Star.
London, England, 1827-12-05 00:00:00

MARY•LA.BONNR.

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WCarthy. an !Irishwoman, was charged with being dry*
and disorderly in the Regeut's park.
Edward Bidgnod, a watchman under the Commissioner of Woodt
and Forests, foetid her at a late bout on Monday night, Sin/ in
state of insensibility upon the pavement opposite York•terrace, rid;
a large bladder, half full of spirits, under her head at a Nino, ant
be took her to the watcb.bouse.
" Well," said Mr. Gairrerst, "that bladder of gin, no doubt,
made Toes soft piliuw ; but what have you to say to getting drank?'
Honor said a great deal to implicate the bladder as accessary ye
her crime, bet nothing to exculpate herself ; and the was loek4 sr
for want of ss. to pay the fine ircposed open her foe beingdrimk.

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QUEEN-SQUARE.
Yesterday Emanuel Oppewheas was charged with hawking out
bps.es. scent-bottks, and other trifling articles, without a item...—.
The defendint was seen going into several shop., and offering the
articles for sale. It was urged In defence that he was or rely taking
orders. The defendant was convicted In the penalty of la
Denn, the driver of one of the Hampton !rages, ppezild to
an information laid against him, for carrying one mere outside

passenger than be was entitled to do. The ease was proved ti
Rawhits, who saw the defendant's coach between Hyde Park
Corner and Knightsbridge liarrarks, with six outsides, being eel
mote than his number. The Magistrate convicted the defendant
in the mitigated penalty of V. The defendant gave pollees( appal.

UNION HALL.
A dnf and dumb man, named 7'komas rownerby, was brosgb
up by Painter, the beadle of Bermondsey, charged with Mein
deserted his wife, leaving her chargeable to the parish. Proof
having been given that the defendant's wife had been for sometime
past receiving homepa
during her absence at work, after haying s,ld
to a broker every article In their home, even including the beds
which she and her children had to 1k upon. She had beard tkat be
was cohabiting with another woman—bow true it was she could not
correctly state ; but ever since his desertion be bad not contributed
a bal/penny to their support.
The defendant, although se heavily afflicted, came well prepared
with a written statensent,in which lie contradicted the charge al.
leged against him by his wife, accusing her of having sianed the inkr,
by leaving him far the embraces of another man, who was oticied
with the loss of speech and hearing is be (the delmidatst)was
The Magistrate perceiiing the statement to be exceedingly well
written; asked who the writer of it was? and was told dors&
ant, who answered various questions. through the medium of his
frieod, by, signs. It was sated the defendant had Oren edstatni
at that exceihmt institmlnn the School for the De.f and Dumb.
The beadle gave the wife a good character, but could say nolltieg
favourable of her husband.

The defendant was committed for twc months to Britton.
WORSHIP-STREET.

YestetdalJain Kin was ch tried. wide the following ciment.
stances. It appeared the prisoner is connected with a knot sf
fellows who go throUgb the public-house., and if they chalice is
see a few friends playing a same of domhows or cards, they
call the following day, and apprise the landlord 'bat informations
are lodgedtgainst Mtn for throffence, but that they can stop farther
proceedings by e lutk hatah-money. In many ran s •he party so
acting have been very successful, but no last Monday Mr. Simplon,
ot the Dolphin. Long-alley, Moorfields, resisted the demand of 10s.
mad* upon him by prisoner, and bad him taken into custody.
Mr. Twrrn an said, that if the primmer was such a villain as is
assert such a; falsehood, and the publican so weak .or so fiadisk as
to believe 'him, there was no remedy, as the offence was nut indict-
eras therefore discharged.

&newel Kick* 'war charged by Mr. Browse, of Spital•sgsatr,
with cutting SS yards of silk free his lows, after basing received
11. 10s. on account, as well as M. 14.604 which he owed upon a
former balance. It appeared thrt on last Saturday night the pri-
soner and his wife left their house, and did norreturn nU late on
Sunday night; the following Margin the work was missed. Vann,
an,officer, stated that upon examining the niona door thee appe:red
marks. of a knife, but that they were inside, and that, no human
being on the cutaide could have made them.
Mr. Mercian said, the attempt was ingeoinos enough to deceive,
pet:foolish on the part of the prisoner, as it established his guilt.—
He was' senesced to three months cooknement in the House of
Correction., .

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.yesterday morning the- arackshop of Mr. Fee.
eel, upholsterer, is Old.street Road, was broken into.
in& robbed of bed•pillars, tnahugany and rosewood,
rosily cut for tables, Acc. together with tools, to the
intount of 304
Yesterday the adjourned Inquest on the body of Mr.
Fenna, who fell down in a state if intoxiemion onWed-
nesday night last, in Nexreastla-street, Fie t.maiket,
and was afterwards 'removed to Sc. Sepulchre's watch-
house, *aide he expired on the following awning, re•
soured their inquiries respecting the cau.e of his death,
at the Three Cups Inn, Aldersgate-street, but nothing
further transpired to elucidate the nhject ¶f their
oearch...Thr es,medical dentlemen star. LI, that there were
no ester marks of violence on the body, nor uas there
statieltrdiMmstration of the immediate cause of his
death tab, fetend internal. The Jury returned a verdict
of 's( tiled bfibe Visitation of GOD."
Thursday afternoon, a person journeying on bort!•
backfrg punsinnane to Dundee, heard violet t cites
Toritssistagce at an unfrequented part of the road it
likbraes Of the Carse, about six miles west horn Aussie
•Nitary. Onxpurring his horse to the spot, he observed
416'% fen struggling with two females, swho, on hts
,Oproach, screamed more loudly for assistance. He
'singing, his horse and attacked one of the ruffians,
whomhe.oserpowered and felled to the ground. The
iitter betook himself to his heels, but was punned, and
obliged to submit jo the same kind of chastisement. The
biroleoiiles were theacoriducted to a place of sa'ety.
;4* 's

Lest were a servant of Mr. Altars, of Bristol, who
atirds the family ow a four through Wales, when they
atrivbd at the DiviVißridge, wishing to view the fall,
imprudently approached too near the pi ecipice her
toot gave way, and she rolled orer the rock about 40•
feet, frnin 'Whence she rebounded to the water, said to
he about 60fret.' Assistance was immediately procured,
and alter having.remained in the water about half an
hour, she was taken up, to the astonishment of aU..with-
out any apparent injury, except the ftight.i.idilriaisi
Mercury.