Star.
London, England, 1828-11-05 00:00:00

in an open Wood,. lien Grace the Mothers "Remind,
station la the &head Stead. Altar a sheet pewee,
whew thsl76
was practised, end an being loosed soarell der, ebni
bead of his master, who cheered and called aloud. ohm tarsLlft
Wu' and docile creature slowly stooped towards the earsii7l4-
rested upon the 6' lure* This evidence of the wonderful dil6l
of the birds, caused an entbusisetic shout ; and elpscral6i—wr
en the II retch for a renewal of the trial. but a delay is* ,ftlie
in consequence of the non arrival of a nuMher of Odense, ^ft
nark
were to conic by one of the roaches, and which *de
ir the ena.uragemedt of the birds. The D hinindinet44l
to hasten their arrival. and shortly returned at full speed,
the limier before kiln. The preparations being nista., a 111'1
was set free. and rifler I feW moments' law * hawk* waad
when a noble light took place, and the quarry was etoSilairtitij
was hastening towards Burton Woods. The neat flight was
,1,
more interesdag. as the partridge hew In a straight cow,
was Pursuca as closely by the hawk, and struck whilst at the 4
of its Alight, to the highly•eacited surprise of the midtitude.
third Qtgbt. thE hawk got out of call whilst eagerly wish.:
prey. and crossing the river. became annoyed by trio mil:
sparrowbawks and a flock of crows. which diverted its tataaytk--""
arena the lure, and from the load calls of the attendants. It s.„,
seen careering over the Skellingtlwx'pe Wn4die and low genes;
attacked by the crows and the interlopers for a lops apace st
;martian., approachlog the Baceiround, and again iloadsiZre.
:until an attendant crossed the river to secure it, when it was kw
in a haystack. where it had taken refuge. The spin was cis.
limbed meanwhile, am! a beautiful Bight took place in front et 41
Grand Stan ,bit the iird was again over the river, and for a
'of time the hawk soured slakes if quite determined to bed;
true to discipline, it slowly descended at the call of the trainee,'
. Duette* of Be. Alban's then care,sed the noble creatures as skew
iu her.carriage, and pie largess to their attendants • bee dswee,
!meow to the easing throng was characterised by the kindest
lity, and by a genuine good nature chit was recognised st sact,
Ithe result of a hippy. cheorial. and engaging ineikew,
by all thegandeur and glitter which surrounded her present-sr.;
station. The birds were viewed at the conclusion of the ,pent;
most if the company who were in their carriages ; and their coda,
sii being "tit gritilied, the trainers receivea some albs/mud

POLICE- INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION MOUSE.

Can or cleave Deraaverv.—Alm. Sliseheth Rabat, of that,.
phant public-innate, in Ceadenhall.street, who complained no Sms,
day, of baying been robbed by 'Mary Anne Waiters, one of kw
servants, yesterday *rote a letter to the Lou, MAITIIa, of whirl
the following is a copy
“ Ms Loan—The devekipment of the guilt of my serval;
Mary Anne Walters, in the examination before your Lori:l44W
Sunday, induces me most earnestly to solkit your Lardlaipi
powerful inductive with the Secretary of State to obtain theism*
Mate diseharge of the poor girl, Anne Crawley. who, after 4,-„,g
with me oaly four day.. was, by the w'.nwt who was charged al
Saturday. accused, and on her sole evidence convicted. I vetni
believe the charge was false, that the accuser should have been thi
prisoner, and, under the fait pefssitsion of Mr innoirence, I am Is.
deiced to crave your Lordship's benevolent isterfavence, whittled
muds oblige your most obedieot servant.
" ELIZAHRTH EATON'

I

The Logo Maven directed Mr. Holder to make net a copy of
the depositions against Diary Anne Crawley. and to join to Kt
copy of the Sessions Paper, is which the trial of Anne crawkee
retarded, in order that his Lordship might To prepared so the Olio
of tote Secretary of &ate.
Anne Crawley is now in the Penitentiary.
Drinkwater, the Aker, found' in Mary Anne Wallet's Ms a
bunds of keys, one of which opened the leek of Mrs. Eaton's dip&
slurp in which the trinkets were kept. and out of wiick Arias
Crawley was accused. upon the evidence of Mary Ann %fano(
Living stolen property, of the plunder of which, it new warts
she was wholly innocent.
BOW4TREILT.
Illsanso Seam Roasaar.—iYesterday Frakria Theeses, a lad
not snore than 16 yeass of age. but who has been tried three dews
it different Sessions for felonies. was brought up by Prince, a day
patrol, charged with stealing a silk reticule front blow S. Beets.
Miss Breton, a very yams lady, stated, that she was eke dao.
ter of a Seemed vktualler, and was at present teddies with he
uncle, Mr. Samuel Benoit, at the Dolphin, in bliik.steret. Chop
side. At twelve o'clock that day, she was proceeding dm
strand, having her reticule kaapended by the ribbons speaks
arm. As she was passing the end of Drurreeen she missed the
eldest of the reticule from her arm, and saw that it was gone, ad
at Ike same moment the prisoner pawed in front of her, and is
new Mon thrusting something into Ms trousers pocket. Ike white
Ides " you, hive got my reticale." and the prisoner, turning roof
and stating her full in the fee*, said with agrin, "come along el&
,ine, my bile He was lashing drat a pretty gulch pasts, still in.
modestly beanies her to *Dow him, when she. hared be wadi
asap, and ask* line/ oiThlllt by the Ake of Ids tem. and Mil
him until Mr. Priem the sheer, who was due be at the tithe,
came op and setaretehim. The ribbons of the reknit maid
on her arm. The reticule„ the gam% and the pocket. handkerchief,
now produced by Prism, wets hes property, and the same that wets
stolen from her.

Priem stated that be saw Ms Began bawl,' bold of the pri.
esser's come and he took him into custody ; he fund in his trousers
pocket the reties!, which he now produced a he also found a psis
stf scissors in his hand, with which, no do*, the ribbon were as.
The purse contained some silver only.
The prisoner, in a careless tone, said he 'opposed it was of as
ties to offer any defence hemmed therefore be should bold his taigas.
Sir R. Bums—Upon nay word, Miss Snow, we are obliged es
you for bringing this fellow to justice. lam surprised that, yee:g
as you are, you hid the courage to seise hint.
hike Beeton—h was not the value of the reticule or its ensues,
but I thought it was sock a shameful Meg that I should be Mkt
going along the streets in the middle of the day, and I wished to
have him punished.
• Sir R. iliarts—ANoor spirit Is much so be munatended. Ist the
prisoner be committed for trial at the Westminster &Moos.
40 MLR-54U A RIL
Yesterday Henry Dark, the driver of a Fulham stage, appoint
'to anlifforinatkita for comer/lug 'short frees id the greets, contrary
to the statute. Op Wedriellasy last the defendant took up A Gen
tieman in Piccadilly, sad conveyed him is St. Paul's Church-yard
He also tools op. a General Poet-mask who got duwo before tiny
got to St. Pool's. Wk followed shit comb, sod in &. Paul's
Churchyard saw chi get of the coach and give the de-
fendant one shills& "MO 61111Odent was sonvitted in the penalty
of llf. and eons, orbs committed to the Huse of Ceetectise hr
three menthe.

TOW N—HALL.
Mom Mum* the driver of oak of tbe Pbrtgoteetb mart.
=ll Ned Malty to asilaferatatioa 1411yetl by Brawn, the i4l.
ander the SOth Geo 111. seat. 4. fur tarrying luggage.*
the reel above tlie height allowed by the Statute, gamely, meaty-
two hides, lawn% thereby. a penalty of Art pounds prr
in allllol.

George Stapleton, the infonnet's witness. mated, that be row rite
mach, on the 1711 of October, in 6rarmehorch.tereet, drives by
the defendant. Then was baggage eil the reef shove the liets!t
dlowedi He fidiewed the coach till it, moiled is i. Gcurge ti
Soistfiwark, does to the Hall, at the Talbot.
Mr. Hernier—Tied &at ends the case ; the Talbot Is la IX ris-
*idea parhh; the error IS fatal.
Esneridl conamsded am it was net as hilt the rooky went to
YAboCrwern, nail it was madam if tirith;o the Magistrate's juri4ctims
Mr, Harmer, however, 'produced the Act, in which the moiety
la directed to be paid to the Cowinilselionen of Highways, and rtls.
Aired Irsedity of vital import.
Me Jew hawse accordingly quashed the information.
THAMES-POLICE
Yesterday the Master of a collier ship trading to the Pon st
lesigia, sheared at this Mice, charged with having suspended as
haellbrifsemis theism, of his ship to such a manner, that it maim.
send the navigation of the River. It appeared from the statement
In evidence, that die defendant's ship was catalog through the
Peol, the ambit being at the thni hanging at the bow of the ship
Y a fatten*, Wadi:Wks teamed "a cm* MS," when the fluke d the
imdientilidi a lighter, and did the easel m much injury that she
sub, befog at the thee leaded with dealt. It is nut seismal
Sib third& flaisprose aft& of putting out the anchor at Ile
ship's bow is pesitivelY illegal; and the defendant was convicted
the pkiiiky et 495. and eau, and all other expenses Wetted
pia aei4e~est.

We have wen a curious •s estimate of the sal

wealth of Birnsinghaes. this esii-mares
the whole 'invert? belonging ro individuals in disc
towto amonnts to 11.000,0001. Three individuals in et
connected with the town, are stated to possess one
sollol:fouort-Poliodsuationt :s :
10a.ntdw1o007116iownesni;
ion.
three
half she
property ot the whole. Such calculations as these mast
necessarily be very vagse,..—Leentivairin .Spo Courser.

MiGki•WATiau LONDON-BIUDGg TO hioltßOW.
Seniai . 23 swum atter 1
Altsiii••• 43 mouses star l
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LOPII0O: Poiried awl Paabalobed be Awn Naves, cue Pula Kir'
at tbe Seas Genea, N. 1, Plebeetiblace, Temple Um.