Star.
London, England, 1827-05-14 00:00:00

LAMBETH-STREET.

DA RIM HIGHWAY B .--Saturday Jahn /Wind and
Henry Lane were brought up in custody of Shields and Healy, two
officers of slow-street, charged with the commitsion of a most
brut,l a.sault. and robbing a soldier of the Guards of 19 sovereipo
and a half. The soldier stated, that about six weeks since he, wilt
a comrade,were refreshing themselves in Blue Anchor-yard, oboe
they met the prisoner Hubbard, and two others who drank with
having occasion to pay for what he had called for, he tonk
nut his money to discharge his bill, anal shortly alter left the
house ; he and his comrade had gone but a sheet distance, Irks
they were followed by the prisoner Hubbard, and his tom
Nations, who knocked him down, and beat hint mast mat;
several' of his sibs were broken—he received a stab under dis
eye with a penknife; his head was laid open, and so severe woe
the injuries he received, that be was confined to the hospital hr
five weeks ; while on the ground Hubbard pot his hands in lb
pockets, and tined them of 19 sovereigns and a half, and 101.64.
in silver. _ _ _ . .

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Air. Hezovercc—You have no doubt but that be was one of the
party ?
Soldier—None whatsoever, your Worship; I can swear, tom
distinctly to him, for I observed him well Olen in our Company.
Mr. MARDWICK--Mert you sober at the time?
Soldier—Perfectly so; I had only some beer.
Hanasnec—lt appears most extraordinary that a soldier
should have so much money ?
Soldier.—lt may your Worship ; but part of it I saved, and the
remainder I got from a young woman to wham I was going to he
slurried, and with it I intended to purchase my discharge.
Shields stated, that having heard of the robbery, and haying In.
calved information that Hubbard was engaged in it, he had kr
some time past been on the look cot. for him. Out Tsesdiy mom
bib at about two o'clock, he saw him and the other primmer el
Wlitechapel, and on going up to apprehend him, he hastily slipped
A silver watch to his companion - he, in consequence, took Ws air
Into custody, anti lodged them both In the watchhouee. The odds
was now in his possession, and was a silver one, of heavy mike,
numbered 5,545,with stops and seconds, and had a piece of sulk in dr
case, ass which was inscribed some verses, commencing, The es.
mentally, and we must part." It was here intimated, that if the I,r.
miners were remanded for a few days, there was a probability iEA
their confederates would be taken into custody. They were re.
snanded accordingly.

UNION-HALL
Snots Cass.—Saturday, a young man, named eule,attniki
the office and stated, that on the previous night being present in tie
buses of the Surrey Theatre when the performances conelodet
and as he was about to bate the house, he obset ved a roll of paper,
lying on one of the seats, which he took up, and, on opening, real
to contain a number of bank nines, some for 1,0001. other, fir
100,. and 101. notes innumerable. He waa about to place them

in his pocket, when a person, who described himself a coo-table,
came up, and very unceremoniously divested him of the "14'
intimating be should take better care of them for the loser dm
any other person. Applicant was unwilling at first to pet
with what be considered he was entitled to as the finder, es
person having observed bins pick up the prize notwithuni.
fog which he very fairly offered to "go halves " with the
constable, who, however, would listen to no arrangement, he
walked of to the watchbouso. Applicant followed him thither,
and having obtained Ms Mille, stow came forward to apprise,
the Magistrate of the circumstance, for the purpose of having
the DOM, which amounted to some thousands, delivered up is
the
right owner. Mr. Cole added, that be hoped he should oat
itarevrarded for being the chief instrument in the recovery of sod
a large mans of money to the individual to whom it belonged.
The Magistrate, on hearing the story, remarked, that the co
stables whoever be was, acted perfectly right in taking forcible
positional of the notes from the applicant, who, by his own accost,
considered they were his property, from the circunutance of he
having found them, and would in all probability have turned then
to his own advantage, but fer the timely interference of the penal
in whose possession they now were:
The constable, whose name is Hamilton, was now sent for, who
en teeing the applicant, could not refrain from laughter. Cpas
which the latter said, in a pet, " Aye, Mr. Constable, you enure
laugh me out of the mosey I found last night. Produce the owes
you took front me, and let the Magisuate see that I have vast et-
aggerated their amount."
Hamilton drew out of his pocket a roll of note*, which bore tie
appearance of bank paper, and having handed them to the Magie
trate, said that the whole lot were not worth a groat. The Magis-
trate, on inspecting them, found the constable's words verified, far
the " vast sum" which the applicant described as hewing beets the
fortunate Ender of was nothing but a roll of what are termed he
Mari," which are distributed by sundry frizeun in town to there
epos" whose heeds they operate. The auditors welt crrthea
with laughter, and Mr. Cole left the Glace much disaypointe".

MARRIED.
Rev. W. Thompson, Vicar of Halstoek, Dorset. to Eliza, Mid
daughter of the late Thomas Palk, Earg. of Edghastos, Warwick.
At Eaton Sown, Beds, the Rev. .I. F. Dawson, a(
Hester Wade Gery, daughter of the Rev. H. W. Gay+af Bad
mead Priory.

DIED.
Friday se'onight, at Bushey Heath, Col. Mark Beaufay. nit I
Bev. Wm. Raw,, late Head Master of the Kepler Gramm
School, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham.
Saturday, after a long illness, the wife of Mr. George e'r''
upholsterer, Ste. Charies.street, Grosvenor-square. She kas lets
family of twelve children to bewail her loos.

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