Police.
JqU,W-STREET.I fwo-.espectsble looking young lads of the 6znae of Wiiliumn and ks;4 .f5zi1r,2d#, .brothekr, and' W'ili,a r x;tC were yesterday clharged bV. lfisrratt, Eaq, ajendeinin reading 'a Bayswater, withasaulJing ii .-.il -MIr,,, lllarriat stated- that he ind' his fam'lyhIaei-bee,thifa*6 ei timc pastkept in a continued:anoiyance by jhihs youn6i3me. Their n'ghtyY-practice oppositebYsjdoor was shout n2idd illooing; -n lA1onda; evening, on.h orweturn hiro i town ab0'nt ine'dbci ,; he found them at their usua- occupatiori: a lqdg w 'erecting byr aMr. Or,m close,to iglr.MNlrreatr ,ousei tenbiseapidroe tfhey, in;icompany witd,anrmaber ofjoiing bo3 a wjCh they'colleted Thr the-purpae, creAted, w aigeat,iat his finily 'aniasohiei- 51. rers-that were-at his house were rll.ala*iefdftiFL: 'Air.-AM}iarti wenDt out tohexpuistutsl with ethe'h'nh the ' &inilafm- ithi a yelley of,busp, andlin.his efflorts to t iaflfgnes iocustod3'who was thepru'f,t h, ,the c?re of lfr. Of -ike' tlie'yfe-dn genhtnemenipo\unced apbon in,'on&]6rthe'in:seiziRghiaN by the'collIr, isnd h IygcIto igwiin,'at;dtihcotherpiling h.im' with? gre.if v3ib-- eP.cO ; akd intend6ay arng.Io'sha16 themif h is finger iait ne9rlY Putoititofjboit, and 1hs side iererily'buii'isR in a'word, he:siid; these young gentlemen,Were the complete terro6Eof1the'neighbdur- hoo.d. 7This xtate2nt.lwvas:confirmcd'by-a man ofo'fb6eanamot JTones, .cow.lxesper to Mr aritartt.'t -.t. vzr The cl'er brother, William, said'that hr. MaIatt otr th evenin,iirJ question had a pitchfork in kis.hand avd4was about to strike Hughes with,::it,. when he sieniy caughit him rounid the waistto-jreventhis doings o.'nd astohis brother takinjif 'y.the:colar; it w,ssdone wtth the.'iatne intent. : - h irm . lJr. H Ls said, the assaulr was'a'most gro's-s~ore and thit'they inUtitiLfin bail, themselves itt20s. enxvh; and tiYo SUrtsesiei't assr 'each '2;1ARYLEBorE ostrCE On'JLonclay evening WlViamEw Ellis 7KrzzzbkcrdE,Ysq., 'agentleman of'fortune, re'sdmrg~ 'at Nt '11,' Upper lDerke1ey..street, a lady of rco nplIishedaiddr'eas who' wasi desc'ribed as his infe, and .ThOzni. ,Spczzser and John XfisMattYw-s theit Thotmen, werc charged with.d;ier cr.cs of cntel'ty towvards MmW'ByjraYe, a' giri 13 years of age,-a natural daughter of the 'first nansmamdeend- ant. AU the witnesses- and. strangers i 0.nthe offlu.-ere o'rdredoat before theexamin.ti6n icornjen'c'd:. - .'.llr. .Carroul of Btiidettplace- St..Geo'ges-rbr Imerely deposed to th-e ibformatikm gifris-by-bisdaught ef'irgarettihiri-Wrih, izBefc swOrn, stated, that sht ws engai'e& aS houiciniri in -tbe house of 1l4r. N'embberd, and.qnly remained.in that emplloytin'da#ya` being obliged to - quit kom.the,rdotintial iUltiea'tmezit hiir.dgiiter* Ann Bvgrave, received who a iiout avpvocation that iEe zialdf'dr- eeive,wasb horsel:pti d strippedof iichthesr confinedinraceUaf v ithoit food and beat with i stirts .'and stick by illathea'ccusedperZ sons..Shehad.percei.'edthedefcndan:tMatthews be'h'tthe'iid wihenin bed'with.a 'stick, stha se1&aUidlthoiEtherbiiadin dfffibinefirnts.yvery severtly'ilitreated tbh chUlA. . She decla'ed she hid oniTy left'tEefa inily on accoiint of the inbui'nanity ixercied t'owirds the?chbd..' m.'sa' allary da essLInaker,.6f Ada i-streei, iaidashc wast em.. ployed -by lthe.ay sCaccused tohaish somneartides of drtsi, in`4 ihis 'ii the iouse for that perp-e sheblad babseivedher beat iosttiatinh inanaly the.girl Ann Bygrave She bid ilso observed -the iwd ser. vants best and iU.itreat the:chld,who'gaven-o cause'feirsehu ilt'us3ge. The child. a. few days since rmn aw'ay frtom' the' ht'se; aand came to tie witnest'a mother.'s, in-Adani.street,implorint' pection: sahe ivas chverl with brtiis dawealed,'asifb va h wrsehio Dn the neck, grins, andhead. The ppor child seeniea ian agonygof piin; and, with'tears str jijirfeorn -her eye3 path'etizilly b6gge thea m not to senu her. home.i Che n.irnees and her oii6th'r did-not like to eneQurage the cbild froii'ber fa(her's house: aida ei a-le woutld go back with her In. the'eening, she and ' ' mothei acc$impariied the child. towards er'lieley-.streef, but danot wish j orw 'afraid' to.go up to the house,.and prevailed 'upona footran wliopm they met to ta.e the child bonm. Thtechild cried hittetly, ndexpessedthe utniost-repugniance to going,back. . ' Robert Warder; &i3otiinan to john Porfal,"'Eaq., "of 11,aonitague- stree't, prored haT16g'abotit 12 e'lock 'soane inights sine,* -'rde'Ce`e the young girl.from the, faft .witness,tfid 'on, taking' her:to Itlr Nbemibherd's.door, aind pgnocking ,tw,ce,tba.t'nenaih asked frotn tbiis.". c a, t rsscal'khock-dat1 ti ouiat;. anda affersaiie alter. cation, opened the door it a Yery in charge t the. *atchinan ^-{CbetDei antlh Miatthews thatn came to thc-Aoor, hal.dressed,.afid s~ezcdthechild by the-hbr 'of'tie head aDId ag5gedher EIont '.passage, ;'Thiechild vivas gen mito the custody of a watchman on a charge of ;rob.erg.; he -ent awa.to avoid beeig ftaken hiinielf A,-crowvd hud'assembled about the'dbdr. The'charge, as appe -d;af:reLrds.fron tle.zidenoc of X.i Grrard, the njghticonstab1e,w,is dismiss6d. . . *-Twotrorewitnesnesj oienan, Dod, ifootman' to Mrs. ir- ferd, .io 1ites. apposite to lUr.. Mnibberd,. id "serxa[nt to: .r Carme, ha bler, in the samne strect, also' deposeda's to tha o deisndhnti ilU-freating tbc Child,andclo thve pOrvcevedth6 blo6&trickonm her he3d-_AIllthedefetidants were oreedtaofind bail; N herd in the s'm of 2001:'and ewosureties in .190lc; lad; herself and.sareties itte3sum r f.SOOl. ' the' setsin- corn- mo:i bail.-The bail. was found,'and.the prdes redichiarged. U;Irosr-st.rs.Janiee lEnanwe 4!sq., who rtsidest-S.treathiarn wasbr u.gbt be6re Ml. SwA3sxir' aed R. 1IEDGRE4 'Esqrs. The ob%nce entered in. the Night f,onstable'i bool acainSt {his gentlendn *as saeins!&swords _4xsJnmes Euston chresJamesEBnvisle with assaulting aid robbing him of his cbariot-p1at.e, the precediLg oIrEnide ppeaed wth the bidge of his ' nose .broWcn, AWd otherwise-very. severelymaltrcated. . . .. . .'''- _ - James Euston,- .the driicr of a backney,chtariot, ;-sigde'i thn't>on Friday night his cliariot.was in therank, opposite to the .graad en trance into-VanxhaUl Gardens. 'About. hasYf- ast two Q'4}ock' coach wis le , and witnes the deendt accompanic'd by -two Isdies7. gat. inside. . Re hXid not, hlow_ ever, driven his fare above 60 yards, when - r.r 13nwisT. called nut to hint to "pull up:.'. Upoit r hich heb mnd.'hew adit. alighted frnm the charaiue, andapproached a -gig, which seem edtohe in waiting. Witness asked 2s.,. which ie nojsidered he wit cntitled to. The' defendanit iefused the d'emand' As altercation ensued, and .jlr Enwise ultmatey struck ;hih a blow in the face,.wthilf was jeturned bv anotherS froithe coacl muan, who knocket down hi adversary. -On th'e .dwfehant's'rsirW fgronthe ground, he raiover. to theshariot, and .draggedhoW. bosh the plates, with which he jumpd infoIis gig,ahdrdt:enof-, fllowLd by the coneslainant. w Hho fialy gave him n charg,to. a constahile and loded him in tbe Sarrey .watch'-house, for the assault wom hnis person, as well as robbiinghin-of.his coach.pIates. . ' ;I lUr. dsnwisle herebsaid, thothe had .beenoinst he .trahei bothe. thccomplaiaubntands. 'eiconstable of 'the niiglit helattr tefusesa t ttake. his chrge gainst.th cwachma., who. wahm really. the aggressoru He -said - that. on laving the Gardens, with-tve ladle, about the time lstate he.rwas .snsuah disappointed at hno, s eirvghs aeryant, who; he 1inde ordered to'mdw nd ar theentrance intoeVauxhlll, in readines s.ith-his curricle.'-.ie, in conssquence.U.wLedta'.cocb, into which h, e aR theladies stepped. They hadkot.pzocededma,n yards, when henebser,ed hiis.on vehie, ind. hedefsircde.to.be-.set slownAthe cachm thaingdra4ndedRs. H E nwtle) ihatetm at the same time tendering l.s.,, upon which theeichmae - us,ed':th'e most scirhilobslantuagep- and upon 'Dis v twe dehendats) getting io . to the currid.e, th conlpwairantcac-at himr, avn hui athowgivmihe *ace, and knockedhimdtswn;.and afterward l;ick e Un o.ThIl bridgeof the nosen fromdseeffects of which viole-ce.he was no4r' suffering. After this brsealconduct,-he ..(Mi. Enw'iale) 'was-dYeter- mined upon having then2umbuher of his coach, but the cein!ain3fi; guessiog.hia ob.iect, attempted to drive-oW, when he paUed thle coat1l- plate off. -He then-followed thme coachmais;nn order to gsve -blim in charge4 snd on arriving r,.-thv Surrey wOtc.hhou.se, .he called iiiVa constale,- when they entered--the watchhoic .t-ogethe. Here-rise constable of the iight refused coto e his; charge: agsinst the man, and actually. took himinto.custody4 and-thrbst him inpothe black-hole, wrhere he yemaioed-Jb some time, untlhe w bdil&i9o by-Powell, the toll;co)lector at-the gatewhohappentdteku otir s. - r. A SWABEY herexemala;ed, thatthere wSSno pretenced to, tevbi -frzenperina swch.o :chaue against -Mr.- Enrisle, cand immediatel$ acratched that-art which related toobhe felony.out r fthegboo.le R hen desired the ronstableto-estpte his- reason for tharii th, . fendantintoi.te bLa-holi-. . - - - - .. -Shem'goldsaid, that.Mr. Enwisleha.ricon:ductc.djalisc;lfso sergvid1- lently inthe wadctchouse, that hefoundit necespary to.pst him there. * ' Nr. Enrisle denied-this4 -and.aIdded,-:that-be-ha4 giveonet ptovw- cation-.whatever towvartant sucl treattuent.. -. - . .. -; - Mir. HEDGER askeldShergold whyhe:had tprecmedto taxe po a for-aperson whoni he bad nteredlons hi- bookas charged, with -fe- lony-? Shergeld-replled,rthat be-ook. bail^f'or$he gencleinan, ash had tleappearanc eof -respect blty :and.- added,:that :thisi nethop of doing business-bhad b'een-pursuedk by -his predecessors;. . -- r. EDoER declared,.:that heisould take cre to zeport the constable's incapacity to the' ounnitssioners.'-, :: , .- - - Mr. SwSYasiY -immeditely, discharged MIr. Enwaisle, who, ot quitting the office,'expressed his-firndeterminationto indict both th'c .constable and the coachmnan at the-Sessions.- .. * - . - n ! ._ " 1) (.. - ' "!' --;7?!? . , t , - f' : , - - . - . , . I . . - - I . , j