Star.
London, England, 1823-10-30 00:00:00

NARY-LA-BONNE.

Miry Micron was charged with pawning linen for 18t. theta.
petty of Mrs. Scott, of Lower George-street, llatnpstead, in nil"
house she lodged, with her husband and six children.—The nnsti
ated appearance of the prisoner excited the sympathy of elide
saw her. Seellad nothing but a blanket and an old cloak te cover
her, and presented a complete picture of human misery,
an officer, stated, that being informed of the abject aureole the
prisoner and her family, he went to her apartment and found dies
-of the children sitting at the fireplace crying for food- in the sec
piteous manner. Ile instantly procured them some, which thy
ate most voraciously. The prosecutor said she was convert:4le
prisoner was industrious, and that nothing but extreme dientuld
driven her to the Commission of the crime; if, therefore, the pan.
broker would return the property; she had no wish to prated.
This was ultimately agreed upon. At this moment Niorris Mud
the Office, and said he.lsad received a relo note from a Gadder
for the poor woman ; and £5 more was added by another lions •
individual. The poor woman, in terms which art could not fel.,
expresiict her gratitude, and, on recovering utterance, exeraised,
", May GOD bless you, Sir ; but for this, I and my children ism
have been compelled to wander in the streets." Being called tato
explain, she said till had been eiected from their Ireging, and Ile
few articles they had left sized for rent, and consequently icy
had no hole wherein they could lay their heads; " but this Intl
procure us a meal and a bed l" It was said the prisoner's hashed,
who formerly kept a jeweller's shop, had been unfortunate tells
amount of several thousands, and that she still has a brother Idrip
log a situation under Goiernn,ent of £6OO 3.-ear.

ANOTHER CHILD BURNT.—Thursday last, as WO
children of the name of Collins, at Marsh-side Chi,lttr.,
were left by their mother whilst she went to a shnpitie
eldest, about seven years old, in the act of pouring some
water from the teakettle, set fire to her pincloth, ohm
she was burnt in, so dreadful a manner that she espirsd
in great agony the following morning.
Monday last, Ezekiel Luney was found gray of
felony at Launceston Sessions, on three several indict-
ments, and committed to the town prison till Saturday,
1 when he was to have been publicly whipped ; but he
escaped the same night, and has not since been heard
of, though a reward of ten pounds has been offered for
his apprehension. .
There are now living in bymchurch, forty penoes,
whose united ages are as follow :
Persons. Years.. Years. Persons. Years. Year.
1 87. 87 2 66 132
1 80 80 5 65 315
1 78 78 4 64 256
1 77 77 1 63 63
1 78 72 1 62 II
1 73 73 2 61 122
, 3 71 213 12 60 7EO ,
1 70 70

2 69 158
1 68 68 ,
Making an average of sixty-five years, ten mixathii•
three weeks, one day, nine hours, thirty-six mmalll4.
each person.
Such is the effect of perseverance and industry is
fl. science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whoa 181
ilemened under the most painful and obstinate disorders, wie
were pronounced incurable by respectable practieners, and :curd
discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect health by
the celebrated Dr. EADY, who, after a long and laboridas prac-
tice, is enabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal Compliallo
however long and deeply fixed in the habit —Eruptions, Pains in
the Limbs, obstinate Gleets, Dimness of Sight, Nodes on tie shin-
hones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, are among the symptom
arising out of improper treatment, and which without timely as-
sistance prove fatal. The Doctor is conauked daily by patients of
both sexes, at 38, Dean-street, Soho, and 1, Hatfiel&street, Sam-
ford-street, Blickfriars and Waterloo Roads, by .persons from ewer
part of the country, and by Letter (if post rtid) enclosing a fee.

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BIRTH.
Oct. 26, at the Vicarage, Sutton Vallence, Kent, the Lady of
the Rev. T. H. Walpole, of a son.

MARRIED.
Oct. 23, at St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Daniel Ilautenville, Esq. d
Dublin, to Mary hlaria,eltiest daughter of the late Joseph firms
Esq. of the Royal Navy
At St. Mary's, Lambeth, Samuel Brown, Esq. of Great Est-
sell-otreet, Bloomsbury. to Ann Pearce, third daughter of theism
James HorsfaU, Esq. Y.R.S. of the Middle Temple.

DIED.
Wednesday, at his house on Richmond-terrace, Clifton, Jois
James Vidal, Esq.
Oct. 19, at his house in Mimiillam-square, Dublin, Mono
Penn Giskell, of Shanuegarry, in the county of Cork, FAq.
descendant of the celebrated William Penn.
At Tamerton, Mrs. Mary Pole, aged 64, butt-woman of de
Parish Church there. She had served on board several British mei
of war, disguised as a seaman, and had been in Rodney's and
veral other engagements. Her sex was discovered at Lisbon, frell
the feminine action she betrayed in catching oranges in bet
Her object-in going to sea was to be near her sweetheart, who MA
bath pressed, and who afterwards fell in

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