Star.
London, England, 1829-07-13 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Saturday a young Gentleman of faa6faoable appearance was
charged with having left bis wife and children chargeable to the
parish of &. George, Hanover-square. The defendant's father is
• man of considerable property and holds an official @hustles in
the East India College, at Henley& 'lle defendant was educated
for the 'medical profession, and while attending the daughter of a
in humble life, fell in love with and slurried her. His
tire:lns, indignant at his imprudent marriage, petennied him to go
to the Indies, as surgeon in an /Wham Darks his absence his
young wife, who had mos claims by No, was emPelletto ap.
ply to the parish foe assistance, and she was twice tememid to the
workhouse of Er. George, Har;ever•egonee; the mimes tbas in-
curred amounted to wt. About a am* ince he remelted from
the East Indies and was then taken kW amtedy by the parish
officers of St. George's. The claimant aimed be was net in
circumstances to maintain his wife and did ...—lse had been dis-
appointed in obtaining a situation, mid bad nu —be was con-
fident his family would not mat Ma, and it was t fen useless
to apply to them.—lle was resnended until his wife attended to
give evidence.

QUltlll'-SQUARE.
Saturday a fellow named,Bawilffsemd,whe has been mural dims
within the last forudght at the Mice, charged with cruelty to his
wife, was again brought before MsNrs. MAIIIOO2I and Oanocm"
by a watchman, charged with b4tbs her In a most shocking
manner, so that she was ossighiled to gasps from his fury by
jumping out of a two-pair of stairs window into the street.
The poor woman, who is enceinte; and could scarcely stand from
the areas of the brutal usage she bad a:palmed, was sat bruised.
and sworn, that scarcely a (satire was 'discernible, and her arms
were ceverid with the Marks of bites, which the inhuman wretch
had Isilleted upon bet.
The complainant stated that her husband sent for her to prison,
where he was confined, for beating her on a former ticasioni and
promised never to strike her again, if she would consent to his
being liberated. To this she agreed, but no sooner bad be got her
home to his lodging In Mermaid-mit Chasse, than be
the door, and beat and bruised her with an his fora, and seised(
arms with his teeth, and tomb: flesh ; abs begged for merey; but
in Min? and Ltd no other way to escape being nentdere4 but to
jump ins of the 'dodo*, which was ea the soNwilluer, into the
street. Forkluasely some persons who were poi* at the thee,
caight
vbet,et and they all cashier, or she slight have boss !Med
ea
the :
111Aaarns—?on watt tad, when yen tied for his re'
leme, what 'wadi be the Coniegueneis. • I souped it would come
to this, from his reams brutal conduct.

Complainant..-He promised fairly to ts 4 the best husband in the
world.
Mr. Sumo: v.—The poor woman is in a most shocking scate.
What can yes `say to suds brutal conduct, felbw ? You are a
disgrace to the name of man.
Prisoner—l am sorry for it, that's all; ao man can say more •
and as we cabnot agree, why, we had better part.
Mr. Mammon—No woman could live with such a brutal awe,
seer.
The prisoner was then ordered to be committed to prison Ne
want of sureties, and u be has a potable of 101. per annum, the
wife was informed that means would be adopted by the parish is
make him allow her half of towards her maintenance.
HATTON-GA R DEN.

Saturday, on the complaint of T. D'Arcy Mahon. Esq. ram
Laniard* Bamako was brought before the Sitting Magistrates,
Messrs. LAUSS and Iterians. It appears that, instigated by the
monster, the defendant had been or some time In the
habit haendng complainants wake, scowling and growling as
him wherever they chanced to meet. At first Mr. Mahon at.
tempted to convince the Spaniard that be laboured under a deli.
@ion, closely approximating to lunacy, but finding that his logic had
no
effect, and that the transports of the jealous Don seemed rather
to acquire fresh vigour therefrom, he deemed it expedient to es,
force his arguments by the more cogent claque.= of the Bend.
Accordingly be suggested to their Worships that it would be highly
desirable to bind over the brain-sick, Castilian to keep the peace
towards his Majesty's subjects in general, and him, the complain.
ant, in particular.
Dos Leonardo said he was an injured man, and that he wu
risobamd by Mr. IYArcy Mahon, which imputation upon his mo.
rality was indignantly repelled by the complainant. Several of his
brother asigrodes volunteered their attendance to become witness
to the Quixotic pugnacity of the defendant, and the diuuss!on
amongst them became so animated, that it finally became necessary
to bind over all the parties to keep the peace towards each other,
and Mr. D'Arcy Mahon.
LA M MTH-STREET.

Thomas Gard, a young man, having the appearance of a me-
chanic, was charged with being found in the streets at unseasonable
hams.

George Hicks, a watchman of St. Ann's, Lim bos's.. deposed
that he was going his rounds at half-past one that morning, when
he observed the prisoner standing against some empty houses is
Margaret-street. He asked him what he did there. when the pri-
soner replied, "that he had no home to go to," and was standing
there to rest himself. On hearing this, witness took him to the
watehbonse.

The prisoner said he was a larAlresser, and had served an cep.
prentieeskip of nine years to that Imbues. at the Hounslow Sae.
mills, but his master bad refused to give up his indentures. and be
was not able to procure work in consequence.
The Rev. D. Mernue said. be ought to endeavour to get em.
pirpneat at some other badness; there were mere trades than one.
It was as offence against the law to be found loitering in the streets
at noseasesable beers.

Prisseer—" I have no objection to Mork if I can get employ.
mem, but I leave lost two Angers front my left band, and many
persons will not employ me in consequence."
Mr. Wauts&—" As you brie no boast, we niestefind you one ;
you mum go to prison for a month."
Prisoner—" It will be just the same, Sir, when I come out—l
have no bone or friends—l must ssop sernewbere—l can't walk
about for ever. I have been looking out for work, but cannot get
any, and I bad no money to pay for a lodging when the watchman
took me into custody—l could not he being found In the streets.
The Magistrates, Messrs. WYATT, WALLA. and Masses, haw
inicensaked. sentenced 141 prisoner to one month's imprisonment
and bard labour, in the House of Correction, for being found in the
streets at unseasonable bows. and having no home to go to.
UNION-HALL.

A cowkeeper. named Welfair, residing in the district of this
office, was charged with entering a Mrs. Wiggins's bed chamber,
and violently assaulting her.
The complainant, a married woman, stated, that on Tuesday
morning last, about nine o'clock, wizen her hatband went front
home. the defendant, having been admitted into the house, pro.
ceeded to her bed room. She was la bed at the dale, and the
moment he entered be lung himself down by her side, and in a
flood of tears hemmer' her to abandon her husband foe his em.
braces, declaring that life was insupportable without bet. She re.
jected his prepoddons with disdain, upon which he attempted to
throttle her, and wit► the meet horrid imprecations 'were that he
would either shoot, stab, or strangle her, if she would not accede
to his conditimis. She struggled bard with her assailant, at the
same time calling for help, when the servant girl entered the apart-
ment, and as her appearance be withdrew. having before his de-
parture, and ha the presence of the servant, vowed vengeance on
the complainant for refusing to conform to the terms ►e proposed
relative to absconding with him.
The servant giti confirmed the ham pet et .ire mistress's
statement as to the violent lishavkaret the

In answer to a Sanctum engaged Ise An MINA'S, Mn.
Wiggins said that she had known the deindinee alone tion years;
that he used to serve her with tam. He had sever visited her in
the absence of her husband. who was an oadartaker ; but she is.
collects his having caned one evening to inquire for her husband,
and be stet being at home, as she happened to be at tea, the invited
Ma to take a cap; she sews socouragml him to take liberties with
her. She admitted having gone down the rivet in a steam-best
with a party,ea the day preceding the assault now complained of.
The defendant was of the party, bat she could safely say that as
did not amuse herself while on beard with throwing hautboys
(strawberries) into the cow-keeper's most&
The complainant's husband, a quiet and respectably behaved
man, declared, that setwkitstanding the defendant's imputations on
the chastity of his wife, he believed she was virtuous.
The defendant then Winded to the party of pleasure on board
the steamer, and attributed his subsequent irritation of mind to
have been produced la consequence d wknessing Mrs. Wiggins
pay more attention to a young man on board than to him. The
facts were these; be went into her bed-tosen, and he thought there
was no impropriety in doing se, and the moment he catered she
fainted. Seeing her in that state, he ran towards her in order to
render embusses ; and oo her revival she desired him to be gone,
and alarmed the house with her screams.
I alte defendant then went on to state that he bad been is the mot
intimate terms with Mrs. Wiggins.
The complainant having declared that she went ia bodily few of
the defendant, he was ordered M lad sureties to keep the peace
towards her for one year, himself la one hundred pounds and two
sureties of fifty pounds each.
The Masticate recanweendesl the complainant toeshibit articles
of the peace against him at the asst Sessions, which she intimated
her intention .f doing.

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HiBDOMADARY.
THIS DATe..OOIIOIIIC6IIO of the Mika and Jupiter 5 monies.
Mars sets 4$ minutes past II wising, and Saturn 16 minutes btu.
About this time the quail calls; young partridges fly, and young
frogs migrate.
To. Moassw.—Venss sets 57 mimes past 'evening. Birming-
ham riots 1791. The Basille in France destroyed 1789.
Wsestesmay.—St. Bwithin. He was a Bishop of Winchester,
who died in lISS, and by his own desire was buried in the church-
yard issued of the chancel of the Minster. When he was cams&
sed the Menke. not approving of on
pubile cemetery for a &int,
determined os removing the body on the iSth ofJely, but it raised
so violently os that and for forty days afterwards, that the design
was abandoned ; and these days have since been ailed the forty
dry! of fit. Wilda.
Tsivasoay.—FuU Moen 41 Minutes past 8 afternoon. Mercury
rises 10 Wastes pasts morning.
Famay.—Moss rises IS adman past II evening. When the
thermometer rises to IS degrees, the weather generally bteaks up
with a dander storm

iltwriusAir.—.2l49 tine at 4—sets at $ &dock. A fast with the
Jews for the destruction et Jemmies* by thadnestar 2419
the Jews - ferbidtiva all of -

years ago. As _ are master moondag so
their liebbath, the observance of the fast wW, we believe, be war
ferred to the mart day.

BIRTH.
At Cenhaltos, Surrey. the X 1 .1 Cartels Money. LN. of
S SOIL

MARRIED.

♦t MUNK, John 'wraith Esq. et Louden, to Mhs
daughter of the late William Rowell, Eng. of Grove House, Cbsb•
ham, Sewn.
At Meitou Mowbray, Francis Gram, Esq. of Kagrastoo, Perth-
shire, to habeas Elisabeth. third daughter of R. Norma., Rot
and Lady E. Norman.
At Slaver/a Itidware, Edward Thoseewill, Esq. to Mar!.
daughter of the late Rev. J. a Pearson, of Croak
At Ran Church, John Goods!, Esq. of Wientount, in de
moor, of Wexford. to Kate, eldest daughter of Um. &cos, R.N.
of Are:ave. Cottage.
At Glasgow, John Anderson, Esq. formerly of Calcutta. NI
Jane Dewiness, second daughter of the lets George Tell*
el Cardrom Park, Dumbartonshire.

DIED
At hie boas la Cornwall-place, Holloway, John William.
In the 74th year et his ago.
At Laster, William Newcombe, Itai. of Fieet4treet, aged
At Worthing. Riebaed WYllm MORD Fe+ or Lloybani Cow
woo, In Ho 14th year.

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