Star.
London, England, 1827-02-12 00:00:00

BOW-STREBT.

Game or Room St inui.—Saturday flarard,
I aid Allard Zgack, the latter a mere bey, were charged with
stesieg Oro mates aid two geldings, the property of different
peens% mien' in as mar the Idatrepolis, which bad bees stolen
II time, and tun to Basta for seme. The prisoners were brought
from Bristol on Friday, with the stolen proporty, and this moaning
they were placed before Sir R. Manta and Mnremett.
Mr. Ways, the landlord et the Bell Tanen, &nithileid. rated,
that lie bad his stables Woken imo, situate is Brewer's.yard, I. the
put* of St. Sepadeltrof ei the night of the lOth of January last,
and a minable hay mare seam; which he found on the nth inst.
In the poesetsion of the prisoners. In the stables of the liver Blego4
public-home Thomarsteset, Bristol, with two other masse sad
serogadiegi. die kw, tbeprieener Howard ; his reel nibs wpi
Johpave, sitilciar formerly beta drover in Smaithlleld. •
David a cooetable of Bristol, deposed to having
taken the p into tustody, and finding the mare, the property
of Mr. Mays, with the other beeves the owners of which he had
diewaseref. Ones( them were Moan from a Gemtlemasi at &mar
gals. whit bid of IOP guineas reward for their recovery.
Tho,pelsemen wars remanded.
Dmarmasencm—The wife of a fanner and miller,
named Da residing at Dunning's Hill, East Grimaced, Sussex,
on Wadey applied at this caw. for the assistance of the Pave
under chadlowlag eirmentstarsoes. Her hatbandomen to landau:
about a fortnight ago, to receive cernotddratde epees of money, I
which ape latvaettAtied be had factibra • big .0 /ler goat sac--
prise, and to the distrees herself MA family, he had am returned I
nor had be been seen or heard of time last Monday week,
when be trutacted business at the Adagios Wharf, Milleuck. I
street, Weetointer. Site described her hatband as a Man fifty
years of age, about Ave feet four inches in height, dark complesion,
dressed in a drab coloured coat and dark frock, with plush breeches
and hoots with tops. She said tax: be bad been subject to a dir•
order in the head, which at times deprived hint of his recollection.
and She was afraid Mier that be had get into hod hands, or that
mate fatal aoddent bad occurred to him.
QU R EN-S QUA RE.

Mr. Ha, proprietor of the Erkklayere Arms, Struttoa.ground ;
Mr. Granville, of the Salutation ; and Mr.. Prime, of the King's
Arms, Princes•street, Lambeth, were charged with assaulting three
. informers named Atkinson, Harris, and Wood.
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Thursday tut, the complainants Urnitioned several poblicans,,for
keeping their bonus open at Lite hours, and amongst tie number
was Mr. Hall, but the coatplabsants were dismissed, and the in.
formers had to pay the eau. On their quitting the care, they-
' were assailed by a crowd of persons, who threw rotten eggs and
filth at diem; and it was sworn that the defendants not only struck
them, but incited others to assault them.

The defendants denied the charge, and called witnesses, whom-
gatived the statement of the complainants and their witnertes.
The Magistrates, however, said they should leave the pee to be
decided at the Sessions; and the defendants were ordered to find
bail, themselves in lOW. and two sureties La SOS. each, sad to give
41 hourenotice of the ►ad.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

, Oa Wednesday senniglat, seven massive candlestkismere steles
front tke Travellers Club House, in Pall-mall, and severaiperaons
Were taken up on suspicion, and examined at this Once, but Were

discharged, that not Iseinithe 'lighten evidence to iniplicited;rs.
On Friday, however, informed n was received of the woks pen.
perty. It appeared that on Wednesday morning, a refion per-
chased the seven candlesticks of.a genteel looking men, of
appearance, and whom he had seen about twelve months ago, when
be purchased of him a large quantity of lace. They weighed se/
gimmes, Air whielt he allowed 4a. 10d. an ounce. lie intended te
melt the raisins-nicks, bet a dealer in Flaw called in the course of
the mooting, and bought the seven candlestick-sat 3s. 4d. an ounce.

On the follow Isom *one soothe, diem
smith. at the rate of fib srsl 1110111Meree. who, haying reftivw
order from a silversmith at Ofillatii fur several articles of rime. retie
the two candlesticks there the same evening. Having heard thee
such candlesticks had been stolen from the Treertim. non
he preeeeded•to the refiner's home with the five candlehtieke he
renamed, and told him Amite was booed, es se Wiest reek to fie
lostantly sad glee information so the Cob Moue. The taloa gel
as he directed him.
Mr. Roe, the Magistrate, told the refiner that it was a eerf
'awkward/Lang:or ittrn to give only es. ithi. at aurae got ege„,
which was sold the next day fords.
lbelikereesal said it Was a ilalMaat *fag not to have aka
=.lwho told the wMlsftishs New he gut sea propel, er
871 tho cent. _
Tlee ranee said be bed sited isesssawstly. but he Email
be mere rtrticular in
Saw conversation oak placeltirb ebts ranee and the ohmman,
man, volatile to who was to hear t bast the par of candlegke.
at Word. The refiner said it wosilel be very bard that he should
have to pay for them all; bet mote ass cams shy maunder.
subsiding, be would give thaw up at hie own expense. He said e.
weild atate es pales ts saisebas4 des shad: The plow tb;
iskantshs eibot.

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evagITIL.
OctlMayday referred by Mn c*: tits
Ire OA Lit. gellohliPet Mr. Curtiss the aucriorwee,
&mem a wood ementaadem Mr. Curtis was accumnand
s four tdends, Who had "'speeded/ been r hit
; seesece4 w '
ug and stormy dimereelea took plane, to which ti,e
'pared to be treated ember unceremoniously. In the mot,
went, Dim sole's yellow gabled medic with the 31agimaic.
4 Mr. Cards was compelled to give bail. Mr. William, me ay
IA C.'s friend] who had been sombrely kid to bail flit agessk.
g bey, he the mom time, was discharged, the bey not mod.j
to eabeCiadate hi dune.