Star.
London, England, 1828-06-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.—Coaciunco.
Sweepstakes of 101 soy.. each, h ft. for three yr old colts, Est 51b.
The Old Mile.
Mr. H. Jones's Bielsko'

Two paid.

walked over

The Brigade Stakes of 5 soya each, for horses, &c. 'belonging to
the Officers of the Horse or Foot Guards ; 11st 71b. each. The
winner to be sold for 200 sou. &c. The last three quarters of
the New Mile.

Mr. Cosby's Logic, aged •••
Mr. G. Bulkeley's ch g Roger, 5 yrs
Mr. Kenyon's ch g by Cerberes, 5 yrs
Sir J. Ogilvie's Rainbow, aged ... ... .. 4
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for Hunters, five yrs, list 71b; siz
list 121 b; and aged, list. Two miles and a distance.
Mr. Dickenson's b h Mr. Pengander, i yrs ...
Mr. Bacon's gr h Young Sir Harry Dimsdalei aged
Mr. Anderson's ch g Vermilion, 5 yrs ..
Mr. Haines's ch g l.wish-yowmay•gerdt, aged .. ...
Sir J. OlUvy's ch g Rainbow, aged ••• •• • ••• 5
Sweepstakes of 100 soya. each, h ft, for three yr olds ; colts, fist 71b;
and fillies, 85141 b. Swinley Course. Ten Subscribers.
Lord Sefton's Juryman ... ...
Mr: Payne's Mufti
- a -

2
... 5

... 1

... 2

... 1
... 2

Duke . Richmond's Hindostan .. ...
The Wokiugham Stakes, of 5 goys. each, for three yr olds and up-
wards. The tut three quarters of the New Mile. Fifteen
Subscribers.
Lord Verulam's Brocatd, 4 yrs, est 31b ...
Mr. Irby's Tarandus, f yrs, est 1:1b ... ... 2
A Plate of sESO ; three yrs, 7st 41b; four, ast 916 ; five. 9st sib ;
six, and aged, est 71b. Mares allowed 51b ; winner extra. The
winner to be sold for 252 gs. &c. Heats, the Old Mile.
Mr. Fenton's Popinjay, 6 yrs ... ... ... 0 1 1

.jay.
Duke of Richmond's Starch, 4 yrs
Mr. Pearce's ch m My Lady, 6 yrs
Mr. Hervey's Mends, 3 yn ..
Mr. Theobald's Fairlawn, 4 yrs

... 1 2 2
... 0 3 dr
... 0 i dr
... 2 sdr

Mr. Hadland's Pendarves, 6 yrs
General Grosvenor's vc by Skin, 3 yrs ...
Lord Mountcharleis Constance, 4 yrs

... o dr
.. 0 dr
... 0 dr

Fran.—Last night, about eleven o'clock a fire was
discovered in the warehouse of Mr. Lumney, a china
ware detler, in Clare market. It bnrsb-forth with great
fury, and in a few minutes it spread through the inte-
rior of the house. Several engines soon arrived, and
with a plentiful supply of wales., the fire was princi-
pally confined to Mr. Lumney's house, which was to-
tally destroyed, with the whole of the stock and furni-
ture. The property which was destroyed is insured.
The fire was, by one o'clock, got completely under.

LAW INTELLIGENCE..
COURT OF KINGS' BENCH, June,

This being the Brit day of Triaity Term, the Coattemer. °mkt
with the u•usl ceremony.

runirt v :ova.

This was an action against the Marshal of the Ring's Bench, tor
suffering the escape of a person arrested at the suit or the plaintit
The action was tried at the last Sittings at Guildhall. and a verdict
taken against the Marshal for Mit the amount of the debt.
Sir JAW SCARILETT now moved for a rule to show cam" mi."
nonsui< should nor be entered, on the ground that their was no ni.
dente of the actual custody of the party who escaped.
The Court, however, held that the Marshal, by his own
afforded sufficient evidence that the person was in custody...4Z
'rule was therefore refused.

Till ZINO V. BROWN, II.P.
This was an application for a Criminal Information agaimt
Brown, the Member for the County of Mayo, in Ireland, on hew
of Sir Wm. Brabazon, the High Sheriff of the County of U„
Mr. Brown stated, in a speech alleged to have been spok,„ '4°,;
him in his place in the House of Common., and suhseq„.mit
published by his authority in the Newspapert, that tae Mgt
Sheriff of the County of Mayo knew of an organized admit
of murder previous to the last election for the County of Ala
la,
but that be took no steps on the subject whatevere and wilfully :1:.
regarded the advice tendered to him by Mr. Lewis, the Chief cm,
stable of Police.
The rule was argued at great length during the last Tenn, Eyd
on the part of Sir William Brabason, Messrs. Baoutatiax, &mast
and ?AIME, were heard in reply.
The Coons took time to consider its judgment.
POLICE INIaLItiENCE.
BOW-STREET.
A man who described himself as a shoemaker of theny si
Hutchins, was yesterday brought before Mr. Nluisisutt, by Dna
the oificer,cliarged with having violently assaulted hi. wifp.
The complainant, who exhibited an eye variegated crept tht
colours of the rainbow, and in fact a countenance which seemed is
if every part had partaken of some damage, stated with some',
palmy. that eves' since the honeymoon of her marriage bid b 4;
over, she bad been maltreated in the most cruel inansfr
; pit she
had, nevertheless, borne it for more than fifteen years with the tMoK
exemplary patience. A few days pest, however, having some words
with her husband, she resolved not to speak, or even takehee rotate
with him. From this cause her husband struck her in such arse
ntser
on Thursday, that she determined to apply for redress at this lam
A number of witnesses confirmed her statement, and the
trate, after bearing the defendant's excuse for his violent usage, as 4
not deeming it in any ways exculpatory, ordered hint to find ha
Mr. Hutchins-not being provided, was locked Up.
MARY-LA-BONNE.
Jo 6 Smith was charged before Mr. Guerin, with dema
and receiving more for the hire of his hackney coach that, dime/
by law.
On the 29th of May, be charged sixpence too much for Wolk/
a young Lady from Piccadilly, to No. 61, Pprtiand.place, and ke
was convicted hi the penalty of 20s. He had also double cunt,
pay, the consequence of his own folly, in neglecting to attend toil*
first summons.
A boy. named Henry Hayrick, was charged with-stealing a heat
kerchief from the pocket of a surgeon in London-street, Foxe".
square, and being a reputed thief, was committed to the limed
Correction for two months.
John noire and David Hownswell, alias Hounslow, equally owe.
riuus with Hayrick for early depravity, were also committed.-
They attempted to rob the shop of a jeweller in Charlotte-street,
Fitzroy-square, by cutting the window, or, as these young Wears
call it, " starring the glaze." A string with a hook at th- end was
found in Ilouns*ell's pocket, contrived for the purpose of drawing
up any article out of an area, and Mr. KAWLINSUN said he mien
place it in his Museum.
WORSHIP-STREET.

Yesterday a considerable portion of Mr. BROUGHTON'S time was
devoted to the adjusting of cases brought before him by the offietts
employed under the Mendicity Association, for stri,at is termed
street-begging, as well as a serious charge against a refractory yar
per of St. Luke's.
Three German women were charged for singing and begging%
the streets, by the Mendicity officers. The women said, is dr*
defence, that they were from Frankfort on the Blaine, and were
not begging, but selling brooms; and with respect to the song they
sang, it was merely chaunting one of Napoleon Bonaparte's vkto-
ries, which they did for the purpose of exciting customers—They
were discharged.
Mr. Nime, a shoemaker, in Whitecross-street, a relieving ofirtr
of St. Luke's, charged a pauper of that parish with coming to his
house with a Magistrate's summons for relief. accompanied with a
huge bludgeon in his hand, which he repeatedly and terrifically
struck on the counter, saying," I will only give you a minute n
consider whether lamto be relieved or not." The protect**
did not relieve him, and the result was, that he broke ea panes sf
glass, besides the frame of the shop window, to the value of it.
BROOOHTON observed, that it Was well for the prisoner did

the Overseer did not relieve him under the threat, as he then, as;
Magistrate, would have tomcat it in a different manner. Bat as
the case stood he would convict the prisoner in the penalty slit.
or two months to the mill. The former not being fonlicoming, the
latter was resorted to.