Star.
London, England, 1826-08-02 00:00:00

! The tailor said, Ise wished to be ea of tls! 'roman ;
SOU with his wife, wheri he married her. and he stated that sire
was to have 5001. more as soon as her mother died. Under thew
circumstances, he lodinated that he thotight himself justified is
seeking compensation. He told He. Heaphy there most be a di-
vorce, which he ought to pay for, as be had been the cause of it....
" He," said the tailor, " wished nu to being an action, but it is of
no use your bringing an action, becahse I am going to sell al my
property, mod leave the country; so you will Lose your *erica. L
went to my attorney, who advised me ter spirit up if I ecisCal."
The-Lotto bistro's—From the tinislyen madeslutdisemery.
did You give your wife swears, to sumer you knew ofirenintlduct
The defendant—No, no; I cant am to do thel ye I wanted
to catch them—(Laughter.)
The Lou' Alsvoa said, he had hosed aseatiorrof--btrAlethy'v
name, and bad no doubt be was respectable; but this action was
not respectable--to be (wild in criminal correspondence with a
married Wallkill was not respectable in any ntro. •
Mr. Heaphy—l could mot seta that ibe was mattietl. Really,
my Lord, there is ea cello' what women are 1111flirdiAld•tilatl
no more reason to kilo* that she was married than I have wick
respect to any female now present.
'the Loan MAYOR—It is impos.ible according to the antimony
of the servant girl, but that you should know she was married.
The defendant—He is married himself, my Lord; be bas not
loam married a yobng woman with_a large fortufie: you should
have seen hew pale he turned when I drat meationel the thing to
hint, foe fear his first wife should hear of it.

The LORD Marna (to Mr. kleaphy, in great surprhe)—What,
Sir, are you really married ?
Aft Ifeaphy-1 am, my Lord.
Tha Loaa MaVon—Oh, shameful! shameful!

ldr. Davis—My Lord, there can be little doubt that the whole
is a conspiracy between the husband and wife to extort money.--
This virtuous woman, my Lord; laid hold of him as be was r.-
turning home £O.l state of intoxications
The Limn 3Lavoa made no further remark, but discharged the
prisoner from custody, on His promising not to interfere with Mr.
Ueaphy again in the same manner. Ai he was leaving the bar.
he exclaimed, looking at Mr. Heaphy.." Ili have a torn Wish Tod
in another way."
The Loan Mayon recalled him, whin hi explained that he
nseanttO reek hi, remedy by Ide action.
The case was then dismissed.
• GUILDHALL '

Roberts, the printer, in SlaostAsne,opipeand to answer several
Informations filed against him at the instate.* of -Mr. Alderman
Wood, for printing some sqtalbs against him. without siCsing the
name and place orabode of ebb printer, during the late Election for
the City.
• Mr. Homphren for the defeOdant, took some Objections to the
form of the information, which' were combated by the City Soli-
citor, on the part of Alderman Wood, and eventually over-ruled.
•Mr. Alderman Wows said, as the Press had taken some Stettin
with him upon this tittbject, he wished so remark, that the postpone-
ments had 2riginated with the dessdamt; and that the defendant
has! at first, like an honest mane pooled; *Ore up the mime ce
the author, but he afterwards email. thestebengll he knew Ms per-
son, he could not tell his name, norwhece he was to be found. He
went so far as to offer to swear to *OW astertinus ; but when the
sflidiorit. to that effect was prepared by hie own &licher.
dialed to be, sworn. He (Merman. Wood),. however, had an
alidevk of oae of the defendant's workmen, who actually disclosed
the name of the author ; and it was net. therefore.. so much Whet
at that name that be pressed these proceedings, este draw the isliris
e•of It froth the defendant libuselC -
'ice City City Solicitor then called &tow. the 13eadle, of Lndtgate-
street, who deposed that he found the bill be produced on'-Juha
Hill. John Hill said, he applied for work as a pressman, At the
defendant's, on the 16th of June. and was set to print i number of
the bills in,question, and to disperse them,, in doing which he was
apprehended by Snow. Mr. Humphreys cross-ezaminedlle wit..
nitut,,and argued against the conviethans hue Mr. Aldermats.finstor
bell the offence to be clearly proved. Mr. Alderman Wood
pressed that the highest penalty might be inSicted, because it waled
not, be knew, come out of the defendant's pocket. Mr. Alderman
&resist, however, said, he should treat the case as if it were to
come out of his pocket, and fined him in the lowest penalty, St.—
The defendant was tier asked by the City Solicitor if be wirshlthee,
givi up the name of the author. He replied he could not; and
after some desultury_cosiversatiett, in which it was birsted that as
many Penalties would be sued fat as tielaw.allews; the hearing of
the informations already filed was postponed needle. •

• BO W-STRZET, • •
Jobs Siam, a pianoforte tuner, was brought front St. Mardis
watch-house, before the. sitting Magistrate, Sir Melton. Sams.
dialled 1)7 akaPealas waselimass with iietlifbblp animater of
paeans In St. blartimie4aort, kbeekkei at their deers and fluent
iha Ulla as he 'wad elm. • ram elm noonnveen of Slrepaseljk ap-
peared. that he ;tad just concleded calling ° post Ars o'cloFk," sad
WAS returidag to his hoz, whim he met Ike defendant, who' reeled Or
him Without saying a word • Ism seartely bad he passed the foot-
*leant before he commenced making the disturbance witilethiet
he now steed charged. He accordingly took knit tato embody
Scans accounted for bitconduct by stating, that at the tintelte wags
intoxicated with joy (" anti probably with something ebe,"ohserved
the Magistrate) no account of the return of a fellow workmku of his
to his disconsolate family, which for the last three weeks he had de-
serted. He was invited, be observed, to spend the evening whit
die,tatally, who were celebrating this person's return, and probabil
be might have taken one glass too muck, but be denied being *oak.
Sir 'imitate Mama then told him be might return and amine
himself with strumming as many piano/anises he pleased, provided
be paid the penalty. Is. fee halls, been drunk; which not beimg
able so do. he was placed seder the surveillance of Ford, whoosh
him to a lock-up-roan, there to eosin till the fine was paid.

TOWN.HALL.
Jahn Bezall. the driver and proprietor of the Accommodation
Civics= mach, appeared to an irdonnation, lodged by Thomas
Robert Morley, for carrying one outside passenger more than al
lowed by the statute. The we was preyed by R. fittnift; lbs in-
fannies witness; and the Excess sown to have been Cid"
who has maading upon the fon springs.—The Ablvflonnylikk es-
pressing his ssmatabtagat that after so Many convirdasts for the
same offence the defendant should bare pershild' Inglited t.
othipted penalty of U. and costs Ca 6d. which vim paid.

VItNNA, JULY lB.—The statement that t Duke
Fraatxa>to of Saxe Coburg Saalield will take the ale d Ughati• is
eontequenee of the death of Prince Conway, Is ?goaded se a asiitake
At the Sussex Assizes, an action was brought against
Auouarui BzucaLiT! Esq. by a gentleman farmer.
named Manus, residing near Chichester, for entering
a close and killing a terrier dog, the property of plain-
tiff. The Jury found a verdict, carrying 20s. damages
for the dog, and is. for the trespass.
KNOWLIIDOE OF VII WORLD.--A lice- Professor at
Cambridge, who had been the senior wrangler of his
year, on being asked a few days after he bad • obtelskoil
that honour', if he was going to town, replied, 10 thit he
should defer his journey thither for a fortnight,- at be
should not like to appear in London till the affair bad
blown over a littler

BIRTHS. .
• Tuesday, in Upper Wimp,le4trert, Ladi Amelia anplain Bop*,
et a daughter.
Widaesday, in Soutberplispplace, Ryser, &trip C?iyel Jetties
Nichol, of a datoghter. 4 ,

MARRIED.
Yesterday, Sr Edward Moitya. Bart. of Tahoe. North Wales.
to Constant's Slaughter, of Furze Hall;', &Ka, third daughter of -
the late Heary Slaughter, Esq. and Dowager Vijounteis Montague,

Saturday ee'unisbt, at het house
la her Nth year, Lady Nary Sul
En. of Drat'.

i Dar, York,
les Stapleton,

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