Star.
London, England, 1828-04-08 00:00:00

MA It LBOILOUb H.:-STII HET.

A worthy Charley was charged with misbehaving himself on his
beat, in Coventry-street, by beating a number of his Majesty's Ikgs
subjects, with an oaken cudgel —it appeared that Saturday being
Easter Eve, and a wet evening beside, this vigilant "attendant co
the rattle," got too much into the splash, whereby the contents d
his cranium were so shaken up, that be mistook friends for foes,
and kept up a sort of a running fight up Coventry-street and down
the Haymarket, charging all who opposed him. At length his
charges becaMe so numerous and annoying to the inhabitants of
Coventry-street, that several of them went to the warchbouse to
cigar up the matter, by giving charge of the charger, who was mow
handed into that place of distinction to which be had been used to
usher others to the notice of the worthy Magistrate.
The complainants, with great forbearance, declined to press the
charges of assault; but Sir Gasman F peremptorily insisted
upon the conduct of this man being laid before the Watch Corry
mitree, and made a memorandum against his name in the charge.
book of his opinion as to his unfitness for a watchman.
MA RY—L A—BONNE.

Among a variety of persons brought before Mr. RAWLINI•II
yesterday morning, from the Watchhouses of Mary la-bonne, Pad-
dington, the Regent's Park, and Pancras, were many boys, changed
with tns,,ing for money in the streets. The Magi.trate was vary
to see the lower classes follow the bad example of their betters.—
Some, said be, gamble in palaces, others in courts, and alleys, and
money lost by bantbling is generally made good by robbery. The
urchins were admonished and discharged, with an assurance, that
it they repeated the offence, they should be committed tothe House
of Correction.

QUEEN-SQUARE.
Jahn and Bestjantin Knight and Richard Billings were charged
with stealing wine and spiritslran the cellar of Mr. Horne laod.
lord of the Magpie and Stump, in Cheyne-walk, Chelsea. Thom
Varney stated, that about nine o'clock on Saturday morning 12, was
in the tap.room, when H. Knight took a bottle of port from ender.
neath a seat; they went into the yard and drew the cork; 'whom
tasted some of it. About eleven o'clock the sane diy.'he saw 3.
Knight come out of The cellar with a quart pot full of gin ; vsknesi
and others drank some it. Mr. Horne explained to the Magistrate
that there was a trap door in the rap-room which commesicatet
with the cellar; this had to be opened sometimes to get coals. 'John
Gorman, a lodger, confirmed the testimony of Varn4, ant there
being no evidence against Billings he was discharged, and!. Knight
was sent to the House of Correction for two months, and Brojatutis
for one.

Siturday morning a Gentleman named Pat ker was
robbed of his watch, chain, and seals, while looking at
the guards_being relieved, opposite Whiiet•all. At the
same spot, a few days ago, Colonel Stan,len, of the 3d
Guatds, was lobbed of his gold watch, a: .d a Cap,ain
Farquharson of his pocket book, contaiLi-g Bank of
England notes to a lArge amount, and a tortoise-shell
snuff box, set in gold.

BIRTH.
At Balbedie House, on the lit instant, Lady Malcolm, of a saa
and heir.

MARRIED.
At Bath, Captain Jackson, of the Royal Staff Corps, to Fanny,
daughter of Lieut..Colouel George Muttlebury, C.B.

DIED.

At Wrentham, the Rev. Charles Cornwallis, A.B. Rector ti
South Cove.
In Leonard-street, Perth, Nicol Crombie, aged 86. Of his poste-
rity. he could reckon eighteen children, 54 grand-children, and 24
great-grand-children—many of whom, from various pare of the
kingdom, attended his funeral to the burying ground.
The 26th ult. (at the Rectory House of bis uncle, the Rev.
Charles Robert 7 horoton, of Bottesford, near Belvoir Castle), of a
sudden attack of apoplexy, Colonel Sir Charles Sutton, KnigLt,
Commander of the Bath, and of the Portuguese Order of the Tower
and the Sword. He had been for a short time on leave of absence
from an important charge in the island of Zante, and was on a visit
to his mother and sisters, with whom be had been converging cheer-
fully, on his return from hunting with the Duke of Rutland's
hounds, apparently in perfect health and spirits. After retiring to
his room to dress for dinner, about six o'clock, he fell and expired
almost instantaneously.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, Aran. 7.
Beef Ss 2d to 4s Od Veal 3s Od to 4s 8J
Mutton .. ...... 3s 2d to 4s 2d I Pork

PRICF.S or HAY Aro STRAW YESTERDAY.
IT. JANIS'S. WHITIOCHAPEL
Hay 41 Os od to 51. Os Od Hay 31 124 to .51 Os Od
Clover 41 es Od to 51 5s Od Clover 41 101 to 61 of 04
Straw 1113 s 6d to 21 Os Od Straw 11 14s to 11 lbs od

PRICE OF HOPS
NEW FOUNIITS. - ---
Kent 841 to 126 s I Kent 82. to 1081
Sussex ...... 82s to 924 I Sussex 76s to 661
Essex .... 84s to 1001 Essex 80, to 961
Farnham fine 160 s to 189s—Seconds. 140 s to 1601

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