Star.
London, England, 1828-06-07 00:00:00

TOWN-H ALL

Joseph Searing was charged with stealing a piece of carpetisg,the
property of Mr. Toile, in Snow's Fields. The robbery was tar•
mitten on the I I tit of last April, when the prisoner was stopped is
Joiner-street by-a constable, on suspicions with the cerpeting undo
his um, but after a desperate struggle effected his escape, and wig
seen no more until Saturday. when another officer took hint upa
London Bridge. He was fully committed.—Thernas Wady wa
also committed, for stealing a silk banderchief from the shop-slat
of a pawnbroker, in the High-Greet, Borough.
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LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS, JUNE 6.--(Before the
Rzcosoza, Sir C. Hanna, Aldermen WOOO, M.P. &owe, C.
Saint, and Sir J. &caw). Mr. Dixon, the solicitor for Henry
Cable, the proprietor of the Rose and Crown public-house, Qws
hithe, whose application for the renewal of his licence has excited
so much of public attention in consequence of the extraordinary
grounds of its refusal—the alleged poverty of the applicant,—
handed in the renewal of license, as ordered to be completed by
this adjournment at the lest sitting of the Court. The license ens
signed by Sir CLAUDIUS HUDISR and Mr. Alderman Nowa, sad
Cable withdrew in apparent gratitude.
Mr. PHILLIPS, on behalf of Mr. J. Davis, Proprietor of the Ne•
England Coffee-house, appeared, to consent to the discharge of
Eliza Watson, the young woman who attempted some time star
to shoot him. She bad been twelve months in custody, and vo
now sorry for her conduct, and would not renew it : under thia
ciicurnstances he did not object to bet discharge, on enterunt Itin
her recognizance,. This was accordingly done, and the unions-

nate woman waa discharged.
Saturday morning last, about two o'clock, the family
of Dr. Almost; were alarmed by hearing footsteps at the back d
the house, at Three Mile Cross. near Reading. The Doctor im-
mediately arose, and having armed himself with a stick, went ovt,
when he discovered a press, containing books, in the akove in de
garden, had been broken open, and fourteen books removed. tat
thief had also taken some provisions out of the pantry, but, brill
disturbed made off, taking only a few carpenter's tools.
batelligeoce has been received from Russia, that srl
experimental coining of platina hay taken place Int the
government. The new currency is to be issued at the
rate of 22 shillings per ounce—in round numbers ,ibotte
four times the value of silver, and about 1-4th the va.
hue of gold. It is stated that platina will not 0311
with any other metal; it cannot, therefore, be &bawd'
The quantity of platina in England is very sruAll; the
value is about a guinea and a half per ounce.
Accounts from Java to the Ist of February stater 1.04
the Dutch troops have been successful in several en'
gagements with the natives. General Hccrvsstas hie
clearer; away all the insurgents on the east coast: two
more vessels have been burnt.
There is no truth in the numerous reports in chi'
lation respecting the period of the intended visit te
Ireland of his Royal Highness the LORD flivu 0:1
MIRAL. A letter has been received from his KO'
Highness, stating that he had not abandoned the ides
of visiting Ireland, -but that he should not be eleabk.
to do so before the end of July, and that he would gin
early notice of his resolution to do so.—DabliteEeelleq,
Post.

BIRTH.
June 3, in Grosvenor-pboe, the Lady of William Seville/ 4
daugliter.

WEIL
In Be!grave-place, on the 231 Ult. Job, Itoungcst and brisoil
n of Allan Cunningham, Esq.

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