Star.
London, England, 1829-03-16 00:00:00

BO %V.STIt BET.

Saturday Mario Kris, charged wkb stealing a silver watch, nn.
derweot a float examination, and was commlued for trial.
A young fellow, dressed in a fashionable style, was charged with
Obtaining a suit of clothes under false pretences.
A tailor. named Wilson, stated that on the Ist of December last
the prisoner gave him an order for a suit of clothes, stating that he
was in the service of Jr. Lockitt, a hatter. Witness took them to
the prisoner's lodgings, who said he could not pay for them, as be
had not received his wages, but he would do so on the following
Friday. Complainant called on the day appointed, when be found'
the prisoner had left Mr. Lockites service six months before the
order 11131 given.
The Magistrates observed that the only remedy was a civil action.
Complainant—How is it possible for tradesmen to pay taxes if
they are swindled in this way?
Mr. Missouat.—Had you made inquiry at Mr. Lockites relative
to the prisoner you might have saved your money.
The parties thee withdrew.
A Cass or Daeratm.—Friday Daniel Berry, a wretched4ooking
Irishman, in whose countenance the effects of cold and hunger
were strongly depicted, was brought before Sir. ilutsout.s. charged
with having stolen a small loaf of . bread front the shop of a baker
in Wych.otreet. The baker declined to press the charge, stating
that he was convinced the prisoner had been driven to the ace by
absolute want of food. After having ravenously devoured the
bum., the prisoner drank, at poe draught, an entire pint of water,
which the constable, who took him into custody, pocutod for Itisr.,

He said he was a tabooing Nun, and bad been Malty year. In thlf
country.
Mr. klipsum.t. silted him bow long be bad been without fpodf
Prisoner—Since yesterday morning. your %Vanity.
Mr. Mixanuft.—Mere do you lodge, and what tneans of !brine
have you?
Poiooner (brushing the testsfeein Ms eyes with the slene.of his
coat)-1 have no place to vet my bead into, nor any prospect of
obtaining a morsel of breed% your Worship. 1 am wilhug to wank,
but f can gel' nothing So des.
Mr. A1110111;LL—Pour fellow! mold you with to be.poosed to
Ireland?
PrPoner—l'd have co liiiainess there now, your Worship;
dote' think I've got a friend ;dive in tile country ; but, peenapt,
your Worship, basica.' ot sending me burnt, would be pleased to
w nil in. to prison for a couple ot 41, by that time, labour.
log work will hr hri.k.
Nit. %lessistme. —Your unprecedented noun' impresses me with
the conviction that the crime of which you have been guilty has
been the result of necessity, and nut cr an evil disposition. 1 wnidis
thrrefore, br glad to serve you. I CJIIIINt, howevt.T, comply with
your u i.h, hut I will remind you for a week for further riandna,
tiom.,nd when you are brought before me again, determine how
shall dipose of you.
The prisoner thanked the Magistrate for his humani., , and WI
the ilffier with the rattier, who was directed to provide him with
some food and a pint of porter.
HAT ON CAMDEN.

Saturday Jhss Miles was charged wails assaulting with a poke,
Thomas lit!!. 1111 Writer of the Court nt Itequ.sts
The complain nt stated_ th it he went, acc..mpanied by snake!'
officer named Smith, to serve an execution on the dsfendant, m
lash street, ,hay's Inn-lane. 011 reaching the house, they wet,
met in the passage Mrs. Mile., who pul:rd Smith down on the
stairs, at the same time calling out—`' Miles, defend yourself, they
are coming." Complainant ran up to the fir.t floor, and, finding
the door ajar, went in ; but Miles gushed (rim ' ehind the door,
and with a poker knocked hint down. and inflicted a wound on kis
forehead. He was in the act of repeating his How, when Smith
came to complainant's assiatance Smith and arm her person staled
that on entering the ap ,rinients they the floor weltering
in Ms blood, and the defenelabt stat.ding over him, in the act of
again striking him, and with difficulty succeeded to disarming
Ile was ordered to firof hail.
minim rraetley was re-examined, charged with being one of oho
gang who robbed Mr. Munro of a gold ../..tch, value 55 in Jams-
ary last, and for which three of his Clittipallion, are now wrier
vientence of death —Folly committed.
MAKI.IIOItOUGII-STRP.P.r.

S.turdsy James ftl ilitl4lll out of Mace, was eitarzed with
batting aulten I nips rep to . a cot aids-rat :e antour.t. belonging io
I.auteure fuel, Esq. NI. P. brother to the Itight Ilan. Sectetaty.
The pri.orwr a. 4 ho. wife w. re left in co.. of Mr. l'een. haute
during .h.- attar lice of the ram:), on the C..t.titient, and he broke
open snow of the che.te, and stole t..ble anti ned.linen to a cou.tder.
abk amount. lie was remanded.

QUEEK—SQU A RIB.
Sou•day Abrahams hunts. rd William street, Pimlico, a clothes.
',al.-amain. was charged with illegally dilr..sing of a gold bracelet,
the prop. rty of the Ifunourabk (horse Alit's. It appeared that
on the night of Tuesday fortnight, the bracelet in trestiou wa
dropped at the King's Theatre, by the lady of Alr. .u. 114, and it
was fohnd by a soldier named Scone, who was on duty that risk
at the Theatre, and who -old it to 11.16. foe ritts. up. n the unJer.
standing that if the bracelet was dabbled within a torto.ght a shfluld
be mooned. The bracelet was valved by Mr. Mltt. at ttf. The
defendant said the charge was totally falw Ile was ordered topy
el. the value of the bracelet. and St ps:i.ally fur i kg lly dibpinise
of gave notice of appeal.
WINDSOR POLICK

A STRAW), Srouv—A working man, named Bartlett. light, it
Bier-lane. and having ooly tbr 10,e of one cat hia eyes, accused a
Mr,. elenntiotols with injuring his character, by ►tring tatty
where that lie had attempted to ravish a young wanan who was
living under his care, at Marlow, where he had taken her tar the
purpose. Ile could assure the Magistrate that their was not the
ka.t truth in the accusation.

The 'Aldtai thought it would have been better to have
brought up the woman to contradict the awry.
Bartlett— Yes, your Worship, but unfortunately the young
woman herself appears to labour under the same d,lusioe as the
woman I complain of—( Much laughter).
The MACIbTRATE—What ! she conhttes the statement of your
ill•treatmeut of her?

Bartlett—Yet, hut it's all scandal for all that ; for I received a
letter front the young woman a few days ago, in which she calls
me her " dear brother in law," and speaks in most amicable terms.
The letter in question was here read. It ran thus:—.lly dear
brother in law-1 hope this will find you in the enjoyment of health.
1 thank the Loan I am very well. I have beret poorly since 1
saw you, marina beta able to Re le ;loam since. I shall not be able
to go this week. Oh, nay dear friend ! how I wish to be io
Windsor. litre I have nobody to speak to in our religion; but,
thank the LORD, I see his goodness to me in every thing. I &new
it was the Lona what stopped the lettet a coming home before me,
and again in constraining you to write to me to prevent Inc from
ausweritig the other letter. The Devil was at work very much,
but GOD is Always above the Devil, and so he is km this case. daJ
1 ant sure I shall never be able to amend you for your luridness to
me, but GOD will reward you for betel a patron to the Foot and
destitute. Oh, my dear friend ! keep close to the Loan. Br tied.
last and immoveable, always abounding in the Lose," ace. dtc. &c.
The letter was signed" 11. Lannon," and concluded by expressing
very stroll desire to return and live with her" dear brother
iu law."

The complainant stated that Mrs. Clernmobds was in the babe
also of throwing hot water over him, sad eaclaiming that do
would get him turned out of the Society.
The arroa said shod It was from begiouieg to end a very strange
story, in which be had no Authority to interfere, although be should
have me objection, it the woman Cleo monde would appear, to ask
her the question.
Bartlett said that he was a married man. and that every Wed
depended upon his character.— framdsar Expras.
A boy, throe years o.d, named oho Sibley. was bun"
death a ft* days ago. at S. epton Mallet. his closing
Roving caught fire in the abbense of hi• mo•her. A
IC.uonei's bluest ha • since been held on the body.and
la verdict f.f " Accidi ntal Death" ieturced.

-11E111

MADARY.

THIS Dor —Day increased four hours six minutes. Moon Sant
4L min. past 9 evening.
Tu.nunaow—St. Patrick's Day. The plague began 11125. This
was the Bacchanalia with the ancient Humans.

Weave/oar—Fa!ward Kiug °Jibe West Saxons ; be was stabbed
at Corte Castle on this day in 978. The Fa•r of Either with she Jews.
THUIISSAV-St. Joseph. the spouse of the Virgin Mary. tiva
rises at 6—. its at 6. Purim with the Jews, in memory tit their
deliverance from the bands of Haman, who had appointed this day
for the utter destruction of all the Jews.

Flt/11.11Y-F•11 Moon St min. past 1 afternoon. Duchess (gems.
herland horn 1773. Henry V. ct.nansenceri his reign 416 years spa
An eclipse of the Moon. invisihk at Greenwich. I.t•tle Par.
with the Jews.

SATURDAY—Benedict, an Italian devotee, who died in S4f.
MARRIED

At St. John's. Hackney, the Re• William Tait. of AdAy-tk-
la-Ztuch. to Katharine, eldest daughter of Benjamin Adam, Ei+
of Homerton

The Her. Thomas Partridge, of Boston, to Fanny, daughter of
the late Lieutenant Whiteford, of the 84th regiment.
At St. Peter's Church, Dublin, the Herr. Robert Trail!, NMI of
the Venerable the Archdeacon of Connor, to lime, eldest daughter
df the late Sir Samoa Hayes, Bart. of Bromidic Castle, county of
Dunegii.

At Lincoln, the Rev. W. J. Charlton Staunton, M.A. of Mac.
dalen Col, Oxford. only son of the Rev. Dr. Staunton
' Notts to kaala, only daughter of the Dean of Lincoln.

DIED.
At the Rectory Monte, Freckenham, Suffolk, the Re►. 1.
llolme, M.A. Rector of that parish, and forma rly Fellow ti St.
Peter's Colkge, Cambridge.
At Oldbury, of which place be was Vicar upwards of thin,
years, the Re►. David Lewes, M.A. une of his Majesty's NANA
of the Peace for Salop and the two adjoining counties.
In the 78th year of his age, the Re►. George Finch, forty
Rector of UUlapwick, with Little Cowarne attuned, HeralloP
shire.

At Belfast, on the oth instant. John Young, LLD. Prams,
of Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics in the Belfast gnat:fouls&
At Belfast, on t►e ird instant, Mr. Alex. Mackay, jun. isrolo.
and printer of the Be!las! News Idle►. •
In New-street, apring-gardens, Louise Henrietta, wife of gir&
scarlett.
At his residence at Lewisham, N. Hadley, Fag. in the 724
of ►is age.
The 12th of January, at the Mohawk Parsonage. endo
River, Upper Canada, Harriett, the wife of the Rev.:Lni=
The Ibtk last. Julia Curds, Esq. of Lambeth Km;
At 4001 t, Gilmartin Torloola, Duke of Bracciane, Mon bile
as a miebrate4 banker them

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