Star.
London, England, 1824-09-21 00:00:00

ON lON-lIA LL.

Yesterday, a recruit, attached to the Queen's Regiment of Foot,
named William Carey, was charged with having mi,chicrou,ly
thrown a glass bottle from the gallery of the Coburg Theatre, on
Saturda7 evening.
The prisoner, with two of his companions, having obtained leave
of the °Seer commanding the recruiting party co which they be-
longed, to visit a place of amusement on Saturday evening, went to
the Coburg Theatre. Having requested an individual who dis-
tributes porter to furnish him with sonic liquor, he immediately
after thvew a glass bottle, with great violence, over into the pit,
Which just glided past. the bead of the leader in the orchestra, and
fell Upon a lamp in.front of the stage. The bottle and lamp were
shivered to pieces. Chet of " Turn him out !" were echoed from
all parts of the house. Mr. G. B. Davidge, the stage-manager,
immediately came forward, and offered a reward oftve guineas to
any one who would Seise the offender. This address was received
Wlth Idud applause, and in a few seconds Hall and another °Nicer
succeeded in securing the prisoner and his companion.
The: prisoner said, he was very sorry for what bad occurred, and
-hoped lie Arnold be forgiven bemuse he wasin liquor at the time.
He was called on to produce two respectable housekeopen to be
bound for his appearance at the Sessions in 401. each, and idnuelf
in 801. But no one appearing, he was committed.
• The Managers of the Theatre immediately paid the reward of
lee guinea., to the ofilcers.
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LAMBETH-STREET.
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Geepgr.ilcienor and ifilliem Maynard were charged, the former
with haul*. given to Patrick Murphy a glass of vitriol, instead of
gin, and the latter with being accessary to the fact. -Saturday last,.
Murphy, a man named Palmer, and the prisoners, tossed for some
liquor. Yesterday morning, about seven o'clock, when Murphy
came to work, he met Maynard. The latter said, he had the glass
togive hint, and soon after a bottle was produced, a glass Riled, and
Murphy drank it. lie was immediately seised with virdent pains
and burning in the inside, and was conveyed to the Landon Hospi-
tal. T>dr surgeon jwooonssc.d that the man was out of ;Unger, sod
the prisoners were admitted to ball.
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Saturday a meeting was held at the Roar and Castle
Tavern, Oxford-street, of the Creditort of Alessi s: Mar sh,
Sauey, and Co. It was called by some of the Credi-
tors resident near the spot, for the purpose of endea-
vouring to ascertain the feeling of the creditors gene-
neially as to the best-plan to be adopted under their
present unfortunate situation. After a great deal of
conversation, tirsolations to the following effect were
carried3—That a Committee of nine be now appointed,
with power to edd tp their number, for the purpose of
collecting all the informatiou in their power for the be..l
ne4t.of the creditors, and to point out the most eropir
persons to :act as assignees under the Commission of
Bankrupt, which was already issued, and to report the
same at ageneral meeting of the creditors, to be held
before the second meeting : that no person be consi-
dered eligibleas one of the Committee, who was nbt.a
treditor to the amount of 1000/.
• A few dais ago an Inqbest was held at Mirebam-le-
Fen, 14incp1i4bire, on the body of Jolla Coupland. It
appeared that a bull, the property of Mr A.G. Soolhy,
having imbibed in antipathy to aoything white, had
brOicet froin:bis tether, and was. attacking and tearing
some clotlresialely-taashed, which were hanging ones
adjaceat hedge so dry ; that the deceased came down:
ft-ton wiray-stax.kben which he was at woe k, without the
04,-poning pn his jacket and waistcoat, aod
thit lav g tulken a table-cloth out.nfthe hull's Mouth,:
and being in the act of leading him sway by his oliaia,
the animal rushed upon his victim, sod tossed, gored,,
Ind lsre4sed him, 14 kneelillg upon bits, in a
.manner
s.artely to lie*OrtltT.d. 'Mr 114 seized oppn.'a
Pitchfork, and was beating off ihe beast, when a man of
itasne:af:Elacitbours, *errant*, Mr. Roberts, went
to his eisistenee. was driven Off, when
mirogled bd4y cif Root Coripland was removed to iris;
own louse, white, to about an hour and a half after, his'
su9eriags were terminated by death. Mr Soulhy or-
dered the bull to be shot ; and
.the Jury returned the
following verdict 'That the said John Couplandi
dietffreifn tt,e effects of divers mortal wounds received
by being tossed end gored try a boil:"
An Emperor of China, making a progress, disco.
'tiered a family, in which the master, • with his wives;
*bib:lre/4 grand-children, dabghters-in-law, and ser-:
Witts, all lived in
.Periect peace and harmony. Tho
let'peror, admiring this, inquired of the man what
Oceans he-employed to preserve quiet among such: a
number of 'persons? The. man, taking out a pencil,
-*rote these three words—pniience, patience, patience. •
An old Janissary, of the: age bt 94., has la:ely per-
ormed on horseback the j4niney irons Adrianople to
fle.has never made use of spectacles, and every
lfay'".he reads four chapters ofthe !Koran without fatigue.
elp 1444 gpt:Chilaren, ificlitog,gr a.nd-thihlren a n d.g re:o-
4 d-giii 14kco. *: 4i knows several languages, having
ed in Egypt, and even -recitecon • holidays parts of
Tiugedrbf llethontet of VOLVil,f. He has been
Ogg" -It4ll7lqtiff...hFrlys aistiPpticm. •
Waal. ...aargi. et.-artliege/eirr Ilayticastotes,
~ssreiegress,•lB,lears• of _age, has composed a Da-
1, entiled The Dearth of elristoyhe. ". The work,"
1111:1itheiVopegatcor, will be Ipreseoted at alllithe
theitepriblic,Votqct Of.the PO/
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