Star.
London, England, 1827-08-31 00:00:00

idARLDOROUGH-STRILET.

J. Jebb, Esq. fur merly a Captain of Dragoons, was charged with
endeavouring to provoke Colonel Ligon to fight a duel. The Colo.
nel stand, that as he was 1..1111 by Dukt.strett, St. Janus's, de. i

Pendant brandished alarge stick over his head, vying, 11„4
bs
goe.—he is no Gentleman,eati 4-will take terry OppOf umicy of w.
suiting him." • Defendant denied having a stick, but acknowkdvd
u•ing the language.
The q /, it appeared, originated in comequence of the Coked
presiding at a Court Martial, at which the defendant was tried.
Alt. Roe, after a few minutes' comitieration, said (bat be wood
require of Captain Jsbb his own recognizance, in ,2001. and two
'sureties hi mtg. each ;
_but instead of detaining Captain
.larb firtbe present be would allow hint to go, accompanied by the caw
Scofield, to procure bail, provided he would return before tat
Mice closed.
Captain Jebb—l am much obliged to you, Sir ; bet I fiar ap my
friends are out of town. You know, Mr. Roe, every body la 0„t
of town. Will persons of property residing in Worcestenbire be
accepted of ?
Mr. Bus said, certainly, bat they meet be present to rap into
the recognizance,.
'Captain Jebb was then about to retire with the nicer to go is
search of ball, but, unfortunately, u he opened the door, he repeated,
with strong additions, his former exciting language to Colonel
Lygun, son hearing which, Mr. Rua immediately called hint
back, andlaised the amount of bail to 2,000/. and ties of loom
each.
Before the closing tithe Office, Captain Jebli returned Immo
cupsful, and was asentnitted to prison foe want of ; but be dis.
patched a messenger into Worcestershire for two friends.
ihosig wan ee.exanslood, charpd with obtaining good. node
false pretences ; in addition to what has been already stated, it ap.
peered be and bin companion had obtained from air. Malnwariai,
of Bel Uon.streset, mew diamond ring and Pim; at Mr. %wise,
ousgeolswesclose, two diamond rings ; at Mr. James, asespluk:
a diamond brood'; and at Mr. Kemp's, Fewer,lsor,
words SO guineas, was miming after kis visit. The planer, who
stood at the bar totally Nacoocersed, was fully cusnmitted on l'n
Sires robbery, bat woo ordered to be brought up again mu
Thursday.

QUERN-SQUARE.
N-SQUA It&
For the last fortnight the neighbourhood of Little Cotlege.umt
'and Ward-street, sear Westminster Abbey, has been a seem ey
considerable tumult. worn( to the following eircurastanob—.l;
emoted from the statement of Mr. Thom,,, a solicitor, in Gray's
hialane, who made as application yesterday morning to G. w.
Ma SILIOTT' Esq. to grant him a peace Aker, that a numbers:
houses in those streets bad belonged originally to General Bari
but bad latterly come into the possession of C. N. Pannier,
the Member for Starey. The leases of the hones
;tired about a fortnight ago, sod the tenants had quirteLs.
The property was ineumbeted when it came into Mr. Palkan's
possession, who had paid of the mortgages, and was la pso
session of the title-deedi; bat a number of persons had wink
the late few days broken Into the houses, and forcibly kept mow.
Moo. He had been empowered by Mr. Pallmet to act as hive; „
and he now wished fora peace eider to eject the partlet in postmlie
Mr. Mass nose instantly granted the request ; and Woodbeny sad
Weak, two takers of this establithemlet, were dhpsiched ebb Mr,
Thomas, to take possession of the hawses. Some of these ampers
forcibly resisted, and it was no easy water to throw the funnel
into the street. A large mob of pecans collected, but the oaten
contrived teethe their object lenitives'/ay serious obstacle. That
perms wbo surrendered up vitt poetaidom were allowed a inn
days to remove their ruminant on & praimist to Tilt.
LA MIMITM•ff =ET.
A person bolding a responsible enemies in a twakierliewi ls
the City, was charged with asenelins his wife, and biding he
down mire. Damara lucid in charge firma, ami said the hi
was ecesmisemsd by the centemo at die gin betde, le Wadi fat&
oaring paisam she was atom vowel waded. Dereedaat's father
imadramitithis statemet, amid mid while he (Ms sea) was Waimea,
his ateewns at the biokinthwess. she was baud% bees vim
other awn I. bar bedichember. This the Lady warmly deand,
hat the Magistrate add be had heard enough, and disatamd
the ceimplaist.

Mesas raw wee charged with having maim three imam
&ids frees the shop of a pawnbroker. of 014-must-reed. A par.
ma es the either side of the street saw him take the handkerchief.,
took him hate moody, and fined the property is hie possessioo..-
In &hook he said he had been three days without food, and was
he west to the Relieviog Meer of Sboreditch, in place of siert
him relief, desired him to go end thionie.—Magistrate You should
set have taken such advise; If ycd bad come here, I would nave
compelled him to relieve you, but I must now commit you formal.
TOWN.HA LL
lases MON, a eon of Vulcan, was called upon to indemnify
the pariah et &. Olive, for the mauve of a aeloiature Steam d
himself. ekes Smith, who had the care of it, said that it was fully
completed es the 11th of Ifebniary hot, and the resemblance nee
sidesed eacellene. Dellandhot proposed to pay is. per week, tel
Ole weakd grebehigletweed, bed it am been that tie
hems of maniege heel beteiveMbited to St. Olaect's Church, al
allmerwatds withdrawn voider ekeenettencee disgraceful to the dr.
fradant, who was in consamesee &fledged to pay Ss. a week, sad
the existing arrears.

UNION-HA LL
Yesterday two young men, stated to be members of Caitlin*
University, were brought befogs the Sitting Magistrate, N.Swissr,
Req. fee exciting a riot and disturbance in Vauxhall Gardem se the
preceding night. Mr. Hughes, the conductor of the gardens, statefo
that as Monday night last one el the defendants rendered himself
extremely ithealve by Nanking a cigar ha the fotsodas at a time
when there were a vast number pf Ladies and Gentlemen stoma
leading. He was informed, in courteous terms, that smoking win
not permitted in the gardens, and was requested to extinguish the
lnsd
aritbe, me
however, refused to comply with the regulations, and
expelled the gardens,in consequence of the excessively nub
manner which be conducted himself while there. Oa Wednesday
night, however, the same yowl% Gentlemae, accompanied by a fencer
collegian, repeated his visit. They sows rendered themselves con-
spicuous by the manner in which they strutted about the walks;
their boisterous laughter, and nonsenskal behaviour, pattlo.latly to
many females, would have been overlooked, the company cote
cibdiog they had just broke through the trammels of a aemituty,
but the young Gentlemen were bent on a frolic, and to distinguith
themselves each began to smoke a cigar, and whited away in despre
of every remonstrance ea the part of Mr. Hughes. Finding threau
were of no avail, the dicers proceeded to divest them of the
which the two gownsmen struck- at them, right a"
airS, astrbOth of them being young fellows powwowed of consider.
able strength, as wen as science, in the art of bruising, managed to
knock down their assailants, whom they were described u having
struck at and kicked while lying on the ground. At leogth le cod
was pat to the Contest by escorting the college youths off re the cep.
when they remained during the night.--Mr. Hughes intimated
that be should be swished if the defendants made an apology fa
their conduct—The Magistrate ultimately held both the defeedaso
to bell to answer the charge at the Sessions.

Dovaz, Aoo. 29. The following curious robber/
was discovered to have taken place here this day. Oa
the arrival of the &vestige steam vessel, Capt4in Illp
wood, from Boulogne, the officers of the Customs pek•
tented a person of gentlemanly appearance, cue of the
passengers, whom they suspected of having contraband
goods secreted under his trowsers ; he was, therefore.
requested to return into the cabin of the vessel, w:iere
he underwent a search, and a bag of wild, supposed
about SOO sovereigns, was found fastened around the
lower part of his leg. He trembled much on being
seethed, but said he presumed that gold was not sob•
jest to a duty, and that be had secreted the money frog
fear of being himself robbed. He had not left the res'
sel many minutes before it was discovered that the bag,
bad been taken from a drawer in the vessel • and tho
immediate pursuit was made after the thief, he was sot
discovered.

METTIrd ED.
August IS, at Tlabery Church, Wiltshire, Lord Charles krecir
Churchill, to Etbeldred Catharine, daughter of John Nelsen, Es+
of Pyt-house, M.P. for the county.

DIED.
At Hastistp, on the Mb lest. the Hota.Odendo Btklgen'an'

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