Star.
London, England, 1827-07-05 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

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BOW-STREET.

WAIL AMID tutu Tai oss.—Yesterday six journeymen tailors,
most of them without employment, all of them Irishmen, lately
imported from Cork and Kerry, were brought to this Wks,
charged with committing a number of desperate assaults upon coo
stables and others, and with acting in the most violent msoner. It
appears that hundreds of journeymen tailors, and many of them
recent imports from the Sister Kingdom, us in the habit of fro.
(piquing different houses of call dolly, where they receive ammo-
nications from different masters who west the assistance of m
additional hand. There are two rival house of milk, owe ler the
"flints"—men who will not work audit peke I sod she oder for
the " dungs"—who work under the trade peke. Ope of deer
houses is situate in- Bear-street, Leierster-easero, the sip of do
King's Head; and the other is the Rabin Hood, kielheeenie wag&
bourhood. From twenty to thirty journeymen team were so
Tuesday night at the King's Head, when an equal number came
from the rival house, and forced themselves into the King's Head,
whets each party, " dungy" and flints," set themselves in battle
array, and fought like—tailors. They polled each other's noses
kicked each other's shins, tore each other's garments, and banged
up each other's eyes. Screaming, hooting, and crass of murder,
with calls for assistance, raised the whole neighbourhood; and two
constables who had the courage to eater the house, soon repented
of their temerity, for they had no sooner set foot on the stairs,
than they were saluted with two kettles of boiling water—were
beaten, and their staves taken from them. Nbton's party of flow.
street patrole were informed that murder was being committed,
and they entered the house with drawn cutlasses, and at that tine
the battle was at Its height.
Sir Ricaaan BIONDI asked the patrol to describe the fight?—
The patrol said, there were desist tweety•four in a few, and thug
were engaged man to man.
Sir %cumin EisatmeYiet am tailor to tailor, and twisty.
fourl tailorsrizo ofn awramene—JeLewd.dasusia- broglcait.7).aud
were
captured
aid
taken to thewatch-hosia.

Sir &MUSD Brawn inked the prisoners what they had to say
in defence of such desperate conduct?—They denied they were
concerned in the array, but they were all identified, and was
o►dered to find beiL

Johts'Atesfsaid, a sturdy little fellow, a coach porter, was placed at
the bar, charged with having threatened to split his wife's skollwith
for of a child's carriage, which was produced.
jun. one of the pat;e4stated that he was sent for to lean
Ski prisoner, who 'was behaving in a very outrageous manlier to.
wards his wife, at their losiginp.' •At the roman when he aimed
the room the prisoner was in the Kt •of throwing the pole &this
wife, ameba would have done her serious injury, had they not se-
cured him In time.' He was so violent that they were obliged to
handcuff him, or they could not have got him to the office.
The wife hesitated for some time to be sworn, till bee hashooll
wbit was foaming with rage at being placed at the bar m hke ski"
smite said, commanded her, upon the obedience shamed to bison
lilt wife, to take the'oath and state every thing she knew.
She thei stated that her husband bad been drinking, and that
had caused him to behave as he bad dope, she supposed; for when
be was sober be was a good husband.
She did sot seem to wish to press the charge apitist him; bet the
officer and the man who assisted Ishii to take the prisoner described
his beha-iour as having been so violent, that Mr. MISIIMULL ordered
him to- find bail.
This so enraged him, that be wept with anger, and tried toresdt
the officer from the bar where he stood ; but not being able to elect
this, he vociferated, addressing the blagiatrate—.. Your Worship,
kt me COMe at him! If you'll let sae come at him, bet you a
guinea—no, I won't--but I'll bet you Ave shillings that I lick him!
—l'd lick him like a.cock 1-11-11 me if I could's% wap him!"
His Worship, howeverolectiood taking the bet, and John So-
Sold was locked up.

MARL BO ROU H-STREET.
Robert Roberts, alias Edwards, wits charged with having tilled a
person of the name of Hutchinson, called Fighting Bob," in a
pugilistic contest, at the Coach and Homes public-house, in Lids
Compton-street, on Monday evening. It appeared that the de-
ceased was a tailor, and after the fob' the prisoner attended kin
for a short time, and had called to inquire how he was getting an?
the quarrel originated about a pair of breeches. The prisoner saki'
that be went tato the Coach aad Horses on Sunday eveaing wkh
his brother, who was about Waving London, when they had a pot
of parser togethea The deceased, whom he ktlew, was in the
room, and challenged him to fight, but he took no notice of the in.
sot, and left the hose. On Monday evening be called again, when
the deceased apia rewired his insults, and afterwards struck kin
ha the face, and caused his met to bleed—they then began to lisbt.
He was remanded. A Coroner's Inquest was held yesterday, whes
it was clearly proved that Hutelsinson was the aggressor, and the
Jury retuned a verdict of "Jeseijkals Howittide."

MARRIED.
Rev. A. Donald, M.A. of Shepton lGriet Somemetshire, t
Harriet, wood daughter of T. Greenaway, Esq. of Soutfounlim•
The Rev. John Morgan, of Foram, Devon, to Mrs. Elisa-
beth HIY, of Cheltenham.

DIEU
The 15th tilt. at Velletri, In caneespence elan sodden, and after
linpring many weeks, the Hoe. George Knox, son of the last
Lord Not thiand.
At Allahabsd, in the East Ladies, Oesoenthsa, wife of the Hon.
J. R. Elphinstosse, Senior Mambor of the Board of Revenue.
At Dover, after ping to bid well and hearty," Palmer, Esi•
surgeon, formerly of Enfield.
At Sunderland, on the 26th ult. Wm. Thompson, easter, fell
deem in a fit while working in a keel, and died instantly ;d
an
Grey Appleby, a poor man, died suddenly while reading in Ws
own house.—Sunday, Mr. James Irvine, spirit-merchant; sod
suddenly, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, who attended the butter :market
as usual on the Saturday.

'HIS DAT.

HAILS.—'_----
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•ss. MT. ALS& MIL
Dublin 1 0 1 Frame 1 •
Waterfurd 1 0 ' Hamburg 0 1
G y and Jeney 1 o Flanders • 0
Lisbon o 0 Swedes 0 1
Donagbadee 0 0 Malta 0 0
Buenos Ayres 0 1 Leeward Wands 0 0
Holland 0 0 Jamaica 0 0

HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE. TO MORROW.
Morning 39 Warta after 11
Afternoon 12 sumacs after 12

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