Star.
London, England, 1816-09-11 00:00:00

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dUiLDHALL—Yesterday jAst Xs:ell, a rink ee
15 years of Age, was charged with steatine,
cert with another boy, a quantity of fiseing utirt
from the shop of Mr. Ustonsnn, Fleet-steet
nee
Temple-bar. It appeared in evidence that 3 South
named Bonsey, in company wier the presonee, tea.,
gone into the shop mentionßeudn,seayndwh,arvoivnegrtas4l:atbr:
price of some article respecting which the 26'1
keeper went to inquire, they ran out of the place ;ho',
a quantity of the goods which were lying in lee serve
Being pursued, however,
part of the property found upon hint. i:e was sub.
seqireatly committed for trial. The prison.- mu,
sell) et that time escaped, hut was apprehended
Monday morning. as the accomplice Of the pere,iv
mentioned. The Magistrwe (Alderman C. Sunni
under all the circumsfame,s of the case. del not eini
that the prisoner had gene in company with Ben et,
to the strop of the prosecutor a guilty intereeti
and he therefore ordered prisoner to be discharged..
MA It I. CO ROUGH. MT II KET. --We stated a few diyi
since, that a man of the name of lent. Freemen SAiksi
had undergone an examination on a ce-rge of tip.
soy, in intermarrying with a Miss F.Gcter,;•f
la-bonne, by running away with her !tom her tamers
house, where he lodged for a short time, he forme
wife being still alive, aod with her two children
caving alms of the parish eilicers at Birrningeek
Nothing remained to he dent at this ruminat',
I but to produce the record of the first marriage fret
the country, the second having been suhstemeted
but, strange to tell, no person but. the father id
Proctor appeared. It turned out that Mr. Pt (XlO/,
who is a waalthy tradesman, had procured the
ficate, which alone was wanting for the toll cumme
ment of the prisoner ; but on Monday night
daughter (who is represented as a very peeeri
under 20 years of age) contrived to get the &came
from his possession, and eloped again, and neither -'
nor the certificete have sine been heard oE '
prisoner was consequently discharged.
QuItEN-SQUARE. WATERLoo MILHAL.—Mr. ,
lens Solomon:, Silversmith, New-street, Coate.
Garden, was summoned before the Magistrate nne
following charge: —A soldier belonging to Co!Ki,
Hanbury's company, in the Ist Regiment f Guards,
lately lost, when unfortunately intoxicated, the Mai,;
which he had obtained by having bravely
that ever-memorable Battle of Waterloo. Ile h,
been infoimed that the defendant 114 d one for
his Strjeant obtained the present summons in
to recover the Medal, should it have been the set
The shrpman of tee defendant, who serves him
shop, in New.street, then appeared on behalf ;
mestere and stated to the M.gistrate, that they
had a real Waterloo Medal in their shoe, etcel
which they borrowed as a pattern item we;
make a cast, and returned as soon as that was
-He then produced the cast in lead, from wale'
I had five cs six made on speculation, that they ,
be wanted by some %%lin might lose or choose to,
one. They had sold tall of these but one which
been made foe an Officer of Dragoons, who
call for it can a particular day, and ordered his
to be engraved on it. That was the medal in
tint'. The Officer who ordered it not having •
at the time fixed, nor many days afterwards,
dare had determine.si to dispose of it; and had
fore sent it to lesve the name takes oct. The,
gisttate (Mr. Feeterow) bete recommended
postponement ef the case to give time to prode
medal. Defendant's shoptuen yesterday produce
the medal. It appeared quite new and brig!,.
evidently never worn; but the execution of the
was very far inferior to that which was
the Serjeant's breast, The Serjeant edreic•
on his first asking deleadant if the medal to
posed of was like his He received for answer
was a general likeness, but the workmanship'
inferior to that he wore. He also said that i
at first was, that defendant had bought the
but he found he was mistaken.. Mr. I'IELDIN4
perfectly satisfied with die defendant's condi
charged the summons, and gave the soldier a
cate to Colonel Banbury, that he had used
diligence to recover the honourable badee
bravery, and that he was more unfortunate
blameable.

To-morrow morning the prisoners who
committed on various charges at felony, will
moved from the different gaols in London af
dlesex to Newgate; preparatory to taking thait
at the ensuing Old Bailey Sessions, which cow
on Wednesday next.
The Sessions for the County of Middlesex
the Session': House, Cie, ken well Green, on

Friday night last, Mr. ichn Newton, of
street, Shadwell, was met in the Glesshou,e.(
three men, who robbed him of his watch and
Monday morning a country Gentleman
pocket picked of his prcket book, containtt:g
of £3OO in batik notes and hills, between
Honse and Cheapside.
Nl:niday nluht, between 11 and 12 o'cl,
Mr. Rs I.VV, iil Gray's litn-lane was cos his w
from Oxtt,td-itreet, lie was accosted in St. G:
a female, who asked him to accompany Llr
her lodgings ; on his ieftving to comply witl
two man came up and knocked him down ; 1
out, and the watchrn coming up, they ran
effected their escape.

MARRIED.
On the Slot of Augt.gt, Bayiy. It.A. to
daughter of the late George Stucley suck,Esq.ot
the Cuutirr of Devon.

DI ED.

On Wedrcsday last, in the St st year of his age,
Miller, Bart. one of the Members for Portsmouth.
Or. the sth inst. in WI 18:a year, John Barry Wilke
of Colonel Willies, late Governor of St. Helena.
The atm. George Wilkins, many years rector of Si
. Bristol, .;:eci 79.
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