Star.
London, England, 1817-01-14 00:00:00

patio*. Alter that the deeeand went to the door,
apparently sick, where he fell down dead, as he un-
derstood. Slr Wrz.t.tast PAM= thought there was
sufficient evidence againtt the prisoner to go to a
Jury, and fully committed him.

At the Session of the Peace for Westminster, Weld
in July last, an indictment was found against a foot-
man of a Noble Lady, for a violent assault noon 2
Serjeant of the Coldstream Goards doing dozy at the
Opera House. The prosecution was instituted by
order of th... Commanding Officer, and conducted by
the Solicitor of the Regiment, and the traverse was
to have been tried before the Magistrates at their
Quarter Sessions, held on Thursday last ; but upon
application made on behalf of the footmen to corn-
prom:se, the proceedings *ere agreed to be stopped,
provided the footman should make an apology for
the blow he had intemperately struck the serjeant,
and ask his pardon for having done so, in the pre-
sence of the non-commissioned Officers of the regi-
ment, on their parade at the Tower, on Saturday.
By a letter just received from New South Wales,
we hear that Miss Ann Radford, who some time
since was tried at the Guildhall of Exeter for perjury,
and transported to Botany Bay, conducted herself so
well on her passage thither, as to engage the most
marked attention of all on board, and especially of
C. S. S—rs. Esq. a young officer, of good family
and respectability, who was so enamoured with her
amiable deportment, as to make honourable propo-
sals of =triage; and a short time after their arrival
they were united ; the ceremony being performed at
the church of Paramana, by the Rev. Mr. Maisden.
The Governor afterwards granted permission for
Mr. S. to become a resident in the colony.

Wednesday morning, during the time of the thick
log, the choir of St. Paul's Cathedral was robbed in
a very daring manner, of three large church prayer-
books, at the tune the regular morning service was
proceeding, about ten o'clock. It was so extremely
dark that the Clergyman was obliged to have a light,
and bold it close to the book, and the darkness ena.
bled some person to take away the books undiscovered.

Two men, named Hewett and Dewey, have been
apprehended, and examined before the Magistrates at
°Gosport, charged with stealing a quantity of lead
from the stables of M. March, Esq. of Brockhurst
Lodge, near Gosport. These lellaws are the principals
of a gang of thieves who have for some time past in.
fested Gosport and the neighbourhood, by stripping
lead from the buildings, stealing pumps, and entering
out houses, and plundering them of coppers and other
art,clet. Hewett has made an acknowledgment ok,
the robberies committed by the gang, from which it
appears that their depredations have been very nume-
rous. The men now in custody were take., on South-
sea Beach on Friday morning, in the act of cutting
and beating up three pumps, which they had stolen
the preceding night, two from the brewery of Mr.
Hewlett, at Farebam, and the tither from the scat of
H. P. Delme, Esq. at Cafes House.

AN IsteuneNT Roam. -Mos Lerront has been
committed to Hereford Jail for breaking into the
house of Dr. Blount, in St. Owen's.street, in that
city, and stealing some wearing apparel. The priso-
ner was a servant in the family last year, and con-
trived, on Thursday se'nnight, to pet over the garden
wall, and enter the dwelling house through a win-
dow. After securing his booty, Ile had the assurance
to call at the house on the next morning, to know it
the family had any commands a Fart of Stafford.
shire he stated he was going to, and whilst partaking
Of some refreshment in the kitchen, he was taken
into custody by the police officer, who discovered
where he l:ad left his plunder, and found him auda.
ciously breakfasting in the very house he bad plun-
dered a few hours before.

NICWFORT,4ISLE OF WIGHT), JANUARY 10.- Fri-
day night last the house of Mr. Williams, of Shank-
lin, was broken open and rubbed rf several articles in
silver, tobacco; cash, ar.d useful books and, papers, to
a considerable amount ; and on Sunday everling.l
about ten o'clock, Mr. Newen Barlow, a respectable!
Gentleman of this place, was coming down the High-
street, he was accosted by two men, who immediately
knocked him down with the i:ltent of ribbing him.
A scuffle ensued, and Fe toend that one of the persons
was Jahn Kingswell, who recently made hi 3 escape
from confinement. He held him till the constables
came to his assistance and took him into custody,
when great part of the above :mien property was
found upon him; the other person, named Brine,
made his escape, but has since been taken, and the
other part of the above property WAS also found on
him. They were both.exarnined day before Mr.
DAM:MONO, when all the things found on them were
sworn to; they stand committed for further exami-
nation. We understand there is at this time no less
than six charges against Kingswell.

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