Star.
London, England, 1827-07-14 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

The report of the pistols brought to the ttdstance of Cox, Captain
Wuhan, Mr. Byron, and a gamekeeper of Mt. Buuhon, tvlio
coned the 4,01111‘4101111t0 Leatherhead, where the mail bags %vete
delivered to Mr. Nub, the postmaster of. that :tillage, by whom
they were forwarded to 'Kingston In a post-chaise. It was just ten
minutes past ten when Cox was attacked. The tdght was moon.
tod so clear that he distinctly saw the persons of the robber.;
who, he said, wore both in dark dresses; but the attack was VI
sodden, and his alarm so great, that be could not recognize the
features of the men. The wound which Cox had received was
dressed by a soraems, and half of a bullet was extracted from
Every exertion will be made to discover the Villains.
TOWN-HALL

,f. Vilna was committedf or robbing a maw, In Tooley wed. of
bk watch. ilia prosecutor end ids witnesses, smut them a reset
weasam, were prising from the bucket Bows, when a earn in she
passego(doubtlore a collsigue of the primmer) shook kb fist in ber
face, and was in the act of levelling her, when die seised him by the
neckerchief, and planted her knuckles so successfully en his throat
that, in despite of his efforts to slake bee al4 she brought him td
the ground, and kept him diets did Dutton, the °deer, secured .ray
took him before the Alderman, who committed tam interact, in
defatil: of ball; and the Magistrate commended the stirs of
the Hmoine.
UNION-BALL
A mbereuksidalng woman, with a child hi her aims, nemell
so lu Zeman was-obarged with illegally pawning some articles et
bed fundt,,,e, des peapesty of her landlady. The facts were fogy
weed, end the prisoner was fined ; and, in detach, committed to
Brixton for seven days.—Mr. Swam, when conindtdog the pri-
boner, said, it would be as well if those individuals who Ist out
lodgings would take the precaution to have their lines marked with
the word " Lodgings" upon lt, and then the pawnbrokers would be
cautious in taking la ankles so marked when brought by strangers

- - -
Tuesday, a faasionably-dressed female, residing in
Great °roma-must, Bloomsbury, lipped to the Magistrate at
Hatton Pardee, for a warrant against a person living in May
Fair, who had threatened her life. She said, that the individual of
whom she complained bad paid his addresses to her (or upwards
of three years, when, (or certain reasons, she Wake off the match,
and had declined to see him again. He, however, wrote such
press* knot, to her, riloesting an interview, for the purpose
of entering into an intpLuntion, that she consented to meet hint
in the neighbourhood of Russell Square, and raiding she was still
determined not to be his wife, he drew a pistol front his breast,
and swore be would murder her, unless she gave him the promise
of her hand in marriage. Frightened almost to death, she held
out favourable hopes to him, and promised to meet him on a
faun day; but as she did Dot halal her promise, she had re-
ceived several letters from him, requesting an interview. Her
admirer however, finding all his attempts to procure a meeting
fruitless, had sett her a letter, assuring her that he would take
be life on the first opportunity, although knovelig, as he said,
that his own would be forfeited in consequence. He disclaimed
any feeling of anger or vengeance towards her ; bat said bp could
not bear the ides of another pangolin her whom he adored.—
Since aka received that letter, he was eanagatly paradiag op and
down the street in which she melded, with a pistol in his hand ;
• and she was fearful that she should fall a sacrifice to his violence.
Mr. Luna said that enough had been stated, and instantly granted
a warrant for the apprehension of the individual complained of.

Lafrt week, as two young men were engaged in
drawing with a net, in the River Camel, near St. Idirmer, they
slipped into a deep pool, where t►ey unfortunately stack in be
mud, and were drowned.
A MERITS], DAIIIIIINCL—EarIy on Friday morning
bst, a carman of vest strength got a severe drubbing from a
young Gentleman, far his inferior in that respect. The young
Gentleman was tuning out of Janallatetreet into Clyde-street is
a glt, drawnly a very spirited horse. The carman was patting
at the time, and drove his cut so as not only. to injure the gig.
but to endanger the safety of the driver, who remonstrated with
him on his conduce, but was replied to in the meet abeehe
page, accompanied with a sucks of the whip. The carman had
soon, however, cause to repeat of his brunt modest, for the Gen-
tleman dismounting from his vehicle, and giving hie hem i■ chew
to a bystander, gave his =wieldy opponent so severe a drubbing,
that be Wly glad to cry out for quarter ; his commence bearing
ample testimony to the punishment he had se deservedly received
The young Gentleman drove off _without having received say
injury.— Maryut °outside.

MARRIED.
Captain George Falconer, of his Majesty's Seth Regfrarnws
Isabella, eldest daughter of Lieutenant. General Calle, of :tA
Nunnery, Isle of Man.

DIED.
On the 11th instant, at St. Mary. Ay* Rectory, Demo, aged
17, William thilie, third son of the Rev. Thomas Strong.
The 12th instant, at his lease at Westbourne, Samuel Pm,
Coattail, Esq. in,the 74th year of Ms age.
The 21st of June, at the Royal Barracks, Dublin, aged 22, Franck
Dobson, Rol Carnet io the Dragoon Guards.

NEWG4TE •ND LRADENHALL MARKEL'S, Jocx 13.
Beef... 5l 44 to 4s Id Veal ......... 3s 611 to 46 104
Mutton 44 to 4s 411 I Pork ~....... 34 44 is 41 $4
Lamb 4■ Od to 56 Od.

LICES OF HAY AZD
ST. Janis's.

TRAW YESTERDAY.
WIIITICN ant.
Hay 41 4$ to 61 0.484
Cover 51 Os to 7110.04
Straw 21 2s to 24 as 04

Hat SI as Od to 61 1.5 s Od
Omar 6110 s Od to 71 Os od
Straw 11l ils od to 21 141 od