Star.
London, England, 1828-11-14 00:00:00

LA M BETH-STREET.

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It may be recollected th;tafewd;;;;Tnce, we mentioned the
robbery and barbarous assault committed on Mr. Greenhill, of Eat
Elam, Essex. Two Irish labourers, who bad been a short time is
Mr. Greenbill's service, absconded immediately after the robbery,
and the most diligent search bas since been made for them, and a
reward of Sul. offered for their apprehension. Yesterday a letter
was received at this °®a, from the Mayor of Bristol, stating that
two men, spawning the description, bad been taken into custody
while offering in pawn a gold watch, which exactly answered the
description given of Mr. Greenhill's. An °ewer was iintantly dis-
patched to bring the prisoners to London.
UNION-HALL.
'Ara Coax Taasa—Mr. Todd, a coalrmerehant of Northumber-
land-street, was charged with giving Richard Morris, one of the
Surrey labouring coal-metes, the sum of ten shillings as a gratuity
for yielding to an irregularity committed en the defendant's pre-
mises. The case was proved by Morris, who said he received the
money from one of Mr. Todd's clerks; be paid it over is 3lr.
Torquand, by whom he was Instructed to receive the bribes. On
(be part of the dekadant one of his clerks vas called, who proved
that Morris bad demanded the te■ shillings, saying, he was in the
habit of receiving " tip" at other wharfs. He also proved, that
no the Itth of October Morris was drunk during the day, and
neglected his work.

The Maatnu►ra uid, that without the present plan ►ad been
adopted to detect frauds in the coal trade, the public would be as
liable u ever to plunder. He was of opinion the case had bete
proved, and therefore fined the defendant £2O.

Mr. Hamilton 3kgarey, a dealer in coals, was charged with
giving Morris seven shillings for submitting to an irrrgularityn
the measurement of coals. The information was, however, dis•
missed, on account of the defendant's Christian name having been
inaccurately given.

There is now in the garden of Captain LAWSON, at
Sho3ter's Hill, in the open air, a bed of fine strawbertiel,
in full beating.

DIED.

At Somerset novae, on theso-tiuk. Mrs. J. G. Patrick, in the
75th year of her age.
Sunday, at his apartments in Princes-street, Upper Stamford-
street, Major Charles Stewart, of the Royal Marines, in the OD
year of his age.
The 4th inst. at his lodgings, Chapel-street, Stoneham'', Ph'
mouth, the Spanish Colonel D. Diego Sande,belonging to a respect
able family in this country, which be was obliged to quit after the
French Invasion had overthrown Spanish liberties, and re-estsb•
liaised the ancient Alum and despotism, to avoid the persecution is
was threatened with on account of his known fondness for the Dew
institutions established in Spain, at, the only way to deliver that un-
happy people of the ill government it has been under during three
centuries; and for having
in consequence taken a most cutibpicitoris
part In the defence of the Spanish Constitution, against its ellelll3l
both domestic and foreign. Senor D. Diego Sande served his
country during thirty-six years, having commencedthe yrar i79°.
In the Royal Engineers, a military body very pinch esteemed sod
privileged in Spain; In which he always distinguished himsed
zourageously and gallantly, having petfortned several imkortot
-ervices hi the war of independence.

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