Star.
London, England, 1825-12-01 00:00:00

prisoner Was identified and claimed by the tr..de:peapt, i„
MCC. From one be had obtained his coat and wii-isait7l.B:
another a quantity of shirts; a third had suppli‘d his lin an.4;‘..
veiling cap: a fourth his trowsers and several fancy
imnaanyhurofry7haticehpartrieoiteesrwheareet.mngade erdweriedth gthereamt
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enable him to attend some icon...rsatione, or musical Pally.
one occasion, that of Mr. Cone
i , the prisoner, in cnnwilueoc,ii''
being a few moments too late n bringing home the cluttie6 „ it
ordered, new into a vioknt passion, and used stat most 011404
lanMgura.gTe'svrtor.vovertzha,tfihnedictaiglied h
theeil iaseir so"litnummer;-ou.-sdirected Eve v •
of the principal parties to attend to-morrow (this day)
their evidence taken down by the clerk; the-renilinder asr,
taken on Saturday, and when the evidence was complete, he "'
I appoint a day for final decision.

Madame simSEPH BONAPARTS has arrived at I
wick ber daughter, who I. to be married to the lac of
BosAra E 22.

In the course of Sunday night there was a consider.
able fall of snow in the streets of Edinburgh.
The weather, in Paris, has for many weeks been mini
to a degree ; and a good deal of sickness, the usual J.c
companiinent of a very wet autumn, prevail;.
A coach has been established on the St,!ckton
Darlington rail-road, which carries passengers at thelow
rate of one penny a mile inside.
Several coffee-shop-keepers were ccrivlcted •on Tues.
day at Mary-la-bonne Office, in the penalty Diu. ,n 4
costs, upon the complaint of Johnson, the inforite,:yq
having their shops open before 5 o'cl,.ck the morniv.
Last week, Mr. Joseph Stringer was convicted lit; it
the Magistrates, in the Isle vf Wight, in pendltei
amounting to 100/• for selling six bottles of pottei trl
one bottle of brandy, without being authorised by
license so do to.

Mr. W. Brock's newly built premises, at Itunfrel
for the purpose of a starch manufactory, were blov
down on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, of Kentucky, la•ely deceasel
provided in her will for the emancipation of al I .
slaves, about 40 in number, and left 50,000 dollars t
the College at Danville.
Lutecium Nov. 23.—Saturday night. D. Diem,
mate of the Jessie, of Rothsay, Nenian 111,Kerdy, of th,
same sloop, and Robert M'Kerdy, of the Anne Worth-
ington,were drowned whilst stepping from Fisheruay
to their vessels lying there. The body of Duncan tsar
found on Sunday morning, and the bodes of ex
M4Ketcly's, who were twin brothers, were got on %g.
day morning.
Sunday, Acton Reynold Hall, the seat of A. V. C,
HT, Esq. narrowly escaped destruction by fire. A lar.e
beam ignited from a stove from whence Rues condtizt
the heat to different parts of the mansion, and on one
of the servants coming down stairs soon after six u'cltek
on Sunday morning, it was found nearly burnt throng::
and, with the rafters, quite in a blaze. The :man-
roused the family, and the fire was fortunately gut on-
der before much damage had been done.
Monday, October SO, the venerable John Adam
father of the President of the United States, complete
his 90th year. He has outlived most of his cotempotatil
of revolutionary memory. He is the only surete,l
the Patriots who constituted the first American Cm
gress, and was class-mate of the late Judge Seed
who at the same age has gone before him to "th
bourne whence no traveller returns."
Rousseau says, it is impossible to conceive a langlias
more modest than that of the Bible, precisely haat'
everything is expressed simply.
The victors in the Nematan games received no 0, -
reward than a chaplet of wild parsley. Toe ga -
themselves were funereal, and those who presided or
them were clothed in black garments.
The surveyors of the highways in the township
Sowerby, Yorkshire, conceiving that an encroachn,er
had been made upon the rights of the town,hir, by t,
erection of a house upon the waste, took with them t
number of persons last week, and peed down ti •
erection. The owner of the house feeling himtei
tggrieved, summoned the levellers before M. St, Clti
Esq. and WILLIAM BARSTOW, Esq. who, after hear
ing the complaint, determined to commit the sumpr
and their co-adjutors to York Castle, for riotously op
sembling, and they were only rescued from their impend-
ins danger, by giving bail to appear at the nut Assizes,
Sittings in the Court for relief of Insolvent Debtors in
the month of December:
The Conamissiouees have appointed the following days WO
which to hear the original petitions, as also to adjudiuta are
those which bad been adjourned during the sittings held in there.
ceding month:
Friday Dee. I
Wednesday . Des. .7
Thursday Dec. II
Friday Dec. 9
Monday
Tuesday • Dcc. 15
Wednesday • Dee. 14
Thursday Dec. 15

Monday •
Tuesday
Wednesday •
Thursday •
Friday •
Thursday •
and
Friday •

Dec. if
Dec•
Det.l.l
Dec. I
Ikon

BI RTHS.
Monday, at his house in Janses street, Buckingham Goo 'llB
Lady of Capt. W. H. Smith, R.N. of a son.
Nov. 24, at Montrose, the Lady of Campbell Locke, I.
R.N. of a son. •
At Northfield, parish of Dunipace„ the wife of Donald ga:.
mot, of three children—the first, a boy, en the 11th ; the n 604
a girl, still-born, on the 10th ult. and the third, a gni, ":'e
same day. The mother and children are doing well.

•
MARRIED.
Nor. 22, at Stirling, the Rev. James Gil Mari to Mogartt•
dent daughter of the late William Telford, Esq.
At her father's house, Plagebery, sear Itz4hoe, /la Lf^'
nova Matilda, second daughter of General Danican, to Lirottn..,:
Augustus Von Mentz;lorff, of the Danish Light

Monday, at his apartments inDIED St. James's Palace. aged `s'
ward Cockett. Esq. First Clerk in the Office of the Burg 1"
Green Cloth.
Nov. 22, at Minfield, aged IS, William Ml, Elq• easome
Provost of Arbroath, and many years agent theilre for the OvaJa
Union Bank.
Nov. 25, at Cheltenham, after a long and severe
illnesr, Cr
lotte, daughter of Admiral Robert Montagu
Nov. 25, aged 41, Julia Ann, youngest daughter of the lb'.
Washington fibula?.
August 5, at Valparaloo, Harriet, wile of Capt. Mang, L'
31ajesty's ship Cambridge.
At Liverpool, aged 35, Wm. Augustus Hamilton, E
°lli
son of the late Vice-Admiral Thomas Hamilton.
At
denan
Leeds.
alasingai"; 7tobe.
placed too near the fire, went, as she expressed it," tu 4.; r.ci
rfdepen.nFnelaardnee.byHtheer
bdreeaatkhinwzaseta. f: le Ic4y
and she died almost instantly.

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