Star.
London, England, 1827-12-25 00:00:00

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PORTSOKRN WAILS.%
11101 Me. ankh
Iri Mr.
VIE Mr. =4
The Int 6 e refereed.
BISHOTEGATE WARDA.
535 Dlr. Brims
522 Mr. &intrust
5111 Mr. Thomas Wlndani
MI Mr. 11. 0. Winches
504 Mr. Clark
500 Mr. Grommesy
699 Mr. Paten
2911
The firm 14 Mate reamed.
CRIPPLROATE WITHIN.
150 Mr. Palmer
128 Mr. Watseka.*
lei Mr. IlJeliardseet
121 Mr. Field
110 Mr. Brass
the first A was reiktimP4.
TOWER WARD.
Mr. Skipper, Deputy sem Mr. Stuart
Mr. Howell • 258 Mr. Noy
Mr. Wright 255 . Mr. Caledonia
Mr. Drinkaid 252 Mr. Meat
Mr. Robinson . £4O Mr. Mao*
Mr. Smith . 231 Mr.• Hall
Mr. Gout 231

.•

at. Weston
lir. lby -

Slr.-Krrl
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jaques
Mr. Wdshire
Mr. Heston

Mr. Vbhby
Mr. Coombs
Mr. Conway
Mr. James
Mr. Mancha

Mr. Firth

,INttit4, • •
287
'75

TY' nrst 12 were returned.
VINTRY WARD.
43 r Mr. Inga
42 I Mr. Martin
41 Mn Marshall
4C Mr. l'Ons
3$ Mr. Creek
The first were returned.
BREAD.STRIRT WARD.
Mr. De Grave
Mr, Cope
Mr. Coleman
Mr. Davison

Mr. !gothic, &put,
Mr. HOUs
Mr. taiga
Mr. ice' •• 41
Mr. Scott' !..
Mr. Apra

54 Mr. Harper
14 Mr. Shoobridge I
33
rit 12 were rearmed.

53
35
32
52
31

POLICE INTELLIGENCH.
MANSIO HOUSE.
Yesterday a young woman of very interesting appeerseue applied
to Alderman •Fa lICSILOTIISS (who at for the Loan Mayo') under
the following circumstances :--libtrilmd frees, she said, about ten
years ago, when she was not maws thaw simnel years of age. pre-
vailed upon by her mother, who was faarinateriby the Methodists,
to marry a lilionnet from amongst them. although a Gentleman
who is high in the law, inlhe Welch districts, had been paying his
add-teaser to her at the time. After three years of great unitappl-
nese, her husband abandoned hoe; and her mother, who notwith
marling the misconduct of the Minister, lust none of her attach-
meat to the sect of which he pretended to be an ornament. mar-
ried one of die persons who are (we believe she esid)calledßanters.
mad soon found that his religion had been assumed to enable him
to deceive with the more dexterity. Her mother did not 1001/
sur-
vive the marriage, and ilsto the cloven loot immediately appeared
to the unfortuoate applicant and her sisters, for their stepfather
coutrived to get. hold of every farthing of property to which they
Were entitled, amounting to several hundred pounds each, and
refused to give them the slightest assistance or relief. Under these
melancholy circumstances the young woman came to London, and
succeeded in procuring a situation as Ladies maid in the neigh-
bourhood of Brunswick square, where she resided two years.—
Her Fortner lover, however, found out the place of her hbode; and
persecuted her until he peorailed upon her to Move her boom
employment, and live with Waes. his wife. Far the space of two
• years she was his constant companion, 111/111fttiMtS residing with him
' at the Temple, and sometimes- sts.4kighten. At length be also
abandoned her; arid, left desolate, without father, mother, money,
• ire friends,the bad no means of saving herself frona starvation. mt.
,reit that to which she sirbibitted in her extrentity4rostittitioo.
She had frequeetly written to she Gentleman who had sellaced her
, from the hi. of !Wintry which she had choem‘ilant in vain: he
never wok notice of her misery.. She had apphtd to be admitted
into the Magdalen, but bad bcen rejectld se seciuntaf der age.
Alderman Faitauserteariffiresieditii surprlse'dt the latter ob-
*don' which he thought a Wry estraordlniey °urinate& He did
not knowiw a greater object ottirltitlVvslon than an unfortunatele;
male, berried into a vicious course of life by inevitable misfortune.
lie trusted, however, that the recommendation of such a case vise
where would not meet with
of

rejection, and twilediately wrote to one
the Superintendants of the Asylum at Pentrativille upon the subject.
GUILDHALL.
A young man In a sailor's dress. named Joke Ames, was charged
Wore Mr. Alderman Thomason, p.p. yesteiday; with a street.
robbery. •
. Richard S. Yarnold, a tallow chandler, In Cherch-fleet, Beth-
;Aid green; said be was passing through Little blow-furlde, emrying
law y basket to a coach Mice, a few minutes berme ohm o'clock
M Sunday evening,. when the prisoner suddenly matched at his
winch. and succeeded in tearing away a part of the chain. with
gold seal and key. Witness told his too (a boy ten years old) to
calthe man, and be was taken after a short chase, in kluor.lane,
l:bad thrown away the propour. Mums bad no doubt but
rimer was thc man.
Atterwill, one of the city extra ersoetabks, said be was is mem
pay with anotbet'aleir, standing In Little idoorfields, and saw
the buy follow the priorities., with a try of" stop thief." into Butler's
' Alley. They joined in the pursuit through that alley and Crew-
court, it the end of which witness overtook tbe lean. A person
whom he knew to be a notorious character, had More "gentleman'.
bed" In his appearance than such persons commonly are, ran up to
'them, mid said," Are you sure you are righ ? that's notthe man.",
, Mean! m him, and judAing that hi was recognised. the
'fellow rail off. Air. Tarnold and his son, and the other ulcer, then
'Oat up, end the former two declared the prisoner was the thief.
The prisoner said they were mistaken, and it was very bard foe
isiaa, who DM monks& after the real thief. Witness saw DO other
Penes tVelliag. The ooturious character he had spoken of could;
not have been mistakes fir a saw.

The prisoner.*** °Keyed no defence, was committed fur trial.
.lisforlifeepser, a journeyman psluter, was charged with divers
awaits. John, it seems, walked into the Jeer's auction-roan, in
Lodgate.street, near St. Paul's, about nine o'clock on Saturday
eight, and seeing some person bid a shilling for a picture, he called
out" thirteen-pence," and down went the hammer. This was as
unexpected blow, and when be. made the bidding he had forgotten
that he bad spent hisdut farthing. When he confessed this to the
auctioneer, and requested hint to save the lot for him, there were
some boys standing 'sound, who jeered him, sad called hhn " a
spoosey," and other unpleasant names. He ran after one of these
boys into the street. Neat door to the aucdoo-room is the estrum*
to Mr. Adams's Electrico.Ethereal baths, and Mr. Adam's house-
maid and the butcher's buy happened to be unravelling a mystery
as to where Mr. Adams's airloio of beef bad been delivered by
inistake, and whose piece of mutton bad been sent to Mr. Adams,
when the prisoner came bootie: upon them sot of the auction-room,
Maack& the butcher one way, and Plitetse Prudence the other,
jiving bee such a slap in the face, she said, as. but for her bonnet,
would have discoloured both her eyes. From what be said at this
time, it was evident that the primmer eoppoeed her to be the servant
gas aactlonctr, and he was so *Meat that • Gratknaan exclaimed
he ought to be sent to Bridewell (aril terehrtmeoth.
Pbmbe, and the butches', boy, and'ila..l named Thomas Fuller,
respectively pressed their complaints. The prisoner said the latter
had provoked the assault upon Mm -by hie jeers, but the others be
had struck by mistake. Mie was .neilered to find bail, sad stand
down from the bar. •
in less than five minutes there wap an alarm that he bad escaped,
and that his brother had been locked hp in his stead. 1
The brother being pet to tbehors MA •Udarmen Thompson inked'
him why be went into the evert • A
" I was standing with my amber wed he, and this Gentle.l
man (the turnkey) asked me to walk In; but I ant determined
will have satisfaction for this false imprisonment. I will go to my.
solicitor hi Lombard-atrett about it direct/1.
Alderman Thompson replied that be ought to have objected at.
Ant, whoa his heather was imam. He mut have been aware of!
the mistake at the time.
The Mother declared be did oat understand that he had Irani
mistaken, and began to Mk angrily again about his solicitor.
Having (*owed the sonar, and the oosstablo who bad clone
.
of the prisoner, for their candeestrem.. the brother was dismissed,
;end the gaolers were directed tomato search after Jobe Hooper. :
BOW.STICSET.
Yesterday, a raker, named Lead, appeared to complain
bcfmn the et kat weom,,bamed lowsen, RCA*, Sasokiey,
and sliarifithlrbo, leo tstate had mooed Maurice Delay, the
putilist, Irani custody pa Saturdaylast, at the Crooked Ballet
chile hie*, Temple bar. lie stated, that be bad, with Lee,
'admen *stoked Maurice Delay from another into the above
potdk hooss,whsoa be captusidAtes. Maurice, however,wisked him
to go to • another hosue,.where he had a friend who would pay the
debt and eats; to this complainant would not agree, but consented
tossitz he sent for his friend there. Maurice sent kir a person
oi
Ward, who left the house, and shortly afterwards-returned
.with several other-Ferrous, who shook hands with Delay, and re.
oared there Arc some time, atwal of them saying, " I wish you'
, may get it; Maurice, you are not going to-night." The defendants
' noripiesentertre all there. Complaibant then beard his osan Zoo;