Star.
London, England, 1827-06-12 00:00:00

ARCHES COURT, IcritsH.,

This being the first day of 'Trinity Tenn for the
Ecclesiastical and Maritime Coons, the Dean of the
Arches, the Advocates, and Proctors, assembled in full
costume; and after prayers in an adjoining room, the
Court was publicly opened in theusual form.No business
of any moment occurred, aad the Court tose early.

SURREY SESSIONS.

Yesterday these Sessions commenced before J. Han- ham the next morning, and having discovered where
GER, Esq. Chairman, and a full Beach of Magistrates. there was to be a large dinner patty in the evening, he
William Mellish, an overseer of the parish of Fern- found a willing chapman for the dainty fish, at 3s. 6d.
ham, appeared to prefer articles of the peace againft a pound. A servant on horseback was accordingly
Charles Crosby, a peeper of she parish. The articles dispatched.in haste to Tewkesbury: on his arrival, the
St forth that the prisoner came and demanded relief fish was hauled into the boat, and the" knock upon the
in a violent manner; and on Abe deponent refusing to bead," which had heretofore served as the deathblow to
lateede to his demands to their extent, took a stick arid thousands of the Army tribe, being given, the poor cap.
struck at him. Re swore that he would have his tive was drawn forth, for the purpose of being placed
le -rig lit s," and that if they (that is to say, the amount in a basket, which stood ready to receive him, when, lo!
alrelief which he had demanded) were not.given to it was found that the blow he received had failed of
him, it should be worse for the deponent. lie the desired effect; for, with a sudden spring, the salmon
had on the 23d of April previous, when his usual al- jumped fiom their hands, and in a twinkling found
lowance was dis Continued, in consequence of the retutn himself at large in his native element ; while the poor
of work, taken out a knife, and threatened the depo- fishermen stood almost as much aghast as did the
Denis life. The prisoner, it appeased further, had beta founder of the feast, at which be was to have been de-
in the habit of receivieg 9.. per week from the parish valued, whets the servant returned to Cheltenham with
for the maintenance of himself, a wide, and three chit- the (Maul news!—Glouccster Journal.

POLICE INTELLIGENCt

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GUILDHALL.
Yesterday, Catherine Orrery, a mi.erable looking eteitire, ahssr
frftryears of age, was brought before the Alderman upon attars;
whea the following dialogue took place—
Mr. Alderman Amax—What is your name /
-Wee Doddridge, your Worship.
uts—Well, what charge have you to make Vibe
Doddridge—Why, Sir, the fiats, I bave-euhabited with butte
*me 'law, and—
Mr. ALKIIIIKKIN—,But WI as what your charge is; we deal ward
to bear at your cohabitations.
Deurrdie......W.B, Sir, I charge her with being disarderly.
Imo born La the habit of Coming to my house at all bound dor
tilillitianedesitting a disturbance. She tame this morning a dam
kieldidto sit brake all my windows. I don't warn ke to, n#
eft ineepapie with ber.
. AiagtigAN--Well, she's discharged, and yea may take yew.:
pita wet lialese ore sit here for moral purposes, sad sot to heti
ram stacauset shisisbitations.
astaridde, alter this very nnezpeetrd salutation from She wwity
Aidashis, was very glad to take the shortest way oat of the Dr
See, which be did in the men mortified and angered reamer.
111•0110.2. In men

Mr. *Lau
la Woman?

Yesterday a raw-hdesolsent Otr"--owsOW of an Irishman, •ye*
,ks. Neils*, with one eye, and-Without those un-Irish articles spat
or stockings, was charged by W. Reeve, a sagacious-looking cos.
amble, Of Kensington, with baying on Sunday last ferociossly an.
soyed taw • respectable females of that neighbourhood. He had Ire
mired them for alma, and then, very unlike the gallantry .1 his
comutrysean, abused thews for refusing bin. "So much so, yore
Worship, said Mr. Reeve, " that he made the turnpikeman Mak
to hear him" _ _ _

Haus remarked, that such conduct mutt indeed have beet
bad, soil asked if the parties were present to nuke the charge ?
" Why, Yee secs Yaw Warship," continued the constable," what
is every body's Union Is nobody's, and, after letting ate hare son
a *ask to take bins, they bavn't come forward to per Wm."
The prisoner, in bled/fence, said, that he had been drinking at the
time, and might have been abusive • that he was an Liebman, and
had Dot the respectability of a settled habitation, but worked irks
be could get it, and drank when he could get it, " without," as be
said, " telling any lies about it;' and looking at the handculfs, and
two or three curios bruises co hie sleeveless arm, he complaint
sorely of the constable's activity : to which the latter answered,
that he was so hard of persuasion, he could hardly manage
He was thenteriinanded, and discharged.
QUEEN-SQUARE. •
• Yesterday, IHl.Ceery was charged with stabbing B. Cateser....
Z:Ntearattles eirs. high labourers, and formerly lodged In the soma
OA llesiby the prosecutor was found by the prisoner Mak.
nog MO his wife at a public.kouse in Knightsbridge, *km he
ammonite() beinedbeely ordered home ; and, on her departs%
flow s Nita, and stabbed the prosecutor in the arm and ank—
h' Moe% he sahl the prosecutor had often taken Ithertin with
his Wilk, and Iledleetliess together on Sunday night, he was im.
eased, and snob et him, but denied using a knife.—The wounds.
however, of onsidainant proved the contrary; arid the ninon vas
committed under Lord Elleaborough's Act.
MARY.LA-BONNET.
John Brows and Clarks Seeman, drunken tailors, were charged
*kb obtrudine diet:netters into the house of Dr. Anderson, in Fri.
repatreet, on Sunday night. While the footman was diseharging a
hackney-coach at the door, these dissipated Knights of the Tn.ankie
walked deliberately down the kitchen stairs. In excuse, they sail
they mistook the house fur an ale-house, without lacking for a figa.
board. They were fined ss. each for being drunk, and gale &each
to the OSee poor-box.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Yesterday the Office was crowded with members of the • Sow
of Peace" Benefit Society, held it Tottenham. An article sI ths
Society provides that every member refusing to seen en the Con
mittee shall be lined is. In filling up the Committee last gurus,
the list of intobers was read through again and spin with-
out success, a fine of la. each being recorded every time till 100 kal
been fined les. oda, and GO more its. A member who refund*
pay these fides, and was suspended, sow appealed to the Mein/ran
who decided that may a 'Ogle Ina of se. could be erfecced, sd
' the inspessici lint be abandoned.
Thursday evening, about nine o'clock, a Gentleman
walking with a Lady, was dodged by two nototions
thieves, and intercepted three or four times, in his pro-
gress, who no doubt, in the first instance, had a design
upon his watch. Perceiving they were observed by the
, Gentleman near Wellington-street, in the Strand, they
separated, but made their appearance at Temple Bar,
where they again obstructed him, and seeing him
determined to make resistance, they stain separated;
, but soon after having joined in Pleet•street, they sod-
denly snatched at his brooch and darted off with it.

BIRTH&
On the 7tb instant, at Buhingen, je pm de Calais. I
France, Ms Lady of David Hunter, of a Am
Thursday se'nuight, a woman residing in Lyon's Gout, Cam
gate, Edinburgh; was delivered of three children. Two of Men,'
boy and a girl, with the mother, are doing well; the third, a boy.
was still bora.

MARRIED.
Rem W. Woo Mouse Robison, ILA. CMOs of Rechford, late of
St. John's College, Cambridge, te Catharine, daughter of the lan
Joseph &resting, Baq. of Stognnsey, near Bridgewater.

DIED.
Aged IL the Rev. William Beauchamp, 32 years Rector of Sump.
ford Ccuutenay, Devon.
At Nant, wear Carmarthen, the Rev. John Joss, Vicar of
ilingennor.
Rev. John Stoddart, for more than 30 years Head Maws of de
Grammar School, and nine years Curate of All Saints' and Ali*
den, Neethemptonahlre.
At Gunton, Leicestershire, after two days' illness, aged 67, de
Rev. J. Cragg, Vicar of Owston.cum-Witheote, and of Cashl.
near Spalding.
At Great Watley, Rues, the Rev. B. W. Allis, Rector .1 di
parish. aged 57. .

NEWOATIL *ND LEADENHALL MARKETS, JIIIIII
Beef.. ss 44 to 4s 44 I Veal 44 03,1 to 33 ad
MUMS 3s 44 to 4s 4cl I Pork 4s Od to Ss
Lamb 44 44 to Ss fid.

PRICES or HAY Asa STRAW YESTERDAY.
ay. WRITSCIMPEL.
Hay 51 as Od to 71 Os od Hay 41 4s to 61 Os Ol
Clover A 5s Od to 71 los Od Clover 51 os to 71 04 al
Straw A Os Od to SI 6s Id Straw 11 36 co 41 4s M

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italir rocztri. . 1111 W SAO.
Kent 147 s to 1110 s Kent ... "" to "S 2.
Sussex ...... 135 s to 1641 Sussex ...... IWs CO i'''
Essex ...... 147$ to 172. Essex ...... 190 s to 147$
Farnham tine 200 s to 224s—Secoodp. 1405 to 122 s
01d Duty laid

at £55,000•

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides l3ld to 156
Comnsob Ditto.... ...........
Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 501bs 154 CO 17d
Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs lBd to 24d
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to solbs ......... wid to etia
Small Seals, Green1and).......... ...... ... 18d to 20d
Tanned Horse Hides ......... ...........• 13d to 164
Spaniab Horse Hides... •-• ........ ..... 14d to 214
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COAL MARKET, Jas. 11.
!Nice.
Mr at Marltet. Ships Sold.
Ps Od to SP IN
48 Newcastle 9.01
54, 04 to 5054
14 Sunderland 11
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MAILS—THIS DAY.
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Dublin 1 0
Waterford 1 0
Goernse. and Jersey 1 0
Lisbon 0 0
Donagbadee 0 0
Buenos Ayres
tiolland

ass. alb
Prams 1
0
Hamburg 0 0
Flanders 0 0
Sweden I 0
Brazil 0 U
Leeward Islands 0 0
o 0
Jamaica
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