Star.
London, England, 1827-07-23 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCgi
GUILDHALL.
Saturday Daniel Smith was charged with inbbing lan= Dixon,
a korse-dealer. The complainant having lost his Intl. capital, came
to London to sell his horse. He succeeded in his design at Smith-
field on Friday, and went into the Half Moon to have a pint of
porter. The prissinet sat beside him, and insisted that be should
partake of some ss half and half," anti made some inquiry about tbe
horse he bad been selling. A respectable-looking man, in a blos
apron, and another person, then entered, and the latter having
handed about his snuff-box, they seated tbeinsehes at another table.
The snuff-boa was laid on the table. and the onner in about five
minutes walked to the street-door. - The man in the blue aproa
immediately took a bean out of the snuff-box, and substituted a
piece-of tobacco-pipe. and when the owner returned, conversed with
him about the virtue of the Tonquin-bean, and offered to lay a
wager that there was no such thing in his box. He did net, how.
ever, conclude the bet, but turned it over to the complainant, nbd
warted 51. that there was not a bean in the box; and, eating
seven sovereigns from his pocket, counted out two upon rte
table, when his heart adipose him, and he attempted to pick oil
his sovereigns again; but the blue...pro° Gentleman Javan&
'swept away the two, and forced the other five nut of his hied, ant
escaped, with the owner of the sooff-boz, across Smithfield. TA
prisoner did his best to prevents pursuit; be clung to the peak.:
tutor's back, and pulled bins by the collar. The prosecutor, mese,.
their's, rushed to the street-door, bat bad been so impeded by the
prisoner, that the others were out of sight. He, therefore, gave
the prisoner intocustody, as an accomplice. The prisoner, in his
defence, said. be offered no obstruction; be knew nothing of tlie
other men, but that they certainly had fairly won the wager, MI
the complainant wished to bullpens= out of their winnings.
Mr. Alderman VINABLIS said, he. was thoroughly satisfied that
' the prisoner entered the public-house with intent to rob the tom-
, pianism, sod that that intent was carried Into effect. He, there-
, furs canntitrad him for trial.
BOW4TREET.

Saturday Mr. J. O. Swettenham, a Gendeman of highlyrespecr.
able family, wasboand, himself in £2OO, and two sureties in £I
each, to keep the peace towards Mr. Gosling, the banker, basing
sent him a knew tending to a breach of the peace. Thai fmittal
source of mischief, a Lady, was the muse of the misunderstanding ;
her from tim respectability of the parties, we forbear from stating
the particulars.
HATTON. G A RDS,N.

Saturday Isaac *arks, a German Jew, was ebarpd with hawk-
ing pens and quills without a Meese. Defendant said he waaa
teacher of the Hebrew language, and employed he leisere hone fa
disposipg of variant articles. Mr. Lenunagreed te remit the he,
on hitraying ss. td. expessin. and amebas to take out a license in
Argt .r ; but defendant said be had no money. Mr. L. then told him
he must pay it, tie the fall penalty of kW. es be confined. &friend
of defendant said it wu their Sabbath, and they might at well as
'asked for their Moods as money on that day. ildr. Lama, however,
said, that squeamishness would not avail him, when the Waft/ was
'procured frees a Christian friend, and the matter eluded.
MARX-LA-DONNE.
John Lacy, the driver of a Paddington stage, was charged with
furious driving, in York.street, on Sudsy, the 15th ism The
fact was proved by Wm. Williams, a Ivlary-la-Boune beadle; and
Mr. Yining, the proprietor, in bit man'ardefsece, said, " ks a new
'pair of horses, your Worship, and one ea eves a gib ; its impostible
to poll him up." " You make the Matter worse, replied Mr.
Hamm. "by putting your man behind such horses. 1 shall sac.
vict the driver in the penalty of Si. and you ought I. pay it, for
*ivies him such ylustae: Not being able to pay the penalty, Lucy
;wk. mesualtted to the House of Correction for three months.
QUEEN.SQUARE.
tiazaelay a Gentleman appeared to a summons obtained against
'Wm by the Churchwardens of St. John's, Westminster, to new
came why he refused to pay for three engines which attended at
his house when on Sr..
The Gentleman now said that the. engines did net arrive Eta
steer fifty minutes after the fire was out ; it was only the chimney ca
are, and not the toof some strangers had *Willed in putting oat
the fire; and be told the complainants when they came that he did
not want them, and he considered he had no right to.pay them.—
Mr. MALLOW? VIM himthat he bat produced no evidence to prow
that the ties had not use& u sunk dispatch es possible. sad
therefore they teem entitled on the reeteued....4oe. fee the fun ea.
ilte—scos. fir din maid, 'WI Ifte. ter the third, with ants, which
was then paid:

LA Id 118111-STIIIIIT.
Imamate. Danasta*—lib. Wares, of iValivertk, appeased*
~or as infaiiiaation laid against Yea by roe &Nam for haft
allowed a vehicle to ply for pessongesa to am 4 from Molly Pair, W
which be became bah* to a postalty oat osesadbag lainer hes thadiL
Mr. blow* took an °Notion in lionise, wed lead over the le.
foroodies, uSI sasead—ii Thai ho. •••v•- Wow, did PIT kr
peastesen ettillamat faro, ea dareold, assurry to she Sanwa in
swish eadeeawsie mad ided4* and said, dam 'Weis his clams had
peowaelly wig kt 4 the °Sown charged, abs lnkainadea maa
fall to the ground.
Sir Malin WILLIAM was clearly of the amewephion,and admit
the informs' If be could thew that the defendant sat present at
the time the alleged Went* took place?

pe fideminsitmeithed in the negatives
mink information awn then be dismissed. Yea
riewellits term have been against the driver of the vehicle, and
pet sgsfsot Mr. WUmot.
At the further lnetant• of Mr. Hamer, the informer was ae.
dered to pay the expenses of this and other suits of a similar noun
in which he had been engaged, which he did, exhibiting a men
rueful plan.

UNION-HALL.
Saturday a waterman was summoned Wore the Sitting Magis-
trate, J. T. Hone, Esq. charged by a Gentleman clamed Thompses,
with demanding more than his fare, and with abusive language.—
The complainant stated, that on the preceding evening he hired the
defendant at Queenhithe stairs, to take him and two Lydia to
Vauxhall. On landing at the latter place, two Wilier lot
tendered to the defendant, which be refused to take, saying that bb
fare was Ss. 6d. Upon the complainant's refusal to comply with
the demand, the defendant abused him in the most scent*,
manner, end actually followed him and the two Ladies to the ee.
trance of Vauzbalkardens, using the meet obscene and talon
language towards the party the whole of the way, notwithstanding
Mr. Thompson offered his card in the event of his not hating too
dered the legal fare. As a =adios to the fraternity to which Is
belonged, be will best lawastoposs.

HES DOM A VARY.
Tins Day—Son rises 5 min. put four, mad sets i min. before
eight.—Conjunction of the Moon and Mars about the same &an
To.woutow—New Moon a quitter before one is the morph*
A weather prognosticator would my we should have fine days for
a week to come.
W.CNICSDAY—HoIiday at the Ink, Ac. St. James. On this dr/
oysters come In. Saturn rises 50 min. past two in the martial,
and Vertu S min. earlier. Mercury wets 30 min. past eight is the
evening, and Jupiter at 9 min. put 10. Duchess of Cambridge bons
Tainunar--St. Anne ; the mother of the Virgin Mary. Cu
Pun:dons of Venus and Saturn. and the Moon and Venus, abort
dine in the morning.
%nay—Brutal outrages committed at West End Fair, for
*bleb several of tbe culprits were executed, 1819.
fimiranar—Moon sets 10 ado. past nine in the evening; souks
18 min. past three to the afternoon

BIRTH.
Thursday, at Bourn Hall, the Countess De La Wan., of a son

MARR,IIID.
At Not Gamma, the Rev. Mara, ef St. Joha's Collett.
Cambridge, to MIN hforetos, late of Claremeet, Pentonvilk.
Rev. Jahn George Breay, Perpetual Curate of Haddad:ol,w/
Ely, to Phillls Harriet, daughter of the late Wm. Peyton, Est
Bromptou-ereseetn, Allddleset

DIED.
At Spring Gardens, near Riugvrood. the Bee. Heal Dui"' /11.
the 73d year of his age ; he was Curate of Chat place and blaster of
s respectable boarding school for 44 years
At Chehenharn, aged 55, the Rev. J. Mar..
At Huntingdon, the Rev. Nan. Panchen, Rector of Weed
too' and Vicar of St. klary's Parish, Huntingdon. Ile comple:
thed?th year of his age on the day ditto death.
Rev. Mr. Dommett, more than half a century Rector ef
church. near Axminster.
Rev. Charles King, Rector of Wltchampton sad only brother oi
lieut.-Coked King, of ‘Yetthall, near

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