Star.
London, England, 1829-01-27 00:00:00

THE MOO: L RD ELATiIET•AND OTHERS.
This was the day Erred on fin. lie M'agistrates to ens
heir decision on the different information metea
hem on the 20 h December last, by several person. mu.
LIM* ju•thetooa,agdinst Lord May hey, E. J. Shirley,
;.q, M.P. Colonel Le 4 e, Rev. lt,rmney Robinson, kn.
4r. St. George, Major Richardson, W. Asitekell, Johe
layne, And Alexander Mitchell, &qrs. for their having,
ttended a Meeting in the town of Moneglirrt. .on 'the
0h October last, for„the purvse o! lorming a Brunw'
ick .Club, when.a Eiaity marched into town with arms
nd colours, and dims were fired, fz.c.
EUWAIID LUCAS, Esq. presided. The Hon. Coleatt:
iestenra and three miter Magistrates were on, the,
ench also. - -
Mr. Loons. tie Chairman, in Malting 'known the des.
sion of the bench,,tflik a comprehensive review of this
ansaction out rtf which the crimplaint arin,e,. and con•
luded by stating that the Magistates refused. to take
it information. .

Thus have the machinations of the Association laws
rrs been foiled in their attempt to criminte the above.
trued respectable Nobleman and Gentlemen: the
roceedings were instituted in consequence uf .theit
isappointment in being obliged to recall Jack I.4wrtio
-um his agitating mis•inn to the north, and the nnly
eject attained is the fobbing the poor man's rent its the
cape of fees end travelling
.expenses.
I'OLICk; IN I'ELLI6gNCE.

*_MA NBION-HOUSE.

1
Saturday a licensed vietualler.waited upon the Loan Mayon, t..
igiiiiinie-ate to Ms Lordship die particulars of a conspiracy against
leliceosed victuallers of the hietroindis and its environs, by which
at sums of money had been extorted from them. If the
odors pianoforte *as heard in the upper prt of a public house,
even in the neat house, that ,Wai considered a sufficient ground
legal proceedings, and the infotmeri instead of proceeding by
Ifollnathill, with the !bidet some of. the low pettifoggers, gnat..
eticed proceedings against the publican in the Court of ing'/
-itch for penalties, where the expenses soon became enormous..
instance, whickbecurred a day or two ago. a licensed victualler.-
ho keeps reekbrate4 theatrical house, was aeteed with peace*,
witiebibe informer claimed penalties to the amount of 3,6 f Ji,
thirty imputed violations of the Act. 'rite put:diem% sent as
orney to,the man who brought the anion ; and tfia informer's
lid said," We'll give up the ease- as pout clients spool ems
kb.* large (mils, if yOuyieetti.de and 64 .costs." . A compete
Ise of 3,6001. fur 101.! This proposal wer rejetted,,andthe pub.,
an was determined; if the 'plaintiff dared to go into Court. to
fend himself against• this must atrocious at ion; - 'the appitint
• tied, that upwaida tif 300 actfuns lied, to bis knowledge, been
toughs, and he thought that 900.4 those had beencompromired.
• some instances M. and teen 7101. had been given to get sid of the
formation, • ' .. .
The Lose Maros expresied his surprise at the statement, and
tved that the Mt of Parliament was Moat grossly abused by
it concert between informers and the low artoreies.• He recoot.
nded the licensed victualiersto e4ll a meeting, iud agree to apply
• Mr. Peel upon the subject. Seth applicativi Would,•no doubt,
'id to a conseitatton 'with the great .ave authorities,* and sutur-
• ing w °ilki be done to•riPpetly the evil. Alt appears that,• m the
specified, a piettuforte, .used by the children, had been m-
oved from one of the upper roams into the coffee-room for tem-
orary convenience, where it remained untouched by any puma:
•appearance=of it was quite. enough fur theinfosiner. ' • •
Drumm in Seiracriauss MID 1311112411. GA[ILA—The Bator of
Parish _Church In those wretched afghbourhoods, the Vestry
0 • k, and several other Gentlemen, waited upon the Loan Matron,
gave him a most melancholy Ecouneeif the comiltiotrof 'tin
habitants of that immensely populous.district.- HU Lordship.ad-
hed the Gentlemen to consult with the Committee which had
institutedin 11123, to superintend* the distelbution of the leads
clad for thetesefit of Du poor, and4tateddrat be would Mao
armly aid in any project fur 'the rellef.of the 'Necessitous ht the
1 s alluded to.. He -*as -convinced• that the opuieot would
gerly coniribite to keep each multitudes of their poor. fellow-
centres from starving. His Lordship stated that he bad already
yid a largereontribution from cLady. - The Committee Is, it
rs, to sit on Monday (ibis day), when, no doubt, meanness
•be adopted likely ty be of great 'entice to.the starving weavers.
BOW-Srit EST.
Ilona:ea Lontainos.—On latiarday Sopk* Pocock was charged
• robbing her _ready-furnished • lodgings of the sheets, blankets,
. The prisoner, who was in tears during the whak examine..
. said Oat urgent distress bad driven her to the conuniuion of
'Offence. Ske declared that litr friends, who were respectable,
t unacquainted with bet present disgraceful situation, would
he gaud the money. She admitted' that she bad pawned' the
ticks in Coventry-street.—Remanded.
LAM BETH-ST R EST.
Timorous —Mt. Hellbent, as surgeon' in Whitechapel-eoad,
°inputted by. his assistant, ea Saturday, waited on. the Magi*.
to for the purpose of swearing an affidavit, to lay before the
Ommissioners of Stamps. A few 'days* ago, a perst.n of loie
attire entered Mr. Helshanes shop, and, complaining of a Via-
complaint-la kis' bowels, and a nausea in kis mouth, re-
cited to be supplied with a bottle of soda water. The assis-
t told him . they 'had-mm.ln the louse..and that it was an
tfcle in which they didnot deal. The applicant then requested
be supplied with something Akar would have the same effeet,
. he added, lk I ant cursedly out of the way," plating his hand
his stomach. The animas:Maundy prepared an effsriteseing
. gin, composed of clays
.tellsed salts of lemon- and carbusato
pious; which timiinan drank on the premises. A Short time
terwards Mr. Helshani received a summons from the Commil-
• rs of *Stfinire, for AIWA; Soda Winer withuut paying the duty;
to 'rebut the evidence' the the informer- Mr. 'levitates and' his
scant made in affidavit, stating the teat of the lase, which
.y.intetided to laybefore the Commissioners of Statnps. .-
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4.. MART-LA-BONNE. ' '
A young nnin,, vained.Joksi Lyon EllatiCet was examined-Jett
If on tcharge: of robbing Colonel Gordon of some plate and
her articles, Colonel's residence in the -Regent's Park:—
. days litter was readied by Mr. HOSI4IIII, from an hmkeeper
Chithans, statinjOkai &mace had been figurinrin that fowls
er the assumed name of Guildford Dudley, ienq. and bad sud-
• in swindling a considerable number of tradesmen; anions
ist.yeas the writer himself, Mr. Guildford Dudley having lodged
his litZeit.' ffiefonflie quitted Chatham he displayed a quantity
late,. whirls be conveyed to an ens 's in order to have The
it erased -and his own substituted. 'lle plate, the waiter added.
nded with the description given of that sullen from Wane
•• la's house.-
r. Mallets, the clerk, said, the prisoner', friends were Mese
• - able,, hi father being a Captain in the Army ; and he
,did
believe that be had for any length of time practised six trusts
d of.—Remanded.

BIRTH. ' • .4 ; •
•
It Woolwich, on the 13th ha•n the Lady of *ph bead's*, 4
Royal Horse Artillery, of a daughter. .

MARRIED.
'he teth inst. Mr. John Bulkr,.of Desehcoto•street,
kleiliparl, •to 'Ana Maria, eldest daughter of Edward lilies.
. Claremont-terrace, Pentonville.
it Glasgow. 4the Rev. John Alexander Wilma, M.A., of
4,9••••Oullete. Oxford, and of Childwaß, Lancashire, to Mary
*tweet,. die' sitec of the late Matthew Taylor, Esq.. of
Igor,
t Colchester, the Rev. Ciarles Riggs, of Witenbo% a Mlas
p, of Noith iiy, Cokbester. •

DIED. •
yead. 2s, flobt. Champion Streadield,Rmi. of St. John's GsMr
Ag
t Acton, near Nantvrich, Cheshire, in the 67th year &Isis riso.
Rev. .1125. Davonpora, Curate of Acton, and Perpetual... Cora•
tteltel, in the same county.
ty, at his house, in Tort, street, Portman-moan, the. James Wallace, B.A. • ' • •
• Rev. T. R. Ireland, M.A. late of Hampton Lodge,- WO'
ene:and Rector;of-yildta..Lackington and.Qaeon's Char***
.
t Jamaica, the Rev. Isaac Mars, M.A. Rector of Elusion.
for many years ode oflds Major T's Ecclesiastical Consnsisianis
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II ili li. WATIM et LONDON-BILIDG.II -TO 260101.0 W.
Morning • 13 animates thee 6
Ahem= . . • 136 minutes after 6
11016 i Pirkihei sad robli:hed by Joys-Mayes, the Proprietor,
ilt,llll4l,.thiciti 41! 1, Ilfhint•plue, Tamps Bar. '
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