Star.
London, England, 1825-07-26 00:00:00

MARY.LA.BONNE.

Richard Kavannagh,Thonuis Dyer, and Jhmes Jdyce,weie tharged
Under circumstances of a curious description. Willlan* Plevitt, a
watchman of King-street, Mary-la-bonne, deposed, that yester.
day morning, at one o'clock, be was on his beat, when be heard a
noise, and on proceeding.to the spot, he found Kavannagh and
Dyer fighting, and Joyce seconding them. He took them in cdstody.
Kavannagh, in his defenctt said he was sorry fur What hh had
done.—Dyer (turning his head to Mr. Rawttasou)—" So he ought
to be, your orship, for he has bit my ear off." The ear was
nearly off, and had a terrible appearance.
Kavannagh endeavoured to justify the brutal act, by saying that
Dyer had invited him to dine with him that day ; and on leaving
the place they were arguing together, when Dyer struck him be.
cause he did not agree with him in what he said.
They were ordered to find bail to keep the peace.
W 0 RS H I P-STREET.

Ten persons were yesterday brought to the office by the consta-
bles of St. Mary, Islington, charged with indecently exposing
themselves, and bathing in the New River in the middle of the day.
The Magistrate (Mr. Osmoses) having lectured the prisoners on
the indecency of their conduct, fined five of them, who were found
bathing within a few yards of some dwelling-houses. ss. each.
Four others, whose conduct appeared less culpable, were fined
Cs. 6d. each; and one was discharged.

A fiery meteor, or ball of fire, %vat seen to pass over
Newport, in the Isle of Wight, in a westerly direction, on Sunday
morning se'nnight, about one o'clock, and explode in a field, called
Carisbrook field.
Thursday se'nnight, a serious accident happened to
a young Lady, who formed one of the party of Ladies
and Gentlemen that were walking round the Dock-yard,
Sheerness, and viewing the improvements. They were
going on board the Hawk, lying in the basin, when,
as one of the young Ladies was walking on board, the
vessel swung, and the end of the plank coming out of
the port-hole, she was precipitated into the water with
the plank upon her. Before she could be extricated
from her perilous situation, the workmen were obliged
to move some scaffolding, and grapple for her with
their hands. By the exertions of Mr. KEDDELL, the
surgeon, the Lady is now doing well.
Monday se'nnight, Master Thorns -n, a fine boy, 11
years of age, son of Mr. Thomson, of \Voodmill, near
Todmorden, was drowned while bathing in the river
Crider, near Sandal, and within a few hours, a boy of
the name of Charles Hindle, was drowned near the
same place. The same day, James Cullen, a young
Irishman, was drowned in the New Mill Dam, near
Bradford, having got suddenly out of his depth, while
bathing with two other persons. Monday, Jonas Mil-
ner, a boy 14 years of age, was drowned in the mill
dam belonging to Mr. John Pearson, Lane Ends, near
Keighley: and on Wednesday, a similar fate overtook
Sharp Smith, a youth 19 years of age, while bathing in
the river Aire, at Utley, in that neighbourhood.
Dr. BACRELDER, of Pittsfield, Massachussets, lately
performed an important operation at Beerfield. It was
in moving a malignant tumour from the lower jaw of
Mr. HUSISARD, of that town. The carotid artery was
first tied, and the portion of the jaw, nearly two inches
in length, wWch contained the tumour, was removed
by the saw. The patient remained comfortable after
the operation, and hopes are entertained of his recovery.

BIRTH.
Wednesday, at Lewes, In Sussex, the Lady of Colonel Gold•
finch, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Thunday, at st. George's, Hanover.scraare, Walter Burrell,
Esq. of West Cringed Park, M.P. for Sussex, to Mrs. Chishohne.

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