Star. — 1819-08-27 (London, England)

BOW-STREET.—SEDITIOUS PUBLICATIO nesday, after Christopher Ilarri,s, of lb, Bow-street, had been held to bail, Mr. D plied to Mr. BinNte, the Sitting Magi. asked if it was not possible to get the busiti as to the charge against Harris, for selling . pamphlet?—The Magistrate replied, he think it was possible: it was, however, a qi had nothing to do with It he had any th respecting the future proceedings of the pi he must apply to the Attorney who was it. Mr. Brookes said, he knew nothing except his being his next door nei.:hboui motive for interfering in his behalf was of his large family. He did not believe longed to any party, or that he interfered He considered him on ignorant man. own part, he de...csted the infamous prim pagated in the publication in question.—.Ti trate said, he did not consider Harris sue rant man as Mr. Brookes had reresmed ris had made a very base insinuation rt•si witness, who had merely stated OA he the pamphlet at his shop.. Mr. Brookes himself in strong terms of isrdignation misguided conduct. • Yesterday several drivers of hay-cant victed in peilalties flr placing their carts an. the Hay-market longer than is allowed by _ _  Mt. bi.INCAlst CACIPBELL appeared, and he wished to lay an information against a for travelling on the LORDS day, commo Suadar. The Magistrate desired him to formation in wilting. He replied, he 1 difficulty in doing that, as he. was the persists. confessed that he had commuted an °few the Act of Parliament, by tiding in a boat river Thames, andianding at Greenwich. ' conduct appeared very extraot Binary to NI the Magistrate.—The Magistrate asked M Campbell, if he was serious in what he h: Mr. Duncan Campbell replied, ha certainl wished to plead guilty to the offence he mitted.—The Magistrate then said, he hinnself bound to receive his confession, a, ingly ccnviLted him in the penalty.af ss. the 'dice conviction fee. M,r. Duncan tam very readily paid the 6s. A question then the penalty was to be disposed of; and it tained, that it was to go 10 the poor of where the offence was committed, which be the parish of Greenwich. Another Milieu how such a trifling sum as ss. could be co the parish officers at Greenwich.—Ml Campbell said he would take it to Green, self. The Magistrate objected to this, as tendency to make the proceeding ludicroi at length arranged by a Gentleman who count with the clerk to the parish officers wich, that he should account for ss. in Ir and a receipt has actually been received to the account of the poor of the parish of 1/4 Hairroat-Gastrian.—Yesterday William a young man, about nineteen years of ag, and prepossessing appearance, a plaisterer was brought up-for re-examination, charged picion of having murdered a young woman ears of age, named Susan Collingten, • he kept company, whose body was found , River, on Tuesday morning, the i ich instan, marks'of violence on it. The deceased and soner being known to be together the whole day night, being also seen together as late oclock in the street, and no tidings hekrd 6f her, inquiry took place, avid ;t be tabled that the body of a young woman s drowned in the New River, the clothes were, on inspection, identified to be those ceased ; suspicion fell on the prisoner, in cumstance of Isis being in her company th Sunday night, walking the streets, they be, quarrelling, the prisoner being heard a would be revenged of her before morninl being jealous of her keeping company wi, by whom it was reported she was pregnant. sequence of these circumstances of stispicir soner was taken into custody, and the apron winch the deceased wore when last seen in his company was found in his having stains of blood on it. it appeared, that there was no reason to fix aay charge prisoner, and he was discharged. I/ Sins H.,u..—lntpogor and precnc;eti —Yesterday Thomas Wood, who was caw week before Mr. ALUM at this office, and on his confession of having murdered a man named Sarah Stain, at Leicester, on June last, was brought up for re-exanni has been ascertained that this ft-Vow is .5 n'ons and incorrigible impostor. and the committed Wood as a vagrant to be tried suing Sessions.