarnier, ashy ttended sot'
the part ut thr prisoner, he reluctantly ad tad Oat the hots-, se '
sum W. re Lis property. put vtuua to hi, taking thre neat of the
Insolvent act, but that It: had sold ilistu to Davie.—sTlic ftrirmes
at .0 at 01:L. JlWlL.:ged.
Tt)WM WILL. •
TA.olots T-y—r was eli.l,td vai!lt tau ind.cant a.s tali tip ,f,
yOtallg nt..tll ssutuan. tin prpst:eutt st.ared, th,a y• •Tt.lda)
eventog .111: w.t, k wicking at her tiwil duo', when ths, pn,unct. us.
being rushed into the pass t;.e, hi ',wing Ittustlf utt
ins Mitts, took very unbecuuthig film ties vita. hat tit:lats..; to. to

'out] to quit the holm till she had sect fat the Watch. on Ids fat.
ing hit p Ilpun the parlour carrot ibis was erwrithor.ited by her
iriem..—;-The prisoner lamented tee find that he should have so
neiti
conducted itintstll, but trusted the prosecutrix, whit had known
hint ham his infancy, would nett press the case, as it was entirely
uwiea to having taken his wine too freely.
The praeciartz admitted tint she had known him from hi,
cradle, tad neither that nor his being in :iq..40 was any reason she
should endure such conduct.
per. who attended profesiiintally for the prisoner, bete at.
tempted to cross-4 teaming the prosecutrie, and asked her if she was
prepared to swear be had actually laid hold her.
Sir .1. Nowt:Q.—You had better be quiet, or I shall be holm
to hold hem to bail. (To the prosecutrtz.)—Are you willing, i„
consideration of your long knossiet'ce of him, to overlook his eau
duct, on Its apologizing.—The prusecuttix consenting, Sir Jr
fined him ss. for being drunk, and 2.. eipmsei.