Star.
London, England, 1827-05-28 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Junee.Woolley and Edmund WeoHey, Bucklersbury, boaters.
Joseph Prideaux, William Were, jun. and Edward Mullett, Ply-
mouth, Devonshire, timber merchants. Joseph Harvey, John
Green, and Fynney, Bowers, Macclesfield, silk tbrowsters. Wm.
Rose and William Richard Lapworth, Leamington Priors, War-
wickshire, printers and bookbinders. Benjamin Brown, James
Brown, and William Thurstans, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, grocers.
Thomas Roiph and Thomas Forshall, Crotched Friars, surgeons.
Ada Greenland and George Greenland, Westbury, Wiltshire,
brick-makers. John Keet and Henry Smith, Portage, Hants,
tailors. Abraham Briscoe, John Briscoe, and George Briscoe,
Newton-heath,. Manchester, cotton spinners. blesses. Perrin,
Geddes, and Co. glas. manufacturers, Warrington, and at Liver.
pool. Thomas Haworth, Robert Howorth, sad Edmund Howarth-
Rochdale, Lancashire, flannel, beige, and woollen manufacturers,
Joshua Watson and John Hawley, Wapping, Irish provision mer-
chants. John Burnell and John Skinner, Plymouth, Devonshire,
mercers. J. H. B. Webb, and F. Whitcombe, King-street, Cheap
side, merchants. T. Harper and J. Jenkins, Southampton, apo-
thecaries. Henry Turner Newman and Thomas Murray, Har-
lington and Uxbridge, auctioneers. Aaron Cooke and William
Welborn, Kirkwall, Leeds, Yorkshire, joiners. James Dunn and
John Docker, Newington, Soucy, joint proprietor) of the Royal
Circus or Surrey Theatre.

Several mechanics are about to leave the Devonport
Doek:yard for the new settlement of Fernandes Po, on the Coast

of Africa.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

➢O W-ST RUT.

For sometime past the granary.keeper of Me. Flamm, at vhf
Angel lon, Sc. clement's, has Inspected bit granary to be plan/kin,
adwnthlemanure over than. H.
by a carter, who came weekly from Mr. litunts's fain, at %Vaults,
for dung. He accordingly set a man to watch, who, ou Tharwah
granary, and put they
observedbotttheealcia,rhuttaahne,tamsactheekslor
was allowed to gu away, and an racer followed to watch ho pro.
readings. On arriving at a public-house, in his way to town, we
cart stopped, and the agate of that home, with the aniatarict of
the carter, took me of the sacks from Its conceabasest, imp the
stable. ihe dicer then intercepted the *Ater meal% eet of the
stable with an empty sack; tad os emisbalag a Mon, b. row a
quantity of cent, which the granary-keeper isiendied by
. several slips of paper with his name epee them, intereiesaa
the corn, and which be had purposely Imetted, at leaei,.„
Of AN ail be able to swear to it wherever k might b13,-Z
carter sod ostler were coosesitsently taken late cuseedy, sad of
Saturday fully committed for trial.

QUEEN-SQUARE.
Saturday, the Bishop of Bristol informed Mr. Mammon, the
Magistrate, that he had met with the ease of a poor (anthill,.
woman and child, who had mach interested his feeling,: H,
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accompazied her to her lodgings, in St. Ann'sstreet, Whet, 6, hot
Paid 4d. a night, al long as she was able, since which the laueieet
(Air. Chesney), though very poor himself, had supported kn., be(
amid do it no longer. The Magistrate immediately mat for her, and
on entering the (Nice she appeared in an exhausted state, and .61
accommodated with a chair. In answer to questions from his L.
ship, sheseated, that she arrived from Bristol about two years since,
that her father was a hatter in Thomas-street, in that city, her chi d is
about eighteen 'Martha old ; that she knew not where its redid. e,
rya had Meyer given her any thing towards its support. She ex.
premed befall highly grateful when his Lordship humanely pro.
posed her going into au hospital, and that her child should in the
interim be rakes care of ; the also spoke feelingly of the kimlneu
she bad espvituced from the poor sus with whom die had lodged,
wheel his I• p said out* Da Ti be overlooked. After a few
more speedeets, to which she gave satisfactory answers, she received
an order for admissloo to the Westminster Infirmary, whither she
was accompanied by Mr. Chesney, and her child was commiued
to the care of the overseers. Faint hopes were entertained of her
recovery.
LA M BETA-STREET.

The mother of Sheen, the man committed to Newgate, charm
with cutting of the bead of his child, was examinee. at tins aka
on Saturday. Sheen's wife charged her with having offered vs
give her • money to go out of the way to avoid sitter evidence isi
her son's trial, and in use of her refusing, sbe threatened to raiie
"sock a mob at the Old Bailey an the day of trial o weal sem
her out." She therefore appeared to comply with the entrain:4
offer, but afterwards sought the Magistrate's peasant.
woman denied the accusation, and.aald it was an invemiea of be
daughter-in-law for the purpose bf injuring her. The
were of a different opinion, and ordered her to find bell to bop es
peace in 40i. and two sureties in ton. each.
AMC. Short, a journeyman silk weaver, was charged by hie&
players, Messrs. Wilson and Co. wish taking in work from wear
(truster, before the completion of the first. The ease was satisfies/4
established, but pis employer said he would not call for the Odium
of the Bench, provided the prisoner would give an undertaking*.
he would finish the work in a month. The offer was acceptet,..
the judgment remains suspended.