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

MARY-LA-DONNE

Wm. Green, coachman to Lieutenant-General Sir J. Murray,
was charged with the following assault : Winter Green, a native
of Strasburgh, stated that about eleven o'clock yesterday morning,
be called at the General's house, in Westbourn-green, to dispose of
some of his goods, he being a licensed hawker, and saw the foot-
man, who, in en insulting manner, imitated his German accent,
and told him to go round to the stable; he there saw, she coach-
man, who treated him in a similar manner, anti charged him with
sellinga shawl for 440 which was not worth 10s. He contradicted
the coachman's assertion, who immediately let fret a large dog,
which fastened upon a French dog which belonged to him. The
coachman used so much irritating language, that he (the com-
plainant) was in the act of taking off his coat to fight, when the
coachman struck him a violent blow on the face, which shattered
the bones of his note, and laid him senseless on the ground; while
in this state, he was beaten by the coachman. The complainant
produced the pieces of the bone of his nose, and said his face
would be disfigured for ever. The coachman said, the cont.
plainant provoked him to commit the assault.
Mr. Rawuttsos, after commenting upon his cowardice, ordered
him to find bail.

TOWN-HALL.
A pour woman entered the office, crying, leading her sonorboy,
ten years old, named George Cogan, one of the children of St. Pa-
trick's Charity School, his mouth surrounded with plasters, and
complained to the Magistrate, Alderman J. J. Swim, that he had,
on his return home yesterday evening, been bitten by a dog at the
corner of Potter's•fields, belonging to Stephen Loyd**, a corn-
porter, in Dog-and-Bear-yard, Sc. John's, Horslydnien, the child
saying that be had offered go molestation to the animal whatever,
but was quietly passing at a short distance, when it Sew at hint „I
and fastened on his upper lip, which it bit quite through, andata I
second spring inflicted the like injury on the lower one. A sum-
mons was granted, returnable immediately, to which an appearance
was made, when the owner consented to destroy the dog, and
make any amends within his power in pursuance the dog was
shot shortly after.

IV. Lorimer, a butcher, of Poole, was yesterday
remanded by the Insolvent Debtors Court, for twelve
months,
,for fraudulently assigning over his property to
his sister, to escape the damages and costs of an action
obtained against him, and which he declared he
would never ply.

BIRTH.
On the td Instant, at St. George's Parsonage, Portia', Mrs.
Maurice Erans, of a daughter.

DIED.
The 30th ult. suddenly, at Stanwell, the Rev. Beaty Zeit,
late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, and of Charlton, la the
County of Gloucester.
The 27th ult. Henry Malcolm, of Clapham, Sarni, in the
24d year of his age, in consequence of a short illness, caused by
misplaced affections on a public singer of much notoriety, who Is
now on the eve of marriage to another.
Sunday morning, at his residence at Rockland, near Dover, in
the 75th year of his age, much lamented by his fandly,and respected
by all who had the happiness of his acquaintance, George Ledger,
/14q. proprietor, and for a great many years fornaerlyithe conductor
of the Albion Library, at Dover.

Ships at Market.
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31 Sunderland

COAL MARKET, JULY 6.
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