Star.
London, England, 1826-09-27 00:00:00

BOW-STREIET.

I - CRAIG* Or AssAux.r.-.Yesterclay, a shabbily.dressed young MID
was brought before Sir R. Stan land Mr. Munnai., charged with
assaulting William Davidaon, a soldier on duty on what is sailed
the:Xi:hard, at Sprift-primpte.
noted, that When on duty at the Park he received
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astlotperak way 'armors& to becanied through the Path.
TM aslielliet was shout the gate with a large
bike, 1111111, witness stopped him, sod tell Ms he sold net seller
Wm to pass that way. The defendant lit so ahem Ms, and ell
Bias coda grow b—. Whew &en Mewed tie,
sit at s assisie to Ws assistance, selned.the defeatist by the
NNW qinhe blobs* to his t until he could give him in charge
to
in Wpm of pollee. The t rained, and at length kicked
witness elelently in the gedi.
CisirOftairds essedsse Ease of the Curds, connborated this
otaimmt mar lisle IneediWatt, bet could net say he heard the
absolve wardeepoknisencept the word " green."
The defendant. whose clothes were muck torn, declared with
great warmth that the charge was false as to the foul language im-
puted to him. He was very poor, having been three months out of
'amibriewest, and therefore assisted his wife in carrying keen the
Aim which she took into wash. He was going is at die pee with
!Walk carrying the basket, and was told by the compkinent he
iimit-not pass. Defendant said be had often passed -before, but
iiiallil back, and was jest saying, 44 you are a green ate," when
An go
ran after him and seized hint, cillug ethers to his
ad tore him about like a felon, notwithstanding that he
remindly mid he was willing to go quietly any where if they
would lot Ma alone. Exasperated at the treatment he had re.,
caved, he certainly kicked out; but kicking the complainant in the
part described, was purely accidental.
Ms R. Bann said it had been sworn that he had insulted the
soldier

on his duty, and afterwards kicked him, sod be must lad
bail A soldier must not be bunked merely because be was a soldier.
Defendant—Truly, Sir, and I shoal be the titt ado k. kip
father was in the Guards, and I have mired an Meet In die mine
corps, and 1 should be sorry to give cline to one at tbsitel bid
diough I am poor I am not to be dragged abftt Ilbe 6 caseate
Wm, and the only clothes I have in the wield tent
offs bask.
The defendant was ordered to find ball ; but Ilk R. Matra said
that lfzos the use being reported to the Comnumlieg Piker, be
that the soldier should accept an apology, be (Sir R.
)ids) would not object Mat:barge him.
Ths florjosat, who came with the soldier, said be would report
; and there the matter testa, the defendant being
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Yesterday, John 4ilatess, of Norfolk•squet, was brought up on
a warring, for baying committed an assault, under the following
circumstances:

The amid, that be was servant of the Bareness de
Gaveddi 61141116adtaben ledsinp Odle pr_issur far three
guineas a we, or an =4l day. Lbw lb Warms bad
stopped share ate day, she with the pelseser and was about
to leave, having eared his ame shillings as pet agnellallat ; but the
primmer was set nantemt wish this, and kaWd ea paid for
mph; whom= the Pareoess sent the meeplaimmt for an dicer,
order to have her person and property carried sir ti et amis.—
Wilk the complainant was about to perform the commands of bh
mistress, the prisoner shaved him Mat of doors, and would not
perm* him to re-enter until such time as the Baroness bad paid
hhe /8. as.

lir Lei lanawa!—DlY i. the Illsremees?

' atil=4lllo moo half Lady Desiltr, daughter of Ad-
mind
The pulemese stated dot the Beresess had engaged his lodgings
on Friday last by the weekend not by the day ; they disagreed on
Saturday morning, on of her whimsicalities. That she
was dilfisuk tar i=, easily be inferred from her having
been in four within these throe weeks. SW had
lately come from the CeadiNlet is ado* to dispose of an elastic
mattress, lad was accompuried by a French Lady whom she
locked op in her abuse& There was something mysterious in her
conduct altogether, whisk the prisoner could not put op with ; and
hemse hewould hollbAntssiar her addition, she neck k in her heed to
Lase him, afterkarbg stepped one night $ and become be imbued
on being paid foes wask, she consphiamit wooed bit with Imo`
lane, whereupon he emelt his hwy.
Sir Raman Snow NM he way watyasse4 In putting hit tint
.it be hatedninslnellanolf in as Weise ablanse, not tllembinti
the wattant.