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London, England, 1825-07-14 00:00:00

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SWIM YZONAlart CATALST.••••TAVIIIIS Cower, a private in Cap—
tain Barrett's troop of Carshalton Yeomanly, yesterday appeared
to a summons at this Office, charging him with the detention of his
arms and accoutrements, and with refusing to pay £ 4s. 6d. the
amount of fines due.

&leant Freeland established the case against the defendant, pro-
ducing an account of rings to the amount stated.
Mr. Clowser rested his defence on a charge of ill-treatment by the
&dent, in refusing to serve him with a helmet before the men et the
fins, second, third, and fourth troops, he being a private in the fifth.
/dr. Aim ordered a return of his arms forthwith, giving seven
days (under the 44 Geo. 111. e. SS.) for the payment of the fines,
and in default of which a distress will issue.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
New Boswell Court, 13th July, 1645.
Sta—We have strongly to complain of a statement under the
Bow-street Police Report in your Paper of yesterday, wherein a
charge of amok upon a Police °Seer is made a vehicle for an.
insinuation against us, of a very grave and revolting character.
Had your Reporter been present when Sir Richard Birnie resumed
the consideration of the business on Monday evening, we are sure
the report you have given would not have appeared. Sir Richard,
then, after a full investigation of the affair, stared most distinctly
and publicly, that there was no ground whatever for the insinuation
above alluded to, although he took cognizance of the common.
with ; and we have now Sir Richard's authority, personally corn.
municated to us this day at the OiSce, to declare, that he (Sir
Richard) is quite satisfied the insinuation against us is wholly
unfounded, and that be will himself satisfy any one of this fact who
will have the goodness to apply to him.
We trust to your candour to insert this in your raper of' to.
morrow, and remain, Sir, your very obedient servants,
T. H. bixow,
JAMES HALL

The Court of Assizes at Paris will be occupied on
Saturday next with a trial for church rubhery in the
night, by means of sciling. This is the first aff.ur i:a
which, if conviction ensues, the sacrilege law will 13!
applied.—Galignants Messenger.
The Baltimore Morning Chronicle mentinns, that the
wife of Mr. Davis, who resides near th::t city, has had,
by two husbands, twentrnixe children in thirty gears—
her youngest is but seven months old.

Tuesday, at St. Mary's,MonAeßoltf IthEeaDistrict Churches Of Maky-
la.bouue Arthur Frederick, Esq. to Sophia Entity, second asegh-
ter of the Rev. Thomas Watkins, of Pennoyre. This is the first
marriage which has been solemnised in this Multi'.

COAL MARKET, JULY 13. •
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