Star.
London, England, 1827-09-19 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

•
id Aft LBOROU 11-STItEILT.
That eetelasting source of trouble, annoyance, and DO Atilt de.
rme ng tenor to Magistrates,coastables, and paters, Miss .1/074,,,,
Pierce, better known by her assumed title of " Lady Barrymere,'
was once more brought up to this 9dice, before Sir G. FAtUAX?,
charged, as usual, with almon every species of disorderly c,e.,;„,1
that one of her sex can be guilty of in the streets. She wasoshered
into the presence of the Magistrate by two of the Bowotreet parte!
who assured his Worship that it was with, no diScuity they
prevented her Ladyship from carrying into effect het threat of d,
molishing them both with bee iists, when they interfered to put a
slop to the pranks they found her going ea with in the streets.._.
Mary Anne, in reply,spoke with unwed ntoderaties and
laying that it was rather a hard ease that she could tot oressionady
walk the street, dressed as she thought proper„withriut Niue visa
interrupted, and it was well known that she did not often trouble
the streets at all with bet presence, as she passed the most of bee
-time at the residence of Mr. ifieary (the House of Correction) it
Cold Math-Sekiso—The blaglattate WM that he anderrtood she lad
not long quitted that abode, and sheet as thetiniefsas, she wined ad
anxious to go back there again, (het she stssekt be gratibed fads
with, by being sent there until she geoid proem bail.

I • ART-LA.EIONNE. •
A cane was brought before the Magistrates, from the workhouse,
which excited feelings of deep commiseration.
Catherine Whittaker, a very young woman, was examined as to
the state of her mind, agreeably to the Act 39 Geo. lIL cap. 1:7,
for the purpose of being removed to a
.tunatic asylum. She lived
seven years in the service of r family, who left her a mouth mut
weeks ago aloof to take este of a buss, in Portman-place, Pid.
Alington,while they were in tke mentry. The neighbours one iiay
observed that the Mutters remained close, and tbi"kint anme am-
, dent had happened to the girl, they broke open the door, and found
her bereft of reason t bat bow the change was produced carnet be
ascertained. Her disorder lea the melancholy kind, and the tot.
lowing abort COOTTISR(1011 took place
Mr. GRIFFITH (with Veal me, are you not well?
Gith--'a Wen In beakh," laying a peculiar stirs, spin the
lasemord.
114 n strirse.—Witit„then. is the matter with you?
Girl.—l am afraid have sold myself to the &vit.
Mr. Gairrtru.—.ldas any body put that into your head?.
Girl—l am afraid that I have done many thangs that are wrogg,
but I will endeavour to do better.
Mr. Ganeneu.—Wbere did you go td chapel?
Girl.—To Sentinels Chapel, and afterwards to Paddirg.

Taarrtrz.—Then yoe.heard Mr. Basil Wood. I am sum
be never tallied of such shlo i. .I lave eo ilimbt your viol is very
aafer . yeti aunt not entertain .seek a %boor's:, out have no doh.,
where you are going they will make you better.

QtYgEN-SQUA RE.
Yesterday the driver of one of the Hanuturunith stages appeared
to a summons obtained against him by a gentleman, before 6.11.
Maaciarr,Faq. for furiously racing with two other coaches,whartby
the lives of several persons were in imminent dano-r
Mr. John Deacon stated, that on Sunday weak he viis pas*
through the narrow part of Ilamnier'aniith in his gig, watt his ate,
when be saw the defendant galloping most furiously hefOrilits,
and two others behind him at a furious rate. The 'aikidos's
coach was in the middle, and had the lead of the miters, who op.
peered to be racing. For his own safety, he ('sir Deacon) eat
compelled to draw up os the near side of the road to let damper
Mr. Mamuar: commented Iu severe terms on the esnduttcf
coachmen racing; the' lives of the passetiters were placed in won
inulditent danger; the Gebtleman who lad come forward an du
OCCASiOiI was deserving the • thanks of the public. By ebe Act d
r• Parliament he had. subjected himself to a penalty of not mat tin
.€lO, nor Ines than 41,, be would, however, io this instance, eels
inflict the laseis'it penalty 0t".15 and costs.
YOWN.H ALL.
Esteem Aisles; charged with robbing Mr. Murphy, of Path.
street, Horsleydowo, Oa gold seal, gold watcts.key, and 18.84.1
silver, was folly.conansitted.... •

• WORSHIP-STREET.
p Yesterday Ansa Insley and Deem brawn were
.@n it'
'mined for stealing a parrot. Law Sttarday,.bout lg o'cluckne
premises of Mr. John Condole, No. 5, Park-row, Daimon, one
entered, and a valuable parrot, a high w amusing itself outsides!
the cage, was .eized by the primate Lesley, who ran away shit
The element the Wrd felt itself sessed so roughly,* gave socks
scrubs asMassised thweervantsu who ineanely hurried to its mist-
Meet end reellsgs the prisoners' miming away with it, they body
toted oat," Stop thief !" and se continued void they weremet his
toestable named James Sears, who took theft into custody, saws
bitten by the parrot.-
The bird.(which was' very fine *Two( the Airte.Atkisil)edi
its gage, was placed on the table before the Magistrate' whets )12.
Curishile proved the proprietorship of itrand rated the eelue.at ter
30s. although-he would not take ten guitarss for it. list also
It !NM speak as clearly end as distinctly se soy person in the airrti
and, but for its, present state of alario and trepidation, die Mali,
trails would have the narrative from itself. The evidence of tit
parfait Was, however; itSt required: '
. The Murmurs then referred to the 57th section, and feel
froan.she scoloof punishment allowed him, be could vial OW Pr'
gonna with a hneetunnensurate with the value of the property.-
lilt lord both prisoners in the sum of at. each, in additions tort
'Heine proved, or four month, to the Mose of Correction. lb
diesel not being forthcoming they were committed.
7..lrattsrs alias ,Tentetto Bassett, a backeey.ccocbman, was feh
eummitted, charged with robbing T. Murrell, whoni he awe win
in a state of iatozicatioo, of his watch, appendage!, and brood.
HENRY.STRZET OFFICE, DUBLIN. •
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A poor countryman complained at this Oilltee yesterday akkkli
spent a very healtby.looking, though ragged &dun, lot ideal
to pay him for the maintenance Of his infant child. He stated tia
be had taken the child at half the usual charge, Ind that he bedew
laid an eye on the father for upwards of thirteen 'Meath's nuilakv
mktutestsefore, when he handed' him into the lefice-oillee widen
using the slightest ceremony.
Maieseratten......Wht diet you pay this pose roan his anon
1
_ Prlsooer.-4leteuse I have no money to pay him.
Where do Too liver—l don't Sire any where.
Where do yen sleep ?—I never get any sleep at aL '
..• .
How do you eat T—l scarcely ever eat anything.
You look very rosy is only the heat tisiddsee that b ulw
up In my face.
Where do you work ?—I never work.
How do you live? I hope that you won't tell ate that yeliSli
live at ail?—So and so, up and down, here and there, pretty keel
As you neither est not sleep, I suppose you drink a
have it at tut--I drink all I get.
You certainly give a pretty account of yourself. I ..s•-••••14-1
trestely that it is not in my power to do any thing le this &IT
recommend the complainant to aptly at the Cost OrettiorP
/rill Ayer.
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alAltalla •
At Warriagtoo. J. C. Coliebellea.lllN4 of lantfil°llll
Cal ow, to the Hoch Hearlata Mlifi•Powys, &gate al :1
late Loral Idiford.

On Tuesday. the 111th Instal& at the house of bh We
&ended Hill, Lieut. N. Bell, R.N.
Monday sennight, aged 71, T. Wybergh, E.q. of Isabelle •
of his Majesty's Justice of the Pesos fos the county of OOP
land, and Clerk of the Peace for the West Riding of Yorksiket
At Glasgow, in his 82J year of has age, Robert Dough*
He resided in the West Indies and on the Mosquito Shit
nearly fifty years, and for a long period held the 111.11,
of the English settlements 1n the Bay of Honduras.
At Rutbeen House, aged 76, Miss Oliphant, daughter of the
Rev. Alexander Oliphant, Minister of Bower.
At Aberdeen, John Stuart, of Inchbreck, Protestor of Wei
Marlsehal College, aged 7T.
The ad insi. in his lith year. Henry 'Leebenerr, eldest 11/114
Lieut.-Colonel Ltchmere Graves Russell, Commando of
Artillery at Pooaah, Ram Indku.

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