Star.
London, England, 1827-09-10 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNE.

Saturday, Mr. RAWLIMOW stated, that la eneseqeenee of the dia.
graceful riot which took pbce ea the Sunday precedingot the West
End of the Town, amass the lower order of Irish, in which one ofl
Bow.street ratrolnearly lost his life (and he still remains in the
Hospital) application had been made to the proper quarter, fur the
ramose of increasing the patrol in the neighbeerhood of Cab-mail
Buildings, St. John's Wood, and Bayswater, which have frequently
been the scenes of the snob disgraceful riot tunooget the lower eiders
of Irish.

kfr. Haskins and Lord Montford thought it was high dame that
something was done to put a stop to the abominable nuisanee„ which
they conceived to be chiefly owing to the publics= in the neigh-
bourhood, who inflamed the parties with liquor, and they then "mid
plunge turaillutig into the moat barbarous excesses.
The officers of the establishment were called in, and they rem*.
ed orders to be in attendance in the ahoveneighbourimod during the
whole of Saturday night and &in.Liy, and to prevent the pubes-
house keepers serving too much liquor, or keeping their basses apes
beyond the hours allowed by law.
QUEEN.SQUARE.
A Coccus,' Sroaraisaa.—Saturday a person named Crossed was
charged by a constable with illegally letting of fire-arms in a field
near Elizabeth-street, Pimlico, whereby the lives of his Majesty's
,subjects were endangered. It appeared that the defendant, in

ginga br VI atne la; and
dsaawiteira tittivq of
imitation of his superiors. had determined to have a day',
and for that purpose had procured fowling-piece of ancient nth
heat a,thie
sEragthuetreb;o:lnsies:hedithhialnggewmiluclblebluadildinjoicted the road. thing a keen
man, he could not avoid keying a ahot, without ever c • •
whether there was any Ferman no the other side of the hedge, he
accordingly let ly, when down fell three brace and a hay ~t
game. The shot gleee WON the road, to the great 311,111 Of 1133kral
pfllolllfUSUge pip. PoulltY. be. who gukkty let
of the way In expectation of another shot. Soothers/04"e
hew,m happened to be there, and got into the field, where he feud
Grumman busily employed in bagging his birds, and he
ta4
the liberty of bagging the sportsman.
The sportsman declared they were neither pheasants nor pa
endive, they were only sparrows, and he did not know they ewe
gune.—Sontherwood said he had shot seven sparrows at One shot
and k was a great mercy that he had not shot any thing else.
The magistrate said, that the practice was mot mist
and the
sman defendant had rendered himself liable to
penalty a.
The sport
pleaded ignorance of the law, and promised IA to stead again.
The Magistrate said be was inclined not to enforce the penahn
but cautioned him with regard to the future.
UNION HALL.
On Saturday, a man, pained Wm, Cain, was twasatt aP
the ince in Malady. charged with braking into and robbing the
Inoue et Mr. Pldtlipsoise seedenan and Sada, d Wandswath,
road.

Mr. Phillips stated, that ea Monday Wight lest, after kw%
'retired to bed, he was soon alarmed by a sodden crate of Om
down stairs, upon which he descended, and discovered tint a
attempt had been made to eater the house ac the rear of it, sai
that the thieves, in their endeavour to succeed, had Wakes a
square of glass in such a bungling manner as to alarm the war%
and prevent the intended robbery. Tb. following day, leawevw,
the [aridly having left the cottage for the pupae of casing to
their town residence, it was broken into soon after their depute
and robbed of a greet deal of property, condwAng chicly diiik;
and clothes.
Iseformatio
.ipprebended
Westminster.

tit robbery bong bin glees, the print* we
by Onsper, die Qom-nom (lacer, in Dud.*
On swain bis M—r. die greater parties d
the property taken from die conpielasses Mdse trio laud. ast,
strange to relate, the primer was dressed to a suit Mang* is
Mr. Pbblips, oo the nudes at blebeint takes into custody. she
ths primmer was Owed m tie Int, the iniapiedsent mid be stemsbend perfesdy bask/ win Isetiog 'best the wawa al
tier
eankes ibn Wan was loan foto sod riebeL—Tai prime

PLIVATI TiIInATBICALIL Thursday last, Ur. Wyatt, au If
the Magistrates of this dice, received a letter, signed" An lelubi.
fast of St. Georges," acquainting him with the 'Siena in pm
ningtemstreet, Ilateldie.biglaway, of a Private Theatre. Thews.
inunieme complained that his an was ha the habit of frequentin e,
and 0 that no other way," to use his own words, " was left him ti
reclaiming his chid from raining himself, and regrading his bedy,
bybelooging is sash a tee my, than that of reqoestieg bit (ye.
.'s) timely interfersoce:
At a little before eight, on Thursday night. Lea, the Aker, pro
eceded to the scene of action, and ma going ap make, entered a lute
trammel, where a number of persons were assembled to imam
the eithibiden. Pewee mas the pleat saved for the evening.—
flak, the patriot chief, when stripped of his plumage, turned out at
he an apprentice to • very worthy elsitemmeager in Whim:heal.
Paws* was a botcher. Marc was persoelied by "a Lady's maid,
at present out of plate."
This performance terminated at eleven o'cleck. Lem' Clwyd
was to have Wowed as an afterpleee, but Lea suggested, that •
that hoer was getting bee, they had better defer it to another ono
tunity. They took the bint.
Lea described the roam as being fitted R quite in a theatial
manner, and furnished with a drop scene, side mesa, sad a regal
peoecenism. While be was there, a respectable looking old us
came in to hapire afar hie son ; but though he leaked we an.
folly, the chow boy of Whkeebapel, as Re& of Pen, empul
even lide parental gamily.
When Lea had mode his tercet, of which the foregoirg it le
sabstamee. _ .

11
• Wets inquired it be lad pen soy =oar? takes fir i
eoirita

istelAnthereplied,ftema
hahewhinibed
begrime,
ett
itlise.at between tle acts, Mitt/
Mr. Weary—Hew then do they get admitted?
Ls—A panes of the ease of 'Fleetwood is manner, ai b
edielehassee ads web, peke te the performance. 011 illt
Ike erhealbses We adeileal, and thee they treeld•peraea a i
sham The ballad of the pubic-how where this thematic*
streetedeahl ase that he only received se. pee night foe in se*
at the same daze said that he would Da permit any wore lick"
tutees if the Magistrates dliproted a them►
Mr. WvArt—latena dielmdbed, that if be does not de sal
with .dse tissue. the semen pendia shall be put in face sp.,
him. There is Ise evading the smalls
hams

Yesterday morning, between eleven and twelve, as
a poor woman was crossing &. John•street Road, near
thetnrnpike, she was knocked down by a bone sad
cart, and afterwards the wheels of the cart passed over
her face, and cut it dreadfully. She was immediately
conveyed into Mr. Knight's surgery, where, slier ewl
temporary assistance had been afforded to ber, she vs
carried home.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGHALLATUIL

L Cratesteart, Charkweress, ageet 3 3
May, Hatband Point; itemm,gasckner
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• FIRSDOMA DART.
Ilene DAY—Cues smith SS min. put I In the morning. the
vises put 51n the evening; soothe at half put 3 is *
7114 is aa. w—S mi rhea vs mintigeo pat 5; an hall inn I
Geergbm Sides Ma SIP ad* put JI In the evening.--fiebus
tub kag.IIS deg. 41/mis.vi Ca n; ht. 22 Edo. south; isS
laths Il ; 47 south.
Ifinnensav—Set your clock 5/min. SS Na faster than de 0
dish •
Theasnar—Day breaks 57 min. put S in the tnereisg.-20
emus last quarter 44 hiss. put Sin the morning -Satan b
quireee before le at sight; Mars at NI min. past 3 In theme
it; Mercury at 34 min. put 4; Yams at 20 min. late.-1150
I • aPelfze•
Passat—Hoil Cross; a feast In memory of the recovery di
Cross, from Germs, King of the Persians, who had cangi
away. frees Jerusalem.
thuranav—Cooknsetion of the Mom and Saturn us is ig
afternoon.—The Lidi Romanir or °Madan Game, 0"11111".
amen the ancient Ratans.

MA RRIRD.
At Little St. Andrew's Church, Cambridge, the Rev. Preluilt
SchotsGeld, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, in that Universal.,
Markt, daughter of the late Samuel Chase, g. or Luton, Pedt..

DIED.
At Margate, ht the soth year of kis age, l. Rev, Dr. Wain*
IBy years Arica, of Ent Hans, Essex, and Rector of Irfr
Surrey.
At Mason-hill, Bremky, Kan, the Rev. John Nun, 111•1
Vicar of Down, in the 42d year of hi, age.
Rev. Henry Hale, youngest son of Wm. Hale, &q• of 041
Walden, Hens.
At Holt Hill. Chealdre, the Rev. John Showell, in his 77th Mr:
Rev. H. V. Towten, D.D. Rector of Vere, in the Wed
Jamaica, ours-in•law of the Rev. T. Thom, of Brunswkkatted
Bath.
At Dublin, the Rev. Mr. Keswick. Ile left the Chapel-kyr.,
Frands.sweet a few hours previously, to all appearance in Plow
health, to visit a filled in the neighbourhood of /iambi& 00
way thither. be was taken suddenly all, and. as far as we as cane
tato. alighted from his hone. After a few nioniente seem Pa
the Rev. Gentleman espked.

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'HIS DAY.

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1/16 W ATER& LONDON-BRIOGR TO MOlt ROW.
Morning minutes after I
A tternouo 53 minute
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