Star.
London, England, 1827-08-06 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Thomas Gill, one of the porters who wait about the avenues to
Doctors' Commons, was brought before Mr. Alderman Tuomeson
en Saturday, charged under the City Sewers Act, with obstructing
the tree passage upon the highway, and incommoding and annoying
the passengers thereon, whereby be bad forfeited a sum not exceed-
ing XS, in the discretion of the Magistrate. Mr. Wilson, the book-
seller, at the corner of Dean's-court, in St. Paul's Church-yard, said,
the defendant was parading op and down Dean's-court, from t t till 4
o'clock, on Friday. He was inebriated, and in the course of the day
quarrelled with another porter as to which of them had a right to the
job of shewjug some Lady into the Commons. When they came
up to bra door, be desired them to move away, and Gill replied be
would not move until he chose. Having repeated his request many
times, and the the defendant refusing to attend to him, he gave him
into custody.
Mr. Alderman Tuostesow said persons could not be suffered to
get drunk and make a row in a narrow avenue. Such disturbances
were sometimes made to enable pickpockets to commit their depre-
dation*. If, however, the defendant thought fit to promise to dis.
continue the system of annoyance, he would confides the imprison-
ment he had suffered since the previous afternoon, a sufficient
punishment.—Gill made the required promise, and was dismissed.

HATTON-GARDEN.

Elizabeth Darby, a matronly looking female, was committed
for stealing a gold watch and appendages from Chas. V. ILopelanges,
a Spanish Gentleman, who was robbed in a brothel at St. Gii.es

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on ibe night of the 17th of July. He did not identify the prhoner,
but she was stopped on the 20th, offering the property for sale to a
broker at Somers Town, for whom she wu in the habit of washing:
The prisoner offered no defence.

Saturday, Johnson the informer, appeared at this Office, to sus-
tain remits charges of violations of the law under the Licensed Vic-
tuallers Act.

Mr. Marks, the proprietor of the Old Red Lion, Wild street,
Drury-lane, was summoned for having his house open at balf•put
12 o'clock on Saturday night, t►e 28th of last month. lint the case
being clearly and strongly met by the defendant, the Magistrates,
without hesitation, pronounced a dismissal.
31r. Newey, the proprietor of the Grapes, Drury-lane, was sum-
moned for keeping open his house 50 minutes after 11 o'clock, on
Tuesday night, the 31st Of July.
The summons was dismissed upon the mere payment of costs, in
consequence of Mr. Newey having but just entered the house, and
never being is the business before.

IdARLBOROUGH.STREET.
Jails Brows, the driver of the chariot No. 833, was charged be-
fore tie Hey. Ddr. Thisby with assaulting H. C. Wade, Esq. The
complainant hired the chariot to go to Sluane•street, but alighted in
Piccadilly, in consequence of the furious pace the defendant pru.
ceedeil at. lie offertd the defendant hit fate, nhich he at fug re.

MA RRIED.
Rev. A. Burn, M.A. of Kinnerdey, Salop, to tliu Francisca
Octavio Harris.

Browne, Vicar of Hinckley, Leicestershire, to Mid
Lapwortb.
Rev. Mr. Bryan, to Elisabeth, daughter of J. Chadwick, Et+
of Ba