Star.
London, England, 1826-01-26 00:00:00

LAMBF.TII-STICEET.

Tits New Elena Laws.—Mr. Gardiner, a wine-merchant, of
Tower-street, yesterday came before the Magistrate, and com-
plained that a nein who had been in his employment bad been
illegally detained by Furlong, a conductor of the How street
Patrol, while conveying a few b .tiles of spirits to the residence of
his t attner, Mr. ‘'ankritise, in Mile-end-rood.
}talons said, that on the previous evening he met the porter in
Wbitechvel, carrying a heavy basket on his shoe:der ; supeeting
that the man had improperly become possessed of it, he asked him
what it contained? and he said fish ; he, however, examined the
basket, and in it fouod twelve bottles of spirits, for which there '
was no permit; he therefore took the m into custody.
The Magistrate approved of his conduct, and directed him to
ascertain if a permit was required for the removal of the spirits?
Mr. Gardiner said the spirits were brandy, rum, and gin ; and
there were not two gallons of any one sort, to enable him to get a
permit.
On tbe return of the officer from the Excise Mice, be said that
the spirits had become forfeited to the Crown and that Mr.
Gardiner had incurred very heavy penalties, as the new Excise
Laws did not permit any merchant to send out less than two gallons
of any sort of liquor.

The neighlsouthood of Spital6e/ds was thrown into
great alarm last night, in consequence of a serious riot
which took place, the origin of which has not been sa-
tisfactorily explained. The Civic Power at length put
an end to the affray, after erietting several p rs3up.
Three or four persons have been apprehended on sus-
picion of being concerned in the atrocious murder of
J. Hedley, near Ilex');.m. They have been since dis•
charged, however, nothin ! appearing on their (amnia
nation to justify their detentio.i.
Several of the mill-•owners iih Stockport have placed
their workpeople on hall-work.
The cotton-spinners of Blackburn have come to the
resolution only to v.'o.k their respective factories six
!slurs in the day.
The master cotton-spinners.of Bolton have met, in
consequence of the depressed state of trade, on which
occasion they unanimously agreed to shorten the hours
of laheur in their respective mills.

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BIRTH.
Jsn. 0, at Barash, the Lady of Major Witty, 24th Regiment,
of a daughter.

DT RD.
Jan. 111, at his house in Durham, aged 72, Andrew P. Skene,
of New York, Esq. of 'lanyards, in Fife, and Kilusecoe, in the
county of Wieklow.
Jan. 21, in Montagu place. Julia Louisa, eldest child of the
Rev. Edward Lead, of Matlcy Rectory, in her third year.

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