Star.
London, England, 1824-09-24 00:00:00

TOWN-HALL.

James Young was re-eaaniined, charged with violating Ann Let.
way. The Magistrate cautioned her that the prisoner's life was hi
peril, yet she continued to swear to the violation, but did not sub::
stantiate the capital charge. Six witnesses proved the girl's cow
duct to be most culpable, associating with young fellows at all hours
of the day and night; aril her own mother contradicted her rela-
tion in a moit material point. The Medical Gentleman also would
not assert the injury was recent; when Mr. Alderman Sam said
he could not commit the prisoner upon such evidence, but held him
to bail, if the mother chose to prosecute at the Sessions.

The Prussian Minister of Police has issued the foi.
lowing Ordonnance respecting the Prussian Universities;
" Students who come from a foreign to a Pruesian Univeritty
shall not be entered, unless they satisfactorily prove that they bestir
Itit no time, and in no place, taken a part in any unlawful sissociathias
and intrigues; otherwise, they are not only not to be entered, but
immediately to be sent sway from the town and the territory ; or If
any suspicion is excited, to be put under arrest."

After the fight on Tuesday, between Stockman and Jones, on the
road home a match was made between Reed (the Chelsea sndb,)
and Bill Savage, to be fought instanter. The place fixed upon was
a field near Ilford, and a ring quickly formed. Reed is well known,
and is considered a thorough bottomed man ; Savage, we believe,
has never fought before in the ring, but is well known at the Fives'
Court. Reed has rather the advantage In weight. The men peeled,
set to, and a more manly display of courage cannot be conceived.
They fought for about an hour and a quarter ; both were severely
punished—Savage in the face, and Reed in the body. At buigth
nature could no longer support Reed's courage, and he was compel-
led to give in. Savage astonished every one present, his blow*,
were all so well put in, and with such tremendous force. Reed, it
will be recollected, has distinguished himself by beating the slashing
Gipsey in 28 minutes; he has also defeated Defoe, acid on several
other occasions has shewn himself off to advantage.

BIRTH.
Sept. 9, at Edinburgh, the Hon. Mrs. Dundee, of atop.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, Lieutenant-Colonel Rolf, C.B. and H.T.S. of the ltd,
or Queen's Royals, to Anne, youngest daughter of George Cu-
rran, Esq. of Sammibe Park. Herts.
Sept. 14, the Rev. D. Hopkins, A.hL Rector of Buelmell, Sa-
lop, to Anne, daughter of N. Cockell, Esq. of Boyers, ma Weski
bury, Wilts.
At Edinburgh, Major-General Hamilton, to Mary Augusta,
youngest daughter of the late Alezander Bower, Bel. 1110%

DIED. •
Yesterday, at Ms house in Bedford-square, Thomas Levertoni
Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the counties of
Surrey, Kent, and Middlesex, and City of Westridtmet.
Sunday, in the 72c1 year of her age, Susanna, the wife of Sit
Robert Peel, Bart. She expired at Newbold Conyers, Warwielis
shire, at the house of her nephew, Edward Willis, Esq. to whom sr
was endeared through life by all the fond affections of a mother.

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