Star.
London, England, 1827-11-09 00:00:00

tasty at bis behavioal; and Wt thaltattia in a at

jealousy.
The Jetty acquitted the defendant Of the assault with
intent, &e. but found him Galt, of a common assault.
The CHAIRMAN sentenced Inns to slay a fine of 20i.,
with liberty to speak to the prosecutrix.

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

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GUILDHALL
Mr. Reeve, the pawnbroker, appeared before b* an
WOOD yesterday, upon a setend: inteentathe hied atphaltby
Thomas Brown, of Stewart's-rem, Oreet•W94setleiClabootet,
for taking more than the legal interest upeetkpledge. Mr. MUM
attended for the defendant.
laizabeth Watts, of Moor'siard, Old 'Mb-street, deviled .that
she pledged a cost at the defendant's fur Ss. on the Sib of Sept.
sod redeemed it on the following dayreben she wu chaired
for interest.
Mr. Brown having put the usual questions, to 'thew that Mr.
Reeve was a pawnbroker at the place stated in the infermation,
observed that Mr. Reeve bad taken Mutest at the rut 1110 per
cent. He was entitled only to three farthings On aanof SO Pd.
fur a less term than one month.
hir. Harmer first objected, that the words " the pest last moo.
tioned," referring to a description "on Snowhill, in the perish of 4
St. Sepulchre, in the ward' of Farringdon Within. In the Chi of
London, ' could be applied only to the " City of Loudon." end oat
to SomeltilL Three places were mentioned. and tin place last.
mentioned was the City. Mr. Alderman Wood, however, deeded
th it the several places named formed but one description, which
would be referred to with sufficient 'certainty by the words land.
Mr. Harmer Men put a great many questions, to curate Irons the
female that she had an interest in obtaining a ceeviellon, bet- he
failed upon this ground. He next •oliecte4 that the infeweatioa
stated the pledge was made in the name of “ Ants Watts," whereas
it was actually-made in 'the name of " *site," according to
the duplicate, and" A. Watts," according to the menterpart.
Alderthan Wode,rondet the advice of the Clerks, decided
that Mb was a fatal objection. The informer bad corrected the
pawnbroker's error in spelling, instead ef giving a facsimile.

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Yesterday morning, the individual, named.Merthi, who-reyem
seined hhinself to be Mr. Spring Rice, the Under SealtiMe et
State, and had imposed upon Messrs. Gallway, the wiseiriab
len in Irish whiaky, in York-street, Coveht-garden (the paten-
lan of which we gave in yesterday's paper), was brought egalerb►
fere the Magistrates for final examisation. The eekieneesslnes en
the preceding day was read over.
Stevens, the officer, said he bail made inquiries at the
of the prisoner, and he had discovered that the primer had
there, No. 7, Titchkelti.straet, Ragommeeet, for above six
Ile had heroin the West Indies, and had married the widow.
an officer.
Sir Rsceaan BtaMe—Do you know who the prisoaer really Is?
Witness.— Yes ; he is the nephcwof Colonel Martin.
Sir RJC111•110 Bialat+%•Whitt-theillelphtM of Mr. Mat till, fon
*ugly M. l'. for Galway ? Stevens—=We, Sir.
Mr. Haus—Prisoner, this conduct of yours must have been the
iiirect of extreme folly, if not oriometbias worts; and you=
bail to answer any charge 'the prosemiters may prefer .
you at;the Sessions, you:telt Maltose's of 40f. end two suredisli
SOL each. The prisoner, not be4provided with Imil,was locked up.
Sir R. Baum charged the popeof the White Horse Inn, Fetter.
lane, v ith charging and receiving more than he VMS entitled to, for
„Ihrdelivety of -a parte on Sunday week.
Sir Rimless stated, that ou the day in question, he received a
basket of game as a present from a Noble Lord, a friend of his
who was sporting in tfisi.epostry. A Jeerer which he received,
previously advertising him of die present, stated that the basket con-
tained two her* two pheasants, and four partridges..oa the basket
hay moped, to hit great surmise, *ay oae hare was found therein.
;IFIIIet delivered the ticket, charging ea. ed. for the carriage
omitting ter state what JIM was charged for the car.
tieset=tat for porterage. .
• ais 4.e mad that he had 'my bill if the White
Hers; indefee even of ta. was kg
tesid that the sum of yea Awed fee porterage,
aad Aracitied• •
e paid thempit=impegliqm. an the de&
xoset a parcel, mei practised an the
and It was aterelgegmahlikipeigde he resisted the
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71r porter, la lb defroetArk .chorged
thin 'what his empkiyenthad
• Baum said, that sus
ha Hr. Ha
Itakii the toe into his embeds* and decide upon it.
HALLS referred tatidaiAct of Pasilassem, and found that
the olliceitespees only were &Me for the orerchargs and not the
Ing,o4:ltiontiewwee !mad against the efacebeeper of the
. The Pewter was discharged.
,;:••• IIikTTOHO,9IRDZIR. •
VOgialieg, the keeper ofseoLFee,iettee at Ghpatigaorjat, isvegbt
op zee reAsantiestion, Nader the figiewiagekarrariaieee—
Saturday evenitsg, a man. opmeed Will. Parke, yeetioto Davie,
shop and behaved very disorderly.- Be(Davis) mitered it-aimed
Mni out of the dour. Clarke% being, hatol4ol4~,ll.clib."
gone, and frac(oredists skull. Hewes '
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Hospital, where he now lies ismaimigwrosta K
kir. Sergeant, §Eau.ou aald he *amid not go
of the easeuntit ft vets eenilled'fhtt Clarke was la 4'
danger; si,fo the event of his dying, the chute aganst elk "Wine
would assunte4 mace sed'ons diaraeoei. bbs aboald therefore se.
MIMI Dina until Tuesday.