Star.
London, England, 1828-06-26 00:00:00

THAMES POLICE.

ffr. Bens and D. Cre tole were charged with -robbing ..tbe. house
of Mr. Gill, the Hope and Anchor Tavern, East Smithfield.—
Tuesday. night Mr. Gill perceived his bed. room door open, and,
without entering. dreW it ciose, and passed into another chambeg,
when the. singularity of his bed room door prin. open, having
carefully kept it lucked, struck hint, and he returned, and was.
surprised to And it again open, and every thing about the room
in confusion. Ile then ran down stairs exclaiming Thieves !"
&c. Some Gentlemen in the' billiatd'room came out, but were
intercepted at the door by the prisoners, and Crawley exclaimed,
". We are Officers--nobody shah leave this room-till they ace
marched—the thieves must have come out of this tonni."—
The Gentlemen retired into the room, but one of .tkem observing
Crawley's agitated manner, dragged him into the roomrtelling him
that he very likely knew more about the robbery than anybody else.
Another person secured the other prisoner, who attempted to run
away.. Mr. Gill, on examining the room, found a quantity of pro:
perty strewed about, and 58 sovereigns, .C 6 in silver, some guineas,
Spanish gold coins, and a,gold seal, were.missitig. The prissiness
were renianded.
E. Sexing was charged with robbing John West. a seaman, in
East Smithfield. on Tuesday, of two sovereigns. The prosecutor
saidlse had been drinking with the prisoner in the afternoon, and
was returning to his lodgings, when opposite the London Docks, he
felt Isis (the prisoner's) hand in kis pocket, and immediately missed
his money. He taxed him with the offence, which he at once :icy
kunwledged, and gave him (the prosetutur) one sovereign back, and
said he should keep the other.—ftemaided.
UNION-HALL.
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..A•ease.of bastardy of A curious nature, inasmuch as both the
parties engaged in the illicit amour ate deaf and dumb—caMe on
to.. hit heard before the Magisrrites. The defendant, whose name
is Gforge Clarke, and Ohre Oclon, between whom the intercourse
was Alleged to hate taken place, are both very young, and had
retently quitted the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb. The tie-
tendant was apprehended at Great %Mow, in • Essex, where he
carried on the business of a shoemaker, which he bad learned
hi the Asylum. The girl described •by signs, that about ten
months ago she went to a place culled Sprinefield,in FAsex,.and
there met the defendant,whon she accompanied to Springfield Fair;
Ind after they had amused themselves until a late hour, they re-
turned borne to her parents house..wbere she alleged the intercourse
had taken place between them. The girl's statement was explained
by the defendant, but he denied being the father ofthe chifti. He
admitted having gone with her to • the fair, and accoMpanied her
to her father's house ; but no intercourse took place betweenthem.
The Magistrates were about to postpone the case to procure eel-
deuce to support the girl's statement, when it was suggested that
the defendant's father should be examined. He stated that hi bad
sten his son and the young woman at the fair, and he• had been
given to understand that his. eon proceeded home with her-to the
residence of her father, where he was treated with hoine‘matte
wine until he became tipsy, and afterWarda the girl's parents al.
lowed the witness's son to accompany her to Chelmsford at melee
o'clock at night. Mr. Huish, the parish officer, said the girl's fa.
titer and mother bad informed him that one night they went to
bed, leaving the defendant and the young woman up, and the.next
morning they were discovered clasped in rich other's arms. The
Magistroees then made an order upon the defendant to pay Cs. 6d.
per week. and the defendant's father paid the expenses of the girl's

Sonde,' morning souse thieves broke into the house of
Miss Dick, at Woodford, Esse:, and stole a quantity of
plate, and other articles.—Monday, the house of Mr.
Richards, Stanhope-place, 'New Southwark Road, was
also burglariously entered, apd several articles of plate
and other things stolen.—Monday night the premises
of Mr. S. Dash, in King-street, Vltestoluster, was like-
wise broke open, and a wrathy of plate stolen.

SPORTING INTELLIG E N CE.
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• . HAMPTON R4cßti, Aqui 25. •
°Ur Races this day were honoured With the prestinie vitt,
Royal *Highness the Duchess of Clarence, who arrived in an eft
.barouche and pair as halt past three, accompanied by Cminw;
claressee,and•two Ladies of the Household and was receive,' addi,
GOO save the King" by the hand of the 15th Hussars, which sea,
stationed in the Cour... ; a pony chaise followed, lts which wrens,
,foreigners of distinction. Her Royal Ilighnens took up her stack
under the-Gentlemen's stand, but did not remain above an hour...!
Among other Fashionable. we observed—
The Earl of Errol, Eatl Wilton, Lord Wallescourt, Lora tor‘
Lennox ; Hon. G. and A. Berkeley, Hon. F. Stanhope;
'De Burgh, Berkeley, Bond, Bacon, Payne, Thelluson, s:e. ••
The Clarence Stakes of 10 sues. each, and 90 addetl-3
Trs
; four, ast ; five, Set 1011); six, and aged, 9st ; winners caul
Heats, Two Miles.
Mr. Dickinson's Mr. Pengander, 5 yrs
Colonel Yates's Filk de Joie, aged
Mr. Richmond's Scaramouch, 5 yrs
Mr. Seattle. VulCan
Mr. Ditkinsou's Amelia

••• 2 3 1
-• I 2 6
- • 3 3th

et
Mr. Berkeley Bond's Sparkler ...
First Heat—Betting 2 to lon Mr. Pengander. All therienv
baying waiting orders, they went off with a walk, each looking to.
the othe4 to make running and thus they wen: at least half a alik,
Mr. Pengander then went off, Fide de Joie felinwed. the
keeping in the rear ; the first two kept close together till 'boat 50
or 40 yards o( home, when the mare let but, and woit by a nftt
Scaratuouch being third by abnut•half length; dur;rg T. auing,lB
:to 1 that the mare won the heat.

Second Heat—The betting was even between Fine de .14."4
,Pengander, and high odds against the other; much interest
excited. and some brisk business at email sums. Ur.
led off at a gnat pace; and from the nutter in which he keptkis
lead' the odds were 2,3, 4, 5 and 6 to 1 on him during
arid no takers ; he came in six lengths before the mare, which her
Scaramouch by about 30 yards.--For the third heat Pengandit
,cantered over.

The Berkeley Hunt Stakes of 10 •soys. each ; Mt. 1/eats thin
miles.
)jr. Dc Burgh's Sunshine •• , ... .. I i
Mr. Grantley Berkeley's Jack Dunce ... 2 2
Lord El rol's ilderint ... ... ...
Captain Locke's Gas ... .. ... - Sir
'ibis, like all Gentlemen's race►, was a very Soso affrir ; andAtt,
heartily Utah it was the, last we may hare to report, for there's
neither sport nor regularity in them. In the first heat the sciatic.
was in front all the wpy, but was tolerably well seconded bye,,.}
Bunt., who ran Mtn in to a length. In the second beat, Lek
•Bunce took the lead, and kept it to the distance, where Sunshine
challenged, got in,front, and won cleverly by two lengths, both
`rude by the owners. Betting-6 to 4on Jack Bunce before the
first heat, and 6 to 4 on Suilthint after.

The Coburg Stakes of 10 amis. each, and 10 added, fur aflagel.
three yrs, 7,1 41b ; four, 84 71b ; five; 94 11b ; air, and •pria
9st 61b. Winner: extra. Heats, a mile kind a dimmer.
Mr. Bacon's b c Comte id:Artois Eged
Mr. De Burgh's Sunshiny, sget.l
!kir. 13. Bond's Nlahomet, 4 yrs.
Mr. Scaith's Vulcan

... a .
- 1 Sit
Molted

Sunshine Oak favourite before starling. Tee-sting-3 to I sgit the
winner. After some delay, in consequence of an idea of Mn 114
chat it W 214141114 race, they ,tarred. of with a whlk, hut dirtctiy
Sifter Comte d'Artois and Sunshine made piay,'.leatling t.5r.1,44$
itpaarttr of a mile; Maas:nit then went braely to the Itiint, n
:running, and was looking very much like a •wmntr, when (media
stirrup irons broke, andase bolted otartif the Cot:lse. so that he was
of course prevented from starting for the second heat; hut fort*
be would have hadi.isopd chance,. let be appears to pmess all tk
points of a racer in:g,reat perfettion; the other two .Soishasheitit
in beautiful style, Sunshine winning by a neck,
Second Heat. Betting to 2,0 n Sunshine. Neste trhsise
made all the running, and won a void race cleverly by ..a
Aim this,Sunshine was drawn, having run four biate,-.

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GRAND CRICKPT NIATCII.
Monday, Tuesday,,and yesterday‘th-re was a wumeross anew
blage of Noblemen. Gentlemen, and amateurs of Cricket, at Leas
Ground, St. John's Wood, to witness the 'rand match hems*
eleven players, whose names begin wiAh B. au Ogren of Emslot
The match excited a considerable degree of interest: and tram the
superior play anticipated, a number of the Nobility sod Gem
arrived from Norwich, Brighton, and otht r parts of the country,*
be present. The following is the result of the vista— .

seau►tro.. let in. 2d In.
Lillywhite.. .. 12 •
Searle.. •

• Bi. • ist To. it44o.
Mr. Bowyer, 0 ....lb,
Mr. Bray

Saunders g 9
.......:.....12 ... 32

• , .
J., Ikazky ...... 5 em .4v
J., Orchid briave 47 .

Mr. Jennet .. .. . 0 ... 10 . I ,T. Beagley 15 ... 21, •
,Ar. Perry . : .... ....$6.:... 55.,,5;
..111.:.Broatibridge l9 ...,94
3lr. Woo/b0u5e......... 0 ... lil Mr. Brown
Mr. Picketing .... b ::. 3 *. Mr. 1ia11ey.:...i,, 41 . 11.
Mr. Nic011......,..., 0 ...23 Mr.-Baker.: 0 ~.• It.
Mr. Dyke .t.?•i!, *ft. - lifp: 5ai5",,..4::;... 0 6. I
Mr. Ashby ........1 -..: It I • ILII. Beilli '..'....... WI:: 3
I Wideliallc,-;.;..1:g-Lt t ' '.': 'Am- .«...6«...i 3 :.:;,"rt
•'sbe -.• • . ..• '' •. gr 10.•
Grand.Totatyz 4.;; :334* - . Gresittatil ..",.:' • .....14
The match lasta rpher.at, *OlO 4119116,1171110.4i.140
Lion not taking ))4ce.tiqlhe.thica.llo;: Mie.-^Crl (.! • ..
will be pereeivedovpq by..10t11.-00ii.. r.,,
~,,..,.... ~. ......j.... 1...! .4...

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POLUENIKai. Val* A,. SP actitier ' Or FlttlltX
11SAI.—An exceZs oftlsollteness and suscepiibility:huili
led to a battle in parts— between two .charcoal.
the result of which proved. fatal to one of them
Gazette des Tribat.taux of ihd I.Bth inst. thus plate...the
:affair :,••••44. On Friday last two charcoal.porters;.narnell
Condy and Durcer, who had been carrying chaicoslto
'the Rue de Seran,_ stopped together. at a wine shop St
the corner of the Rue.du Bac, and called tor• a glass of
wine One of tbeit friendsi.a corn, porter, pa..siog at
the moment, Concli called him and invited lsim to drat
with them: I No,' said Darter, I will treat hi*
/•I•.',' replied Condy; s the honour is due to me:•-•
quarrel ensued, and when the time of paying artisetti
the diipitte as to who should have the honour of parog
became so violent that the two porters det. mined le
fight it out. Du'eter took, his coat• off, placed his watch
oi the (odours-, and ;oohed into the si,eet, exclairTip
(Vet .t!ittlypl Condy filluwed hirn
.truck him in, the belly fell dots n and hit his
against. the corner of the pavremei t.. The blood *Lana
in abonOlice. and Me unhappy man was taken home s
te* rnlnotes qu,ite dead. Coady took fir illght."

BIRTHS.
T`eAclth init. at Devooport the Lady of Captatia Whoa, rum-
mandgictilt Alajeaty's ship Tribtinetilf a tom:
4kßoat4, Lady Dunbar ofgOatb,of

M RD.
At %."(1•31**11; ettt. J.. T. Brown,/ IL aL to is* onlvialq.bler
ofJohn ptio",. En. Su —eon. • •• '
•

1' ,1:10:1013I . • • • • Milk
TPNWArralltibiDOS. OtiChalmorideley:llestse, ia the
year Nf her igrr•Mdy. IlAisrlottsSeligeur, widow of Cul. Se; mous.
of the 7,(1 Guard!.
AgadB4, the lteea'llenjamin, C:risd ale, M.A. 'Rector of Withinz-
totts.llWarmf Chaiworstb..atid.larmenly Vellum of Quesn's Colle!t•
Ashised. , .Gzifilale.tpalt his-Reim of M.A. June 19. 171'74
and was presented to the In ]785, which w ia the
sift of th7.lirovost ped•Fellowsag Q‘Kett's College.
At 113alluiedii. ?Name, in lisp yid year of his age, Mr. Geory
.Marjoribank sse s4.llee
—Ate of Surgeons,
College of Suegeo, thirties
of Al, x. blarjoribanks, KN. of Marioribanks.
Alt lialhesu_l4.near.lliniferniline, John APLean, collier, in the
IClet year of Ma age. His mental faculties remained unimpaired
till withine few days of his death ; and in his 93d year hr traveltel
frum-his own hoese to Edinburgh, where he transacted husioria
and returned, in the course of eleven hours, being a walk of 54
miles. ue has lu:S three children (whose united ages amount to
/83 year), 51 grand-children, 40 great•grandechildren,and teogroa
great-grand-children. •
Monday, about half-past one &clock, Mr. Cox, bead-m.lll4g'
turer, King street, Northanipion-square, and Prospect-plate!
Islington, called at the Prince Regent, Liverpool road, and askei
fur a small glass of brandy and, a seat; while 'Airs. Nevill w‘a?..
drawing the brandy, his headeirop pea un the counter, and be.' II
backwards and expired immediately

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