Star.
London, England, 1826-10-25 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNIL

Yesterday Lola and Akio:, two men deemed in the garb of coun-
try Carmen, went brought in irons to this °See, from Baling, charged
with being concerned in a burglary of a very daring and extraordi-
nar y cbancter, which was accomplished on &mday night last, at th
house of Mr. W. Tidy, grocer and dealer, in the above village.
The property taken amounted to nearly 2001. and the robbers bad
not only to cut a panad through the back door, but bad to carry
heavy parcels over several walls, one of which was seven feet high.
Lake was discharged, and Atkins remanded till be should be able
to give a better account of himself.

Yesterday, Johnson laid an information against Mr. Ives, pro-
prietor of the Baling coach, No. 6,897. He brought forward his
usual witnesses, Aaron Rawlins and John Brookes, to swear, that
on the 10th of October, in the afternoon, they saw six outside pas-
orogen upon the coach, besides a hamper, which measured from
two to three feet square, and stood upon the footboard of the sticky.
In answer to this, a respectable inhabitant of Baling stated, that
the hamper so desctibed was his property; that, instead of being
three feet, it was not 18 inches square; it only contained four dishes,
and did not weigh altogether IWbs. He carried it upon his knees
until they arrived at Acton, because the coachman refused to
take him unless he did so.
Johnson then said, as the Gentleman was so positive, be did not
wish to press a conviction, if his Worship would allow him: his costs.
Mr. Gemini said, it was a slight case, badly supported. He
should dismiu the Information, and Johnson must pay the costs
himself.

Several informations were laid by the same party against different
coach proprietors, for not having the name of the places marked on
the patinel of each coach door; but they were all postpoued until
nest Tuesday.
Jfitillita Rabies was charged with beating his wife, to whom he
had been married ten years. She said she went out with a female
friend to buy some ribbons, on Saturday night, and returned at
eleven o'clock ; her husband was gone to bed. She gave her friend
some supper, and saw her part of the way home, and an coming
back found the street-door locked, and she was et:impelled to return ,

totes, friend's to sleep: In the morning ha bullhead muse an
best her while in bed, without the least provocation upon eanb..
• In reply, the husband said be retired to rest at his usual bone,
and his wife went out without his knowledge ; he knew nothing of
the locking of the door, hat on awakening on the Sunday morning
be was astonished to find no wife by his side. He had long sus:
peeled she was too intimate with a Mr. Hodge ; he set off to the
house, and while remonstrating with Mrs. 'Pair, who opened the
'door,tully dressed, upon her sanctioning the scandalous intercourseb
the husband came down, naked, to know what was the matter. He
rushed by him upstairs, and found his wife sitting up in the
,bed,
also undressed, and he then bestowed on her the beating she can:
plained of.
The Magistrate dismissed her eomplakt, as she had so miscall.
ducted herself.

L AM BETH-STREET.

Mr. Lambert a proprietor of several Black wall stages, appeared toi
seven informations, filed by Biers, fur breaches of the Stage Coact
Act. The Magistrate doubting whether as the provi,infi which
had been disregarded, was merely made to protect the revenue, it
was competent to any bet the Attorney General, ur the Excise, td
be the infutmer—postponed the hearing to make inquiry.