Star.
London, England, 1825-01-04 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

Yesterday, Michael Holland, a smart-looking young man, was
charged with being concerned in a most daring burglary and rob-
bery, committed it, the house of Thomas Downes, Esq. No. Si,
Great Jasnes.street, sear Bedferdoow. The family dined out on
Sunday, and the house was left to the cook and housemaid. The
former stated that *boat Ave o'clock, it being then dusk, she was in
the act of closing the shatters of the parlour windows, when she
saw the prisoner pass and repass; when she recognised him, he
@sopped opposite the window,. and asked her if the family were at
haoselLio which she replied in the negative. She then said to the
heemeesaid--" Here's our Michael, let us ask him down to take a
cop et tee." After tea the prisoner went out for some spirits, which
be sees returned with. 'After the lapse of some time one of the
dudes bed occasion to go up stairs, when she fouad the street door
Os. Iles felt surprised, and called In 4 Patrol, when it was din.

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iti:y Comeeddiattatzkiiik big Miters bloke! , alba a liege qua
tity at pearls. &c. stoke. The rot 'pie Informstiwa
immediately to Reads the 011icei, who reps to the home, where
the Kismet atilt oas in the kitchen, and ng be was the last per.
son who went out before the discreet" of rubbery, the Mee
secured him. The examination yesterday was private, but the yti:.
soon was remanded.
*ORSHiP-Irgidirt
laqiii Paris, alias Ireetiegot dustman In the entplei of Mr,
little, in the Curtelo-rtiod, was brought berate the sitting Magi.:
Mt* (Mr: Ossomm), on a charge of having caused the death a
Ms •Tayior. '
It appealed from the otanistest of Daniel Crockwell, paths
dicer of &. Leonard's, fihoreditchollat about two o'clock in ate
morning of Christmas-day, a great, number of peop't were assent:
bled nearly opposite the Baring-house, la itinpland-load, en kraE
the waits; wiien the prisoner end the deceased began fighting, lad
dattased was knocked dews. Being unable to go alone, he OA
`led to his home by two persons who were present, whys* a:
lingered until yesterday. On heating of his death, witnets weti
immediately, and took Pearce into custody 'the deceased wal A
brick-maker, employed by. Mr. Din, of the Hackney-road. Hi
has left a widow, but no children.
John Dodd alb' John. Taylor, being worn, stated, that tint
were present in the Kinpland-road, at the time stated, and la*
the prisoner and deceased fighting. Saw prisoner strike the de.
ceased a blow, when he fell, and thee took him away to kis home
and on Sunday he died.
The prisoner, whn did not appear mach affected at the situation
hi which he stands, merely said, that Taylor “ pitched" into hint
first. It being stated to the Magistrate that a Corooer's Jury had
been summoned, the prisoner was remanded until the result of the
Inquest shall be known.

Tux WZATHER.—The quantity of rain that has
fallen in the neighbourhood"of Manchester, during the
last four months is great, almost beyond precedent,
amounting, according to the obseivations of Mr. JOHN
DALTON, to no less than 24,660 inches op to the 26th
of December. The following are the particulats:—..
In September . . . . 6,440 tubes
In October . . . . 6,506
In November . . . MAIO -
In December (to the nth inclusive) 0,190-.-Totod, 24,660
Mr. DALTON'S observations not having been completed
to a later date than the 26th, we have procured from
another Gentleman a statement of .he rain that has
fallen since that day, and find that it amounts to
1,015 inches; making a total, in four months, of more
than 251 inches—a prodigious gitantkb.when it is con.
sidered that the average fall of rain for a year in this
town is about $4 inches, and in London only about 22
inches, of course, also, this rain has produced frequent
Roods in all the rivers in the neighbourhood; but they
have been more remarkable for their frequency than
their height. •
SCARBOROUGH FRILHAIONS.—Monday se'nnight,
the Freemasons at Scarborough met in their Lodge, to
celebrate the Anniversary of St. John. In the absence
of the W. Master (Rev. F. KENDALL), brother Sir G.
CAYLEY, Bart. took the Chair, and made the Lodge
really a " sunny spot." The " balmy drops of the
rape" were pushed about merrily, and the brethren
worked together with that sort of friendship which
never fails to gd rivet man to man." The Chairman, in
a neat speech, proposed the health of the Priivincial
Grand Master, Lord DUNDAS, which was drank with
infinite pleasure; att.l on the health of a very worthy
old member (brother Joon TRAVIS, Esq;) being
drank, the song of Should mould aiguainiance be forgot.,
was sung with a great deal of feeling, by brother HAM.
MOND. Many other favourite songs whld glees were
sung, and the gi span was well filled up."

BIRTHS. _
Friday sennight, at Newry. the Lady or *Or• Creaellifieflis
56th (Royal County of Down) Regiment, of 4 wad t 4;2
At Mallamore, county of Tyrone. the Lady of the Bev. /IK4
mas Carpendak, of a son.
At the Rectory, Clonmel, the Lady of the Rev. D. Wall„ of a tors

ARRIED.
At linens Church, near Dublin. George Dims Latouche, F.N.
larriwer at Law, to Emily, daughter of the late J. Graeber. Eat

DIED.
At the Irish College,in Lisbon, the Rev. Andrew Ennis, Ram
Catholic Curate of St. Mary's Parish, in Dublin.
Dec. 24, in Dublin, Henry Clark., Kn. late Paymaster of the
84th Regiment.
At Ballancrieff House, on the 110th ultimo, she Hon. Hwy
Augustus Murray, aged two.years and three mouths, sixth mat
Lord Elibank.

Drc. go, at gftweton, after a long Mness Mr. John Illeashom
an,emipent veterinary surgeon. This Gentleman bad, for meet
years. led a very irregular life, and was mach addicted to the dot
of drunkenness until September last, when (at the famed= of 11.
Hale Society in Mistletoe) he was presented by the DN. Dr. Aus-
ten with the sacred volume. Since his illness he was eetended lit. •
that Rev. Gentleman and his Curate, and *kind the!deeldeila er
the Roman Catholic Chuych, in which he was bred.

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