Star.
London, England, 1826-08-04 00:00:00

'ln its way to talington, he got down, With the it of procerSi..g
by that conveyance. Warboys owing he was likely to knit a pa.
wager, collared him in a violent manner, and with abusive
guage said, be skink! hot gn until he bad first paid hint his fee.—
The complainant finding it in vain co contend with a man of such
boisterous manners, consented to ride by his coach bat detruniued
on taking other .reps to punish hint for his insolence.
Mr. Rawunton—What was the abusive language bested?
Warboys—l deny that I vied any foul •words but Mr..lPurbtp
called me a ilaclisaidAnd thicf, and befiere.thela 110.
.
very civilto kim. • •
Mr. Forbes--The language he used wa, All
cannot say that it wasp laritellad at ass. _ •
Mr. kawunson—l this Gentleman had beswireimieed.lty gout
conduct to use unbecoming language, so one *mild wonder at is,
for you know, (speaking to the defendant) that there is sewed?
any kind of depredation or insult that stung of year class •ate see
guilty of.
Mr. Porbes-4 certainly slid not use the words he speaks of..—
Nor have I any vindictive feelings against the man I came hate
on the principle that the publii ought to beproteeted against sac%
characters.

Air. R.►waunm—And I will restrain their 'tiniest belaatieur,
far as lays hr My power. Msny of these men me public vittictotes.;
and I will punish them for their misconduct whenever they are
brought before me. He was Wen ordered to pay a bora( '491. fur
ill conduct to his fire.

inetutfly pia the money, and *as disebatted.
WO RS H I PSTRRET.

Janes Harris, anian at least forty years of age, and a oalhoolmar,
tor, was yesterday charged before Mr. Twirroats, with a Wries of
Indecent assaults upon Elizabeth Odes, a child of 11 years,kis pupil.
The complainant, a modest-looking little girl, deposed, that she
bad been the defendant's scholar about three months. About a
month ago, when she was aloe with him in the school room, he
laid her upon a table, and proceeded to take liberties with her pi-
son. (The child here described the indecent assault). List Alotiday
week, be repeated his gross conduct, and last Monday, Whilst she
was in the school room, he observed that the sun was shiniug in at
the window, and abe had better go into the back room. else
asked himlor a pen, which be brought to her, saying, " there is one
that will suit you," tad be then took indecent liberties with her per-
son. She had been in the habit of going to the evening school, but
she eid not go on Monday. Tuesday, or Wednesday hveningt, this
week; and when her mother questioned her as to her reluctance to
go,'ehe related the defendant's indecent conduct, bet she had net
before mentioned to any person.
Mrs. Giles said, that on ‘Vetinciday the queetioried bey daughter
on the subject of her unwillingness to go to sehtioL The girl, its
reply, said her master's conduct towards het Was very indecent, rid
being further questioned, described his conduct as she bad now re-
lated it to the Magistrate.
The defendant denied the charge, and said, be could not conjec-
ture why the accusation was brought against him.--ile wai com-
mitted in default of bail.

TOWN HALL.
C SikpAersl, aged 9, was charged with stealing a fur eap from
the shup.doer of Mr. Jones, hatter, High street, Borough.
It appeared the cap was needlessly earned With hats outside the
shop door, and baying no hat open his head, he took k down and
tau away with U. •
Mr. AiderntanJ. J. Sa&rrn censured the temptations ttvis held
tuft to the necessitous; and, after admonishing the bny in a manner
adulate to his capacity, ordered him to he "sounded, but kept
apart front the other primmer*, aiU his puents shossid be tent for.
UNION-HALL.

Yesterday, a fen iale who gave-her name joise Stet& of Amazo-
nian strength and Mature, was plated at the bar. charged with
riotoes and disorderly conduct. The defendant made each a pew-
erful resistance, that it took the utmost exertions of todr essnatabko
to bring her along to the office.
The complaint aglinat her was, that she had entered I wine
vaults in High-street. the landlord of which having refused to serve
hes with spirits, she threatened destruction to everything in the
liar, and when a constable was called in to take her away, she im-
mediately attacked him, and would have eventually sueteeded in
overpowering and beating hint severely, had not three other Dien
come to his assistance, and released hint from her clutches.
The defendant heard the charge against her with-the most pep.
feet composure, and at itt conclusion, said that she Was the cele-
brated Lady arryinore, and claimed the privilege of ha;ring a
seat next to his Worship ou the bench.
A Bow-street patrol, who happened to be present, said that the
defendant only assumed the name of Lady Barrymore, the fitter
personage net possessiug half her strength. The patrol added, that
the defendant was brought up to Bow.street sonar time age. and,
on entering the ofilee, she took possession of Sir Richard Birnie:ll
chair, which she refused to quit until six of the stoutest constables
were obliged to eject her by force.
The defbisdant was sentenced to one month in the House 4
Correction. On hearing the sentence, she exclaimed that no power
should take her out of the office, then grasping the iron railings,
she held fast, until four or five men managed to carry her out by
main force. Handcuffs were Obliged to be resorted to, before this
masculine lady could be put into the vehicle that conveys the pri-
soners front this pace to Britton.
The proprietor and driver of No. gig, hackney-chariot, named
Rickard Gower, was summoned for demanding more than his legal
fare front Major Reynolds, under these circumstances:
The complainant stated that a few evenings ago, he hired the Se-
te:Wanes coach on one of the stands in Ruhopsgate.street, to take
him to Washed Gardens. When they reached the admittance
gate on Inquiring what the fare was, the defendant demanded five
shillings. This, the Major was inclined to believe, was an exorbi-
tant charge; and, foe a few moments, declined giving it, bat at
length was induced to hand him five shillings, saying, at the come
time, that he would have the affair investigated, believing the de-
mand more than the regular fare.
On the Magistrate referring to the book of fares, It was found
time the charge ought only to have been 35. id. he thereupon fined
haftney-coachman Stos. and costs.
' The share of the fine belonging to Major Reynolds wax given to
the distressed weavers.

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The body of Mr. Kirkpatrick, Solicitor, of S lathes's-
ton. drowned last Saturday se'nuight, in SJutharonion
Water, was picked up on Tuesday morning, in thelasia-
rautine Ground, at the Motheibank, by the Officers of
that Deicattment, and landed at Ryde.
A gooseberry, of the sort named Wellington's Glory.
has been pulled in a g2iden near Aberdeen, which mea-
sured an inch and a half in length, three 5-8 inches in
circumference, and weighed 282 grains.
Au iron steam vessel, for navigating the Savannah,
is at this timeconstructing at New York, the whole cost
of which will not exceed 6001.
Spade h usbandry has been recommended to be adopted
ir, some of the counties, for the purpose of givinipcnr
ploynteut to some of the personi out of work.
The windows of the church of St. Augustine in
co are formed of single slabs of very bard and trmispa-
rent alabaster, which admits that S' dim religious likiN"
so well calculated to aid the purposes of devotion. .