Star.
London, England, 1827-09-27 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

A lad named Henry Phipps was charged, before Sir PETIII
Lanais, withstealing six pieces of cloth, •aloe 501. the property of
his master, sir. Emerson, a cloth finisher in London WO. _

, The prisoner was under tannan,tand was sett out with a large
covered cart to deliver the peoperty to the owner in Queen-street,
litilisoro, on the Mid of .Inne last. did sot return, but the next
morning Mr. Smarms karat that the mania bone bad bee. left.
In the Tanall-rold, Britton; but he en . not trace what had be-
become of the cloth or the prisoner. On Thunder last the priso.
oer was met with accidentally and given in charge. He then stated
that he went into a baker's shop to buy a penny loaf, and in the
mean time some fellow drove his cart away at full speed over
Blackfrlare bridge, when be was at the top of Fleet-market, and
being unable to come up with it, be was afraid to return to his
master. Mr. Emerson remarked, that it was improbable he should
have required to eat and drink, as he had had his (limier imme-
diately before lse started with the goods.

A servant girl living in the Vasull-road, deposed thu she saw the
cart come up; a man gut out and ran away, but he appeared much
older than the prisoner. This was at three o'clock in the afternooa.
It remained stationary till nine at night, when it was observed to be
empty and deserted, and was taken care of.

in; Peres Lusts considered that the presumption of the pri-
soners guilt was sufficiently strong to warrant his commitment, and
he was sent to Newgate for trial.

BOW-STREET.

Robert Fowler, one of the olicer;belonglstito the Court of Requests,
Vise-street, Piccadilly, was yesterday brought before Mr.Pdrasout.t.,
on a warrant, in which he was charged with an assault on Mrs.' Tees-
dale and her brother, Mr. John Loyd Jones, a surgeon. A warrant
has also been issued against a man named Clarke, another officer of
the Court in Vine-street, who is also charged with mutating the
complainants.
Mrs. Teesdale stated her complaint. On Tuesday last. she said,
she was summoned before the Commissioners of the Court in ques-
tion by her servant, for wages alleged to be due to her. Not wish-
ing to mix with the crowd of low wrsons assembled in the waiting-
room, the complainant raised a bar that divides It from the Court,
with a •iew to pass into the latter place. Clarke, the officer, re-
fused to let her pass, and in an insolent manner demanded
to see her summons. His language was so extremely rude, and
uncivil, that the complainant refused to comply with his demand,
and at the same time pushed forward for the purpose of applying to
the Comodnioners to have der summons heard. She was Warne-

dlatrly edged round the waist by the pr over *.i.eltir. and fan'
hack with soda violence. that had it wan been for her brother
would have fallen to the ground. The aback was m sadden that
she fainted, and was obliged to be canted into tbe stern air. Frye
was recwiredisr. in time, et, however, ,atto e
the tiareAatmatsenmteso,:sichtles.hed,atl
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decided in hie favour. It then appeared that the eor.ipl.:ln.oil
ss
abtroa.thhaedr, eresiowd, threatened Clarke with punishment, on which
be was isnandloaly knocked down by four or five of the fellowi
behaving to the Cann, IllDOclin whom he mall only idn,iff
Clarke and the primmer. lie rerMved a dteadful black eye, and
when driena was licked in the most enrage manner. Two or three
friends who were with him Dow interposed, and succeed.d in re.
mowing him from the court. Those Gentlemen fully cornborated
the statevnerit of Mr. Jones, and declared that if they had not
rescued him from the prisoner and his companions, the conseipaentes
might have been fatal to the complainant, who is rather a delicate
man, and by no means capable of e:ntending with such assaiimus
The prisoner, in his defence, said that the officers of 11: Cott!
hail orders from the "Commissioners not to allow any per.
sons to pass the bar unless they were called. The Lady, h
said, wanted to force her way, and he pat her back as genital
as he.cauld, on which she thought fit to faint without any mine:
The gentlesiian, be said, struck Clarke first, by whotia 1e *ai
struck in return.

Mr. MENSMULL said be had heard enough of the cue to tequili
the prisoner. to And good bail. The assault on the lady was si
highly aggravated one, and that upon her brother still worse, it
was monstrous to think that a person moving in the raak of a gem.
demi], and belonging to a respectable profession, Auld receive
from the hands of such fellows a black eye. He hoped that
Clarke, who it appeared could not be found, would wino healolwe;
headed, and that the complainants would follow up the proceed*.
by iadictiog the prisoner.
Mr. Jones said it was bis fixed determination to do !a.
The prisoner was then held to bail, himself in 401. and two sere.
tics in 201. each, to answer the charge at the seuions.
HATTON GARDEN.
Mary Crew was charged by Owen Kelly, a hawker, with swag
from him 10 silk handkerchiefs and scrape shawl, at a public home
where she enticed him to drink, under pt•tence of maim; a bap*,
The property was found pawned in the neighbourhood for upwards
of etm.-4-Folly committed.
M ART-LA-BONN&
J. Langridge, of the Catherine Wheel Inn, Borough, was ch. qui
with an assault on C.Mizen, porter at Park Crescent-gate, Portend-
place. By the Act 57 Gets. 111. cap. 121, carts aid waggons were
excluded from paning that gate. The defendant attempted*, drive
his cart through, but wu prevented by Mizen, wits wind the
horse's head. The defeadant resiated, and a scuLta, ed,in vrbidt
Mines was thrown down, and the wheel went o'er his Was, by
which he was so seriously injotvd as to be taken to the Siddlemit
Hospital in a very distressing state; and the mimosa was remanded.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
Mom Tenon Was charged on suspicion of robbing numerous
gardens In the Vauxhall-road. Phllßps, a constable, said, in conse-
quence of the numerous depredations committed in t►e gardens cf
the neighbourhood, he watched the prisoner and two other,, is
Orchard-street, Westminster, offering a quantity of onions for sale,
and, suspecting him to have robbed some garden, be took hint mu
custody.—The prisoner nude no defence, and was committed to
three months' to the House of Correction.

Massa. Friars& was charged by his father, a master carpenter 4
with threatening his life. The father., with tears in hit ere, de.
potted to the savage tkreats of his ma and being forced to fasten
Yves if into his roam tonvoid his violence. He had twn more tom
and daughters, all younger than the defendant, who was 23 years
old, and they were aU quite terrified at his cooduct.—Mr. Warn
animadverted in the strongest terms on the conduct of the young
man, and said, be did am consider himself justiLd to allow via
his liberty, voles ke made his peace with his father. An arrest-
meat was than made by the parties to the father's satisfaction,
WORSHIP-STREET.

W. Stephens:it, who bail been in the employ of Mr. Price, a bra.
her, only a few days, was charged with embezzling Eso, with wikk
he was entrusted to pureha.se forniture.—lie was fully committal
for trial at the Maidstone Assizes.

TOWN•HALL.

Hama Miller sad Sophie EMU were examined on sospicia
of stealing twenty.ane silver spoons. On the 13th instant Hiller
offered to Mr. Hogg, silversmith, in the London Road, the goon
for sale, stating them to be the property of the other prissier, a
old woman of 70,-when they were given in custody. Mrs. legg
of Kennington Oval, now identified the spoons as her property,sal
Mary Butler, ber servant, stated, that on the 17th, her mares
being from home, one of her sone said be would take the plate te
his own room, bus on going to the basket observed it was empty.
She could in no way account for it, and had never seen either el
the priameis in her life.—They were fully commiued.
UNION-HALL
Yesterday Mr. Henry Custard, a coalatercbant, appeared at thit
,Office before the sitting Magistrate, J. T. lions, Esq. to answer
to an information exhibited against him under the 35th Geo. 111.
cap. 55, for giving a receipt for the sum of 101. which be receive&
from a customer on unstamped paper, whereby be had incurredl
penalty order the above Act of a sum not exceeding 101. and rei
under M.

The Soucrroa of Snares observed, that offences of the natty
above-mentioned had now become so prevalent, the Commissions
of the Stamp-duties were determined on instituting promedisp
against individuals who attempted to evade the payment of en*
receipts for money, substituting in lieu thereof a memorandum's
uLatanmed paper. The information charging the defendant win
the same baring bons lead, he pleaded a Not Guilty." 801 l
was nikkaatodytannd Colby, and fined in the full penalty with cam
The illimiamnera remarked. that he believed few cases of the
abosnisamma would be exhibited if it were not for some animisq
etistins between the panics, as the whole of the penalty watt ts
the Wag.
Another information of a similar nature was exhibited spite
Mr. William Collins. a livery stable keeper, residing io Nei&
street, by J. E. Ludington, who described himself a half pay men
in the army.
The informant stated, that be hired a horse and gig of the Mal
ant for a week, for which he paid him the sum of U. M. and dr
fendant gave him the memorandum mow produced as an &dorm.
ledgment for the money. It was produced. and was on unstampa
paper. The informant admitted that be was induced to lay the pw
sent information against the defendant owing to the mamma
which the latter had traduced his character.

The Somme of &mars pressed for the full penalty.
The Maotenure inflicted the full penalty of 101. which the da
fendant paid with costs, sad left the Office.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGBALL-STRW.
90.110:11lkOW. X. S.

.................•
B. Lever, Woolwkb, Kent. linendraper - - 3lf
R. J. Chieslie, Green-street, Grosvenor-square, milliner ..... 310
W. HaU, Falmouth, tallow.chander ............... ...... ..... - 311
F. Jordan, Angel.courr, Throgmortoo-street, merdsant...... 3 10
C. Gibbs, late of Cumberland Gardens, Vauxhall, tavern-
keeper............ . ....... ..... ....... • ...... - 311
W. A. Darby, Edgware-road, builder
R. Rogers, Catemou-street, bookseller ................
A. Timothy and M. Stuart, Regent-etreet, milliners ......
R. !napalm', late of Drury-lane, victualler ...... ..
G. Hart, Weat Ham,m, laws, coromerchant ...... . ...
1 II
W. Collins, Wltney, Oxfordshire, blanketmanufactarer
DIVIDINI4.
R. Howe, Haymarket, job-master—H. Downer, Strand, it*
monger—J. Scott and H. Bragg, Walbrook, commission-merdiso
—S. IL Dawson, Water-lane Tower-street, wine-merchant—R.
Gardner, Paradise-street, idati:ethlthe, cabinet-maker.
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DI ED.
At r. ',Hey Common, near Southampton, _ aged 28, the
Robert Pollock, A. M. of the University et Glasgow, of conagni"
lion. He had come thus far from Scotland on his way towards
Italy, in the hope of recovering his health.
At Edinburgh, Mn. Ann Irving, wife of A. R. Carson, LLD.
Rector of the High School.
At the Manse of Boharm, Mrs. Penelope Cowie, spouse of tin
Rev.. Lewis W. Forbes.
- The 14th April, near Calutt, after sixteen hours Hines of choke
moths., James Douglas. Esq. of Burubrae, county of Dumbarton.
The 30th April last, on his passage from Bombay to !kiwi',
Lieut. Alexander Ore, of the lion. East India Cumpanf's st"m
second son or John Ore, Esq. irs_____Lsftlse

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