Star.
London, England, 1827-06-11 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

Saturday Elisrtbeth Rogers was charged by Miss Fagan with
throwing boiling water and red•hot coals over her, at No. 17,10m-
street, Gray's Inn-lane, the previous evening. On the day In ques-
tion, being out for a holiday, she called at the prisoner's house,
where Mr. Rogers asked her, as his wife bad gone out on a vi.it,to
make tea for him. Sbe did so, and took a cup herself ; but, just as
she was putting away the things, Mrs. Rogers entered in a great
rage, accused her of assuming her exclusive prerogative, seised
the fire-shovel, and threw at her a quantity of burnins coals
from the grate, kneed her down stairs, and flung after her
the belling tea-kettle ; by which she was severely burnt and scalded,
and with great difficulty escaped with her life.—The defendant
said, she had been to see her friends at Peckbara, and having re-
turned sooner than she had promised, she caught the complainant (a
former rival) in her bed-room, with her husband, under very sus-
picious circuntstanees.—The defendant's husband assured the
blagisttate there was not the slightest fouodation for his wife's
suspicion, and the modern Xantlppe was ordered to find bail.

MARY-LA-BONNE
Saturday, Frenois Allis Dion, a French actor, belonging to the
Theatre in lottenham-court-road, was gharged with ill-treating

Emilia Mhz Duon, a pretty little English wonTian, who is his wife:
The Lady accused the Gentleman of beating and kicking her the
night before, and that morning, and the Gentlemen attempted to
justify his conduct i for, said he,* Vett de Totten, de vile, take de

!UM, of beating his husband, den de husband mit best de vii.
in cetera"
Mr. Hoscues--No. no; that won't-do. If yo Can arrange it,
well and good ; It not, you must find bail.
Boon—Well,M. but I ant In de habit of being beat by my vile.
She beat me !gat night, and von month ago, for de first time.
Mr. Mosconi—Go into the other room, and see if you can settle it.
Although no chance of reconciliation appeared, and Mr. Hoskins
suspended the warrant for a fortnight, to give time for arrangement,
as aeon as M. Doom was told that he might leave the office, he
offered his arm to his wife, which the Lady cheerfully accepted, and
they went away in goad humour together.
An aged man, who has been in thready, and imprisoned before
for a Idmilar offence, was charged under the following circumstances.
genteel mild young man. named Williams, stated, that being
desirous of some permanent situadon, he had advertised in some of
the Newipapers, and a day or two since the prisoner called at his
house in Carnaby-street. and said he bad seen the advertisement,
and tailed respecting it ; the witness bowed, and thanked him.—
Oh! continued the prisoner, I have very great influence with the
great, and can procure you a situation in the Customs. I had one
in my gift the other day, which I have filled op. The witness con-
sidered a man of his venerable appearance could have no intention
of decelitlng him, and freely laid open his resources, and it was egg •
that was to be advanced to pay fees. The old Gentleman stopped
to tea and supper, and expressed himself so highly pleased with com-
plainant, that he promised a variety of things, the accomplishment
a single one of which would be more than be could effect. He
called the neat day, and an excursion to Richmond to see some
hers of the family was proposed ; the old man cheerfully curveted
hii willingness to go, but said he had forgot his purse, and all Imo%
ees must be paid for him. This of course was not objected, and the
whole party started off for Richmond, where the old Gentleman
fared sumptuously, sad drank a couple of bottles of port wine to
himself. He, during the tete a tete of the evening, represented him-
self as a man of great wealth, and, your Worship—here the com-
plainant paused.
Maeurraays—l really am astonished at people being oath fools
as to suffer themselves to be duped by koala id this hind.
The accused declared he was so deaf that be mg* sat bear a
sentence of the accusation against him ; bowevei. the thsalfeass. if
any, appeared temporary. as he bobbled on of the eine Igibl*sbe
instant Mr. HOUCLIUI/2 in a low tone of voice. said he might imams
his business.
The complainant said, the old Gentleman bad maid at Lord
Bathurst',, but appeared es-be so troublesome or sneeselseem a
visitor there, that the servants threatened to send for a mastable it
he did not move of.
HRBDOMAHARY. _ _ _

Tins DAT Badllbalo.tbe eild of the Seventy Diselpitia
Cleats?, particularly imitioned inure Amuse the Apostles. Hems
stoned to deith at Bliamb—T • llinoslay—A fair at Deptford,
The Master and Brethren of the Tr ity House pay their amid
visit to the Trinity House, at Deptfird; a grand show.
Tassoanw—Jupiter's first satellite eclipsed, visible in LOW;
will emerge from behind the planet at min. 39 sec. pan 1.4.10
night.
Wi

•The Chev. d'Eon,outlawed 1765—Sun rises be-
fore 4, MIS past B—Moon rises at 11 in the evening.
TIIIMSDAY—Carpus Chrigi—Powell finisked walking from Lon-
don to York and back, in six days. 1766.
Feiner—Trinity Term begins—Conjunction of Mercury and
Mars at 5 in the attuning.
SITI7IIO/4-- Moon enters last quarter 27 min. past 8 in the morn-
ing—Lord Wellington took Salamanca, 11%12.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVRD.
• Francis Thomas Hart and Chaska Doddemeade, Chariot*.
street, Black friars-road, and Newington-causeway. Borough, ti
liers end drape's. Richard Simpson, Nary Ann Simpson, Annaba
i=awasidAmandra Simpson. Manchester, hat manufacture's.
!Lamm. sum William Hodgson, and Thomas Lance, jun.
and Solith America, merchants. John Knight and
Gwynn's.buidings, Gomel! and City-roads, bakers.
cud" #ilea Bean and Charles James Bean, Great Yarmouth,
rte, mine and spirit merchants. John Kirkham, John Schist.
SA& and Betty Kirkham, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners.
Jkalsalkas Boyer and James Boyer. Manchester, stationers and
=4 printers. Charles Eyes, John Wylie, Joseph Thomas
and John William Cooke, attornies, Mexico. John
Arm and Co. Liverpool, merchants. Stephen Dobbins and Chia.
Greeley, Bristol. James Erwood and Alfred Erwood &widow-
street, Holborn, hilliard.table-maken. John Brown and Joseph
Burslem, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturers. Lancelot

White Harrison and Henry IN. Hard..., Blerninghans, printers
and stationers. John Jones and Jenkins Jones, Upper North-plate.
Uray's-inn.road, linendrapers. It. G. Ripamoati sod Charles
Harvik, Green Laths lane, London, merchants. William Davey
and W. Dl. Bullimore, Norwich, manufacturers. W. Cooke.and
H. S. Cox, stock brokers. James Barker and Samuel Johnson'
Oxford-street, warehousemen. M. J. Collins and J. B. Toosey,
Berwick street, Soho, wag chandlers. J. M'lnroy, B. Hogart,
Samuel Saudback, Peter M'Lagan, and Co. Glasgow.

METING OF CREDITORS, BASINGHA:
TO-MORROW.

M. 11.

R. Greatlcy, 111yrtle.street, Horton, Sour factor . . 510
T. Pullen, Great Chart-street, Hortoo, carpenter . 3 ID
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W. Hole, Edgware-road,waz chandler . 3 11
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G. Brrington Lower Edmonton, brickmaker . . 5 10
J. Swan, AlsOp's•buildings, coal merchant . 5 2
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0. Leyburn, Leadenhall-snarket, provision merchant . 3 10
C. Lenoard, Warren-mews, Fitzroy-square, dealer in iron 5 10
3. J. Frith, Bannersquare, silversmith . 5 H
J. Lowe, Basinghall.street, jeweller . 5 10
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A. Welke and Co. King-street, Cheapside, victuallers . 2 II
W. 'Beller, Roehampton, Surrey, butcher . . 2.12
W. Waters, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker . . 5 10
R. Burgess, Rainbam, Kent, brickmaker . . 2 2
J. Wardle, Carnaby-street, Golden-square, carpenter . 1 0
T. Pearson, Mitre-court, Fencburch-street, wine merchant 1 20
C. Hedges,Aldermanbsry, warehouseman .
H. Britten, Oxford-street, Bum draper
G. Collis, Romford, Essex, ironmonger . .
1. Nathan, Shepherd's Bash, music seller
G. Cross, Chalcroft-terrace, Lambeth, corn chandler
IL Sunbelt, East Moulsey, Surrey, carpenter
J. Webb, Stroud, Gloucestershire, draper

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