Star.
London, England, 1826-11-29 00:00:00

MARY-I,A-BONNE.

Yesterday, Sir Anthony Carlisle appeared upon summons, before
Mr.Gatrrrru, charged by the driver of the hackney coach No. 677,
with having refused to pay hint his legal fare.
The driver stated, that, on Thursday evening, he took up Sir
Anthony, about eight o'clock, at No. 6, Langhant-place, and set hint
'down at 49, York-terrace, in the Regent's Park, for which be de.
manded 2s. being' one for the ground, and ls. (or his return to
the stones.

Sir Anthony gave him Ia but refused to pay for his return to the
stones, as he went so short a distance beyond them.
Mr. Gauvrrit decided the case in the coachman's favour, and Sir
Anthony paid the other shilling with costs.

UNION-HA LL.
A young fashionably dressed man, named J's Rauh, was
charged with embezzling IC9 10s. the property of Messrs. Davy,
Sawyers and Co. The prisoner was clerk to the prosecutors, and
the charge was, that he had not given them credit in the ook,
which was produced in Court, for the above sum, received on their
account in September last. His accounts had been. balanced 18
times from the time the sum was received. Mr. Philips, who made
the payment, proved the prisoner's having called on him on the 27th
September, and his receiving an account of Messrs. Davy for
BC9 10s. He produced the receipt.
The prisoner, who was extremely agitated, hoped he would not
be committed to the common gaol ; but was told by the Magistrate
that he had ao discretion. Ile was, however, allowed to go thither
in a coach. He was a very gentlemanly looking young man, and
dressed, not only well, but splendidly.
Sunday night one of the watchmen, in Surrey New-road, on re-
turning from calling the hour, found his box in possession of a
female who refused to give it up, without, however, utteting a
word. Sbe was, by the assistance of another watchman, ejected,
and carried to the watchbouse, where she was as stubbornly Aleut
as in the box. By the advice f a sinew she was removed to the
workhouse, where she pemevered in the same strange, obdurate be-
haviour. Yesterday afternoon her weakness was extreme and she
was pronounced to be in a dying state. She Is rather good looking,
apparently about 19 years of age; had on a eottage-shaped -bonnet,
a red shawl, and a blue cotton gown. No one about the workhouse
or watehhouse knew any thing about her.

If the doctrine of the City Solicitor be correct, and
which has been acted upon by the Aldermen, every
unmarried woman having a child. be her situation or
that of its father what it may, is liable to share the fate
of Mary Paddington;
In pursuance of a requisition addressed to the consta•
bles, a meeting of the inhabitants 8f Bury was held on
Friday, to petition for a repeal of the Corn Laws.
Mr. Dent and Mr. Hyatt have each again addressed
the freeholders of the county of Stafford, in consequence
of the decision in the Court of Chancery on Thursday,
by which the election of tbe former Gentleman to the
office of Coroner is declared void.

Monday night, some malicious person entered a pas-
ture in the occupation of Mr. Dibney, butcher, of Saf-
fron Walden, and wantonly cut off the leg and shoulder
of a fine sheep, in which mangled state the animal WAS
found the next mottling, still suffering under the effects
of its inhuman treatment.

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