Star.
London, England, 1825-04-06 00:00:00

ARY-LA-BONNE.

A young woman, named /oh Sparks, a woman of the town, was
yesterday brought up fur final examination, charged with a robbery
during the dreadful are in nathbasie-place, on Tuesday night last,
and fully committed to Newgate for trial at the ensuing Sessions.
UNION-HALL.

An athletic navigator, named Cheeks Ciwpstinit, was charged with
having secreted himself under the bed of the &Tighter of a publics&
named Grills, of Southwark. The prisoner and two ocher then
went into the house on Monday night, and while the latter "Mt
agreeing with the landlord fur some Indgings, the prisoner supped
up stairs unperceived. The servant hearing a footstep, hammed
her master, who searched all tie rooms in the house, and at length,
under his daughter's bed, a gill fifteen years of age, who was asleep,
he found the prisoner stretched at fail length.

Chapman said he was drunk when he entered the house, and
having no lodging, he thought it was no harm to stretch himself oar
'mitt the bed.—Fla was unable to Wing forward any permits to give
him a good character, and be tvasseat to 'Brixton for three months.
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Thursday; Lord Kirketraisright appeared b?fore the
Magiauates at Southampton, :o answer the complaint
of MIS. Kilner, atady residing in Anglesea House, for
breaking two pines of glass in her drag ing-room win-
dow. It appeared, from the explanation of his Lord-
ship, that he had for some time past taken offence at
whet he termed the significant looks of Mrs. Kilner's
sons, when he passed and repaFsed to and from his
house ; and that feeling particularly nettled 03 Wed-
ne%day morning last, he sent a note directed " To Mrs.
Kilner, clias Kidneys," stating, " that if the young Ce'i-
tlem-n continued their impertinent looks, he should
horsewhip them." To which Mrs. Kilner had returned
an answer on the back of his own note in pencil, that
“ when she received the communication of a Gentle-
man, she knew how to answer it." This reply had re-
doubled his Lordship's ire, and in the impulse of the
'moment he had rushed forth, and by throwing tun
large stones; committed the offence in question. The
price of the windows not being clearly established, his
Lordship, through his solicitor, r tiered to pay for
mending the windows, provided the piosecutrix H ould
defray the expense of the summons, &c. Tt e Magis-
trates being, however, about to send for the glazier, his
Lordship consented to pay 12s. damages, anl4s. costs.
Srbotaoss.—The Butm:se stockades, of uhich
drawings and plans hive beets sent to this country, seem
to be formidable fortifications of the kind: For a con-
siderable space round the first inclosure, the ground is
thickly set' with bamboo stake:, bending outwards, it-
ttemvly sharp, and lying hid in the jungle grass. In
their eff:ct upon a person attempting to mike his way
through them, they are not unlike dog spikes. Next
tomes a high palisado of stout bamboos, firmly set in
she ground, high, and bound close together. Then
another space thickly set with spikes. Then anothet
palisado, which one might call a counter-scarp;
When thisis surmounted, a broad ditch or space a'so
set with spikes • and within a third palisado, which
we might term the scarpmeat, through the iiiterst'ees
of which the Bummer level their muskets at the
assailants. In the body of this kind of fortress is
large sh •d, under which the garrison live. The Bur-
mese soldiers always carry several bamboos for the pur-
poses of fortification, and make a •stockade in a night.
The utmost uncertainty still prevails as to the numb •rs
of the Burmese. They are variously estimated, from
time totwelve millions.

PROSPERlTY.—Prosperity too often has the same
effect on a Christian, that a calm at sea bath en a
Dutch mariner, who frequently, it is said, in these cit..
cumstonces, ties np the rudder, gets drunk, and gees
to sleep.

BIRTH&
Of a daughter, on the 31st March, Mn. Henry Desborough, of
Colney Hatch.
The tBth March, at Cave of Cork, of a daughter, the Lady of
Captain Geo. Gosling, his Majesty's ship Harrier, outlet main.

MARRIED.
On the itch Instant, at St. James's Church, Dr. P. ladle, to
Miss Heedrie.
On the nth ult. at Kileolgan Church, Css a of Giakray,
land, Ca Francis Manley.Shavre, of the sun AsOp
Albinia Hester, eldest daughter of Major.Gensrallohn Taylor, or
Castle Taylor, in the County of Galway.

DIED.
At Londonderry, on the 44th stk. Robert Graham, Res. Assist-
ant Surgeon of the 15th Regiment of Foot.
On Meads'', Aprd 5, in Fleet-street, aged irf, the Ref. J.
Pridden, M.A. F.& A. Minot Omen of St. Penni, Settee of Sc.
George. Botolph4ane, and Vicar et Caddingtea, inifeedeldre.
At the Manse of Jticarton, on the Ilith uk. Akuander, eldest
ma of the Rev. John Moody, Minister df that Parish.
Sunday at livercreech, Somerset, Jane, relict of die late Ravi
John Jenkins. /3.C.L.
March ii,, in.Gosrosinsminar e, Emma Cathedne, tinvaliter of
Sir G. W. Runmfifile. Bart.
Sir R. Littlebaiso khan, formerly Secretary at War in Trelaud.
Tharsday. at Wilma Yarrow Chutney, aged6ll, Char., ti:
the wife of Vias.Admiral

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