Star.
London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

names erased; one quart pot was legible, and had the name of Bur-
rows, Windsor Castle, Vauxhall-toad.
MARY-LA-BONNE.
Three fashionably dressed young men were brought up from the
Pack watck-house, before WILLIAM Hossms, F.sq. charged with
poaching in the Regent's Park. They gave their oames as 101
lows :-,kits Alexander, James Herring, and John Edwaris.
Cornelius Galvin, one of the police, N 0.129, D divi,ion, stated
that about a quarter past two he was on duty opposite Glou -
cestemerrace, and saw in the inner circle the defendant,.
and another gentleman ; they were making off. Witate.,
called to them, that they need not run, and ttry stopped,
and were taken into custody,and conveyed to the watch-hous?; they
there said they were only looking and amusing themselves- Alex-
ander had a long pole in his hand, with a large nail driven through
the end of it. Mr. Alexander, who acted as spokesman for the
rest, gave references as to their respectability; and said they had
been shafting until two o'clock in the morning, on the canal, and •
findings gap in the fence, they merely crossed the Park, that being
the nearest way to Albany-street. Galvin further stated, that he
went in the morning to the spot where he first observed the de-
fendants. and he found a dead hare.

Mr. Mosraus said, that under these circumstances he should
order the defendants to find hail.

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday afternoon an Inquisition was taken at the 1 riumpls
ant Chariot, Pembroke Mews, Hyde Park-corner, before Mr.
Ganz., on the body of Samuel Hawkins, aged forty-five, who
was killed in the following manner :—lt appeared from the evidenct•
that the deceased was in the employ of Mr. Reed, of Upper Bel-
grave.street, builder, and was employed with a horse and cart de-
livering bricks at the New St. George's Hospital, last Tuesday
morning, when the horse, which was about three years old, sud-
denly took fright and ran away, and fell down upon a heap of
sand. The deceased jumped out of the cart to get the animal up,
as he was in great danger of falling into the foundation which had
been dug. The animal plunged violently, and in getting up struck
the deceased with his head, and he was thrown into the foundation,
a height of about eleven feet, and pitched upon his forehead • he
was immediately taken into the hospital.
Mr. John Smith, house-surgeon of St. George's Horpital, stated
that the deceased was brought in about eleven o'clock on Tuesday
last, he was under a complete paralysis, and a loss of motion in the
whole body below the collar bone. He died the following night.—
On examination he found there were four or five bones of the spine
of the neck broken, which was sufficient to cause death.
By the Coroner—Every thing was done for him ; his neck was
broken; I never knew a person recover from a similar accident.
Verdict—Accidental Death : deodand One Shilling.

Thomas Cherry, the man who received the blow of an
iron bolt, in William-street, Limerick, last week, from a man
named Long, has since died of the wound. Lung has been com-
mitted to the city gaol to abide his trial at the next Assizes.—
Limerick Evening Pest.
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On Saturday morning last a poor old man, named
John Thompson. a labourer of Therfield, near Royston, was found
frozen to death in a barn belonging to Mr. Free, of that place. It
appears that it was his usual place of rest, and when found be was
.alinove destitute of "covering ; in this miserable and wretched
abode were large apertures, from which he was dreadfully expmed
to the Inclemency of the season ! Really humanity shudders at the
melancholy Ides of a fellow creature perishing under such circunt•
stances. Charity induces us to hope that the overseers of the poor
of the parish of. Therfield could not be acquainted wills' 'the very
miserable condition of this poor unfortunate mat,!—C.orislorid,,,,
Akron/de.

BIRTHS.
On the 29th inst. in St. James's-place, the wife of Atchjeacon
King, of a son.

i3loomsbury.square, the lady of Wm. Ward, Esq. M. P.&
a son.
On the 30th inst. in Portland-place, the lady of Abel Smith, Esq.
M. P. of a son. .
At Densworth Cottage, near Chichester, the lady of Capt. Tom..
Mown, R. N. of a son.