Star.
London, England, 1826-04-07 00:00:00

Pat/CI INTELLiatnt,

ctnr.rinALL:
Mergitot Jhtrhe was fully committed int tittering eeunterfelt
coin. She had the effrontery to go to an 011-shop in Fetter-lane
three successive days, and tender a bad shilling in payment for a
penny candle; twice she succeeded, bur the third time she was
given into custody.

Armtek Chits, formerly servant with Mr. &holey, of Pater-
noster Row, was also committed, for stealing upwards of 401. words
of property, olt her master's premises.

Je.spk Stallard, a painter, was charged with a violent assault on
T. Vine. Vine lodged in Stallard's house, in Moorfields, tool
Wednesday, when Stallard having suddenly removed his goods to
prevent their being distrPined for rent, Vine found it prudent to
seek a fresh apartment. He removed his furniture ako, but left
some articles belonging to Stallard, which the latter hal pdt into
his room without his leave, that the landlord might supptrie them
to be the lodger's furniture. This pee offence to Stallard, wit 4
with three others, two of them females, beat the complainant, on
his ca!iing to see that he had not kit any trifling articles Whits&
Stallard and one of the women, Catherine Walters, were rani'
mitted in default of ball.

. BOW-STREET.

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A Mr. Henry Hula was brought before Sir R. 131mnx, charred
by a Mr. atone with "eating one shilling and four-pence battle:my
worth of oysters, and refusing to pay for the same.'
Mr. Stone opened his case with great feelisg He stated, that
Wednesday night, about nine, the defendant came to his stall in
St. \lariat i.lane, and requested him to open a few of hi, h q
natives and "give him a roll." From' the respectabitity of his
appearance, he (Mr. S.) entertained not the slightest doubt of his
solvency, and banditti him the vinegar and pepper, with all the
proper means and appliances to boot, opened away with a sie,:ree of
expedition equalled only by the celerity of demand, congratulating
himself, as the shells accumulated, on the powers of deglutition dia.
played by so promising a customer. The !test edge of Mr. Stones ap.
petite being at length taken off, be made a pause,which Mr. S. availed
himself of to request a little money on account; before he proceeded
any further; when, to his great horror, Mr. Hunt, after fumbling
lin all possible places, declared in a voice which made its way with
difficulty through the oysters, that he bud totally forgotten that he
had no money, upon which Mr. Stone, who avowed that he had
often been "stinted in the same my afore," gave the insolvent gas.
tronome at once in charge to the watchman. " Well," said the
Worthy Magistrate, " and what have Ito do with all this? Here
has been no breach of the peace, no fraudulent olitainine , the whole
is a mere matter of debt between you and your customer, end the
charge ought never to have been received. I don't pres.de over a
Court for the recovery of small debts, and you must settle it between
you. The man looks like a respectable man, and I dare say he
will pay you." This Mr. Hunt now declared his rest:bless to do,
adding that he had really forgotten at the moment that hr had no
money about him, and the parties left the Office together, that Mr.
Hunt might have recourse to the contents of his exchequer at home.