Star.
London, England, 1828-09-06 00:00:00

The prhenee said nothing In his defence tretept drat kt took Ike
property in a mistake, and be Was folly comtnitted foe trial.
Two little urchins, the eldest not more than ten years of age. were
' pieced at the bar. charged vials welding the specula of their
schoolmaster, the teacher at St. Ann's School, Sabo.
It appeared that the prisoners attended the parish ached of
Ann's, and generally bore there not the best character foe homey.
hut it was never supposed that the) would have the daring towel
the schoolmaster's spectacles of all things in the world ; fawnlike%
dtd, however, suasele to get bald of the spectacles, which the
master had land aside for a moment. and be gave them to thewkw,
who went atraightways to a pawnbroker's shop, and there pledge!
them as belonging to his father, he said, who had another pair, aag
could spare these fur a little time. as be was bard run fur a swig
tutu.--Tist7 were both committed for trial
QUEEN-'QUA RE.
Eliza Saunders was charged by Thomas Whittle, a watehmaa
of
St. George's, w.th being drunk and disorderly. The watchman
stated, that the defendant was one of the most disorderly dare.
Iris in the neighbourhood. She was continually creeds, bole,
On the previous evening. he found her in Grosveitorwreet, at he
usual pranks, and setting every one at defies:cr. lie beued her 41
.;o away to no put pose, and he then got assistance and conveyed be
to the watclabouse.

Defendant—You did. you murderous dug!
11r. Gawniatc--1 think I recollect committing you from dif
office before,when you knocked the watchman down in my present,.
Watchman--. She has betas fined and contutitted several fink"
before.

Defendant—Yes, you murderer; you have brought me to Mir
Order a gallows out in the yard, and bang me at once. You wall
to murder me—but stop a bit.
There appeared to be something ominous in the manoer
which Mrs. Saunders said " Stop a bit," and Mr. Gamoais colt
cloned the °dicers to be on their guard, and sentenced C.e ill-revisit
to a month's imprisonment. Nu sooner had the sentence limit
uttered, than Mrs. Saunders, who is an anissisigly powerful warm,
again said " Stop a bit, we will have a few rounds about it Wye,
we part," and instantly put herself into a bulb% attitude, and es.
claimed,', Now, you murderers, come on." The efficers, who laid)
made a retrograde movement on the caution which was gift
them. now endeavoured to close, which they at last accomplished.
atter receiving some slashing hits from the defendant. who uncorkai
some of thy', claret before she was vanquished, and with the Wm.
ante of four men was eventually secured.
H A TTONsa A KORN.

W Cos and S. 11•11 were charged with iobbing the shop of Mr,
Newcomb, of Great Turnstile, of IS diamond rings. Tette?*
morning the prisoners were observed near the shop window; ow
alarm was given, and they rd aster as:Hrunswiek-square, whir*
!hey were followed by the prosecutor's nephew, who with ambi-
ance secured them. Cox was sore to throw something one the
rails of the square during the pursuit, and a pies*, of card cunt*.
ing five rings was found, and another with seven dugs attached le
it was found in a butcher's shop near Iledford-row, where it had
bun thrown in the course of their flight, and were ascertained w
be part ut the 15 stolen.—The prisoners were remasoded.
_ _ _ WORSII P—STREKT.

Louis Suloom of 111ue---itncho Sotrt, Goldee-lane, was fully
' committed. It appeared that, on the 16th of le.t Augur. an 16*
man, named Egan, and another nun were bfhttog hi Golden-la%
when the Irishman was knocked down, and rubbed of a hat, vsh
15s. The man who took the hat put it on bia head, and gave his
own to the prisoner, who was standing by. The Nlasi.trate on.
skirted hint a participator, and accordingly committed him
Dicks, the driver of* sae. drawn by a miserai k Isom, was
charged by two officers with cruel!), beating it. lie selected twig
the raw flesh to strike upon, mid the stubbing, of the wretched
animal at each stroke were distreuirg to witness. lie was hart
as. id. w►ich he paid.
Lithe Nary Vs as committed for trial, for stealing.* quarters
measure from a public-house inybiteckaptel.

- LA AI g
Ataxy Ann Mackney preferred a complaint against Ann Bate.
inanaud Maria Bridgewater, for an assault.

The complainant and the defendants are membtrs of a prism
theatre in VolWilliston-square, Spa.fields. Mrs. Mackney suted,
that on the previous day she met the defendants, and exclaimed,
" There go the wretches, on watch the " wretches spat in her
face.—A long and amusing recriminatory dialogue took place be.
tween the parties, the complainant asserting that ail the cl•ttbes as
the backs of the defendants were purchased by Mr. Mackney.
Mr. Weave, after an angry discussion between the parties, said,
as the assault bad been proved against one of the delendauts, she
must find bail in ion) sureties of 201. each.