Star.
London, England, 1825-08-29 00:00:00

UNION4I ALI-

Medi, the broker, of Gravel-lane, who was same days ago sum-
moned for certain overcharges, white levying a digress for tent, on
the goods and chattels of an aged couple, n: used Brood, appeared at
the office, to undergo a final examination. Ile complained that the
report of the case in the papers whe calmiated to impeach his cha-
racter, and handed a paper to the Magistrate for his perusal. Mr.
Au.sx having read it, and found that the report was aserect, with
the exception of one trifling error, said, tha.t so long as the Oestk-
men connected with the Newspapers, who attended the office, rer
ported the cases with candour and fairness,. he would never inter-
fere with their pursuits. The case having been restated and fatty
proved, the dehndant was fined in treble the amount of the otter•
charges, amounting to V.

At the Donegal Assizes, Edward Burke, mate of the
sloop Dunmore, of Galway, lately sunk in the harbour
of Terling, was tried for being concerned with others in
the sinking of the vessel, and found guilty. tle was
sentenced to be transported for seven yeArs.
ANTIQUE SPEAR.—An ancient Irish brazed spear
head, each as was used in • Ireland at a very early
period of her history, is now in possession of Mr. Car-
ruthers, of Belfast. It is two feet eight inches •in
length, perfect in form, of rather elegant constructira;
and completely resembling the spear heads occasionally
found where the battle of Canna WAS fought by Hai.
uibal. The Irish used brazen instruments of war, bah
of the sword and the spear kinds, exactly similar in
shape and dimensions to those wielded by the Cartha-
ginians—a proof of their common descent from Phcelti-
dais ancestors. The spear in possession of Mr. Carru-
thers was found at some distance below the bed of
stream at Ballygowan, in the county of Down. It is
in perfect preservation, though somewhat bronzed 'n
colour, as if it had been deposited in a stratum'of
peaty matter.—Belfast News Leiter.

MARRIED.
Rev. John Grintwood, M.A. of Little Bealings, to Mss Lucotk.
only daughter of Wm. Lucock, Esq. of Gri.ntlicburpli. •
The 2d instant, at Ulverston, the Rev. John Barton, Gentkrian
Commoner of St. Mary Hall, Oxford, to Eleanor,- slaughter of the
late John Yarker, Esq. of Ulverston.
A few days since, the Rev. William Pyne' M.A. of Pembn,ke
College, Oxford, and Rector of Pitney, to Polytena Ann; ney
daughter of the late Robert Nlickeil, of Langport.
Wednesday aennight, at Leamington, the 11ev. Thoalas. Heath.
cote Tragitt, M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, io •
Louisa, daughter of H. Lane, E-q. of BViwottli, Warwlckdlire.

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Friday sennigbt, at Sheerness, the Rev. J. Faxon, Chaplain of
the Dock-yard—be bad just left the garrison in entnpany yifitb 1L a
Fearon in a gig, and expited is alit of aporteay.

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