Star.
London, England, 1828-07-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGE:

ROCHRSTIR AND CHATHAM R.
A Nadel Plate of £5O ; three yr olds, 7st ;
Sat 111 b ; six, and aged. 9st 21b. Mares, &c.
one mile and a distance.
Mr. Weatherall's b m. Palfrey, 5 yrs
Mr. Clarke's br g Moscow, aged
Mr. Scaith's br e Vulcan, 4 yrs
Mr. Goulds' ch m by Soothsayer, 4 yn
Six others started.
The Rochester and Chatham Sweepstakes, of
added; three yr olds, 7st ; four, Sat 41b ; fi
aged, 9st 21b. Maies. &c. allowed
for NO gs. if demanded, &c. Heats, one
*r. Power's gr b Leftism. 5 yrs
Mr. Coleman's bl lg. Neilson 4 yrs •
Mr. Cosby 's br h Logic, aged
Mr. Scaith's Vulcan did not
The Rockingham Stakes of 10 gs. each, with
olds, 7st ; four, 13st 41b; five, Sat 1111) ; 11:
Mares, &c. allowed 151 b. The winner to
demential, &e. Heats, Doe mile and a hal
Mr. Brown's b c Tam Thumb, 4 yrs
Mr. Turner's b f Constance, 4 yrs
Mr. G. P. Marsh named Orion, aged
Mr. D. H. Day named b g Scuanroods, 5 yrs
Mr. J. Theobald's he c Fairlawn, 4 yrs
At the Second Newmarket October Meeting
Mr. Weatherley's Tekay, 9st. is matched against
Surrey, Su Sib, for 200 soil.
Lord Wilton's Goshawk, Est elb, is nut
Southampton's Grampian, 7* bib, at the First
Meeting of 1829, for 200 p. h ft.
At the Newmarket Craven Meeting of 1851,
by Emilias against Mr. Pointes f by Whalebone,
200 gni. •

POLICE INTELLIGE:

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GUILDHALL.
Shwy, a journeyman plumber, and
Greenwich coach cad, were charged with
driving him at a furious sate through Nevtgat
evening. There were three men in the chaise,
man wbo had the whip and reins effected hi•
the horse with the butt.end, although it w:
seemed ready to drop with fatigue. There
that the horse had been ill-treated, Mr. Alderman
them ten shillings each.
BOW.STREET.
Charles Duggan, an Irishman, was yesterday
deserted his wife and three children.

Barbara Duggan deposed, that she was wil
from whom she had lived apart for the last 19
did not belong to her husband, but to a man
she and her children were now chargeable to

Mr. Hatts said he thought it very hard
port children that did not belong to him ; but
perative, and therefore, if some arrangement
with the parish, he would be. compelled, hew(
commit.

The defendant declared that be would undergo
rather than comply with what was required.
bind himself to support ass unfaithful wife •
would he do so.

Mr. HALLer again explained the law, on w)
peened his readiness to go to prison.
Mr. Rawlings 'the assistant Overseer) wished
,last to sign rite customary document, sir
children were chargeable.
Defendant—" I'll sign nothing of the kind—
hand, sanctify a falsehood."
Mr. Hants said, that he had but one duty
fondant refused ; and explained that the obj
parties to Ireland.
The defendant now, more resolutely than
did not want to leave this country. Being ui
any arrangement, the Magistrate committed
but told him be had a right to appeal. He
HATTON—GARDE'
A man, named Smith, was charged with .
of a Yr. Young, its Eagle-street, Red Lion-stt
stated, that he was alarmed, about ten o'clock
the report that robbers were seen to pass througi
He repaired to the spot, and, upon examining,
in the wall immediately behind the gate, and
found a bag, containing an office dial. He then
the gate fast. At seven o'clock, yesterdat:
Young's workmen apprehended the prisoner
immediately under the gateway, and near hit
of pencils and a gold seal; upon making a
ascertained that 'Mr. Young's office had been
clock taken away. The desk was also broken
of pencils and seal, found near the prisoner,
prisoner accounted for his being in the vault,
without a lodging, and finding Mr. Young's
tared in to rest himself for the night.—He w;
NARY-LA-BONNF

'Yesterday JAR Timms, Lord Boston's butler.
fe100p....A court dress, a quantity of livery -
wax candles, two pairs of gold epaulets, and
ing to his Lordship and his brother, km
prisoner to his own use. He had also obtain,
forks from a cutler, in his Lordship's name
articles have been obtained elsewhere, in -
remanded till Friday.
John Smith, an old man, was commits
charge of endeavouring to seduce a girl tl
daughter of a Garver in Tottenhanuatreet,
place to place, and making moat infamous p..,
W Climuse, charged with joining in a conspiracy
Bragne, a blind-maker in Crawford.street, r
examined and committed for trial.
LA NI/MTH-STREET.
A waterman, plying at lAmehouse-stairo, was brought
Messrs. HAILIIWICL and WYATT; on a warrant charging'
assaulting his wife,
The complainant said the defendant, to whom
married nearly seven years, about six months since abandi
and went to live with another female. On the 12th .
to where she lived, and because she prevented biro carry,
a part of her furniture, he repeatedly struck her,
had brought hint before their Worships.
Defendant—Your Worships, I often had the plane
ins her up to bed when she was enable to walk to it f
cation ; but I had no fault to find with her until last Whi
On that day she left home early in the morning, and
until half-past twelve o'clock, more than three quart
When she rapped I put my bead out of the windo‘
man walk away, after leaving -her at the door.
Wife—Oh ! John, you know it was only balf.past eleven
have you not frequently threatened to stab me with a 1.
Defendant—Yes, and you often said you would do
me. You can't deny the man coming with you to
was enough to vex any body. I never will live another hour
The Magistrates said, as there appeared no prospect r'

living happily together, they would make an order
fendant should pay to his wife ss. a week, and on his
do so, the complaint was dismissed.
WORSH I P-STREET.
Yesterday Jahn Lakes, a boy of 14 or Is, was
robbing a little girl, named Taylor, of her coral nec►
child was standing at a shop window in Shoreditch,
mother; and a person who had been watching the pi
a companion, saw the latter loosen the child's necklace,
the prisoner then took, and they both ran sig. The '
observed them, pursued and took the prisoner, who 41,
know by what authority he stopped him. Ile was full,
for trial.

Another boy named Cherries Kees, was brought in
afterwards by Phillip Raush, a Bow-street patrol, and
for a similar offence.

Wm. Baxter and his wife were brought up under
drcumstances. It appeared that the female prisoner
service of Mr. T. Henry, and in suck confidence was
Mrs. Henry, who is now on a visit to Scotland, gave
of the entire household. It further appeared she
the Id of June last (unknown to her master's family) w
On the Stltia of June the facts of the marriage reached
Mr. Henry, when he instantly discharged her, and on
Saturday he was apprised that a trunk containing some
his had been previously conveyed from his premises.
Thomas Eagles, an o/Seer, said that he accompanied
to Edmonton, and found, at the house of the father-it
male prisoner, the trunk, and broke it open ; part of
Mr. H. identified as his property. Witness also dna%
female prisoner the keys of her boxes. Other kinds
were also identified by Mr. Henry.
Mr. Henry said, the confidence reposed in the female
his family was unlimited ; he was therefore at a less
extent of the Injury.
, Several other witnesses were adduced, whose testimonies
tuppert of the charge, when the prisoners were fully --
but ordered up again to beat the depositions read.

Lerma: Printed and Publldtett by Join' MAYMI, the Praprict'
at t►e ins Cenci, Na 1, Pickett•place, Temple b

iENCL
RACES, Jvt.v is.
t; four, bat elb ; Is%
Lc. allowed 31b. Haag
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••• •.• 0- 0 s
• • 1 s 4,,
- s *dr
5 gs. each, with ~ceo '
five, Bit 111 b ; de, sad
The winner to be say
mile and a half.
2 a g
••• ... I 2 g
5 3 dr
t n▪
an.
115 gs. added;' three ye,
rht. and aged, Bet 21b,
o,he sold for 300 p. if
all.
.• 1 g
yi
rs ••• 4-de
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Mg of the present year,.
;ain't Mr. Forth's Grey
matched spinet Lord
rat Newmarket Spring
131, Lord Tavistoch'. f
:bone, fist Sib each foe'
:NCE.
I 274111011/ Olforosig*.
ill-treating a horse, by
!gate-street on Tuesday
aise, all drunk, but the
his escape, after beating
ras then galloping, and
t being abundant prod
Mennen CIIOIVI3IIII bald
lay charged with having
wife to the defendant,
12 years. The childteo
st named Dawson, and
o St. Martin's parish.
to oblige a man to sap.
lot still the law was it:t-
ient were not effected
iowever unwillingly, to
ndergo any punishment
i• lle never agreed to
and her bastards, nor
which the defendant ex-
.
ished to get the defes.
tating that his wife and
id—l'll not, by any owa
ty to perform, if the de•
aject was to send all the
in ever, refused, as he
unable to induce hint to
d him for three months,
was then removed.
:N.
a burglary in the house
.street. The watchinsa
la on Tuesday night, by
rough Mr. Young's gate.
ing, discovered a breach
ad close to the aperture 3
hen went away making
ty morning, one of Mr.
concealed in a vault
lint were found a bundle
a further search, it wee
en broken into, and the
ken open, and the bundle
r, stolen thereout. The
It, by saying that he was 1
's gateway open, he its. si
was remanded.
F..
butler, was charged with
ry suits. nine parcels et
d other property, belong-
have been applied by the C
wined a set sat knives sod 12
me; and supposing other at
a similar way, he was
teed for trial under the an
thirteen years of age, the
by following her Mat
a proposals to her.
,nspiracy to defraud Mr. 1
and others, was Sully
rig
:ET. tei
irs, was brought before eui
want charging kith witk or
six
to whom she bad been tai
ohs since abandoned her, av;
13 the 12th inst. he ease thi
ented him carrying away of
truck her, for whir.b 'be
pry
ad the *entre of carry- leg.
a walk to it from into Bu
r until last Whit 51onday. slot
orniog, and did not tenni by
n three quarters dna*. Jot
the window and saws tads
loot. sole
balf.past eleven ;betiltel p
me with a knife?
nu would do the snorts
with you to the dom. it
ive another hour with yes
no prospect of the pants I
to an order that the de•
and on his promisialt• 7
sr 15, was charged Oh A
er coral necklace. The
in Shoreditch, with ha
watching the prisoaer
ad g
child's necklace, which A
ran sir. The man lib.
isoner, who demsoded A
Ile was fully conisittod TI
Ai
a brought in intmediedf 151
et patrol, and committed
ht up under the follorin 71
tale prisoner lived in O.
tfidence was she held lig
:otland, gave her the 11'
appeared she martini a
ter 's family) with Bar,
triage reached the est' °I An
I her, and on the following e.
is
premises.tainingsome property Co
accompanied Mr. Heal Tb
of the father-in-law of to°
)p
e
alson
b part
aort t.aintedhe froalte°6:
ems 2:14
Other kinds of proPegq
In the female tenant ta
fore at a less to know the
1, whose testimonies welt
en were fully camoullos
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