Star.
London, England, 1828-03-24 00:00:00

said her brother came from sea•yesterday, and she took a drop et
rum with bim, which got into her head, and affected bee very
much, as she was Subject to Sts.
Here the watchmen tarried to the prisoner with a look of seta
nishment, and said—
Why, did'nt you tell me as how you had been to see your enCi,.
and tbat•he pee you ten shillings ; and did'nt you say as bow y 0,,,
smote was Sir Richard Bernie? •
Prisoner—Yes; I know I said so.
Magistrate—And so you take she liberty to make eve of
Richard !thole% name in this way?
Prisoner—Your worship, he told me I might mention his am.
if It was necessary. •
Magistrate—l do not believe a weld about It. I shall commit
you ter fourteen days.
MARY-LA-BONNE.

Saturday two erravid boys, Then& Wilson and hug zowdox
were charged with robbirrg their master, Mr. Warner,a brushanher,
in Tottenham court-road. On' the 14th of this asonth,Wikdo, who
Is very young, borrowed 51. of Mr. 11..bree, a pawnbroker, in chm„,
lotte-street, Fitzroy.square, upon twelve brushes. Re mid th„.
belonged to his tither, whose name was John Collins; that he was
very ill, and heed its John-street. On the 15th be borriimg
upon eleven brushes; on the 190...• Bs. upon fourteen ten,h" end
one pair of French clogs; and on Friday be took about lb brushal
more to Mr.. Dobrec's .hop, Tor the sane purpose; but his,cor,deee
having excited suapicion, dr. Dnbree detain-d MM, . whge he
sent to ascertain if his story was true. The address gloved false,
and the bay Ending himself detected, said to Mr. Dobree," have
told you a lie, Sir • I have stolen them from my master; ang
afterwards confessed iliat many 'more brushes and eiogs.wste
pawned at the shops of sin other pawnbrokers, which be sag
Lawday had stolen.
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The seven pawnbrokers produced before Mr. osum variety
and quantity of goods sufficient to stock a small shop.
Mr. Warner said he bad never missed any of the property; but
he identified the whole of it, excepting one hair comb.
The prisoners declined saying any thing, and they Were Far
committed for trial.

QUERN SQUARE.
/fawn Semmingten and Jens Lynch, private, in the Coldstream
Guards, were finally examined, charged witkrobbing John W.
comb, tailor, of Fetter-lane, of his watch and seals, and about Its.
On Tuesday evening the prosecutor was passing throueh llama
street, when he stopped to witness a disturbance, and get Lute
conversation with Smumitiaton. Finding be came from Gimgmr,
he took him into a public house to treat him, as he was a cpsints7„
man of his, and they fell in with Lynch. Tim prosecutor treaty,'
hint likewise ; and at last got drunk, and fell asleep with his new
friends. On awaking, be found his breeches pocket cm, md bit
money and watch gone.

A sisopman to Mr. Jones, piwnbrober, in Tothill-street, peeved
that Lynch pawned the watch, which w.ts idintiked by thc pro►
cuter, fur 15s. ita the Dante of Knapp.
The prisoners were fully committed.
LA M BETH—STREET.

B. Leipman was charged with receiving, from a nymph Of dot
pavf, five la notes, stolen Crum 11.1‘Ailet5.er, at a brotberbillas
Commercial•road. Elizabeth Winsell, the Lady Ahheta, stated,
that on being informed of the robbery, she traced the ;bias° a
house in Mulberry-court, Wentworth.street, where she Inland bee
in treaty with the prisoner. She endr.vourtd to persoadelter sti
give up the property, but in vain, as the offered to give her hilt S 1
and then SI to purchase her silence,, but this deponent firmly to.,
fused, and at length she saw the :totes handed to the pri.oiter, who
departed therewith. Prisoner denied the fact, in MIN bat
_was
remanded.

What transpires in • the City telative to the-Finanee
Committee is favourable to effective retrenchment. It lc saftl that
the Duke of Ilim.yearostio most strenuous on this point—that he
has given instructions that every facility shall he afforded to the
Committee—and pledges himself that whateme retrenthment they
recommend shall be carried into effect. According to theikw tura
taken of the labours of the Committee, a caving of not less that
12.000,000/.ln the annpal expenditure of the country will be effected.
The Exchequer Office and the Victualling Office, it is forthin4askl,
are both to be abolished—the one merging in the Tramiel, the
other in the Navy Board. The details of the Exchequer (Noe. a
is well known to practical men of liusinees, are inconvenient tea
degree of absurdity, and the expense of it, therefore, worotthaa
useless. This reform, too, will remove one great obstacle to what
has been so long attempted in vain—the sitnplfilegost of thapib&
accounts.
Sa!urday an It:quest was held at the Horie-lboe,
TiCh'borne4treet, on the body of J. Barnes, aged es, a
coachman, in the employ of Mr. Richardson,•
keeper in that meet, who, in turning a hearse into' his
mister's yard, overshot the-mark; and-the pall coiling
in contact with the.gate post, he was by the jeslutittlown
from, the box on .his head, and expired in ebogtfive
minutes.. Verdict, Accidental Death—,deodafidAV

miEn*OFAWSog.orrotts,

.. • 16:110111071r. ; •. ,
C. E. Collet' and Co. I.eeds; merchants ... • Is
T. Newbould, jun. Sheffield;rnenchant ... • .1.: "*-11
T. Weston, EArlatfeet. Roman cement mar.nfactairee- * 11
R. Bristow, Lloyd'i 'Coffee-house, dealer 10
F. Williams, Park street, Groseennr.street, dealer it
I. Morley, Sidmoutb-streetCßegent-street, tailor ' .3 It
T. Hussey, Great Guildford street, Surrey, bat mamafactitei's 10
H. S. Windt.. Mark-lane, merchant .
C. James, High-street, Blootnshury,linendraper
C. Stretton and Co. Great St. Helen's, wine merchant.' ‘„
G. C. Bishop, Fordwich, Kent, snap boiler ... ... • 1.11

Madwoman, Leeds, merchant
B. Marsbman, Castle.street, Leitsester-squareoroollendrapw 1
A. Thomson, Now Groye,Mili..end-road. nurseryman .. 11
G. Hart; Commercial-Chantherr, i‘linnries,eure-rseram! U
U. Smitb, kegent-street; coachmaker • • • ... 11
A. Btangroom, Percival-street, Clerkensvell, plumber

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HEBDOMADAIIY. • ;ti
• Tats DAY-.-Sun rises 10 piluutes before slx--114ntRiltrtalet:
sow beans and peas; plant ranunculus and anemuties for the lass
crisp ; shelter choice flowers from wet.
To•atoaaow—Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin, or laidy-dig.
Wasincsnar—Sun sets a quarter past six. - •
TswasnaY—The Peace of Amiens signed, 1802. • -
Potwar—Cambridge Term ends.
Sasuarsar-Oxford Terns ends.

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