Star.
London, England, 1829-01-15 00:00:00

LAMBETH-STEEN IC.

An unfortunate girl, whose parents, it seems, are respectable
persons in Coventry, was • brought before the M.gi.trates as a.
common street walker. She stated that she bad been sedueeil
'from her home by a fellow who passed as a Captain, and gone
with him to Lunde'', where he heed with bet a abort time, slid
then deserted her. She was obliged to sell her clothes ht beg;
support, and finally was taken to the house of a woman of their.*.
abandoned character in Albion.street, who sensWied bee wit&
clothes, and then sent her out into the streets. The money she
received from her wretched occupation she was compelled to ply
over to her keeper.
The Magistrate directed her to be taken care of in the work.
house until her friends were apprised of her wretched situation.'
I.II4IION.HALL. • •
Tuesday Mr. James Corder. Vestry-clerk of fit Pahl, Covent.
garden, was brought to this office, charged by Mahoney, a pifirase
watchman. with being drunk and disorderly, and disturbing the
inmates of the house No. IS, Stansfoid.otreet, between one and
two o'clock on the same morning. The watchman d that fair
observed the defendant knocking at the duos of the above home,
and ringing a bell, until a woman opened the window and said to
him, a• Mrs. White is not here, she Is now living on the oppOsite
side of the way at N 0.71." The defendant, Dot satisfied with the
answer, continued his applications at the knocker and door-bell
with redoubled violence, and so nsuch to the annoyance or. the w&
joining inhabitants that two of them desired Mahoney to take the
disturber into custody; Mahoney did so, and conveyed hint firths
with to the Waterloo.road watchbouse. In the watchbowee Mr.
Corder became exceedingly abusive, stated that his name was Flti-
trlck, that be was a Magistrate of the county of Wilts, and badhien dining that day with a few of his brother Magistrate..
Valentine Roberts, the constable of the night, stated, that Mr.
Corder, when brought to the watchhouae, was drunk, and became
so abusive that be pushed hint (Roberts) off the term.
The defendant admitted that he bad been knocking at a door fa
Stamford street, but that be did not know the name of the indivi-
dual who resided in it, that be had been dining out, and bad, per-
haps, taken a little too much; but that neither his conduce nor
what be bad taken, warranted the abuse which he had received
from the watchman Lod the constable of the night.
Mr. Crammer desired him to pay a line of Se. for being drunk
which Mr. Corder baying node some objections to, the Magistreae
Crdered bins also to Sod ball foe the mask.

TM defendant laving procured the necessary sureties for his sp.
wanner at the Sessions, was dim liberated.
A person advanced in UR, nursed Sas)dh, was charged wkb a grass
musk on a tblid between seven and tight yews of age. Sarah
[Aide/, the mother of the child, and a Surge/e+ were mamba.
aka WA& the prWriter was remanded. •

BRIGHTON HARRIIIRS.
Wpm JAM 13.--Our Subscription Harbert, these' Mktg
nevi fisiterouh rodueed some agreeable diverge° in the neigh.
bourbood of the Devil's Dyke, on Friday, whom two haws were
fairly run down . and they were merrily hi pursuit of a third, vliith
was eventually shot at and killed by a wandering gunner, in Gobi.
stone Bottom. The corning up of the dogs, dmisk the body of the,
bare had been bid in a hedge-row, disclosed the unguttsmsalike
tramactiost.. A prosecution Is threatened. Owing to the continued
severity of the weather, the garrina, since the above day, ham
not been brought from the kennel
BRAUMARI2, JA11711.-15ii LI a asorningof yesterdiy
the 6.lling-boats at lied Wharf fastened upon a wreck,
and brought it opcin the sand At five o'clock in the even-
nom the words on the stern, she is the schooner
Johns, of Preston; but, as to any papers whatever. I
have not been able t n find any. A few sacks of oatnseni.
and Fart cf the rigging, &c.bave been saved. She is"
her beans•ends; audit is supposed she was on her Passer
front Ireland to Liverpool. I cannot give you any ac.
count of the crew.

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. whe of John Radford, gam, one of the Moen
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