Star.
London, England, 1824-10-19 00:00:00

ARLBOROUGUASTREtT.
DILICATt istvuelisianettse-Yesterday,
.Jan
.M. Caro.
tit-Captain .P.devaras tie lliussars, was N.maght before. Srt
Gamma nature", charged with having. ben found in heti in
holey elf Captalit Durant, of thi*Otli Regiment Of Foot, in Louie
fielgroreitiaet. Pimlico, at eleven o'clock on Sunday night.
• Master T. Robinson,. nephew to gapiain Durant, deposei that
about eke_ ien on Sunday night, he was alarmed at hearing his ,tste,
!;'young Lady about.eigliteirti 'yeirs it age iliheking and redir;
out 4 Thieve;,. murder r. Winiiecl himself and rata .I.to •
tut
hall, where helound his sister at the door calling for the watthlho
She seemed terribly alarmed, *tiering there were robbers up 'Litt";
the watchman and several -persons came in, and in the q-eant.
maids' bed-chamber, found the prisoner, partly undressed i„ the
housemaid's bed.
Miss Robinson, lister to the 'last WIT/teas stated, that as site sk,
going to put away her wearing-apparel in .her wardrobe, ninths,,
in Jane's chamber, just as she had reached the doom she
servant say, "-Get out, bush, here's a Lady coming e. 1e.10.:t
ascertaining whit were 'inside, site, in the greatest slat; of alam,
ran down, calling out as bird- been deathbed by the 14.1
She was in the bed-room when the prisoner was di,cov.N.d.
John Harrison, a watchman, said,. that when he we4e, into th,
room, he, on turning down the clothes., found the pri-e.wr, ate,
rend), asleep, with his coat and one of his boots off; the coat wa,
placed under the pillow; and he appeared is if he w.:s
settled for the night. Re inttantly took him into custody. lie end
that he had been introduced into the room by Martha, whotn to
had courted for the last three Months.
Martha, the servant, a Pretty-looking girl, about 17 years Oars.
declared that she never had let tie pelsorter. into the house ; she had
seen hint about ten o'clock, und 'bed Biesired him to go away.
eleven o'clock she went tip stairs to bed, andrjuit as she got into the
room, Miss Robinson called to her not to fasten her door, :;„I,e
'wanted to put 'away her think. On looking to the bed, sh,
the prisoner there, and was much alerniad-; she desired him to tt!...t
out, a 8 there was a Lady coming;" but never -said " liush."—etat
had kept the prisoner company, 'but had never given him a:q
proper encouragement, and knew not how he came into the It
Dlr. Robinson said he wished to know whether the prz,tot.t
had got into the house by the permission of the servant-ghl or net
She had sworn that he did out ; therefore he should prosecute hint
tor the offence.
The prisoner again declared that the girl had Introduced him.
That whenever it was convenient she would make a sign.d, by
placing a piece of paper at the window.
This the girl admitted, but strongly denied introducing hint in:,)
the room.

Captain Edwards, the prisoner's master, gave him an irreproati.
able character for honesty, •and would hin►s:lf he revokable lie
the appearance of the man, should Captain Durant, on hawker it.
quiry, think there were any grounds to suppose a felokkious intention
on the part of his servant.
Captain Durant said he felt quite satisfied with Captain E.".
wards pledge to have the prisoner forthcoming, should any grounds
for felony be brought against him ; and, with this arrangement, the
prisoner was discharged.

The following is a statvnivi,t of the comparative prs.
duce of the Davis' Straits and the Greenland whale.
fi heries, In the years 1823 and I 824:
Davis' Straits . 1823, 13;000-
Greenland . 3,700

182% 4,000
' • '1,700

._ . _

At the period of Sir Joshua Reynolds' visit to (toms;
it was a custom with il.e English pointers theteio meet
in the evenings for conversation; and frequently to make
little excursions together in the country. • On one ci
those occasions, on a summer-afternoon; when•the season
was particularly hot, the whole coot pany'tshrew oil their
coats, as being an Incombrance to thetn, except one,
named Astley,who alone shewed great reluctance to
lol-
low this general example: this seemed very unaccowit.
able to his companions, when some jokes made on in.:
singularity at last, obliged him to take his coat off also.
The mystery was then immediately explainec, lo it ap-
peared that the hinder part of his waistcoat s, as make,
by way of thriftiness, out of one of his own pict us e,, and
thus displayed a tremendous waterfall on his back, to
the great diversion of his companions.

BIRTHS.
Monday senalght, st Romsey, the Lady of the Rev. John Ford,
of a son.
Friday se'snight, t►e Lady of Colonel Sir William Williams,
K.C.B. of a son, •
In Dorset-street,Vublln, the Lady of the Rev. Charles ELtdin,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Friday,tieutenant-Colonel Haddock, late of the Portuguese ur-
vice; K.T.9. and Major of thi 97th Regiment, to Elias, daughter
of Wm. Randall, of the Retreat, Battersea.
Monday setunght, at Dublin, the Rev. Arthur rrwin, to Jemi,lia,
eldest daughter of the late •A. Richardson, Esq. of Itichmuuut,
county of Dublin.
Friday Vanilla; at tbb Rev. J. Horsey, of the Meet-
ing at Salem Bodktgb, ti srs. Brake, relict of the late 3lr. So:o.
moo Brake, 'schema&
At Burnside Cottage, on Tuesdef, the Rev. David Cammel!,
Kirkintilloch, to Agnes Scott, only daughter of Waltsr. Scutt, Eav
of Nikon

Monday seNtaight4 In. Nip, Lieutenant Cochrane, of the I7th
Regiment et Soot. to Catiorrinei daughter of James Heddessou.
.Beq. of Farm Hill. neat that town.
October 5, at Creagh Church, Robert Stewards, Lq. late of the
57th Regiment, to Amelia St. George, daughter of Richard Hedges
Beecher, of tioliiebreek; Owner of Cork,
Thunder, at Dublin,. the Rey. Thomas Curtis, /CAL to Cathe-
rine, daughter efJohn Barber, Bieq. of Harcourt.street, Dublin.

• Dl
At Geneva, on the Inth ult. Miss Robin Burnside, niece of the
late Colonel Robert 'Wright, of the Royal Artillery.
Monday, at Me house in Great Coratit-street, Dr. de Brodutu, is
the e9th year • of hit age.
The 4th of list May, at Nagpnre in the !last Indira of a jungle
fever, caught in the too anxious discharge of his duty (as Supei in-
tendant of the Trigonomettical Survey of the Nagpnre lerritoryso
• Captain Alexander" Stewart, of the itith Madras Native Infantry;
Aindr.fOr many Tears he held the situation of Auistant .Quartez-
insoterlereneral of the Madras Army.
.Mr. John Whitten, of Enniskillen, many years Deputy Grand
Master of the Orangemen of Fermanagh.
' Oct. 9, Maryi the Wife of the Rev. Net. Fletcher, of Lee House,
near, Ramsey.
Sept..l9, at Gilisalitar,+Meien' Orr, youngest child of Major Jas.
Bogle, 94th Regiment.

NBAVGATE •ss LeADENII ALL MARK ETS,'Oet. 111.
Beef
Mutton .84 to 43 04 l' Pork .... 5s 04 to Ss 4.1
Lamb 3s 41 to 4s 13d.

PRICES orliAY AM) STRAW Y.F.STRROAY.
ST. JA MSS'S. W MITOSI/ VIM
Ray 31 os otl to 51 los cd Hay 31 to .41 Ss 01
Clovcr 3110$ Otl to 51 10s Od Clover 51. es to II 64 of
Straw 11108.4k1 to 21 9s td Straw 2! 'Os to 21.10 s (4

SO.lll, Ac. per 1104.
Ditto rough - 1!s od
Yelirme Soap • 70s 041
'alottted ... ... 73b 01
Curd .... . ....
83s ud
...... .. ltis

RAW
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary . . es 6d to 9.s
stone) ...... Zs 2cl to 3s Id I Market Calf 8s Od to Os 01
Middlings ... 2990 d to 3e Od

v...a.rrsa. &is tingtr.l,
Ships at Market. Ships Sohl.
• 9.1 Newcastle
Sunderland - 3
I, It, Scotch Co

Pricz.

set de to S6s Od
z.ds- 6d to 4-3's 6d
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