Star.
London, England, 1818-07-16 00:00:00

POLICE.

WORSIM-STREET.—CHAROJE 0? STAIIII:rps4es.
terday Maria De;i alias Harr;scn, was ciat,,d
with stabbing Joseph •Harrison, a black mac,
a knife, with intent to kill him.

John Ward stated, that he is a music ease
residing in French-alley, Aldersg-ate-street: Ak,„;
nine o'clock yesterday morning he saw the prix,r,,
and Harrison, who reside in the next house to
coming down stairs. Harrison had a stool, ee,t.7.:
he sits every day cleaning shoes, at he corner cfrte
alley, in his arms; he is a pensioner, having Ist2
leg in the King's service. The prisoner, v-r.c ae
,behind him, leaned over, attemptingto cist his tinu
with a knife she had in her hand, and struck Like
the back of the neck, and inflicted a severe
She at the same moment exclaimed, "Ittie th,/,
you -, I wish I had done it cif.;c:rialli,"
were quarrelling in the rnorainz. which wee
constant practice. Witness assisted carrying bir,,
to the surgeon's, in Goswell-street, who dreintt
wound, and declared him in imminent danger. The
parties had cohabited as man and wife about teem
years. William jt.lniligs lives opposite to the 110,4,
they lived in; he did no see the blow muck ,
he heard the prisoner make use of the welds a: rated
by last witness. Mr. Bevill ordered that ptopetcz:e
should be taken of the wounded man, a:,i cct.
mitted the prisoner until his fate be known.

EXTRAORDINARY CHARCFMT. TOM:
of the Red Lion, 'Type-street, Finsbury-svare, ard
charged as follows:—George Temple stated, that
he went into the Red Lion on Eidav afternoon 11
half a gallon of beer, and tendered a it. note in per.
mem, but the landlord refused to give him ei..4lt
the note or change, till he shotlid satisfy him
he was. He called again, and the landlcrcl
watch, his hat, :Ard _!roes, and turned him our. tr-,
Monday he went •.vith a friend to c!a;rn dim; u-:!::1
Mr. Terry's danglacr promi•,ed they should '‘)
retored when her father sliculd Le pr;;,:nt;
when the father canie, he denied the
altogether, and complain:lm u:t.rr.oned tz
office, on Tuesday, when tire ...4:l,gistraze, or. hrtr:-.!
the care, deferred the dec:tion rn..v. A
was brought forward by the compl.:::r -t ro
that he had seen him at the <!cor of th,r
the time stated. Mr. Tc,rry's d.nr;4l:er, 11,

no such conversation as that r..laii;.l by ti.e
plainant ha.d paged hir.i and :e;; and
she and her father in the !....magcs term:, eecl;--.7?.i
the charge to be tinfoui-cled in truth, and that
not been on that night in their I.,•a•e.—The
trate dismissed the ccmplair.t.
HALL.—Yesterday Car..nia
the Glth Regiment, Mr. H. ens, cf
Mr. N%-addihAte, of Gra-is 1:m, 11.2.rii- • •

of Norfolk-street, attended bef:.:e 3fa; .
for the purpose of prefer! ing a cllor.,:c .
Cater, a constable; for ar. a:sault,

dens, last Mor.clay week. 1"..c. e,fendln: di, :-•

pear. The above-named gentlernea nat.:a the
of their complaint to the :Jagiqrat,:s, which 'vas
during a partial disturbance atVauxhall ca !i.e ri
in question, when s: me per,cns wc:e a
custody, Cattek as•!..ialt;:d n;o:t
out the small. c;t ocu!ion. i ry.:
the officers, the': thit
the gentlemen v:ho had cranla;neil Nur(' ti c
son, and that they would '.• at
the Quarter Sessions for obstt-uctipg
in the execution of their duty.—The
that in the absence of the party Nvho
concerned, it was impossible to loin; an .. • •i
the subjcct ; but as each person appeared t.,
himself aggrieved, the best mode tbat
adopted would be for the whole aff..ir to be carrLd
before a Jury. The complainants then withdrew,
expressing their determine ion to proceed uatil
obtained justice.
MARLBOROUCH-STRFET.—BRUTAL OUTRAGL—A
complaint was exhibited, yesterday, at this office.
against a Mary-la-bonne constable, of the named
Collins, for assaulting and dan?;erously woundiag
Mr. King, who holds a sitaation in one of the publit
offices. It appeared by the statement of person,
strangers to the parties, that a drunken man was
squabbling with a watchman in Dorset-street, when
Collins interfered, and his conduct caused Mr. Kial,
to remonstrate. Collins, without sheaving any
thority, seized Mr. King, and swore he should go to
the watch-house also, and he struck and ill-mated
him. The constable neat attacked him with abet
key, and wounded him dangerously by repeAted
blows about the head, which produced blood fors
the ears. Mr. King was conve;.ed home in a dal..-
gerous state, and his situation was describe 2 by a
certificate. Collins was not to be found yesttlea:.,
but officers are in search after him.

• BIRTHS.
Tuesday sennight, at Sandridge, the Lady of R. W. .".•:t•tru:::,
Esq 11. P. of a daughter.
At Woolwich, on the Gth instant, the Lady of Major P.:br's,
Royal At tilltry, of a awn.

•
MARRIED.
Monday evening, by special licence, Lord James S:•.art,
t her of the Marquis of Bute, to Miss Tighe, only r
Lte W. Tighe, Esq. of Wosastock, county : 7.
tutrly til. P. fur the county of

•
DIED.
Monday ae.nnight, after a short illness, in his Forth :car, )1r-
Thomas Salter, master of thz Stat Inn, Exeter, the hnsiness of
which he conducted with ;-rent crulit and suczetts for .A
t
Monday se'rnlght, st:ddenly, Captain John Lake., KS. seMlo
calliaz on a friend, at a lotlitir.tl,-house in Gecrge*,-street, Pk-
mouth. llis death arose from the bursting of a blotd-eLise.
Wednesday se'autight, after a short illness, Mr. Lacer,
terman in the Dock-yard, Plymouth
Wednesday st'unight, in George-street, Dock, in aosteiaefl.3
of the breaking of a blood-vesstl, 11. S.

MUCH OF STOCI
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Navy 106 105 k 106 i
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Lottery Tickets, 4:19 10!.

COAL MARKET, JULT 1.7.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. rt:zz.
34-1 Newcastle 20i ?ss. N. to 455. 54
7 Sunderland 5 S. 3d. to Sfs. N.
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