Star.
London, England, 1826-08-01 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Yesterday a young man, named Henry Duos, who has been maw
time a very coolidential person in the service of Messrs. SeweU and
Cross, lines-drapers and mercers, in Compton-street, Soho, was
brought before Mr. Kos, the Magistrate, charged with having rob.
bed his employers of sills, he. to an immense amount, a consider.
able portion of which was found by Clements, the °Seer, at the
house of a female, named Smith, in Brook-street, W
est-square,
with whom the prisoner lived on terms of intimacy. Airs. Smith
is also in comedy as an accomplice, and both were remanded for a
faturteamnfeation.

Arafat? TO &MIT Mown IT • Waecnwan.--A Gentleman
was brought up on the charge of a watchman, for knocking at the
doors in Regent-street, on Sunday night.
The Gentleman, however, stated that the Watchman came op to
him, and charging him with the above °fleece, said that be mutt
take him to the wateb.booss. He submitted. in silpectatioa of Wag
liberated there ; and, no the road, the watchman said to him—
" You had beater make it up with me before I charge you." This,
IP4weser, he refused &bp; sod was detained.
Mr. Rua sat on illitur to eseertabt if the Inhabitants of the
bootees mentiesed bad been disturbed ; who, on his return, said
that thug had not.
The Tfatehman did not attempt to deny tide statement, nor did
the Magistrate make any obserratloa on Gentleman was
of coarse discharged.

Me Jews gad lithurgi Drill" servants in the employ of Messrs.
Brown sad Dyer, irommoopre, in Utile Eastdoev, were charged
with stmilog mile to the moon of I SO& and John aviths ' of Went-
wonli•etreet, Whisechapei, ins•atrset, charged with magician the property,
kmowiag it to be melee.

Foster, an officer, having private information titat Joon and
Britten were in the habit of carrying nails to Griffiths's house
twice a week, or oftener, be nude Mr. Brown acquainted with the
circumstance, and upon searching the premises of Griffiths seven
bags of nails were found, which Mr. Brown was able to identify.—
B. Hall proved that be had seen Jones and Britten conveying the
bags from the warehommt to Oritiths's house.
The prisoners were all coomititted.
• 11180 namsdJoiss sign underwent ea mantinatioa on meld-
ciao of Wag comensed hs a burglary at Mr. Rood's, in the Com-,
nsereial reed. Imams, eft of the men ordered N be executed,'
had glues infilimikb 0181111• him, bat the only evidence produced
was some admiselamaireets made to the father-in-law of Fordham.
The disclosures Peedhisa had aside bad been urged as a ground for
extending the Royal serer to hint, but as the consequence of his
confessions is net lb* to he the conviction et any of the parties
whom be has tripesobed, at hat the Magistrate thought so with
respect to the poisoner Green, there seems little room for hint to
expect his life will be spared. Green was remanded.
MA T-LA.SONNIL.

G.ll. Hardly. alias the Motu Wes. Mersesis. alias Wm. risswin,,
appeared before Mr. Remanent, charged wkb obtaburg goods by
unlawful means, of Mr. Wm. Wright, raiding at No. 32, Lute
Maryle-Bentte street.

1 The prisoner (olio was &rued in the ft. rsi a yle of faahin ) re-
quested a private hearing. to which Mr. Ravin:soon objected.
kir. Wright stated, that Mr. G. W. Harding (for that be avov•rd
to be his real name) cane to his house, which is an eating house, on
Saturday night. accompanied by a friend, and called for refresh-
ment: perceiving be was intosicated. he refused to supply him,
and sent him away ; a shanties. afterwards he returned,. and-pre-
sailed on Mr. Wright to furnish meat, lice. to the amount of one
shilling. As sago as the gentleman had Stashed hie nipper, he en-
deavoured to nape without paying; this attempt was (nisi-rated
by a female seavant..who seised hint by the collar. He threatened
to lay his stick about her back, but she called her master, and he
was sent to the watch-house. He got out on Sunday by ending
bail (one who dosed his name Thomas Ranee). Having obtained
Ms liberty, he muted to Mr. Wright, promised to give him it
11.....4 good taming, and asked Mrs. Wright if she did sot think
she was a pretty woman to send him, the Hon. William Forgone,
or a brother of the Hon. Sir Thomas Edward Femmes (the e;sitt
description was disputed between the parties its the rate), to a
watch-bouts.
The defendant acknowledged he was drunk, but he had apolo.
gifted, and that was all he could do.
Mr. RAWLDIPON said, the circumstances under which he *INA
were very disgraceful; his meanness in endeavouring to get away
witkoot paying for the refreshment he had received was inexcuu
able; and be should wish him to amount for his palming under dif-
ferent names ; in the charge book, he was called William Fagan, in
' the bail book George Harding ; what bad these se do with the lies.
W. Ferguson or a brother of Sir Thomas Edward Ferguson 7
The prisoner said, he had taken the assumed outset to avoid ii*
posure, and he was sorry for it.
Mr. Rews.nistie-4 think you have good reason to be sorry. You
wanted me to give you a private hearing; I'm glad I did not. You
must pay St. fur being drunk, and von are at liberty to snake Mr.
Wright a compensation. Rile Is willing to receive it.
The parties retired; and after a short abienee, Mr. Wright re-
turned. He informed Mr. Rawlinson that the business was ar-
ranged; and as Mr. Harding was a Gentleman of same dininodon,
he hoped Mn Rawlannan would prevent the case Wog noticed by
the press.
" Oh," said Mr. Rawunion," do not talk to me about the prep.
His conduct has been very unbecoming a Gentleman, and It de.
serves to be exposed."

WORSIII P-S TRE CT.
Jain Lee, aged 15, was charged with the manslaughter of Rdwani
Levi, aged 16, in a pugilistic encounter which took place ki
Htt-
gerstote-beldson Sunday morning last, and M. Smith, H Soc.kartic-,
J. Solorices, J. Gee, and./ Sewell, were severally charged as having
been occasionally seconds to the combatants.
It appeared that they began to fight about ten minutes pan dell
o'clock, and the contest lasted till a I the after nine o'clock, during
which they had 311 or 39 rounds. The deceased was the tail:st by
about two niches, but there was no great difference between Alin
and Lee in point of stoutness. Neither of them had much the ad.
vantage of the other, till the deceased tell in the last round, and
Lee upon him. The deceased lay insensible, ands young man picked
him up, and had him c.rrled to a Doctor, by whose direction heo
was carried to the London Hospital, where he continued insensible
till he died. No water was given to them during the batik, hot
half a gallon of porter was brought to the ground, of which thee
were induced to partake by the bye-standers.
Mr. Dunn deposed that the deceased lodge..l with him some little
tittle back, and was a very industrious, quiet, and respectable ytianh.
He was never more surprised than when be heard the fatal Aloft
of this contest, for of all the youths he knew, the deceased seal the
last that he should have suspected of being a fighter. ?be maven
to whom the deceased was carried in the first instance, sent a Certi-
ficate of the state in which he found him, but Mr. Osborne •Cry
properly refused to admit it in evidence. Lee, Smith, Stoeliirelter,
and Saunders, were then remanded until the result at the ethtitlefs
Inquest be Immo, and that was discharged.
UNION-HALL.
Testerday two men, named Page and Zieskee, ware ebergell with
robbing Morris Newman nn the highway. Tbe peosemnot laid
that be was passing along Qoeres.stmt, near tho Miiklientherwk,
about one o'clock on Monday morning, and tbsobtense noshes
came up to him and asked him if be could retonamilld bat to
lodging ? Before be bad time to reply Hughes whistled, Nig Akre
other men came up and set upon him, and beat hire till be
Mesh-
sensible, and robbed him. As soon as he was rereeeersd. bt wet
to the watch.house and related the circumstance, and described the
robbers. The two prisoners were soon afterwards apprebitaell.
not far from the spot where the robbery took place, and the pleat-
coot. Identified sham. They were remanded.
Two waive, aimed Lewis and Pao, were charged with elsiblai
James fieffelopy, the master of a trading vessel, of 4:56,0a Sudsy
night. The vat tor sold that he fell in with the priises In the
Soros" • them to a house near Kent•etthet.
fellaelwq,artMy Mtn of two ACIO note*, one APS mote, mid
10 mumnispee, and timoodelL "Lim prisoners were apprehentiedo be no
infamous boom, kept by a covetable, named Cave, near the Mine..
The Magistiate (Mr. Commas) said he would take elm kiiat
Cave dliellad not continue to be a constable. The old wren's. M
whose Mese the robbery had taken place, was committed fee keep-
ing a &gingerly house; and the two women were remanded ler she
purpose er giving time for tracing the notes.

Wednesday, the 12th inst. a Sherif' officer entered
the house of an unfortunate manufacturer, in Kirkhea-
ton, with an execetion for 4211. when, attempting to
sell various articles of furniture, old and new hay,. the
standing crops, cattle, dm; during the space of two
hours, without receiving a single bid, he relinquished
the sale, and the creditor was obliged to removal dm
goods to his own premi•es at Halifax, a distance dittos*
than twelve miles.—Doacester Goodie.
At the Meeting of proprietors of East India Stack..
on Wednesday, Colonel L. STAMMOra stated, that above
one million of guineas per month wire expended in the
Burmese war.

DIED.
At Jesmond, near Newcastle, on Wednesday, after a short ill-
ness, In the seth year of hil age, Sir Thomas Burden, Knight,
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the Tyne Hussars, and a

Magistrate for the county of NI

NEWGATE AND I.RADIthiHALL MARKETS. hug N.
Beef. 3s 4d to 4s 4d I Veal
Mutton ........3s 1d to 41 0411 Pork ......
Lamb is Od to So Od.

PIMPS o► HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
M. JANOS'S. wistwwwonss.
Hay 41 Os Od to 51 12$ id Hy 41 Si pi 51 a. .4
CIOM Si Os Od to 61 Os Od Mover 41 101 to II Os ad
Straw 11 161 Od to 11 is Od Straw 11 le. to 21 is *I

PRICK q

MEW POCZITS. ___
112111 PASS.
Kent 119. to t9O. Kent
Buses
Fawn ...... 110 s to 2)0. Row
Funloam line 240 s to 2110s—Soessmis. 150. to sus

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides lsd to 15d
Common Ditto lid to 124
Crop Hides, 35 to 401b5 (or cutting
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs 14141.124
Calf Skins. 56 to 401bs 124 to 144
Ditto 50 to 7016 s
Ditto 70 to &fibs .........
Snisli Seals,Greenland).... ......
Tanned Horse Hides 124 to 14d
Spanish Horse Hides lid to lid

COAL Al A ItiCli'
Ships at Market. Ships Sa
Siii Newcastle 124
ISi Sunderland lit

Price.
eye 04 to 34s id
!is Od to 35* 04

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aneroid, and Jersey 0 0
Usboa 0 0
Gontsburgh o 0
Malta 0 0
Holland 0 0

A DAY

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Randers

9 0

Broil 0 0
Jamaica 0 0
Leeward Islands 0 0

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HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning . . 45 minutes after 0
Afternoon 13 atitutes after t

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