Star.
London, England, 1825-07-13 00:00:00

TOWN-HALL.

Charles Flyless, a Ladies' shoemaker, was summoned by Mr.
George Daytime, his employer, of Higgatreet, Borough, for de-
taining work beyond the eight days allowed by law. The defend..
ant received materials for five pairs of• Ladiea'shoes, as far back
as the 25th of April, which from that time to this he bad never
made up. It was sworn the defendant had said he was prevented
finishing the work by the orders of the Committee of the Society
in the City. The defence set up was illness, which the looks of,
the defendant belied, and he was sentenced to out week's hard
laboar at Brixton.

There are no less than five distinct charges of horse-
itealing, and as many for aheep-stealing, at the present
Winchester Assizes. • •

Toe sale•of Indigo, commenced at the India House'
yesterday, sold from is. 6d. to 2c. per lb. below the
prices of last sale.
BEGGARS ON HORSEBACK Buenos Ay es horse
are-so plentiful that beggars make their rouoL s,ssking
alms, on horseback, and do not con.ider pnsitio
as diminishing in any degr.e 1" • y copal) .

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.
BA NK IL UPTC;FS EN LA R ORD.
Frederick Dietrichern, Northchurch, Hells, lace-agent, from July
e to August 20, at tat, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts. Basinghall-street.
James Unsworth. late of Clayton-agnate, Liverpool, tailor, front
July 12 to August 30, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basing hall-street.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Ttickfield Mare, John Edmund Mare, and William Mare,
Plymouth, sinitha, to sin render August 10, 11, and 23, at eleven,
at the Crown Hotel, Devunpott. Attornies, Jlr. W. Sole,
Gray's Inn-square ; or Messrs. Sole, Duke-street, Devottport.,
John Thackeray, Garrett, near Manchester, cotton spinner, Jaly
29, 30, and August 23, at one, at the Star Inn, Manchee!er.-
' Attornies, Mr. Edge, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry;
Temple.
Richard Thewlis, Iluddersfield, ironmonger, July 20, at four, 21;
at eleven, at York Castle, and August 23, at eleven, at the
Pack Horse Dm, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mt. Lever, Gray':'
• Inn-sgutre; or Mr. Brown, Huddersfield.
William Guru, Stafford, hide and leather-dealer, Amid 8,9, and
23, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Chester.. Attornies, Messrs:
I'hilpot and Stone, Southampton-street, Illoorn.hury ; or Mr,
nuldock, Chester.
George Hope, ten. Wapping, corn factor, July 21, at ten, 23, at
two lye, and August at ten, at the Cuart of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basing:tall-street. Attornies, Mesara. Pownall
and Papps, DIJ Jewry.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL-STiiREf.
August 6, A. Sand., 11..ech-street, timher-merchant, at two.-
August 2, T. Itedshaw; Feet street, bookseller, at twelve. Au-
'gust 2, S. Walker, Bolt Wharf-lane, Queenliithe, hoop-bender,
at one. August 6, J. Kite and B. Best, late or Maccleshad
Wharf, wharlingers, at two. August 2, B. Herbert, Cheltexham,
silk-mercer, at ten. August 2, J. Cradocke, Downing-street, pic-
ture-dealer, at eleven. August 6, J. B. 13enelli, (tradrant, tier
dealer, at one.
I) IVID EN US ro be made in the COUNTRY.
August '29, S. Fereday, R. Smith. and J. Fisher, late of Irston,
Staffordshire, bankers, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
August tO, W. and G. Broadhead, As'eon.undet-Lyne, rone-
masons, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, hlanchester. August 11,
W. Smith, Puntlingtott, Su.seit, miller, at one, at the Swan •Inn,•
Chichester. August 12, 11. fi.ohlas, Cnichotter. farmer, at one,
at the Swan Inn, Chichester. August 6, W. Meade, Whitcherchi,
Salop, timber-merchant, at eleven, .t the Otsce of 81..5.r5. Wat•
son and Harper, Whitchurch. August 3, J. Thofnley, Cheetliam-
hill, Manchester, hat-manufacturer, at ten, at the Sear Inn, Man-
chester. August 12, J. Manias, lildCk,untl, Lancashire, h tok•
seller, at twelve, :tt the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn. August 3, J.'
South, lltta, merchant. at eleven, at the lbg and Duck Tavern;
(lull. August 8, T. Taylor, Ashton-und r-Lyne, draper, at mimeo,'
at the King's Arms Inn, 31anchester.

C F ICA TES A yr. us? S.
J. Grafton, Allerton-street, Marini New rown, silk-weaver.
It. Hooke, Halifax, merchant. T. tl. Lloyd, late of Wood strett,
Cheapside, warehouseman. J. Hi:ls, Ilion-street, Mary la-bonne,
farrier. J. Ftimontl, Size-lane, warehouseman. J. and S. Hawkins,
Claypole Mill, Lincolnshire, millers. B. Hurd, Windsor-place,'
City road, dealer. A Burgess, llulme, I.4..cashire, dyer.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTS ERSII I I'S.
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Iluguenin, Great Itussell•sti err, thoomsbury,
watch and clock-makers. B. and N. Corcoran„%lark-lane,
s and general dealers. Dickson and Middleditch,
ton, Surrey, cahca printers. J. and G liazelwuod, Newg..te-:
market, butclv•rs. henry and Graham, Marlborough, tea-dealers.
Daynes and Marshall, Norwich, crape-manufacturers. Jacksol•
and Street, Nottingham, bobbin-makers. Lanes and Stoker,
Saville Row, tailors. Coat and Co. Crow u-court, Cheapside,
warehousemen. Young and Spriggins, Skinner-street, Snow-141,
dyers. Ellis and Brown, Old Batley, cheesemongers. Swift and
Co. Louth, Lincolnshire, paper-manufacturers. Sundt and Large,
Bath, maltsters and brewers. Gills and Richardson, Manchester,,.
timber merchants, &c. 'Fish and Fortt, Gay-street and York-
buildings, Bath, confectioners. France and Banting, Pall Mall,
upholders, &c. Maw son and Clark,high-street, Poplar, grocer s.
ltudland and Son, Bulstrode Mews, Sc. M try-ia-bonne, stable-
keepers. Farrar and Sons, Brantley, Yorkshire, stonentasons
and quarrythen, (so far as regards W. Farrar, San.) Branscontbe
and Cridland, Kingsbridge, Devonshire, tanners. Newington
and Tompsett, Whitechapel, china-dealers Ste. Brownill and
Co. Sheffield,. cutlers. Fletcher grid Copeland, Abingdon, cOal-
merchants. Bailey and Barker, Leeds, milliners, &c. J. Brolagh-
tern,'Llanymplecb, Shropshire, and E. Edmunds Llansaintfraid,
Montgotueryshrrei wordstaplers. • Moravia and CO. London and
Jamaica. -Yelham and .llarton, Shad Thames, whatfingers, and
Frinsbury, near Rochester, brick-makers. T. and tP. Parker,:
Andover, grocers, &c. F. and C.. Fletcher, Macclesfield, silk-.
titrowsters, See;Crowder and Seymour, Radford, Nottineam-
shire, lace-manufacturers. -Roden and Cr. Derby, laigmandfac--
hirers. D. and E. Felling, Bristol, hair-dressers. Ayres and
Higgs, Barking, schoolmasters. Bartleman and Co. North ShieWs,
brewers. Ridgway and Burkinshaw, Manchester, tile-manufac-.
Carers. Tuotell and Co. Stockport, konfoundera. Broadhead and'
Robinson, Macclesfield, stone-masons. Mangnall and Jackson,
Bolton-le-Moors, plumbers. Jackson and Darby, liorncastle, Lin-
colnshire, maksters. Plevins and Le Marchant, Birmingham, bnild-
era. T.and A. NI orcott, Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosiers. Thomas
and Cox, Oxford-street, men's-mercers. Lane and Bennett, Law-
rence Pountney-hiU, attnrnies. Watts and Davies, Little Friday=
street, factors. Beetholme and Corntbwaite, John-street, Bed-'
ford-row, attornies. Woodman andsSecker, Piccadilly, corn-fac-
, tors. Smith and Weaver, Bristol, commission-merchants. Janet
and Co. Chester, manufacturing-chemists. Reynolds and Harri-
son, Liverpool, ship-brokers. Hinsdale and Co. West-Houghton,
coal-merchants. Docker and Hindle, Liverpool, sttornits.

Lord LILFORD is said to have died in consequence or
a cold, caught by being exposed to the torrents of rain.
which fell during the late Review at Hounslow.
The physicians are said to be in a fever at the jokes,
which have beat passed on the opening of their new.
College. They declare, one and all, that their profes,
sion is no joke.
YORKSHIRE LENT Asstzes.—lt will be remembered;
'that at the lan Assizes, at York, Itoberi Moselky and
Beljamin Marra were tried and found guilty of a high-.
way robbery and murder, committed on the persnn of
an old man named Jonathan Depledge, in the parish
of Wakefield, on the 80:h of September previous.
Depledge was.robbed of 20s. and used so severely by
the prisoners, who were accompanied by one Joseph
Sharp (afterwards admitted as evidence), that he lan-
guished till the 10th of October following, when he
died. Judgment was respited at thetime of their trial,
in order that Mr. Justice HOLROYD might take the
opinion of tt e twelve Judges as to the admissibility of
the declarations of the deceased in evidence, and also
on a legal .objection taken by Mr. MILNvt, the pri-
soners! Counsel, against the framing of the indictment,
which did not describe the part of the body with eel.•
tainty so injured as to cause Depledge's death. Both
these points have subsequently unde-gone serious con-
sideration, and the Learned Judges have determined
against their affecting the validity of the conviction.
In consequence, a letter was received by Mr.SHEIPHERD,
the Governor, of the Castle, inforrniug him of the re-
sult, and exhorting the unhappy men to prepare for
that awful fate which inevitably awaitothem.

'MARRIED.
July 12, at Islington Chord, and at be Trench Ambassador's
Chapel, Mons. P. F Aliets, to Elisabeth, third daughter of the
lam John Green. Esq. of Highbury Park.

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Waterford ' • • 1 0 Hatnot.rids - , 0 1
Gueru4ey and Jersey 1 0 I Flanders o 0
Lisluie 0 1. Buenos Ayres o 0
Gottenlvorg i 0 0 Jamaica 0 1 '
Haifa 0 0 America Q 1
Holland 0 0 Leeward islands 6 0 '
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