Star.
London, England, 1826-04-29 00:00:00

GUILDHALL

Therms Herr, errand boy to Mr. Francon*, straw-hat &alert
in Isiewgate-street, was charged with robbing his master to a en n 4
siderable extent; and .1 Gobby, a hawker of sponge, and P. 04.4;
a shoemaker, were charged with inciting bins thereto. Mr. F. Kite*
that from private information, and from Hart's confession, be learnt
that Godfrey had waited about the premises, and received from tit
boy a dozen Leghorn hats, worth 2* guineas; and Gobby was one
of three fellows who had seduced the boy to give up to them *
trunk, containing 501. worth of property, which he bad bawl
ordered to carry. to the White Horse Ina, Cripplegat... There bad
been a dispute between Godfrey and the boy—the latter conceiving
the former intended to cheat him of his sit *re of the -.pod. and tivii
Gobby and his party came forward, and promised to deal more
liberally with him, and succeeded in getting the wink above men.
tinned. One of the gang forged the signature of the innkeeper tai
the pareel.book.—The priioners were remanded, to give Mi.
Francumb a further opportunity of collecting evi4cnce corrobera.
rive of Hart's, in case it should be deemed prudent to admit hien
witness against the others.

BOW-STREET.
Louisan &Aetna Costeawr.—Yesterday, a man named Mad
Reid appeared en as information, charging him with hawking black-
ing about the streets without a license
George Newman stated, that on Thursday morning be observed
the defendant in Runt!Lupus,. He was knocking at the different
doors, and offering for sale his blacking, which be tarried in tarsi
pails, wkb cocks, similar to those of the London Milk Company.
Witness saw him go to the door of the house, No. 5.5, Russell.
square, and offer his blacking at sixpence per pint; he spoke to the
defendant, and asked him if he had a license to hawk his blacking
'about. The defendant replied he did not know what he meant.
Witness asked him who be was employed by, and the defendant
answered by Mr. Futatt. He then left the defendant, having
warned him that he was liable to a heavy penalty for selling his
blacking without a license. The defendant afterwards offered hie
blacking for sale, and witness had bins apprehended by an officer.
Mr. Butler, who attended for Mr. Hatmer..contended that, as
the article in question was manufactured with British goods, the
defendant had a right to hawk it about for sale.
Sir Rieman Rims and Mr. HALLS, the sitting Magistrates,
said that the offence was committed in the County et Middlesex,
and the Act of Parliament expressed that hawkers should only vend
their goods in London and the Liberty of Westminster; cooe.
quently the defendant was liable to the penalty.
The defendant was convictiOns the penalty of 101. and costs.
Mr. Butler said he should appeal against the conviction.
WO RSH 1 P-STRE ET.

Yesterday Mich.d Donovan, who did not appear to be m* than
16 or 17 years of ale, WAS fully committed for trial on the following
charge :

On the night of the 13th Instant, the house of Mr. Harris, cheese-
monger, Nelson-street, Sboreditch, was robbed of a quantity of
cheese, the robbers having climbed over the wall eight feet high to
effect their purpose. Next mottling Mrs, Harris Lund in the yard
a small piece of black cloth, which appeased to have been toes
from some part of a man's clothing. This she gave to a pelves
named Joseph Pullen, who meeting the prisoner on Saturday with
a torn waistcoat, mentioned the circumstance to Philip Parish, a
constable of Bethnal.green parish, who afterwards meeting with
the prisoner, examined his waistcoat, and found that the piece of
cloth picked up in Harris's yard precisely corresponded with the
tear in the waistcoat.

The waistcoat at d piece of cloth were produced, and were %sod
to match exactly in colons, stitches, direction of the rent, At.
The primer was then committed.

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NEWOATE Alto LEADENHALL MARKETE,Aissa MU
Berf... Ss Od to 4s 4d real 54 (M to Ss 04
Mutton .. ...... 3s 4d to Ss Od Pork 4s Od to Ss 4d
Lamb 4s 8d to is ad.

PRICES or HAY ant
ST. .
vrwrioesassa.
Hay 51 03 Od to 51 Os Od Hay 31 16s to 41 la ed
Geyer 3116 s Od to 51 Os Od Clover 41 4s to .51 Les Od
Straw 11161 Od to 21 is Od &raw 11 164 to 21 2s osl

IAY,

1R MUM
NSW SASS.
Kent 2601 to 515 s I Kent ...... 241 s to 220 s
Sussex
&sex
Farnham fine 3110. to 3110s--Setonds. 3001 to 320 s

PRICE
maw POCICRTI.

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides l7d to 19d
Common Ditto . ..... ..... 144 to 14Id
Crop Hides, y 3 to 401bs for cutting ... I4d to 15d
Ditto 45 to 3olbs ............ .... ISed to 16~d
Calf Skins, 54 to 401bs ...... ...... 164 to 244
Ditto SO to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 801bs ......
Small Seals, Green1and)........... .... .
Tanned Horse Hides lad es la
Spanish Horse Hides ltd to 144 -
COURSE OP EXCHANGE, Aran is.
Amsterdam l4 9 C.F. f Seville
_ _ 3S

Ditto at sight 14 4
Rotterdam-4 U 14 10

Gibraltar.—
Leghorn ......... 47

Antwerp ... ...... 12 10
Hamburgh 91U 57 14?
Altona ... 24 U 37 11
Paris,sday'ssight 25 75
Ditto ... ...... 2U 28 0

Genoa ...... 43
Venice
Malta
Naples ..... . 341
Palermo ........ Had pet K.

Madrid 551
Cadis 551

Lisbon nil
Rio Janeiro 44

Bilboa ...... ... ..55

Dublin ll
Cork.-- . .... .. 1 i