Star.
London, England, 1821-02-15 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

MYSTIRIOVS AFFA IR.—Yesterday morning, whilst
the Magistrate at the Public Office, Bow-street, was
busily engaged in the ordinary business of the day,
a Lady alighted from a travelling-chariot at the
door, and requested to be shewn to him immediately.
—The carriage had an imperial on the top, and was
covered with dust. The Lady herself appealed to
he of middle age, and a slight genteel figure ; but
she bore in her countenance strong marks of a filed
melancholy. She wore a blue riding habit, with
black beaver riding hat ; and her whole person was li
nearly covered with a large black lace veil. One of
the clerks immediately conducted her to the Magis-
trate, who politely requested her to take a seat; but
she declined it with a melancholy ejaculation of the
simple monosyllable aNo at the same time
motioning,him, with a graceful wafture of her hand,
to proceed with what he was about. The worthy
Magistrate, however, seemed somewhat alarmed at
her manner, and requested her, since she would not
sit down, to walk round to the other side of the table.
She did so; and, the other business before the Magis-
trate being almost immediately disposed of; he said—
" Now, Madam, I will hear what you have to say."
She replied nearly as follows:—" I have only to
place in your hands these pamphlets, containing mat-
ter of deep interest, such as fraud, felony, and pre-
sumptive murder; and to request you will make them
public, preparatory to a public and great event."
These words were delivered in a tone of the most
profound melancholy ; and at the same time with the
firmness of one accustomed to dictate and to-be
obeyed. She then handed to the Magistrate two
quarto pamphlets, both of which seemed to have
'their margins nearly covered with writing. The
Magistrate, taking the books, observed, that he had
Pot time to peruse them at that moment ; one would
hook into them at the.first convenient opportunity.—
"Do so!"—instantly rejoined the Lady, in an autho-
ritative manner ;—" Do so !—but give them publicity
—promise !"
The Magistrate—" I assure you, Madam, I will
look into them ; and will do what is right."
To this the Lady, dropping her voice to its former
melancholy tone, replied—" I believe you, from what
I have observed, I believe you.—Farewell !"—and
having so said, she returned to her carriage, and
drove off at a rapid rate; no one at the Office know-
ing who she was, whence she came, where she went
to, nor scarcely what she wanted.
An extraordinary charge then took place before G.
MtNsuuct, Esq. Joseph Stevens, the driver of a
hackney chariot, was charged with feloniously steal-
ing a trunk, containing wearing apparel, Bcc. belong-
ing to Charlotte Browne, a servant girl, who had
lately left a place at Wimbledon, and on Monday
evening last her trunk, with her clothes, arrived by
the coach at the White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly ; the
prisoner was near the White horse Cellar as a hack-
ney coachman belonging to one of the coaches on
the stand ; she told him she wanted a coach, and he
drove up a chariot, and when she and her trunk were
in the chariot, be asked her where he was to drive to?
She told him to Castle-court, Castle-street, Oxford.
market, where she lodged, and was to call for a box
to proceed to anothet place in Tottenham-court-road.
He stopped at the end of Castle-court ; accordingly
she got out of the chariot to fetch her box, and on
her return she found the prisoner had drove off his
chariot, with her trunk, to her great grief, as it con-
tained the whole of her stock of property. The time
she was absent froth the chariot was not more than
four minutes. The prisoner was committed for trial.

Wednesday se'nn;ght a.Constable went to a house
in Bell-court, Gray's Inn-lane, to execute a wan-ant,
and took the woman up ; she obtained leave to step
into the next room to clean herself, and put on a
gpwn, and locking the Constable up in the room, she
effected htr esciipe.

DROW-LAKE THEATRE.

, A Meeting of the New Renters, or rathi
Share-holders in the late Theatre, •
scribed, was held yesterday, in the
this Establishment, for the purpose
Report of the Trustees to whom the
itbeir•affairs had been entrusted, and
Prof taking into consideration
tsing to their interests.
The Chair was taken by Mr. FA,
read the Report, which commenced
.the lamented death of their late
HOSIER, since the last Meeting; arld
to the flourishing state of the concern.
with declaring, that at no period sine(
of the Theatre, have the rights and
New Renters been so clearly defined,
factorily provided for than at the present
The Report was received with yr
plause, and the Meeting was 'dissois
highly satisfied. with the state of their

Extract of a letter from St. Helen:
ber 17, 1820:—" BONAPARTE'S new
but not yet furnished. It is one st(
situated about 200 yards from the of
forms three sides of an oblong sql
wing contains the apartments desti
Mosrnotox, the Surveon, and the
centre and part of theleft ate allotte,
and the Orderly Oilics.T. Those for
sist of a library, drawing-room, dint
fist-parlour, bed-chArnber, bath, an(
with a water-closet. MoNrilor.ox h;
The whole are neatly fiat,' up in stu
see in the country house of an Engli
I:2000 a year. The coat t-yard co',
water. The kitchen is a separate bi
at the end of the square, and contait
accommodation. BONAPARTE rode of
to Sir W. DOVETON'S, in Sandy B;
taking with him a Sumpter mule,
sions, and ate his meal on the grass
LIAM'S house. This was nearly the '
on horseback for four years, and he
that he was obliged to send for the carnage
him back to Longwood. Ile appears v•
The Governor will have no comr
BERTRAND, and BONAPARTE will
except through him. Madame BERTRA,
purpose leaving this in April next;
TRAND remains. The education of
drew is assigned as her motive for a

11.1kRRIED.
Feb. 10, William Frederick ClaMbers, M.
ter of the late William Fraser, M.D. Lowe

Frb. 10, Robert Garrett, Esq. of Ellington,
Army, to Mrs. Devares, 'widow of the Jo-
F.sq. of Updowoo bit of Thanet.

On Monday the 12th hot: the wife of Itstkaalel
of livingdelln, .
Jan. 24, at Fort Augustus, Artnur nuckmin,
master of that place.
Jan. 24, at Inverness, William, eldest soft
lock, Esq. Sheriff-Clerk of Inverness-shire.
At Richmond, aged 90, Mr. A. Walker,
rimental Philosophy.

DIVIDENDS to be made at
March 3, IL Tew, late of Wellclose-square,
one. Feb. 17, B. Parkes, Ila!Ilford, 51Iddleses,
merchant, at twelve. Feb. 20, F. Whitmore,
green, brewer, it ten. Feb. 17, C. %lAckt
line.street, Bedford-square, merchant, at
Dickenson, Lower Edmonton, cattle-dealer,
6, J. Wood, King-street, St. James's squ:
at twelve. March 6, I. ?Shed, White
falgate, coach and harness-maker, at eleve,
Blore, Cravat-place, Bayswater, stooe-mason,
13, S. Walker, Bull Wharf-lane, Queenhithe,
ten. Feb. 17, C. Scudamcre, late of Mane,
cord-manufacturer, at one. March 6, J. Metcalfe
Upper East Smithfield, oilmen, at one. Ff.'
ion. Bow, miller, at twelve.

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