Star.
London, England, 1818-07-30 00:00:00

POLICE.

HATTON-GA RDEN.—l'osterday, Jams llizzitir
a.
William Mitchell, charged with a number orburgla.
ries, Anne Higgins, the mother of the former, -ate
Sarah and Edward Mitchell, the mother and brother
of the latter prisoner, charged with being access>tin
and receivers of the stolen property, were brought up
and underwent an examination. Several Ladies aid
Gentlemen, whose houses were broke oper, and sob.
bed, attended, to see the articles, and in eret to
afford them an opportunity of m;; 6 ing further inc-Jry
the prisoners were committed for further meantime*,
Row-orraeor.--Dizebcfh Bcoots was committed
for trial on a charge of uttering a forged Bank ma
for £l. Daniel Pearson was committed for trial ao
pick-pocket. Laois Malony and IVilliam
also committed for picking pockets on the dap 0.; F.
F. Burdett's chaixiX .
UNION-HA Lt.Li antes Cherrington, orncr wad dt
ver of the Kingston coach, yesterday appezire4 to a
summons issned against him, for suffering a Fm,,
number of outside passengers on hi. coach than sr
law is allowed.--The information set forth, that 4
the 16th inst. the defendant allowed 1, person, so
as outside passengers upon his coach, at Clapbara, ,a
of them grown rersons, for which offence he had is-
curred the penalty of D3o.—As the clerk was Acm
to take the evidence, the solicitor for the dcorafao
discovered that the informer had onlitaal to slew
name to the information. The discovery was ELI to
the proceedings, and the complaint was dismissed.
Queas-souane.—About note o'clock on Itesdsp
evening information was brought to Mr. ttetetra,
at Queen-square, that a most desperate and alarming
riot had taken place by the soldiers of the Foss
Guards having attacked the populace in the 13:n: d.
ivrraraa,Westminster, and wounded many; that thedis-
ti nce had assumed the most serious aspect, ail
the householders and shopkeepers for their own, aid
the safety of their property, were obliged to shut up
their houses. The worthy 31a4eistrate sent a messes.
ger to the guard-house, and Serjeant-Major Whitrow,
with two Serjeants and four Corporals, and a detach-
ment of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, nder tl.e
direction of George Pople, his brother Alfred,Cooper,
and Dew, Police Officers, were immediately dis-
patched uI take the ringleaders into custody, and sup.
press the riot. On their arrival at the scene of action
they found Tothill-street, York-street Chapel-:tit,
and all the streets leading to the Broadway com-
pletely blocked up ; every shop had the shutters up,
and every window was crowded, the whole place
appeared a scene of cohfusion. The pavement was
coveted-with blood, and no less than ',if.), soldiers is
their morning dress, were engaged with a propoc.
tionate number of the mob. The military, with End
bayonets, cleared the way with considerable di:l-
- and formed a circle round those principala
concerned in the affray, who still kept on, regardles
of their appearance, when the Police Officers jump.
ing in amongst them, succeeded in oiling fift..tr,
the refractory soldiers, and gave them in charge :a
their brethren in arms, who marched them off to :he
guard-louse.—lt was past ten before the riot 7'35
suppressed, but about that time serious disturbanos
broke out in other quarters. George Norris, a peer
man, a painter by trade, residing m Orchard-sires',
was met at the corner of Dean-street, near the Able:,
by a party of the refractory soldiers, who beat him
severely, but happily the constables, who rere
troling the street, came up, and took one of them,
named Edward Ward, into custody, the others escap-
ed. Ward was yesterday examined before Mr. Mark-
land, who, in severe terms, censured the conduct 't
the soldiers, and ordered the prisoner to End bail.
The cause assigned was, that Tuesday being the 4.1-
niversary of the battle of Talavera, all the soldiers of
the Guards, who were not on duty, and who hap-
penedcomra comrades
te;l
ethlelm'atoenrlthooatmmene,na
osrabsemlebkdadyi,nopiattel:es atir
the different public-houses, to celebrate the victory as
usual. Those who were at the Feathers, in the Broad-
way, were interrupted by the appearance of a saner
amongst them, who was not pleased at their tains
all the me; it to themselves, and in very strong
gland
terms
contended that the Wooden Walls of Old En
promoted the glorious termination of the war, mere
than all the land forces who served under Lord Wel-
lington. An altercation ensued, which terminated
in the sailor challenging to fight any of them, whea
the challenge was accepted, and in a short time he
beat his adversary, and afterwards two others. The
soldiers it was said, fearful of his going off with
triumph, had shewn some foul play, and then the pus
of the sailor had been taken by the mob who col-
lected ; but the soldiers, who aft very numerous is
that part, soon collected in great numbers, and would
have done considerable mischief in the state of drun-
kenness in which they were, but for the measure
adopted by Mr. Fielding.

BIRTHS.
Thursday, in Bs.tWord Crescent, Exeter, the Lady of Psol
Measor, Eq. Pt st-llaster of that city, of a son.
Lat. ly, at Chatham, Mrs. Colly, wife of Captain cony, al 'lt
Royal Marines, of a son.
On the 7th inst. the Lady of R.W. Newman, En. Y.. P. of
Sandridge, of a daughter.
Tuesday, in Old Broad-street, the Lady of Alexander Gor-
don, Esq. of a son.
The Lady of the Rev. Chas. Alexander, of CLldon, ors son.

31All TURD.
July :15, at St. Lawrence Church, Thar:et, 3lr. Simko;
Principal Officer of his 31ajesvis Customs, Ramsgz.e, to Miss
• Mary Waters, of the same place, daughter of the late Doti
Francis Waters, R.N.
Sunday, at Northam, near Ridi.f.rd, Mr. R. E. Tyrrell, RS.
to ilia Sahnaii.
The 15th Inc:. at Lyme Regis, William Reynolds, Esq.
by
of the Admiralty Office.

DIED.
Yesterday =orating, the infant sou of Thortzs Newton, El+
of Warwick-square.
The 12th inst. at Barcelona, aged Se, after long and sere=
sufferings, Joseph Burn, Esq. of Orton-hall, Westmorlzed.
Tuesday se:might, Mr. Richard Roach, son of a reputable
farmer in the vicinity of Barnstaple. His death was occasioned
by his endeavouring to leap from wall to wall of the:churds-yard,
which he failed to do, and lighted on his chest

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