Star.
London, England, 1829-12-22 00:00:00

POLICE INTE4LIGENCE.

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GUILDHALL.
yesterday narks servant, a sawyer, was brought before Mr.
Alderman /Cm charged with defrauding the keeper. of ► cook's
;hop is, the hoterte, of the rake of two large plates of meat, three
plates of vegetables, and a plate of apple-pie.
The complainant stated, that while be was from home on Sunday
afternoon, the prisoner came Into his shop and consumed the Arne
mentioned quantity of food. After be bad been gorging for three
hoots, complainant's attention was directed to him, and upon ma.
log him to pay the reckoning, be affected to be surprised at his is.
solemn, and set up a strange claim of being master of the premises,
He soon found that be bad no money to pay with, and suspecting
him to be one of the gang of fellows who are continually phi
about cheating eating-house keepers, he gave him into custody tint
he might be punished as an example to the rest.
Mr. Alderman Kay regretted that be had no power to do in'
the complainant required.
The complainant said he was sorry too, for he could not for*.
'the prisoner for tickling his palate with apple.pie after be bad eel
Ailed his belly. If he had come in and told him he was in &eras)
witness would probably have given him a plate of meat.
The prisoner said he did not call for apple-pie : he asked only
for a slice of pudding : (a laugh.) In reply to questions from the
Alderman, he said he had been out of work three months, and be
had no regular lodging ; and, as soon as he had the means, he in-
tended to pay this little account. His parish would not relieve bins.
The complainant again pressed for punishment; but
'Me ALDSIIIIAX said, it was a case of debt simply, over which
bi bad no jurisdiction ; but complainant might sue the prisoner in
the Court of Requests, and ultimately throw him into the debtors'
pried°.
Mahan( Marks Norris, a genteel young man, clerk to Mr. Nunn,
of Lawrence-lane, bobbin-net-manufacturor, was brought up,
chfrged with embezzling a MO note, which he bad received on
accotust of his employer on the 14sh of September; but the Al.
,derision being obliged. to leave, in order to preside at his ward-
mote, the prisoner was remanded.
BO W -ST REET.
yneterday, a decent young woman was brought up by Sergeant
Lovegrove, who stated that he found her, about haff-pmit ten
o'clock on Sunday night, lying in a state of helpless intozleatioa on
the pavement, in New-street, Crew-garden ; he (Sergeant Love-
grove) felt it his duty to describe to the Magistrates the conduct of
the proprietor of the liquor-.hop at which the young woman, be
understood, had been drinking until she became quite drunk, and
then be (the proprietor) carried her out into the street, and left her
90 the flags, although she was incapable of walking. He under-
stoodler to be a well-conducted servant, at present out of place.
The young woman said she went into the liquor-shop with some
friends, and was completely overcome by the little she drank.
Sir Racuaan Mania said that these liquor shops were the greatest
nuisances in town, and contributed more than aU the other causes
combined to the disorders in the street, and the misery and wretch-
edness of the lower orders. After admonishing the young woman
against the consequences of a love of dram-drinking, the Magis-
trate ,suffered her to retire without requiring her to pay the
usual fee.

BIRTHS.

In Upper Grosvenor•street, the lady of General Fernier, of a
daughter.
At Mousleyhurst-house, the lady of Lieut.-Colonel Sir Dudky
St. Ltger Hill, of $ daughter.

MARRIED.
At Woolwich, on the 17th inst. Anthbay Marshall, R. E. to
Jane, eldest daughter of Dan. Alezander, Esq. of Yarmouth, Isle
of Wight.

Monday, the 14th, the Rev. Daniel Wilson, jun. of Worton, in
this county, to Lucy Sarah Atkins, of Chippini, Norton.
Rev. Thomas Wharton, Minister of St. John's Chapel, London,
to Miss So'Revs, of South Bank, Regent's Park.
Rev. John Berry, of Chigwell Row, Ewes, to Frances, fourth
daughter of Mrs. Lydell, Eemenham, Berks.
At Bombay, on the 10th of July, Edward Luke, Esq. to Geor-
gians, daughter of the late J. P. Larkins, Esq. of Blackheath.

DIED,
' At Hammerwood Lodge, in the county of Sussex, the Hon.
Mrs. Dorrien Maims.
At Glasnevin, the Rev. Richard Grier, D.D. Vicar of Temple-
!soden*. in the diocese of Clops*.
At Cultrina, County Dublin, Lieut. David Bradford, late of the
116th Regiment.
At Pintown, County Wexford, the Rev. W. Glascott.
•At King's Tows, County Dublin, aged 75 years, Mrs. Hannah
Plranklin, widow, and relict of the Rev. Thomas Franklin, of KW
kenny, and formerly Rector of Irdieely.
At Haugh, Mary Anne, wife of Isaac Silcock, Esq. late Sur-
geon; 00th Regiment.
Of Fever, at Ylltarney, in the prime of life, Mrs. Galiwey, wife
of Christopher Galfirey, Esq.
Wednesday, from the rupture of a blood-vessel in the heart, at
Belle Vue Terrace, Smiths:B,th, youngest daughter of Capt. War-
rind, Royal Navy.
Sundsy se'nnight, at Gosport, Mr. Onion, aged 72, many years
storekeeper at the Magazine, Priddy's Hard.

NEWGATE LEADENHALL BIARKETS, Dee. 21.
Beef 3. 24 to 4s 24 I Veal ... 4s Od to Ss CA
Mutton ..... 4d to 4$ Od Pork ... Ss 44 to 4s 44

PRICES or HAY •so
ST. JA WES'S.
Hay 5115. Od to 51 00. Od Hay sl Os to 41 10s Od
Clover 5110. od to 51 5. Od Clover II 154 to 51 los 04
Straw 1118, Od to S 1 0. Od Straw 11 104 to 11 164 Od

'RAW YESTERDAY.

PRICE OF LEATHER.
But Dressing Hides
Common Ditto
Crop Hides. 35 to 40Ibs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 501b 5......
Calf Skins. 36 to 401bs ' ... .....
Ditto 50 to 70Ibs
Ditto 70 to 90Ibs ... ..
Small Seals, Greenland) .....
Tanned Horse Hides ... ...
Spanish Horse Hides .... ..... ...

PRICE OF HOPS, Dec. VI.
NSW POCICITII. NM MOS.
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Kent 1.50. to 189$ Kent 117 s to 16$1
Sussex
Essex
Farnham line 131. to 151. 0--Seeonds. 101. to 121.
Old Duty laid at .C 39.886.

PRICE or TAL
Town Tallow ... 401 od

,LOW, SOAP &c.
Yellow Soap ... ... 781 Od
Mottled .. . ... 84s Od
Curd .........81.04
Graves ... ... ... t6s Od
Good Dregs .. ... 5s Od
. Petersburgb, 4,819 Casts.

Yellow Rusk ». 38.01
White ditto .. Sd

Soap ditto •.. 36s Od
Meitiof Stiff ...... 32u cpd.
rallmr Imported from Eft

PRICE OF OIL.
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Raps Oil, brown, 411. Os. refitted, 431. Oi.
Mated Oil, 441. 10s.
Linseed OR Cake at the Mill, per thousand, 111. I Is.
Rape Cake, per too,, $. ss. te 91, Os.