Star.
London, England, 1827-11-23 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

Henry Stratton and Lotkeslinsial were charged by Mr. Wilson, of
Holloway, with stealing front his house the previous night, a table
clock, a watch, and a new great coat. They entered the house at
the back kitchen window, and rasped at the front door, but were
taken by the horse patrol near the spot.—Fully comadued.

M A R LBO ROUG H-ST REST.
Yesterday Patrick Welch and Michael Kelly were brought before
Sir G. FA lIA WC from St. James's watchhouse, charged with a gross
assault upon Mr. Gnoilltugh, the constable, and the landlord of the
King of Prussia public-house.
Mr. Goodhugh, who was brought to the Office in a reach, in
consequence of the contusions which he bad received, stated that
about eleven o'clock on Wednesday night, he was sent for to the
King of Prussia public-house, Berwick-street, to assist in dis-
petsing about twenty tailors, who were creating a disturbance
because the landlord refused to draw them any more liquor. On
his snivel he requested them to go to their respective homes,
but, instead of following his advice, some of them kicked him,
and afterwards knocked lien down, on which they said, a Now
we have the down, murder him," and they accordingly
kicked and jumped on him and the more he called for mercy
the more loudly they renewed their imprecations and threats of
killing him. The landlord of the house came out todefend him;
but he was also knocked down, and had not their cries brought the
watchman to their aesistance, in all probability murder would have
ensued. The watchman, on coming up, had to maintain for a few
minutes a very severe fight; but the tailors finding therosehresilkely
to be overpowered, they ran away, and unfortunately he was only
able, with considerable difficulty, to secure the prisoners, who were
taken to the watchhouse.

„ The landlord of the public-house deposed that the poisoners and
their companions belonged to what is called.a Society, and ware
what are termed by the trade Pixie. At the regular hour be re-
quested them to go ; but instead of complying with his request they
fell on him and struck him repeatedly, and in going to defend the
officer kc was again knocked down, and most seriously injured; the
two prisoners were some of the principal assailants.
The prisoners denied having struck either of the complainants,
and said that they exerted themselves to protect both the landlord
and the officer.

Sir G. Fa 'IAN? observed, that their conduct warmost laamons,
and he would try what effect the strong arm of the law would have
or. them ; because, when a parcel of idle, drunken tailors got toge-
ther, they were not to be spoken to, was carrying matters too far,
and he should therefore require them to find good bail for each
assault, and give forty-eight hours' notice to the parish officers.

MARY-LA-BONNE.
Janet Cooper, who is sbopmau to Mr. Hebden, a pork butcher
in New-street, Dorset-square, was charged with wilfully and
breaking the leg of a spotted coach dog, belonging re Mr.
George Ball, of New-street-mews. It appearing by evidence that
the dog was a notorious freebooter, and that it had committed
robbery repeatedly in the ►hop of the defendant's employer, Mr.
GI Rath placed the value of the bacon and pork stoles front Mr.
Hebden, as a set-of against the expense Mr. Ball may sustain in
miring the dog, and dismissed the charge.
Williams Bishop, a young man, was committed to Ng:agate for
trial, un the charge of stealing five planes, and other carpenttrs
tools, front an unfinished house in Robert-street, New-toad.
Jo►u Merchant, of Middlesex-street, Somers-town, a carpenter
to whom the property belongs, left it under lock and key on Wed-
nesday evening, and missed it yesterday morning. The prisoner
was apprehended in the act of endeavouring to pawn its with MI
apron also belonging so the prosecetor tied round his waist.
Eight respectable tradesmen, living In sad near Fitzroy-market,

wore fined Ss. and doer, for esereldng their Oidiaary callings on th
Lord's day.
The infatuations were Laid by Henry Hutchins, a beadle, actin
under instructions rectived Trona the parish officers of St Pancre.,
who found their shops open at half-past elevea o'clock on Swale,
morning, and after the commencetttrot of Divine Service.

LA MISETII-STKERT.
Yesterday an ill•looking fellow, named John ifaftins,wes bro.*
in custody before Sir Datum. VAL LIA MS And the Rev. Mr. Martina;
charged with riot and breaking tie windows of Pnpfar workhouse.
The &Alte stated that the prisoner, e ho for a considerable thew
past bad been troublesome to the parish withlut the s'isktest claim,
caw or the preceding afternoon, and collected a mob of the lowest
tharsetero round the workhouse; and aftersmakint a hog harangue
against the parish racers, commenced an attack CM the Committee.
twain wiwdows,wit I large stones from the roe:loyal:le his cnnipaintio/
Jigged him on by crying, "Go it, that's right !" A Geode:sn who
Om in the roost oar, owl), escaped being severely injured by a stew
which passed close to his head. Four large panes .1 ground Vain
,were Woken, of the value of 401.
The latter part of this statement was corroborated by a respect.
able inhabitant, who assisted in securing the prisoner.
Sir Dawes. asked the pt ironer what be had to say ?
Prisoner, with the stasost inditiersoce, said he would have broke*
ill the windows bad he been let alone. He had applied for rekef
Inc the last fifteen days, but could not get any.
Sir natant, who by this time recognized the prisooet.
" Pray were -you not regularly passed to Ireland saint shoe{
time ago?'

Prim:met—l was parsed as far as Bristol. your Honour.
The Rev. Mr. Marnstas—And from theuce you passed yourtet
back agala.
Sir DANIEL asked the prisoner if he was aware that, by returning,
be eabjected himself to imprisonment for In months In the Hone
of Correction?
Prisoner replied " No."
The Beadle said that be oral instructed to solicit that the prikok
Wright be held to ball. The varish officers wished to make an ea.
&war of him, in order tq deter others Irons the like offence'.
The prisoner was accordingly committed iu defealt of bail.
WORSH IP.STi HET.
A young woman, whose aspect had nothing is It of a bewitching
kind, applied to the Magistrates, yesterday, for k warrant avast
another female, a *caverns, front whom she apprehended personal
violence.

What has she done to ynu? salted Mr. TWTruso.
Applicant—She says I've bewitched her, your Worship.
• Alaglstrate—Bewitched her?
Appiicaot—Yes, so she says. I was obliged to get one of your
lacers to talk to her some time ago, and she's been very quiet ever
e, till lately; and now she's at me again.
Mr. BIIMUGIITom—But how does she say you have bewitched her?
Appfitant—l don't know. She says have bewitched her, sod
that she can't get on in the world for it; and she carries a parcel of
pins about her to stick in me, to draw the witch's blood out of Me,
he oho gays.
111 r. Tw roan, finding that the poor woman was really apreben-
sive that the other would carry her threats iota elicct by pia stick-
ing and blood letting, told her she tulip have a w,rrain ; and she
hurried away home to procure money to pay for it.
Two jolly tars, named Tikompasot and Omk, were brought ap
under the following circumstances :—A watchman stated, lig late
the night before his 4:1,4 gave an alarm, and be went into the hatial.
ground at Golden-lane, and found the prisoners lying.—lir. Tue.
roan (tn the prisoners), What do you say to this charge ?—Clarki.
Why, your honour, Ibis messmate of mine and I went out se a short
cruke, and we had no Inure titan about three sheets is the woad,
but missing mays, we fell foul of a paled of tonih atones.
Twyroao—But what do you say of the dead bodies? 0,1
Dead bodies! I)—n my eyes it we bad scarcely --
board as would keep our own bodies livlog.—'r
TO W N. HA LL.
T. Robinson was charged by the Captain c
with negkct of duty. The defendant was at,
Owners for three years, two of which he bad
that be was kept on short allowance, and un
this Captain struck him. The Captain admitted
'fiamod getting the ship under weigh,but denied ,
•• s. The Alderman told the defendant
40 apply to the Owner, and witted
that be was not empowered es a
is soy case of disobedience,uolest the parties
lilt seven years.
T. Rohm, was remanded, charged with
Ahoy of Mr. Johnson, pawnbroker, in Tooley

NORFOLK LONGILVITY.--4"he elpeßfie
House of -Industry at Wick!ewood,
frayed by a tontine, called the Fan
silting of 110 shares at 1001. each, I
five per cent. Fifty years have no,
1827 there are still FIFTY survivors
number.—Norfolk Chroaide.
Yesterday morning, about ten o'cloc,
who was standing opposite St. Dun tan'
the men strike the hour, had his potl
country and Bank of England notes.
that mdre than one person was conceracu
as he says that two men were part:easily obliging in
pointing out when the figures would strike; but so des.
terous were the thieves, that he had no idea of his loss
until, after purchasing some articles at a shop in the
Strand, he put his han into his pocket to pay for them,
when he found his money was gone.
A daring rubbery took place between the hours of
three and five o'clock yesterday afternooi. A Gentle-
man's chariot started from the Elephant and Castle,
and on reaching Bedford-row, Holborn, it was disc,,,
voted that the hind boot had been broken open. and a,
small trunk containing jewellery and plate, to
amount of nearly two hundred pounds, had been stole's;
the plate has the initials T. L._ and the crest an emblv.
matical figure of Time, a hard pointing to the figure
of a clock.

PRIMENCE OF MIND 07 A FEMALE SER7ANT.—rue
day night, the house of the Rev. Mr. .I,mer of Radd
•Bridge, a village about four miles from High Wycomb
was broken into by a desperate gang of burglars. sh
effected an entrance by placing a ladder against the
cood foot window. They immediately proceeded
the room in which the Rev. Gentleman ( Nilo Iv far a
vanced in years) slept; aad after threitn.ng to wan
der him unless, he remained qtfe-, proceeded tn search
the apartment. At this moment the servant o.at h Vai
awakened by the nose, and overheating part of tr
conversation, immediately made her escape by her t'"11
window, with no other covering than her slid:, and Pro-
ceeded to some cotrasles about 200 yards diszan.r, tire
inmates of which she alarmed, arid obtained the a sea..
ante of two mel, who returned with her to Per ni
residence, when she found Rae, the claciimai, :114
some other persons, had been alarmed, aad three oyla
robbers had succeeded in effecting their e-care. fbe
fourth was seen descending the ladder; an.' r.n re..eh-
Ing terrafirnta was seined by the ccarchman and some
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but was eventually secured, and or. -he follow : nlcwo"
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searching him, the Const•ablt
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was proved that the-villains
his chamber and forced him
rious parts of the house, to sh,
valuable part of the property
in front of the house, a plate.
valuable articles, was found
compelled to leave behind thet

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