Star.
London, England, 1825-02-09 00:00:00

INIELLIGIaCE.

74

RLEOROUG
Yesterday. Mr. Ogle the Surgeon to the parish of Saint Gaels's,
residing at No. 10, Great Newport-street, attended before Sir G.
FAWN; at this Office, in consequence of a later having been
transmitted to hint the night before,by Mr. CONANT, the Magittrate
intimating the expediency of an immediate minute examination oi
the body of the murdered man Keaton, as the evidence against the
unhappy woman was incomplete without, such a surgical view of the
deceased ; the young man, Mr. Webb, Mr. Ireland's assistant,
not having made any anatomical observations. Mr. Ogle described
the injuries inflicted ; he was clearly of opinion that the death of
the deceased had been caused by those external injuries, and that
no medical attendance, however prompt, could have saved his life.
The prisoner is to be further examined on Thorsday.—A son of the
deceased has been taken up on suspicion of robbery, and remanded
for further examination.

WORSHIP-STRRET.
Mary Junes, alias Waterloo Toes, was brought up by an officer d
the Mt ndieity Society. Poor Tom, who had been a soldier, and
fought at Waterloo, was caught begging in Goswell-street Road,
hest nig a placard descriptive of her military services. She has a
small pension, but that, she declared, was insufficient to provide her
with those delicacies of life gin and snuff. In defence, the said she
was about to take up her quarters for life in Whitechapel Work.
' house, and if the Magistrate would dismiss her this once, upon the
honour of a soldier, he should never see her again; but Tom's ho.
ncur had been so often pledged, and never once jedeemed, that the
Magistrate thought it necessary to send her to 14 days' drill at the
Tread Mill, previous to taking op her winter quarters.

The French Chambers had a sitting on the 4th inst.
when the Peers continued to discuss the project of law
relative to Female Convents. The Deputies only exa•
mined, received, and rejected, an immense number of
petitions, from various individuals of all ranks, claiming
a share in the promised indemnity to emigrants.
DREAIiTUL ACCIPENT.—The Journal de Lyons re.
ports a melancholy event which lately happened in that
city. On Tuesday night (January 19), a !muse build-
ing in the new road (Cherain Neuf,) opposite the Cham-
ber of Notaries, fell with a dreadful crash. This house,
four stories high, had been erected upon the founda-
tion of a small house. They had considered an old
wall strong enough to form part of the building ; the
wall was of stone up to the height of one story and a
half, the rest was cement, and being humid, could not
sustain the weight of the new work. Five workmen
were in the house.at the moment it fell. They endea-
voured to descend by the staircase, and were carried to
the bottora, near the door, where they were found dead.
A young lad, an apprentice, was buried at the anoment
he was collecting his tools. Many persons ran, the
moment the accident was known, to render assist-
ance, and continued at work upon the ruins all night.
One of the sufferers, named Manisser, 60 years of age,
was found with both legs separated from his body ; in
the rubbish at the enttance of 'the great door, they
found one of his legs, but the other could not be found.
This unfortunate old man remained from six to eleven
at night, when he expired in the most horrible agony.
The head had suffered much. One eye was torn horn
'the socket. The sufferer, just, before his death, asked
for a pillow, upon which he might lay his head and ex-
pire. He has left a widow without children. The two
other 'workmen who perished, are Balthazar Cancalon,
uncle of the contractor, and Stephen Giraud. Cancalon
was killed near the door at the instant he was endea-
vouring to rush out. His body was found mutilated,
and without the least sign of life. The body of Ste-
phen Giraud could not be found. It was supposed to
amidst the rubbish. Cancalon has left a wife and se-
veral children. He was forty-two years of age. He
always said it would be his last job.

INSOLVENTS' PETITIONS TO BE HEARD, FEB. 11,
AT TEE COURT, PORTUGAL4TRIRT, LINCOLN'S-lull-FIRM&
William Edward Norrington, Upper Rommon-street, Cicala"
well, dealer In building materials.
William Sweatman, Castle Coombe, Wilts, victualler.
Francis Shower, Brighton, auctioneer.
Andrew Paterson, Worcester street:Southwark, Pantie.
Elijah Denham, Borough-road, tailor.
John Williamoßacon, Friern Barnet, Gentleman.
Michael Short, Bridgewater-square, dealer in horses.
Thomas Brown, Anstin-friars, attorney.
Thomas, Hands, Chandoestreet, paper-hanger.
John Conroy, Buckingham-street, Strand, Lieut. 11th Foot.
Abraham Arthur Gapper, Chelsea, Lieut. 13th Foot.
George Spicer, Trafalgar-terrace, Stepney, ironmonger.
John Dawson, &agar, Suffolk, farmer.
James Phipps, Mount-court, Back-road, Islington, painter.
Richard Hanks, Clerkenwell-close, porter.

BIRTH.
Yesterday, the wife of James Roberts, FAq. of the Stock Ev
change, of a daughter.
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118 DAT.

MAILS— & _
a la. ova. Alt. DM
Dubla 1 0 Trance 1 0
Waterford 1 0 Haniburgh 0 4
Guernsey aad Jersey 0 a Mandan 2 0
Lisboa 3 0 Holland g 0
Gottenburgb 0 3 Leeward bands 0 0
Jamaica 0 0 America 0 1
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HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning - - 56 minutes after 6
Afternoon • - 31 minutes aft__2L.L.d

Loss= : Prelield otd PuNished by J. F. Esau, at the Sus use
N .1, Pickets-Place, Teasple.Ber.