Star.
London, England, 1828-10-31 00:00:00

MA RV-LA-RAN NW.

Sarah Harper, servant to Daniel Watkins Ea* 21, George.street,
Portman.quare, was charged with embezzlement and forgery. She
had misapplied U. 4s. 11 id. given to her on the 11th of the present
month, by her mistress, for the purpose of paying a bill for cheese,
butter, &c. owing to a Mr. Shutt kworth, and that she had pro-
duces' a fictitious receipt for the same..—Sbe was conimitted to
Newgate fur trial.
Daniel Hogarat Odell was charged with rektor. The prisoner
held a situation in the warehouse ot Mr. lienjansin Merriman Ni,.,
upholsterer, 11.•ruers street, Oxford-4~s Some days ago he re-
ceived six a. notes and twenty soversignson account of Mr. Nias,
and they were deposited together in an unlocked desk; the trove.
reigns were atterwards.missed, and as it was stated that no one
could have had access to them but the prisoner, and that he became
possessed of money at that time, to answer demands which before
existed, be was committed fur trial.

QUENN—SQUARE.
Mr. Pratt, of Palgwa►e-road, was summoned for refusing to-pay
John Priest. the .driver of the hackney coach,' No. 1,172 the full
amount of his fare. A new minutes before twelve o'clock at night,
oq the 16th of October, he was engaged by the defendant to go
from Portland-street to Hales-place. when he gave him es. for Ina
fare, and a dulling for himself. Witness told Mm his fare was
31. Bd. as he was entitled to la 64. back carriage. The defendant
then asked him to gin him back the 3s. which bedid; and he then
gave him 25. and told him to go about his business. Tlie distance
was many yards more than the coachman bad charged for.—Mr.
Pratt was then ordered to pay the fare is. 64. and 22a. costs.
Jane Prior, the unfortunate girl whose C4ll* was mentioned yesters
day, was brought from St. Margaret's Workhouse by the beadle,
lin order to be passed to her parish. It appeared on examination'
that she bad gained a settlement in Mary-la-bonne parish, having
lived fur timer's months with a family in Soutb.street, Manchester.'
square. She was acconlingly passed to that parish.

HATTON GARDEN.
Eliza Lejfiy, a girl of about 14 years old, was yesterday fully
committed, charged with robbing her employer, Jane Tube, of
property to the amount of upwards of three pounds.
Information was giien of a daring burglary eatunkted early yes-
, terday morning at Upton; but the exaunination was strictly pri-
vate, in order that nothing should frustrate the tads of justice.—
Waddington, an °Mar of, this establishment, has been sent down
to inspect the premises.
WORSHIP -STREET.
Yesterday George and William Panther, weavers, were charged
with stealing ter yards of silk, the property of Thomas Green.
On Wednesday afternoon the place was broken into, saddle work
stolen in Abe absence of the defendant George, but there was no
appearance of any violent entry.—The defendants were remanded.
TOWN—HALL
Henry While was charged by Mary hiscarthy, with an assault
and gross outrage on her person. The prosecurrix stated, that she
was walking with sae of her companions, near Dog and Year Yard,
in Tooley• strati, whet' thegsoner sod another came behind them,
and took most unwarranta liberties. At length be so far violated
public decency. as to draw ket clothes completely over Isar head.
The watch took him into custody, but not kafore he bad kkked
and struck bey a severe blow on the back et the head.-The
prisoner was brkl to bail. •
UNION HALL.
bouseA man named Reword
ar wase byought up from St. Saviour's watch.
res rim following chg—
Mr. Wright. landlord of the George the Fourth. on the South.
rwark.bridge-road, stated, that oo the preceding night, after having
dosed his bouseche peoceedesi.up stairs to his chamber, and was
astonished, on walking up to his bed aide, to find it occupied by a
:stranger, s‘lni was fatt asleep. On looking round the tram, be also
observed the garmeots of the intruder, and by them ascertained'
that he must be a working man of some nneription or another, fur
.amongst Ahem was an apron, such as fisbnitrogets wear, end the

pet feme he Mailed teem that portion of the elpenspeo
convinced hint be belonged to that trade. Us minoldhat=
that be bad some difficulty in •aroodng the sleeper,
awalted;Nnread ut thinks, any contrition for getting bphiees7lL
sheets without the concurrence of the owner, and is a mml44
wanner. became exessaively abusive, swearing that be bad
as thka
right there as any body else. and declaring that be would net "
one' sitch a hitter cold night, unless he was compelled by rott-'
Under them circumstances, the landlord was ender Ike aftecivi:i
calling his servants to his assistance,. and with their aid %id,.
fondant was bundled out of bed down stairs into the tar-roast,
his clothes sent alter him, slid IV al 'then given. in dingy, nide hi
,
to the watchhouse.
Citailidag—Dn you believe he concealed himself io me
bed roan for the *sr of committing a felony ?
Complai I cannot say for what purpose be took
of my bed. blot I should.he rather inclined to believe, frock vilcssrd
have heard this Month's; that be bent therein a mistake.
MO. Coaumettat—l ass also decidedly of agile% dimity bah.
felonies. intention ; for if he had, he would set beesonephi
himself and got into your bed.
The blagistrate then inquired whether the defendant ha/ it
tipsy in the house on' the precedlog night?
The reply was, that he bad only a single OM of porter ' la dhi„,-
room, and that during the temporary Aiello of die girl wis-11,
tended the room, the defendant dhappearedt and it was etralsohi
that he had left the house altogether. A candle and cantyagg
"Were also mimed froenthe room, and they were at first empsood"
have been taken away by the defendant, but they were sidiseisho
found in the room where he had gone to bed.
Hall, the chief constable, said be could eaplaio the allehho
circumstances attending the case. The defendant. he said, he
.honest industrious man, whom be had known foe many yeah Os
the night in question, be had partaken too freely of litter ~,k
some of his acquaintances, and on his return home happened le
call in at the George IV. white he fell asleep with hie bead oath
table. On awakening out of the slumber, very little retre.bsdbq
the dose, and conceiving himself to heat bow, he very &Abash.
took the undyed thif enbk, walked up stairs, and having eshhi
the drat bedrooms he cones en. undressed himself and got lets he.,
Hal affilli4 diet holm esseisesd the man did not knew witch
was abase at Online.

The dsibwiont, Is babod nay sheepish after the night's*
venter*, eased It to hone ar orison from 0 a drop too wad"
He was song kw what hod @scarred, and begged the isadheg,
pardon ter weft into his bed.
Mr. Wright said, that be was satisfied with the spoingy.
Mr. enema's—Then if you are satiadeds I am sure I au da
owe ; hat the saw be discharged.
'The ishonenger made a low obeisance, saying, that it en the
lint tense he bad ever been in meted y. and hoped it would be the lot,