Star.
London, England, 1825-06-29 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH.STRZET.

Mr. liporkkoll, a dentist, residing in Lade Peke:try-street, ma
Mrs. /if SpirMalt, his mother,were brought before Mr. Costa yr cid
the fellowloo imp t—The complainant, who was the wife of the
nub deliodum, assod, that about three years ago she was .41:
need ton bar bunbund, led by the articles of reparation, het hog
band was to pay ber AU per annum. Si that period, her hug
band had induced her, by fair ran.", to return home, and suet
a dam did there appear to be in his conduct, that she was In:
dotted to give up the deed which secured to Oer the annuity. The
moment be became possessed of it, he tore of the seals, and then
began to ill-use her. tibe therefore determined again to part front
hint, and had edmmetteed removing some of her articles of wearioi
apparel and mrellery, when he forced her into an upper rooms
locked the doer, and smiled boards across the window. Both de.
&edams promoted ber frost calling for aysistaoce, and sold het she
would probably be cesdoed foe life. They also required her td
write to her friends, and inform them that she bad ions into a din-
blot part of the country, and that it was uncertain when she would
return. One day her husband forgot to fasten the door, and she
seized the opportunity to make her escape.
Mr. Sparkhall said his wife was in the habit of relding blue, acid
he bad confined her until she discovered the plop wklyr she ma•
ceded his peoperty.
Mrs. Spukhall, the another, said At acted as gaoler by bee
son's desire.

Mr. Comewr commented en the defendants' unfeeling and bar-
berm conduct, and ordered theta to bad bail to answer die ebarpi
at the Sessions.

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Charles lanell, Chaltord. Gloucestershire, clothier.

BANKRUPTS.
John Jarvis, Brompton, Mint. tailor, to surrender July a, 19, anti
August 9, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Lowe and Son, South-
ampton-buildings, Chaneery.lane ; or latest& Stephens and Ssn,
Chatham.

John Wisdom, UckSeld, &men, grocer, July 5, 12, and August
9, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-
hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hindmarsh, Crescent, Jewliktneet.
Joseph Manisa% late of Birminghamt victualler, July 26, 47,
and August 9, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.—:
Attornies, Messrs. Homing and Baxter, Gray's Inn-place; or
Messrs: Bird, Birmingham.
Edward Winder, Manchester, tailor, July 9, 11, and August 9,
at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Herd
and Jlrtson, Temple; or Mr. Seddon, Manchester.

DIVIDENDS to be made in HAS INGHALL-STERET.
July 26, D. E. Colston, &. John-street-road, upholsterer, at tem
August 9, N. say, Albion-terreee, Stepney, builder, at ten.
July 19, P. C. Lee and W. &Revd, Hammersmith, When-draper%
at twelve. July 50, D. S. Norton, late of Uxbridge. brewer, at
ten. August 6, J. Higgs, Dudley, Worcestershire, linen-draper,
at ten. July 19, T. ILni& Oxford, grocer, at one. July 9, R.
Burbery, Coventry, silk-manufacturer, at ten. Julyllll, J. Rick-
ards, T. C Richards, and J. Richards, jun. ILrtins-lane, meta
chants, at ten.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
July 26, T. Sherratt, Birmingham, carrier, at twelve. at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham. July 26, W. West, Bredenbory* He-
refordsbire, dealer, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Bromyard. As-
gust T. Ler.miug, Salford, Lancashire. timberwterchant, at
nine, at the Itch's Arms Inn, Manchester. July 21, J. Heppler
late of Cambo, Northumberland, cooper, at eleven, at the Black
Bull Inn, Haham. July 50, T. Middleton* Liverpool, cotton-
manufacturer, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Williaimemegneely

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Liverpool. July 91, IL Falrelough, latt of Faring/ton, Lancashire,
tanner, at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Preston.
CERTIFICATLS—JULY 19.
V. Hosting, Walton, near Aylesbury, builder. J. Huntington.
Skinner-street,jeweller. W. Bidebettons, late of Stay-
ley-bridge, ncashire, cotton spinner. J. Darnton, Manchester,
upholsterer. J. Niven, late of Peterborough, draper. T. Wood,,
late of Birchin-lane, merchant.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Bannws. and Co. Ipswich, kin-founders. Nottidia and Co.
RIMWS4WMB, Ikawboadesy, feihnonpn. &sum and Menials,
01111511.11•11114 Illftwer-streets carvers and SINN Nichol] and Uo.
CrumpMn, Liumashire, iron-founders. Ball and Duerr, White's
Gawmado.ammeadsay, morocco-manufacturers. Lowe and Bower,
Nottleslum,droular.beltwoakers. Ray and Cu. St. Paul's Maar&
yard, warehouseman. Smile and Hallam, Welbeck.strcet,taUared
Baron sad Welfenden, Rochdale, Lancashire, tobaccamanufacm-
rm. Lawrence and Co. Abacarne, Monmouthshire. bar Iran-.

meeistmeturars. Woldwnan and Co. Montpelier-row,
lbarana,am. mid in& Grantham, drapers. J. and B. G. Abbot,
Miles-ben 011111004M1110 de and pone:-merchants. Deacon and
Ca►aldriarwinet, orniswilesien. B. and J. libudbolt, Blahs's-
ganotreet Within, amen. Kenspitin and Laden, Birmingham,
betas-maker.. Coda and Taylor, Mrsaingliain, iron-founders.
Barker and Briand, Low Layton, Baser., brewers. Akins sod
Sparrow, Sudbury, sholonars. Limon mid Cram Spornbandander
Berko, school-mistresses. Maori and Sim Bath, milliners.—
Morris and Hadley, Claimed pines, Oty-roadk Wilson and
Holrayd, Lincoln's monis. Gray and Cooper, Bro.
mell's-rand, Clapham, ballhingers.

The Old Bailey Sessions commence on 'Thursday ;
there are only 183 prisoners for trial.
One of the Maly-la-bonne watchmen was committed
to Newgate on Monday, charged with robbing a but-
cher's shop on his own beat, in the dead of the night.
During the Review of yesterday on Hounslow
Heath, some accidents took place. One of the men
belonging to the Royal Artillery, was killed by the
falling of his horse. Corporal Fatal, of the First Re•
giment of Life Gordis and the Serjeant-Major of the
Seventh Hussars, both fell during the charges. They
were removed to the Barrack Hospital. It was to.
marked that Corporal Foaoa'a horse fell in the same
hollow where a private of the name of Wonvarsorsoare
of the same Regiment, had fallen during the Field-day
on Fiiday last, by which his right thigh was broken.
A Committee of twenty-one has been appointed by
the Catholics in Ireland, by ballot, to manage their
affairs. Conniellor Sams. is at the head, and Mr.
O'CoNnata, is the sixth on the list. It would appear
that the last Geotlemaa has lost groundin consequence
of approving of the proposition to disfranchise the forty
shilling Freeholders in Ireland.
Two females have been committed to Worcester gaol
for horse-stealing in the neighbourhood of Tenhatry,
the early part of last week; they were appeehended
between Malvern and Upton, having sold the stolen
horse at the latter place. They are of the gipsy tribe,
and were lately in 'citstody= a similar accustibn.
Wednesday, Mr. Alexasder, a Jewish Rabbi, and at
Reader at the Synigogue at Exeter, was baptised into
the Christian faith at St. Andrew's Chnrchi in thatcity,

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