Star.
London, England, 1827-04-17 00:00:00

bna Morhus—that the ftesilfy detn'ted et •t
should lw supplied daily with good.red port, to Ming 1.4 ....wit',
back to its usual tune.—lle was seammiited.
QUEEN SQUAP E.
John linen, an old pensioner, applied to 112•1! an (irkr in!de
upon the Overages, that they should let him have, cm
amount of one qusrter's pension, in weekly ins:atomics. When be
wia6aisrs'iclgt'iljrnged, shoi,
d frgetiotinr: beglaid i
to take it d
up again, no the be
wasreruciesi'lltheergirehalt
distress. The applicant being an Irishman, and unwilling to he
passed to that country, the Magistrate said, be mutt lease it to the
discretion of the Parish Officers, who had already given bias
some
temporary relief.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Wailians Pewit was temanded on sosplclen of heing vmeernfd
with two others, not yet in custody, in robbing Jonathan Randall,
of Aluch Adam, in Hertfordshire, of tkittyAve sovereigns and two
half ditto.
LAM BET HeSTREET.
T. Skimmer and his dim antis !ere ordered to find hail Ear i
lends, assaulting Daniel 'Mendoza, of pugilistic noterietr, sib,*
information bad formerly led to the bar idiustice the defendant asii
some of bit companions in iniquity.
J White, F. rificast alias West, G. Maar, and &admit 44340,
were remanded on suspicion of burglmy in the house of Mr. ,isek,
son, a tailor,in Fieldpte,treet, WhitechapeL

UNION-HALL.
Among the night charges, which were extremely num,.,otn,
this Office yesterday, a respectable looking individual was pl.ced at
the bar, charged with disturbing the congregation at St. George,
Chutch, in the Borough, during Divine Service.
One of the Beadles stated, that on Sunday, during the monk/
service at the above Church,' he defendant walked down the middle
aisle* and having approaehed the pulpit as neat as he could, adar,,,,,
ed the Minister, exclaiming " Speak nut louder, de—ti youreytet
who do you think can hear you?" He continued tonnes-rapid*
service for some time, until at lenvhilly the united effort, of the
Beadier, he was expelled from the Church, and consigned tone
neighbatiring watchlmuse.
The Magistrates observed, that the alleged milconduet of de
defendant was most reprehensible. It WAS necessary to arrenaia
whether he was intoxicated at the time.
The Beadle replied, that the accused was evidefttly under
intim nee of liquor.

Magistrate to the Defendant—What have you to say m answer
to this disgraceful chugs ?What business or profession do you follow?
Defendant—With regard to the conduct imputed to me, I ant
ashamed of it. I was intoxicated, otherwise I sh,stld nor base
conducted myself In so scandalous a manner. I reside in the
neighbourhood of Gray's Inn-lane.
One of the i /veneers here entered the Office, and stated, that the
Parish were not desirous of prosecutisg the case against the de-
frodant, as it appeared he was moving in a respectable sphere of He.
M AMTILA re--That, is the very reason he should be prosecuted;
for if the first Lora in the land committed so gross an outrage la a
place of public worship, his • raid' should nut scums him from de
consequences. I therefore strongly advise the parish to prosecute
this man, in order to prevent others from following his rumple.
The Overseer intimated that the Magistrate's suggestioe should
be attended to.