Star.
London, England, 1825-10-21 00:00:00

THAMES POLICE.

Catalog nr lluansa.--Yesterday, Ir. Honivitvi, an old man,
was charged with baying murdered his grandson, G. Barton. The
old man, who was in a state bordering on insensibility, did not
deny the unintentionally committed fact, from having been greatly
provoked, not only by the most shocking abusive language, but
from the deceased having violently struck him in the first instance.
In self-defence, he struck the assailant with a dagger, which he
was in the habit of carrying about him, to protect himself from
the assaults of the deceased, who was a most vicious and ahandsoed
youth. The fatal quarrel, as appeared by the evidence of the ser-
vant of Harwood, originated from the deceased having, if, lan.
guage the most abusive, complained of his grandfather having
served him with a slice of meat which he considered too fat; and
it was on his being remonstrated with on the unreasonableness of
his complaint, that he struck the blow, which was so fatally re•
turned by the old man. The prisoner was remanded to abide tk
result of the Coroner's Inquest. The old man had very latel!
adopted his abandoned grandson as heir to his little property.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW.
AT MR COURT OT COMMISSIONER or DA NIL RUTTSAT RA SniG SIALL.SI Ur.

FILIT MELTING{. I
J. S. Brinley, Birchin.lane, ship-broker II
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F. Callen', Pall Mall, man-milliner . Ii
J. Dickinson, Church Passago Guildhall, warehouseman 0
T. King, Bermondsey New Road, linen-draper . It
E. MMin, Berkeley-square, shoemaker . It
R. G. Pain, Lloyd's Coffeehouse and Brixton, underwriter It
J. Welsford, Little Guildford-street. timber-merchant li

szcoND marrixas.

J. and P. Nichol, Cornbill, merchants
J. Pringle, London.road, victualler
E. Sandwell, Strand, tavern-keeper

TN lILD sturncos.
T. Every, Pore-street, Limebouse, anchorsmith it
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Parry and Underwood, 'Change-alley, bill-brokers ie.
R. Robson, Seymour-place. Bryanstone-square, carpenter ll
DIVIDENDS. •
J. Howell, Piccadilly, linen draper . 12
W. Whitbread, Southend, linen-draper II
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MARRIED,
On the 19th Inst. at Watton Church, Hens, by the Rev. F.
Dollmann, the Honourable Alexander Leslie Melville, brother of
the marl of Leven and Melville, to Charlotte, daughter of Samar!
Smith, Esq. M.P.

DIED.
At Holywell, on the 15th instant, in consequence of a fractured
skull from a kick of a horse, after seven weeks protracted sufferiss,
William, the youngest son of Major-General Birch Ileynardios,
aged six years.
At the Manse of Kirlliston, on the 2d inst. the Rey. Charles
Ritchie, Minister of that Parish.
At the Manse of Cocain, on the lgth ult. the Rev. James 1)•F
Minister of that Parish, in the 72d year of his age, and o
ministry.

MAILS—THIS DAY.
•Rt. 1111/1. •aa. Dun.
Dublin 1 0 Wanes g 0
Waterford 0 1 Hamburg► 1 0
,ibernsey and Jersey 0 I Flanders 0 1
I.lshos 0 1 Buenos Ares 0 0
Guttenburgla 1 0 Atnerica 0 0
Malta 0 0 Brazil 0 0
HolLind 0 1 Leeward Islands 0 °

GIG H-A Allilt at LONDON-BRIDGE TO.MORHOW.
Morning 50 minutes after 10
Afterm.4ol • 18 minutes after 11
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