Star.
London, England, 1824-08-14 00:00:00

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About Ire o'clock yOlOllll4ll, "Mating, the lit Battalion of the
callow.= Guards dimmbediftet from. the boats as Paddington, to
which. pugs they had, ease by the Capal frosi Liverpool, after
how dose duty the last twebte months at Dublin.
The paisley Rib Corps, commanded by Captain M,Azespn,ind
las* s contest for a medal to Me best marksman. ,The scope was
.t oknefbock, in Dunibmteabhlre, which conpnands a delightful
and erosive view of.** River and Frith of Clyde and adjoining
coatry, that excellent *parkin having been offend, in a very hand-
some manner, by Dr. lionessieni, the proprietor. The ability dis-
played rendered it extremely dillicult to point ont the victor ; but at
bat, with general approbatko. Mr. Joni '
a: was announced
as sack and the prize was aceortilogiy him. This Corps
is aseeposed of young Gendemes, whin moth their own clothing
and atesenreasents, aid sieve without pay; and they have attained
a siowoegh knowledge of military mans mere* and discipline. The
slay was las, and the swain was agreeable. The Corps embarked
at the &wade% Is beats permed for them, with Sags at their sterns.
m Band of the Corps played a number of their favourite airs dur-
ing the passage down the Cart and across the Clyde. After the m-
ust the Corps dined in mop at Bowling, when an excellent din-
ner wet served up by Mr. Bent., or the Bowling Inn. After din-
per several public and eppeoriate toasts were given, which were
followed by suitable tunes from the band. The Corps returned to
Paisley by Renfrew.

ROBBERY OF EARL COWPER'S STEWARD.

The person who has been able to give evidence infa-
your of Harris, as mentioned yesterday, is a Mr. Maisey.
He stated at the Secretary of State's Office, that on the
Wednesday' in Whitson week he went, accompanied by
his wife and daughter-in-law. to Astley's Theatre; on
leaving which they went to a public-house at the foot
of Westminster-bridge, to procure some refreshment,
and that while there, a man, accompanied by a female
and two children, a girl and a boy, came and sat down
in the same box they occupied. A conversation
ensued, in the course of which it came out that both
parties had been to the Theatre, and the topic of dis-
course in consequence became the merits of the piece
they hid mutually witnessed, and which it appears was
the spectacle called The Battle of Waterloo ; that in the
course of the talk, the witness was informed that the
man's name was Harris, that the woman was his wife, and
the boy and girl their children. About a quarter to one
o'clock they left the house in company, but almost im-
mediately after separated, io consequence of a shower
of rain coming down, each endeavouring to make their
way home as fast as possible. Witness thought little
of the circumstance afterwards, tiU the whole was re-
called to his mind by the unexpected sight of the boy
that morning, whose person be declared he immedi-
ately recognised.
In answer to the inquiries of Mr. Capper, witness
gave a description of the person of the man, which was
admitted by Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Wilson to cones-
pond with that of the. prisoner.
On the close of the examination, Sir R. Birnie ob-
th- scarcely possible that the prisoner,
could have reached Hertford in
burglary ; an opinion in which
Capper concurred.
ensued among these Gentle-
the party was dismissed, with
under the circumstances, a respite
granted.

St Mary's, dated the 2sd of last
Punt the 17th up to the 23d,
was visited by an extraordinary
effects bad been most destruc-
Cadiz and its vicinity have re-
, somewhat similar have always
previous to the dreadful visita-

'borough terminated on Lttur-I
awing been passed upon six in.
murder and five for burglary ; of the
'twelve years of age!
extraordinary case of murder took
,at Uploads's. A young woman,
about twenty-five years of age,
pregnancy by her sweetheart,
eighteen inches of water, close
said sweetheart was working on
iy, on examination, was found to be
ifferent parts: it had evidently re-
_ blows especially upon the bead.
two days on the Inquest, and re-
Wilful Murder, against some per-

4 Charles was tried at the Ros-
firing a loaded gun or pistol at a
went to his house to execute a
There was a second indictment,
tervant-maid with an assault on
Harrison, who went to see the
asked by Counsel on the part
leg a party of police, armed with
Donets, to execute a decree? whoa
were acting under a warrant
. Rolleston, Counsel for the pri-
the warrant, which he read
most illiterate production an d
Bond." It authorized the con-
Molestation should be offered te
6f the decree, to bring the per.
rioters, before some of his Majes-
Peace." These; said the Learned
‘seating on the instrument, 44 there
• for you. Upon my word, if I
would not, for my whole estate,
Auction read in open Court this
ordered Mr. Bond to be fined EL-
acquitted.
as.—Tuesday, an Inquest was held
!y of Edmund Smith, a young
nineteen years of age, apprentice to a
borough. It appeared, on the eta-
itnesses, that about eight c'elock on
deceased and another young man,
quarrelled and fought on the
battle lasted about three-quarters
deceased became so ill that he
• any longer. The seconds and
fear, or not thinking but he
left him, and it was a consider-
; taken home. When taken from
a kind of stupor ; he breathed
Medical aid was instantly pre-
efforts to recover him were used in
seven o'clock the next morning.—
the rupture of a blood vessel."
inmate of Mt. Palmer, the robe-
severe fright at the late fire is
lin consequence. Miss Gough,
, will, it is su p recover, but
resume her prof:its:jai avocations;,
WAS taken to St. Bartholomew's
in a damgerous state.

served, that it was scarce]
by travelling post, could
time to be present at the b
Mr. Hobhouse and.Mr.Ca
A private conversation
men, and in the result tk
the assurance that, under
of the sentence would be i
=eft
Letters from Port St li
month, announce, that trc
the whole of Andaluairtivri
and intense heat, and ids e
Live. The people of Cad
marked, that appearancis i
manifested themselves pr
tion of the yellow fever.
The Assizes of IYLarekm
day, sentence of death ha'
dividuals, one for murder
fatter, one is a boy of two
Murioesi.—A most MU
place on Saturday last;at
named Ann Boddon, abc
in an advanced state of
was found dead in about 1
to the field where the sai
Saturday. The body, on
much bruised in differen
ceived some very violent b
A Coroner's Jury sat two
turned a verdict of or Wib
son or persons unknown."
A man named Robert I
common Assizes, for firm
posse of constables, who
manor-court decree. Th
charging his wife and tel
a fellow of the name of I
decree executed. It was
of Charles, what brought
loaded carbines and bayor
it was stated that they s
from a Magistrate. Mr.:
soner, desired to see thi
open Court. It was ain
was signed " Alexander 1
stables, " in case any Mc
them in the execution of
sons so offending, as riot
ty's Justices of the Peace
Counsel, in animadveskii
is a prophetic warrant fc
was Alexander Bond, k
have this elegant produ
day." The Court order
The prisoner was acquit
DRAM lIT FIGHT! M-
at Warwick, on the trod]
snati eighteen or nineteen
shoemaker in that borou,
urination of the witnesse
Sunday evening, the dec
of the name of Wilson; e
Race Course. The banl
of an hour, when the de
could not stand to fight
lookers-on, either froth
would soon recover, all I
able time before he was i
the ground, he was in a
and groaned slightly. 1
cured, but all their dim
vain, as he died at see
Verdictli Died from tk
Mrs. Coulson, an ism
maker, who received a
Chancery-lane, has died
of the Coburg Theatre, i
never be enabled to resu
and Mrs. Eardlej. who
Ilospital, still continues
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