Star.
London, England, 1829-09-26 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

• ' NIHON-1100SL
Two yang area. brother. named Nab, whet have been fee-
quarrelling is the streets, were brought before Alderman
, who sat during part of the day her the IMO MATO%
charged With haying canted the death of i eddid.
It was gated that the pawners had bees, arceedlng to team.
quarrel's., and began to light la ilun.street. wkhsat
seeming to situ for the annoyance they occasioned. A beta girt.
about alit years old, was at the time cprry beg an Wane in her
asses, and the two fellows, in fighting, knocked the child out of her
arms. A waggon was passim, at the time. and the poor child roped
under the front wheel, which immediately pained over it ; and
before the driver of the waggon said Arch $s homes. the back
wheel imassellately pasted over the body. Death was the lama-
tattoos osseemmace.
'Ter weggen-deiver, who. it append, was not la the slightest
tWto blame, was In attaarlasee, and dedared that he did every
il his power to prrmut stischig. The Wag was, however.
nod Odd's.
The Loos Maros having llama that a Coroner's Inquest was
lo be ems held spew the body, required that the driver Amid at-
teed it, and Site evidence; sod the two prawn were seat to the
Compeer to await the decision of the Jury.
GUILDHAI.L.
Ckeratie Lear. a woman about thirty year. of age, was km&
before Or Pena Lawn. and charged with haying at
twice to drown herself at Bisekfrian-bridge. It was npsrtsd to
the Alderman that she had hoes M apart from her hothead
several years—tot some date en an allotiramp of Its. per week.
but latterly Se. id. It had hem least tram her that she received
the visits of a respectable endgames. and his detensimdes to
withdraw hiraedatesce had emitted her to make these Kamp' is
her Ilk. The mats of the visitor ern privately moneyed to Sir
Peter, who did he was the father of a large family. mod he should
eascoal it for the sake of kit children; he bore a respectable she.
racer. but be was a foolish old men.

nip woman was then ordered to be comorad to St. Andrew's
trortionse; she carefully concealed her face with beT handkerchief
all the Nate &seamed as the bar.

• * • BOIINSTREET.
Mr. Waded, a boaselisr. of Dskewnet.
Irido.=red yesprterlatteto prefer a complaint of refractory mol-
ded his a
Mr. Wdstead stated, that en Tuesday ism le absented himself
for Weird hours without Ms permission ; and an being reprimanded
for his conduct, he sot only set Ma at defiance. but even treated
his aotherity as a master len the utmost indillinemse.
The yam" 'auln,' who mastifested coadderable agitation. said
that on the day la question* be received a nmeme that his father
and mother had bees peieseed, and that if be wished to see them
alive. he should gala than at mice. 'lnds bismuth's threw him
ha a state of 'tea' Otiose, 'did be Wedded that he hurried home
without thinking nand mile" ponied* of Ms Master. His
parents were both very II on Ms ordeal. het, by the tielikappl.
cadihs of remake, water after the Wee of 's few been,
pronounced to be hot of donor 4. sop which he Monad back to
his master's shop, add esplakod the easse Widcb lad taloa him
away let his master said be ha** righ eto go set end leave his
!tedloose nelione.
litiseaso Ham said that. *der tech *commutes. he
meld int blame the appreatice. who certainly had an amuse to
urge which may sine emit allow to be sollieliat.
Mr. *Wisest asked Wheeler Me basidees was to be neglected,
sad hi Mr& heN at delhaset

The young am;Mid dist be had served Mr. Massed for
four years witiridefity, hit Mak* moth= es this occasion was
so wasting is eassines liesimiky. be was determined on am*
Olias RIR longer.
Sir Reynosa asked a see' site isdesture: wideh having bees
basded to him. he asked what Mr. Weismsd wished hint to de?
Mr. Misted said he waddle sled if he would impress on the
youth's Wed that he was ballad to obey Wain all hie lawfid mak
muds.

- *hi osee said be amid wilds* bay. served the
et Ms dose. bed Dot this tesesaedse ecetirred. bet, 'Aar
Zitit hipped, be wed* redd oat step is Ye hes. sae-

• lit MOSNAZD regretted Ibet be meld not atanamodee their die.
. itglimient; bat aldthl, shale • hid no jorisdieden in the ease,
• the lOtivere being ally ter a Stela of lee years, and esisalseatly
The ymSlaaeally4S beansWl. Maid resod to his asester, and
-said, " Sir, I sat an' bawd to «lire yea" Hs then tisk
op hie kW. 'lamed to•theltagistrate. and retied, Molted by his
plater. with the Weenies Whin pocket.
• THAMES POLICE.
A 'bratty-UAW'carer aimed the Justice Resin, and aid that
about its years asserts, was to the aim is a state at
great &afros. 10.11Pillietwitorbo was the uMde j Saglitrate,
gave hint la id. to get a pair of Awe, and preawpd for hint a
hirtk ca bead the Geental Harris /toe pltiar-6.11e had shift bees
aseelteht sal be wiwaitrrhil to rain thn withgra-
dhide'sind thanks: • • •
Capteht Esessuis ale he' was glad talnd that tali eager pos.
sawed seek feelings of gratitude, and desired hint to hey the half.
crews and drink Mr. Ihilasrpe's health With It. - •
• The seller wade hit host' and inked.
Shortly altetteardil•dirty, ragged stew was darted withstand.
lug a wasertian of sundry mall saws at easpey, provides% we.
Wage, he. The nosey, &c. was Assisd by the altar wader the
Nee representation that ise, belayed seafood' Ileawan,asd world
pay it out et his wages..—.l3e was cesandued.
• IRTNS. •

Wotanlll/. at 9ii atthee, cbelady et Laud Jap lorite;
Ilmi.er Mb' • ' •
ebeelay, at Rea Woe. the lady d Atha Medi. Hawker,
Reg. of s sea end 144
At Falawiteb, the lady et Lieut. ammo% H.M. belt &O r. of
a mos.