Star.
London, England, 1828-08-12 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNE.
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Yesterday an elderly Lady brought a very fine young woman
before Mr. Itimussoo for his advice. Two months ago the young
woman, who is nineteen years of age, accidentally niet with a young
man, a carver and gilder, living in Oxford:street, and after 'a
month, with a mutual and riding that she should remain with
her friends until be could provide a suitable home, she consented
to marry him. She is entitled to snoae property, and on their
return from church, he, findirig it ant so much as be expected,
left her histintly, and has never been near her since, but is entire-
, vowing to get possession of her property.
Mr. RANI- MON advised them to consult with some Solicitor,
and to make the circumstances kitown at the Bank, where be
thought care would be taken td retain the stock and the dividends,
until the merits of the case were akertained.
- QUERN-SQUARE.
William Sage, Joh* Wink, 2'hanaas Insight, and Sarah Hawkins,
'were charged with robbing the house of George doodere of several
Silver spoons. It appeared that the prosetutor hSil left a lad at work
while be went out, when the three male priinnets, who • were
Acquainted with the boy, contrived to la the house of the spoons.
The prisoner Knight took them to a pawnbroker at Chelsea, but
the sloopman refnsed to take them in, without he brought somebody
to satisfy bins they werebonesdy*c6rite by. Theprisoner went away
and brought the female prisoner, who said she was ins timber,. ind

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he then lent Ss. upon them. The female 'prisoner said, she cou'ri
not recollect what she did in the. pawnbroker's shop, as she hat'
taken a drop too muth.--The three lads were committed fur
stealing, and the female for refeiving.
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Henry letup, aged 15 or 16 in appearance, was fully committed,'
lon a charge of stealing a ham Iron' the shop of Air. Isaiah Cox, of
Shoreditch. The theft being discovered, he was inwordiately put.-
' surd Ly the shopman and others, and taken with the ham. the
of the shopmen, provoked by the impudent nature of the theft,
I struck the prisoner, who exclaimed, " Now I don't care fur you,
tor you have taken the law into your own hands."
Thomas Allen and Jaen Taylor were re•examined, charged with
burglary and rubber/fin OW Wove of John Itsq. at• New
Haggerston. They Men again remanded till Friday next.

SPOR'fiNG

TATTERSALL'*.

The effect 'of 'the Yorieunning is observable in the subjoined
statement of the odds yesterday-i-Baltad Shigier'hatitig sprung•
from 30 to 1, to 7 to 1; she has plenty of friends, and• being a fine
mare, and in a very honest stable, must continue a good favourite;
Velocipede was in great request, and sto 1 bad plenty of takers ;
Bessy Bedlam and the Colonel preserving the relative places held
by them last week. Aniong the outsiders few are backed, e.:cept
Jour de Noces and Master Burke, %hit have improved. The odds
closed thus-
-11 to 4 agst Velocipede (taken 25 to 1 agat Murphy
at 3 to 1) 25 to 1 agst Ultimatum
9 tot agst Bessy Bedlam (5 to 25 to 1 age Economist
I taken) 25 to 1 apt Master Burke
11 to 2 agat The Colonel (6 to 30 to 1 art Nlerchant
1 taken) 40 to 1 apt Coulon
7to 1 agst Ballad Singer (8 to 50 to 1 agst Stapleton
1 taken) 1000 to 15 apt Delphine
22 to 1 apt Jour de Noces 1000 to 10 agst Ernms4ina

• POTTERY RACES, Moths 7.
Pottery Stakes of 5 sovs.'eacholnd 10'schle.l. Heats, twice round,
and a distance.

Sir W. Wynn's b f Effie, 4 yrs, Bst .. 3 1 1
Mt. Yates's bin Bo Peep, 5 yrs, ssi 81b ... 2 3 2
Mr. Pickernell's ti m Susan, 6 yrs, est Inlb ... ... 1 4 8
Mr. 13eardsworth's b g Loraine, 4 yrs, Bst ... .. 4 2 4
Sweepstakes of 10 sot's. each, and 30 added for three yr olds.
One. round add a distance.
Lord Grosvenor's Pellets, Bst 31b
Mr. Yates's g f Minnie Grey, sit
Three paid.

... 1

... 2

Hunters Stakes of S sows. each, and 25 added. Heats as first race.

Mr. Benson's bf by Worthy, 4 yrs, lost 71b ... ... 1 1
Sir R. Brookes's b g Gamecock, aged, 12n Mb ... .. 2dr
Mr. Davenport's ch mby Grand Duke, 2 yrs, llst bib ... Sdr
Five paid;
!FRIDAY.

The Workmen's Plate of SO 14;;;:;;Id. id to a Sweepstakes of 3 sot's.

Mr. Turner's b c Clinton,3 yrs, Sit
Mr. Haywood's b g Second, 5 yrs. ust 611,
Mr. Dunn's b f Brenda, 4 yrs, Bst
The Maiden Plate of 50 sous. added to a Sweepstakes.
Sir T. Stanley's b f by Tramp, 3 yrs, Sit litlb
Mr. Yates's Minnie Grey, 3 yrs, 6st 1410
Mr. Hulland's b g by Godolphin, 3 yrs, 6st 12Ib

.. 1 1
... 3 2
... 2 3

... 1 1
... 2 C.
... a dr

SALISBURY RACES, Aucuirr 8.

A Gold Cup, value 100 sows. three yrs. Bst 91b; four, Bst ilb; eve,
Bst 1811) ; six, 9st Sib; aged, 9st 81b. The Cup Course. To
start at the Blue Post.
Mr. Dilly's Luzborough, aged, list Sib ... 'naiad over
The County Members' Plate, 50 son. three yrs, 7st; four, eat 51b;
five, 9st; six, 9st 81b; aged, Rat 91b. The, Ciq Coon& To
start at t►e Blue Post.
Mr. Dilly's b c Blelskoi, 5 yrs ... ... ... 1 1 I
Mr. King's br h Dots Juan, 4 yrs ... I 4 2
Mr. H. loites's b f sister to Tenien, 5 yrs .. ... fell
Sister to Terriers, when 'Sinning easy, fell before she ran Into the
Distance, and was distanced. Paris; who rode her, waited with
little injury.

The Steward's Plate, a Cup, Valli! 40 guineas, fot horses the pt►
perty of Non-comMlssioosed 06cers and Privates of the Wilts
Yeomanry Cavalry. 12st each. The best of heats, the Round
Course. To be rode by Mentberrof the Regiment.
Mr. Gillingham's be no Governess
Sit others' Started.

... 1 1

The Cocked Hat Sweepstakes of 3 soya eadb, with a Cup added,
for horses belonging to Yeomen, Fainters, and Trades/heti of
Wilts, i Ist each. Gentlemen Riders. Two mike.
Mr. br m Goveineas

Mr. Cwu b k Little Britain
Mr. Judd's g m Jepsey

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