Star.
London, England, 1824-07-22 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Two men, named Bird and Hawkins, were charged at this Office,
before Mr. Rog, the Magistrate, with 'having broken into a•al
robbed the stables of Mr. Collins, one of the Magistrates of the
County, residing at Wood Parm, Middlesex.
Bird, seeing a great body of evidence against him, said, the it
was useless any longer to deny the fact, and acknowledged that
had, with the other two, committed the robbery at stated.
Mr. Collins identified the property produced as belonging to him;
and under ail the circumstances, Mr. Roe fully committtd gird for
trial; but admitted Hawkins as a witness for the Crown, and had
him bound over to give evidence for the prosecution.
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A warrant was issued for the apprehension of Hammond, who
has absconded.

A dreadful oecurience took place in Maidstone, on
Tuesday last. An over-driven cow ran into the yard of
Mr. Cutbush, carpenter, from whence an elderly man
attempted to drive her. The enraged animal ran at
him ; and he, in.endeavouting to escape, fell into a saw-
pi:. There the cow fell upon him, and so dreadfully
injured him, that he shortly after expired. It was
found necessary to shoot the cow befOte the unfortu-
n ite man could be extricated.

MARRIED.
On Wednesday the 21st inst. at St. Margaret's Church, West-
minster, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Rochester, William Bowle,
EN. of Fitzhartis House, Berks, to Caroline Anne, only daughter
of Simon Stephenson, Esq. of Gnat
Queen-street, Westminster.
Tuesday, at Mary4a-bonne Church, Sir Thomas Ormsby, Bart.
to Miss Mary, only daughter of Major-General Slater Rehow,
Vivenhne Park, in the county of Essex.
Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, James Wilmot Wil-
liams, Esq. Captain 7th Hussars, to Elizabeth, second daughter s
Richard Magenis, Esq. M.P. of Grosvenor-place.
Monday, at Mary-la-bonne New Church, the Rev. J. A. Ross,
A.M. to Amelia Kezia, eldest daughter of the late Captain llns.
Blackburn.

Tuesday, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Captain Vane, of the
Royal Navy, to Miss Flint, youngest sister of Sir C. Flint.

DIED.
Sept. 20, 1822, at Berhampore, in the Hon. East India Com-
pany • Service, Lieutenant Edmund Charles Gray, in his 20th year,
after a residence of only three years in India.
Monday, Charles Louis Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu, of
Bridge Hill House, in Kent, and of the Chateau de Labrede, mar
Bourdeaux, South of France. He was formerly a distinguished
Officer in the French service, of an ancient and noble family
Guienne, and descendant of the illustrious Montesquieu, one of
the greatest ornaments of French literature. The Baron settled in
Kent, after the calamitous revolution of France.
July 5, in the Scotch quarter, Carrickfergus, Jane Lee, dealer,
aged eighty years. Born in the house in which she died, she was
never known to be absent from it one nigbt. By her will she be-
queathed XlOO in trust to the poor of Carrickfergus, and £3 per
annum to the Members of the Established Church in that town, for
the purpose of purchasing sacramental elements. This gift is the
more remarkable, as she was a rigid- Dissenter, and was never in
the Church during Divine Service. She bequeathed several lega-
cies to some respectable persons of Carrickfergus, leaving the resi-
due of her property, amounting to £6OO, in trust to the Mayor,
Established and Dissenting Ministers of Carrickfergus, Davys Bow-
man, Esq. and Mr. George 111,Ilwreatb, of the same place; the
interest to be divided yearly, in sums not exceeding three guises'.
to such inhabitants of the Scotch quarter, Carrickfergus, as had
" dealt with her brother, John Lee, and the donor," and who had
paid their accounts to tbem. Those who had not paid their accounts_
to be excluded front her charity, even to the " third generation,
unless they or theirs paid the amount due into the hands of her,
trustees. The account books of her brother and donor to be pry,'
of the debts. The idle and profligate to be for ever excluded front
said charity. Persons who have already paid their accounts have
a right to the charity, although not now resident in the Scotch guar'
ter, provided they have formerly lived there.

COAL MARKET, JULY 21.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold.
321 Newcastle . 27e
1 i Sunderland 19

Price.
295. 6d. to ST'.
-30 s. 6d. to 395. sd.

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