Star.
London, England, 1828-09-26 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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• TatitaiV astern* /w*ek y Barry.
ineti4wresoarrkid to.this Ogee lathe ettisOT two Whiet•keitters,
ter face and person coveted with blood, and apparently to a dying
istate; Sir Banana Bianindirected that she should be conveyed to
the waiting-mom, and that surgical -assistaime should be immo.
dfatelysiena for. A surgeon soon after arrived, who having droned
her wound, stated that the butt was net of a dangerous descriptioh;
enquiry waschen kietkuted act° elsOcauie of tbefracas in which it
*as but ton evident her Ladyship had been concerned, when it was
ascertains-4 that a puhlican Gaped Clint, who keeps the Slue Boar,
• Leopacre, had issaiiked the wretched woman, by repeatedly sulk-
ing her upon the head wish a constable's suf. Ford the gaoler was
inathedistely dispatched to take taint into custody, sod bring his*
.before the Magistrates. He found hint in his bar sod having' told
hint the object of his visit, requested Yin:to go quietly to the once..
Clint, however. refused to stir, unless Foul Would 'prod** a War.
rant, adding, that he cared as lade for thellagiitrate as 1.4 Peed
himself. The latter launediately.sprung agrees the counter into the
bar, asyl seising Clint by the collar, never leosened.bis hoid.ustil
Lhe brought his prisoner before the Magistrates. Several witnesses
were then examined touching the assault, when it appeared that the'
*fortunate woman, who bad only the day beftwe be* 'rZleased
.fruits Tothill.Welds prison, was proceeding. threugk. Long Acre,
Shen she was isserounded by a number of boys, who began to
annoy and call her names. She happened to make a stand opposite
so the Blue Boar, when• Clint, armed with a con stably a ftafr„rata
out, swearing he. would 0-brain" her. if she did not thimediately
too* on. The wretched woman beings. usualitiebriated, returned
the rough usage of the landlord by Aingiren shoe which she held at
the-tap room window—a mode of watfarelogia she has carried
os with the most unrelenting vigour against ilnise publicans who
bad katipened to offend her. Clint instantly felled her to the grOund
while blow of the staff. He then repeated the stroke twice, and,
left her bathed in bleed up* the pavement; la which state she was
conveyed to Bow.street.
sir IL Drams' observed that the defendant's conduct was most
scandalous.

Clint repUed, that the tfehaviour of the woman was outrageous
In the extreme, and, In the heat of passion, he acknowledged that
be had struck her.
114 Illaglents obiereed, that no proiseation could have Mr.
nuted an attack of such a savage description Upon a wretched

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CNac side Min Mat Mat endeavoured to remove the woman-I
quictly. •. .V...
Sk RialLa'se-,1114,81e," an the witaesies denkie *St* 144
bevel/one quietly away it you had not irritated her. Bad as Art
anfortmorte being undoubtedly is, an detraffi like this canotste
unnoticed. You must Sod bail.
Joseph Smith, late coachman to Lady Greeley, who was
with being one of the conspirators against the liberty of brr •
'Ship; is tine nuinth of August last, and for Which' ho was comae
lo the Houk of.eorrection in default of ball, imilled 'to Siege'
.onotin for assistance to recover 491. die to hint fee wages. -Ha
assured. Sir A. Rinsietleat betook gape( whateser with thiamildb
*mots in the row. • Her Liifyilsip had thouglaiiiropeftentovi
the proceedings into the Court of /Diet flettchciinceivingliest
bre:tett/ that bar servants would not have thennenkto iniattliker
the expenses; particularly as thrfosere hot•pald *dleiimages.
• 1111; said, he was sorry ho torrid siot &gird him ani
jassietaacettlio would advise hint to .
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.• ' MARLBORO.GOH-ATRICRt •• • ••••
o fraliart Cray, a wretched lotiking manonas charged Njdt frapi
ml Saturday evening, wane to ihe'llause ot$IrliOon;
„Disorf, Upper. Brook-street, with' 'a large hadd-bilket; he
said vontairbed game, addressed to Sir Nome. Titisbutler intioift4
whence he brought it ? aald the prisoner said iciest sent. from tho.
three. Cotisr,Aldgate; where it arrived frientki.minotry that ithet•C
.• and demanded the so& of* 44. 3d. for carnage' and porterage:,
which thebotke epeld him. After he waSgene 'airirorireds:st wal
the balite; conteined. soma large stones, and theretinvp •
Iholirlooker and gave him into custody. U. pleaded- dipthess.--;
He was-committed for trial. .
11ARY.LA-BONNIL *I
RATRIS SCRICIOVL-rA yawn'. mats, named David Wood. Mu',
* arillf; Ini,,,t•Gintlewan named •Itarham, es:hiding in Upier Raker.l
"gnarl. oaret•with attempting tai Vkitte;one of tie w-
ept vrtual„Me. Mahan mated; win wrung lobate Of calk
X*rable- pemopal•chetnti. z•• •• • - • • •
mearret,that after Mr. -Barham had retired to rest on NM.
I:1141U habeas alarteted,st nearing ah tonisuit noise. Mid iti.T-1
Imo -passage.ho•sa* the defendant ctheidag along Mel
mimeos, almost in the reet of °parlor the door' f the servant's
apartment, and •haviog-oil neither hat, coati roe:iiites. The defen.
dant bad sealed t high wall and mounted a chum twelve feet high,
to pin admission into the premises.. , •
•• - Woodfin answer to-the charge, said,-that he had'earted the
yang girl in qtr ing's fir leo years • and it was his lwrarlibltrac-
tine.to bidiutt•,adint every evening 'Wale be letiredtliost. On
Monday night site appeared 'rather fanciful' and "Mt or Alper.'
and refused IR relpen his salutation, which preyed so illuditsiod his
hilid that lie .cq4„got,antipooe himself to steep, and therefore en-
tered Mr. Bailtait's dwelling to 'further so opportoditi to Stade
for bee triolerine.towards bin, in the early part of the evening. •
explanatitio, tie Magistrate eapreesed kitbag
that Wood bad no felsoloos blondes in sprats:king dog eseeemee
bodment, 404 therefol
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QIIEEN4QUAR/Li --* • ••
Yesteeday,looll later the 'Wing 11agiatraft.(W. A. A..Willen.
Hat).ltad taken bib treat ad the Bench, Copal' Miemenie, of the
Regiment of .Foot Guards, entered .thd diet, and addressing
M... Whits, said bo wax &remelt to make iii4oldry.wbother a report
Abkb had appealed in some of the daily Journals of Wedneaday
last, cospectiog some Natio& in the -Park assaulting' two Iteliales,
wail correct? •
Mr. Wan,re then aniseed the clerk to be called in, who Mid the
over, width were the aim in subiutock•es applied lit
644:n. • .
agoe—Bot, Sir, you did not- recetee weliblaiir
at • •
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Wive--Certainly not ; they were ths party complained:
sdulase- ,
captain Montague—l attended at the dike with the isidiento
aialte•a' eltriiie against the females for obstructing nankin dloom•
kudos of heir duty. • .
Wirns--Then,Eir,lf foe Sad idr charge to iota. Ili, vb.
• •
should nottlanre pie away. •
Captain lifootaeue—You told me, Sir, there wasito "Malin fie
'my waiting... •
. Mrs Waters—Beesuss.tho charge Was agahist the soldier!, and
'not.assines the- wonten: You could hale vi-alted if you chain.
• Captain Alontague—The newspapers amen that vie said, ••• Yoi
did out consider the Park under tit?* cositemil tit the Military ;" Is
:thif comet? • • • • •• • ' . '
•Mr. Writs—l hope, Captain ilentagife, you do Co not ital Pm
• .
44-114 purpose of quarrelling with me? • •
a Montague--Oh 110 i not at all; I only'imint the roper
splatothe...
• Mr. Worre—You have heard toed epodebbise rent. 4f
Captain Montague—Ana I to anderstatut•thilit Mt:Emilio :in-,
meeting my question? t.
Mr. Waste.l do not consider, Captairf Miputigoe :that lon
eon), here In a peeper temper to ask the vodka
Captain Montague-. Theo, fik, 4' am Id olindlistitte:you
aosweriug the question: Hens h a newspaper elistlieldt 'the &At-
tie°. [Captain Montague here produced a newspaper cantaltilag
ths, repurt.] , •
Mr. Wanes—When I answer the question, I shall commuldiati'
it,through another chaotic!, • . -
Captain Montagee-pThen you refuse to safweitne the gentian?
Mr. Wows—Certainly.
Captain Montagne then left the office:,
HArro N-G Ait DEN.
Daniel Ifograth, a young man of about 22 years of age, a native
of Cmlow, in Ireland, was brought up In custody of Brundley and•
lAsithrii, two of the Bow-strert patrol, charged witk being a dem.
-the '4i si. Regiment of • Foot, now lying at Dover. . .
patrol stilted that they met the prisoner betvtecafine an 4
fwei o'clock that morning at Holloway, on the road to Liverpook'
Mid perceiving that he wore the drill-jacket of odor illst Ireginient,
umnected.klatto be a deserter, and questioned Id, about it. did
-ant hesitate In replying that he was; that be had left his regiment
*oat finimOnths, and had been some daft Lotidone
When*. was brought before the 'Magfelektii he appeared to le.:
0 ereately,sato, and most unwilling to glitriany amount of Ma-
silb In tut, be seemed to be a feels but yfhether natural oro-,
solaeAli was impossible ckarly to discern. likpial sedated nibs
pokes tothe Warta/lee to learn whether theYottuld lite pay Wee-
, station of him there, but they knew nothinewhatever abet* Sign:
.He •was then brought . Isaa."agabb,•befote :Maglaeltintebotho
areaefty.eessnitied him, but found. Atim, .till .in the same solicit, ln•
imitinnalcative, and obstituiteistriod. . , •
AMiemarate description of hisliets66—efas• tak*.
,and; M •was
clejaitted to prison. • "
WORSHIP-STREET.
Yesterday Airs Smith was fully committed to Newgate, for rob-
bing, at bee lodgings, Thuntas Dyke, of his parse, which contained
two senweigns, and a pound in silver. He called the assistance of
Glees, anoilker, who got the puree, wlth•l7s. id. under the bed.
HI beard Ai rumbling none in the prisoner's mdlstb, and was quite
sativiled sbe swallowed the sovereigns.
Buootaay.—Charts ,Ledge was fully committed to:Newpte. un-
der the naming circumstances: It appeared that the house of
Mr. I•Clean,a potato* facfor,in Spitallieldanurket, b4d been en-
erred, and eight pounds In silver, a few striereigis aid Si. 14: la I