Star.
London, England, 1826-11-21 00:00:00

?MICE INTELLIGENCE.

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GUILDHALL.
G. Amok, a- gooney sweeper, was charged with snatching
Tway a pair of stedrings from the door of Mr. Ithimanis, thrhosier,
its aneroid*, out' thittuday evening. Helot/ calculated, no doubt,
an eacaplogotartty through the-common distaste that ;taus to ;raps
pling with the members of his fraternity ; and he might, perhaps,
have escaped, if he had kept in the glare of light from the shop.
Windows, instead of turning down one of the duller avenues to
Watling street;. for though pursued along Cheapside with loud
cries of " Stop him !" every one instiactlittly shrunk from contact
With hint, until he made the unlucky turn already mentioned. When
secured, he seemed not at all cliap.fallen, for he assured Pile. Boma.
nis he was not at all afraid of being kept in Bridewell long, bias-
mud), as he always found new acquaintances got heartily tired of
bier is three Weeks; and he gave as a reason, for stealing the
' Stockinig, that he was is want of a clean pair to go to Church next
morning.
Here sots e GentleMett handed a memorandum to Sir Porut,tm
filtrating, that the open exposure of goods at and mita& Mr. Ito-
' mania's door, was a sad tentptation to the nocepsitows ; and the AI-
dentian, after readier the note atoud, reminded tlae antiplatnant,
that he would not, in consequence of this eaposute, get a farthing
of his expenses at the Ukt
Mr. Romanis somewhat nettled, replied, that the stockists in
mtestion Were bangingn Inside the door-way, and that he did not
ptosecute tot profit, but justice.
The prisoner, Who made no defence, sea committed for trial.
DO W-ST R BET.

Yesterday, Mr. Staveley, a Gentleman residing hi Haas-place,
Sloane.stieet, Chelsea, was brought before Mr. Itingsnutt, on an
assault wamm, charged With having threatened and assauked his
nest.duor neighbour, Captain John Wakeman Long, with whom it
appeased he. was, until on terms of intimacy.
The w Acton was issued by the Magistrate, chiefly on the evi-
dence of Mrs. Long, wife ut the complainant, who stated, that
oat the .7.41 of September last me. St:dicky came in front of the
*indult, where she Was seated, and, using very extraordinary
gestures, tide! Der that be bated bath her and ber husband, and
had made up kis mind to inflict on the latter some bodily injury.
In addition to this threat, hi itself a breach of the peace, Captain
Lade stated, that on Wednesday last he met Mr. Staveley, in St.
Jamey's Pad, and conceiving that the conduct of that Gentleman
Was such sat to Warrant him (Capt. Leas) in dropping his acquaint-
ance, be Wei &beat to pus hue as a straggler, when he came up to
AIM, and said, "Do you know me, Sir ?" To this abrupt and wi-
ck:meted location Captain Long answered in the negative; on
Which Mr. Stateley immediately replied, " You lie, Bir," and added
aptessions of an equally insulting description. The Captain
perceiting Mr. Stiveley's anger getting the better of his reason,
deemed it advisable to walk uver to the shop of Mr. Jams the book-
seller, at the corset of St. James's-sued, in whose back parlour be
wit obliged to take refuge until he elected a retreat unko•wu to
Mr. Strada/. The only way he width Captain Long said he could
actintht fat the holiday of Mr. Duvalier was front the circumat.nce
of his (Captain Long) having accused a Captain Young, a friend of
Mr. Staseley, with having cheated a Mr. Javoise at cards, at a party
given by Mr. &atieky, at his retidestee at Haiisseace.
Mr. StaVeley, itt his defence said, that be merely wished Captain
Long to etplarte what he IMAM With regard to the insinuation of
frail play having taken place at his hens*. In demanding that ex-
planation, be said Ire had ho 'mastless of committing a breach of
the &are.
Sir It. Minna airiservegl, that When he was applied to far the
Wairant. di Whit* Mr. Seaveity new appeared, be was Widened to
grant it eh" Mien the representations of two respectable Magis-
trates, by Whntis Captain Long was accbmpeolrd, bath of wbous
exp'resileit themselves satisfied that the violent belsmiaor of Mie
would lead ten serial's breathe( the peace, if that Gentle-
tuan *at isot held to frail.

17‘: "dilFtiey=l;l;E Itenosrdered to Mir into big elm Treordzattee
to keep /be petite tote**, Ceptain Ldeg, in the seat at ISM and
to itnalito etgattirk, its 501. tack.

NARY-LA-BONNE.

Tied mill lifiltSwasods eidassdsv brans ihmurrvosa.—.-Yesterday.
shit foot SislOdbeiris, S. Oates Whams, Isaac Mad, Mary Asa Ije, and
wbre brought up fat •ancoehsr cawsuidatioa,
desititida df tisdiuttaiskhlteedstisigerway rubbery, usiskr wiriterteds.
tifeudidatoda.

&her *littlest ireamitlition, Gibbs, an aritioe Wiwr of this entali.!
: YlWbfrk, lens Mai sent dowu to Brentford. in order to 'hake it very.
. redefine to diveekeer •person who is not forthcoming.
The k the substance of hit statement to die Magistrate,
Mr. Item-mean :—On leaving town he repaired to the •F fibers
public-house, at lintitford, and there learnt that the man was seen'
' In the taproom of that place on the Wednesday morning subsequent',
to the tobbery, and also th.it be Was stneU known there, and that he
was acquainted with the coachman of Colonel Quentin, who resides.
at Kr w Bridge. lie accordingly went to the Colonel's house, and'
asairtaitied that the coachman had lift the Colonel's service the
preceding evening, and that he *as gene to Ireland. He *maim
infottheti, thaw the itulbriduAl in qsrettlestwas-a,grown, in the service
'of it Nubia heard, in Pettommsquare, sod that he was well
ithowtrin char neighbourhood. It was likewise mentioned cabin',
that the man had been seen riding a houter,*od following the lke-
-keley boutids at Crariftird Bridge froth Which Circumstance it was
concluded, adrift Was to Che service of note Nolikthan or Geode-
thain. bli..'W4lliet, alkittber,ht Breocford,%aleo:biturnie4 Gibbs,
that•behad.stehw man who sanwered the description of sbepersoh
missing, in company with two men and two women, as he was re-
turning frcm Chiswick erilh his *lfe, ou die night oldie r*lia.
The Min itiptired' to beam a state of incalicatioa. 'Whaley him
fall ddsvo ; be Was desirous cif going so Ids assiseasteertbet one of
thewdowo said be was her husband, and an person shook! interfere.
Mr. Hewciissost remarked, that it was nther set ange that aU
*these particulars should have been Withheld from Mm until that mo-
ment, and Me Monistic It meat essential that 'Mr.' Waiter vlitusid be
conhorsted sekh the prisoners.
A. messenger was accordingly dispatched so bring Walker to
the ogee. Before the 31agi‘trates rose the messenger returned,
with the intelligence that be had found Mr. Walker, Who Was at-
tending Smithfield market, but he refused to come forWardhoidinot
'a soh :urns.

iii.lii;Coodor. avid be slitiold finally remand the prisoners until
Wednesday, when, if too person appeared to prosecute, be should
feel himself justified in disehargiug theta. A summons was then
granted fur the attendance of Walker.
Mr. Atitba,'Arnt to the Overkers ofTheletas Parish,mas sum:
inbaidlor refolding to pity W. We. to. a fireman for attending di&
daily wittehis engine. Mr. Alston said, the fire was of such a tri.
fling nature, being merely a basket of clothes in a lodging.room,
as not to b:worthy of notice.
ConipWnint Wit; the Wilbscottrai Matt Oliva ad the clothes,
laid it required istinunehde printityof watkr to pre vent its spreadilig.
The Magistrate said, it did not require the house to be in flames
to entitle the &emit to the customary preadult*. They were a
very useful body of men, and it not duly paid Um 'their enertions•
their serVicea could-not be tspected,the consequence at whislt
Ivbidd be &vadat' ;• you .Mast therefore pay the premium, or api
peaty the Session.

Y. &dishlss, Esq of NeR-street, Dorset-square, produced .*
piece of hese, which had been fired through his window that morn.
hug, whilst his family were sitting at breakfast, which had throws
them into great alarm. IfeWett,the °Thar, was sent out to make
inqulties.ind'Smorretuttied with two boys, one (14) is a culprit, the
other (4 tt)tis a whom. •' when it appeared that the former, with
other latlEwbo hadeseaped, bad convened a marrow bone into
cannon, which they bad loaded with two marbles and a penny-
worth of guapowsier,at" the lifts bring of which the bone bunt, and
a pan of it breaking two panes of glass, entered the room, as above
stated. The /designate severely reprehended the urchin, and or-
dered him tom the damage, but Mr. Stanislav); kindly refused to
let him pay, observing. he understood his parents were poor, and
he was glad to find the mischievous urchins had sustained no injury.

-:+oney. Snnn after J. Mosley, a woollier-, was trucked down
hr gang, and Thorne was taken. Wybrant was apprehended with
:hr coat in hie possession. Thorne and Gray, bring positive},
identified by Mr. Thomas, were committed; but, at he was Not
certain as to Wybrant, be was held to bail for assaulting the earpen.
ter rooky.