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

CHESTER CIRCUIT.

The Hon. Wtt.ttAm 1) Buy Chief Justice.—The Hon.
SAssusz MansuALL, the other Justice.

Moetoostrarsutrtz--Thursday, August 13, at Pool.
Deratonsetas—N% ednesday, August 18, at Ituthin.
Anasutas--Tuesday, August 22, at Mold.
Cusamsaa—Monday, August 31, at the Castle of Chester.
CARMARTIIEN CIRCUIT.
Sam= Herwoos, Serjeant at Law.—Josx B►tons, Esq.
Caamarrnes—Monday, August IT.
HAvanroanwirsr--Saturday, August ft.
CALMAS—Friday, August 28.

SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.
Wttusas Wiuorsatn, Esq.—Asa. Morsze, Esq.
Oval°aaax—Tuesday, August 18, at Cardiff.
Baecox—Tuesday, August 23, at Brecon.
Rauxou—Monday, August 31, at Presteioe.

HArros GARDEN.—Yesterday Catherine Candle,
a decent young woman, was charged with passing a
Forged One Pound Note, on Saturday night, in pay-
ment for a leg of lamb to a butcher in Somers' Town.
Committed for further examination.

MARLBOROUGH•STRICETRIOT AND OUTRAGE.—
Yesterday Martin Deranny, the captain of a party of
Irishmen, was charged with five distinct assaults on
men and women, on Sunday night, in Peter-street,
Wardour-street. The persons attended with their
heads tied up, and their faces much disfigured. Ed-
ward Welch was knocked down by two ruffians,
named Hughes, who were in company with De:
vanny ; and they then jumped upon his head, which
caused blood to gush from the nose and eyes, and it
was supposed, for some time, that he was deal The
tumult was so great, that some constables were
knocked down by the rioters, consisting of mote than
a hundred persons, armed with bludgeons. The su:-
geon, at the corner of Crown-court, was employed
the greater part of the evening, in dressing tile woo n.
ded. The signal for riot was a boxing match between
two women, who were taken, into custody. Another
man, named Welch, and Langham, and a Mrs. Foy,
were also assaulted and wounded by the defendant
and his party ; tome had their teeth kicked out, and
others were seriously injured. Devanny, it appeared,
had apprised Pepper, a constable, that a row was
about to take place, and cautioned him not to inter.
fere. The defendant was ordered to find bail on five
different charges.

UNION HA r.r..--Yesterday William Devale and Wil-
liam Wordidel, were charged with being concerned
with another person, not in custody, in committing a
very daring burglary. On the 18th of May last,
about twelve o'clock in the day, three men broke into
the house of Mr. James Longley, at Ewhurst, in
Surrey, while the family (except one female servant)
were at church. They secured her by tying her hand,
and foot to the stair case, while they rifled the pre-',
mises ; they carried off' a quantity of silver plate and
valuable liaen. %Viten the family returned from their
devotions, they discovered the servant in the situation
described. The prisoners_ are charged with being
two of the men who bound the servant. They were.
remanded until Monday next.

A SINGULAR CASE.—Geoq,,e King, a prisoner in
the county jail at Newington, on a charge of felony,
was yesterday brought before Sir Joan PINHORNE,
one of the county Magistrates, relative to a com-
plaint preferred against him by a fellow prisoner,
named Joseph Warrington, for knocking him down
and robbing him. It appeared that Warrington was
committed to prison as a vagrant. A few days after-
wards, King availed himself oi'an cpportunity, when
no person was near, to knock him down and rob him
of one pound and twopence, which sum was cancealed
in the lining of his waiicoat. Warrington made his
complaint to the Governor of the prison, who caused
King to be searched, but no money being found on
his person, it was considered that the charge was a
fabrication. Wallington, however, would not allow
the matter to sleep ; and by his continual solicitations
induced the superintendent of the jail again to :earth,
when he led him to the exact spot where he was
knocked down. Observing a hole, about the size of
an egg, in the stone floor full of water, while the other,
parts of the pavecanit were perfectly dry, he put in'!
kis hand, and found th.e sum of one pound and two-
pence. A. detainer was !edged against King for the
robbery.