Star.
London, England, 1827-11-07 00:00:00

' the Too!. Anothgglarge piece glad was found OD the roof, rolled
,up, ready to be term away.: Morison./ was taken to the watch.
boom.
The prisoiser, hi•hie defence. said be had been drunk, and
ism
into the holm to net Iddging, it befog an untenanted bottle.
Mr. Sergeant Smarm wad kr should make a Jury believe that,
sad fully committed the pri.o• es for trial
MARLBOROUGH STREET.
Yesterday a respectable looking man, a lodgingloose-keeper.
appeared before Mr. Coaster, the Sittio4 Magistrate, under a oar,
rant, charged with the following maul! :
Kiniabeth Smith, a pretty looking young girl, who was sem,.
pilled by her mother, stated; that lase had been (or *lsom a
week in he service of her master, as homemaid, and two days
ago as she was engaged is making the bed la one of the epp,r
rooms, be came into the room, *tad said that as he faired gbe
was e novice in making beds, be came eq, to track her heir
to smooth them down properly, but instead of giving btr any
iastrocdon he pot his band round her waist, and Placedkis Gee
50 Dear to hers that they actually torched hat Laing this, I&
went down stairs to the kitchen forthwith, and her odium
befog from home She complained to the cord' of the ter totem she had received, and the cook zealous for the honour uf her sea;
deciaed that she would tell the eircumnance to her mistress so bet
eanara home, which she did the same dry; and, um glizabt.,4
fiapials, in continuation, my mistress On hearing what her husband'
baibboen doing, reproseked him well for his condor, *hid se, en •
road him that he turned me en the instant out of the hours sad
klaileed on my carrying away my boxes, which not being abe
4plituosaid he would throw them into the greet.
being the whole of Edizabetts Smith's complaint, the de.
fendant acknowledged that he did turn the girl out of his hviste for
her faiseho.•il about the eibir, which io truth was Duthie' awe
than his accidentally going into a room where she was making a bed,
and happening to stumble.over a chair, his arm involuntarily met
mend her waist, to prevent his falling; but as for his face tuuchirg
bee's, he was quite unconscious of it if it did so. Wises de was
going away, he certainly did insist on her taking away her Wiegt
out of the house.
The Machman said, that be could not expect a pr./sign, ge
her to he able to carry away two or three boxes all at once. The
assault had been sworn to, and he most And bail, which be d$
accordingly.

LAMBETH-STREET.
A young man, tamed TAantaa Leaky, was brought up fronaßiots
chapel watch-house, and placed at the bar before J. Haseinct,
Rasp charged with baring feloniously attacked, on the Mahwah
Wttliam l'untey, and forcibly robbed him of three gold seals
Turney stated, that en the foregoing night, at nearly twelve
o'clock, he met the prisoner at the top of Red Lion street, White.
chapel, who came up to hint, and bolding out his hand said, "how
goes Rimy hearty!" Not knowing hint, and at the unie ante net
wishing to shake hands with a petfect stranger, he was passing on,
.when the prisoosr• made a snatch at his watch, and earned elf
the seals and part of the Chain, but the watch withstood the tug,
as it was twisted is his packet; he at once pursued, and laid bold
of him, but anise Vs a powerfsd man, and attempted to mike
he let Mtn go, calling out stop thief, when he was teemed. lie
never hansfeinef theprisooer front the time he sacked him instil
be got to tioa:waxchhouse, and when he bolted of he saw the seals
in his band. Theo* now produced are the same, and are his pro.
party ; digit vatic is over al.
Rana, a watchman, proved the apprehension of Ike ?dower
what running wow the road, and his finding the seals becalm dr
place the complainant was attacked, and that where he secured the

prisoner.
The prisoner contented himself with a general denial of the rub:
bergs and was fully cununirtt d to Newgate.
UNION.HALL

Yesterday two women of the town named Mary Lce and y/a,
bete Davis, were charged with havioirolabed a 6211Uf, gutted Aden
of his watch and seals. . .
me complainant stated -that on the preceding night. while
taking a cruise along DoCkhead, he met with the prioners,
whom he invited to take some grog, and Is return to hi
kindness the '''Ladies" prevailed upon him to aceornpuy lino to
their lodgings, in Kent-itrem, inside the door of which :bey bad
scarcely thrust him, before one. of them pinioned his unit be-
hind his hack, tebde the Otbet grasped the *etch oat of his fob,
and attempted to escape. Jack, howeyer, who was too active,
and linable fur them, waited them In their ietre.t, althosgh at-
tacked by three ruffians, the bullies of the women whom he had the
misfortune, In his own words,to fail in with. 'A r.aclnan Earn,
to his assistance, when the heavies ea, kaviag their women in eve.
tody,"aad, on examining thesii Id the watch:house, the mikes
watch was discovered in the possession of one tithes. The prir
meets were committed. _

In the coarse of the day, setend youngsters, who wen appre-
hended on the preceding night for ifilthig of agaibs and crackers, in
conatnernoradon of "gunpowdei !reason," wtrc brought up, aid
fined 20s. each for the offence.
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Wednesday as the Lady of Capt. Villiers vas riding
op MiWm-street, Bath, her horse •tripped, and on her
giving him a smart check with the curb rein, he sud.
denly reared, and threw her with great force against the
pavement, by which she sustained eery severe bun"
bat escaped without any fracture of the limbs.
An elderly infirm Lady, who* lives in Old Quebec•
street, was hustled at the,,clooi of Brunswick Ctaid
Berkeley-street, Postman-square. on Sunday. after the
morning service, by two omen and a w omen, and robbed
of an engine-turned gold watch with a se.l And key.
The thieves took the watch from the old LAWsP"kett

.and left behind them a parse containing mosey. .
Sunday afternoon.. MTS. AVILL/A SAVNIMIN, ar el•
Testy Lady of 'forint*, residing in. Camden-strees,
ftlingion, waapinceeding atoog the.Neekoad.toseards
the chapel to attend,i)iwine Service, wheu she wgidenir
fell back, and before assistance could be proiur d, the
unfortunate Lady was a corpse.
John Miller, londoteward to Sir We. Drommaa.li
of Logicshuond; died of apoplexy on the moriang of
Friday lair. He had been in the house 01 a neighbour
the previous evening in good health and spirits, isd
took supper heartily. About eleven o'clock he soddenly
fell.baek. inwbougavAr, and expired at ten o'clock nut
moralugs'
• List virett;eliiiiii.gent*neu were crossing the Tay
.in a iNiat nelasinCifty,osalmon leaped at a fly,:fhere
being a strong .current in the river, the boat was glide
"ing rapidly down the stream, and the fish coming W w
contrary direCtion, after thatching the insect, tell int)
the boat and was caught. it weighed 16 lbs.
Yesterclay an inquest was held on the body of the
infant son o 6 MT. Davit, milkman, in Nags Hui
Court, Clement's Lahe, • whose clothes caught fire how
the flame of a.candle,,Which a youth had in ooe hands
while he was carrying the child down stairs, and Alien
caused his death rte surgical assistance could arrive.—
Verdict Accidental Death."

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MARRIED.
At Mon, Mr.. Marks Hooper, carpenter, to Min Nankin
daughter of Mr. Northam, confectioner. The ages of OM ral4
Pair lnntedonake 33 years, chit former 17, ami the

DLED.
At Ackworth, the U. George Madd!son, M A. Vicar of Arth
Recta) and of Little Grimsby.
At Banff, George Robinson, Esq. Provost of Ewa •
At Faruley, near Leeds, the Rev. Thomas Pollan, !Cantu
that place.
In Wexford; Mr. Thomas O'Connor a respectable nterchilai
that town; he dropped dead in •his o'ffice, about we've o'dear
while in the act of paying some countrymen for corn.
Lately, at the advanced age of 9a, Mr. C. Tartan, of Sento,
near Richmond, Tockahire. This eccentric Gentleman ladedhe:
himself from the world, by Cl232fillin himself to his bad Iwo r;
upwards of twenty years ; during which time he was never stoLA
soy Person except two or three confidential friends, whom
admitted into lus chamber, and with whom ha commend with,r„,
greatest familiarity an,l strength of mind, to wichia a wok P
death.

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