Star.
London, England, 1825-10-20 00:00:00

UNION-HALL.

A dashing female, named Simpson, was charged with bawl
committed a grievous assault upon a Mrs. Kilpack. Tbe com-
plainant and defendant reside within a few doors of each other, a
Poplar-row, Kent-road. According to Mrs. Kilpack's statement,
and which was not contradicted by the defendant, Mr. Kilpack,
bad deserted his wife and married 'Alm Simpson. She did not
proceed against him for the bigamy, as he had been drawn into this
second matrimonial speculation by a matt of fortune, who former!,
had Mrs. Simpson for his kept mistress. The Ladies of cattle were
on no very good terms, but it was proved that they loaded each
other with abuse of the vilest description. A few days since, :dm
Simpson observed Mrs. Kilpack passing her home, nhra she
hurried out of the parlour to the door, where the servant *Z.
washing the steps, and threw a pail of dirty water over her.—Nn.
Simpson was ordered to find bail.
A man named Harridan was charged with assaulting Jantei
Baker. Both parties paid their addresses to a widow who kept .1
coffee shop in Southwark. Harridan visited her every evening;
but, on his departure, Baker was admitted into the Louse. 1111,
circumstance coming to the knowledge of Harridan, he conceale,i
himself in a nook near the widow's hose, mod Baker wac
mined, and then he rushed in, beat Baker, and kicked him when
he was on the ground. Baker then told Harridan, that he did not
know any one visited the widow but Itinr-elf. He had intended to
make her his wife, and had sent in a .quantity of furniture for td.'
Itssidal slay. .Harridan on heating this, applied the term. " to
the widow, when she .Harridan,
liakerheat him, until he called out mur-
der, and the watchman coming to his.assistance, Baker gave him

in Charge.
The MAGISTRATE, after hearing tho statements of each partypdis.
missed the case, and referred the parties to the Sessions.

TOWN HALL.
Captain Gregor, of the Army, was charged with assaulting Mr.
Jackson, a baker, of 52, Maze, Today street. Several winits.ri
proving that the dispenser of loaves had provoked aU he had gut..
the Captain was discharged, and the baker told to make a hatchet
it at the Sessions, if be thought fitting.

Though upwards of 20,000 Wel,hmen are said In
be employed in and about Liverpool, much to their
honour, not a single crime has hitherto been laid to
the charge of any one t.f. them.

BIRTH.
At Connaught-plice, Lady Wigram, of a sort.

MARRIED.
Tuesday se'nnight, at St. Swithin's Church, Winchester, the IT:-
shop of Barbadoes (Dr., Coleridge) to Mks Reunell, eldest 410'
ter of the -Very Rev. the Dean of AVincluster.
At Ipswich, the Rev. Robert Gushy, B. A. of St. John's Co►-
lege, Cambridge, to Lucy, only daughter of the late Captain We-
therell, of Great Yarmouth.
Rev. J. D. Hurst, B.A. of Penistone, near Wakefield, to Look:.
only child of Ileury Laughton, Esq. of Newton Blessomvilk, io
Buckinghamshire.
Rev. W. Wright, of Huntingdon, to Miss Langford, of-St. Fee.
Hey. M. D. Taylor, of Great Boughton, near Chester, to Je-
mime, youngest daughter of the late John Foulkes, fag. of Er•
viatt, Denbighabire.

DIED.
Oa the 19tk October, 1825, Edward Knipe, Esq. of llookkeli
Grove, Epsom, aged 81-
'he 15th instant, at Kells, in Galloway, \'. B. after a severe
ill-
cress, the Rev. William Gillespie, Minister of that Parish.
August 26, the Rev. John Mack, LLD. klinisier of Coyltol,
and author of the Life of Tama

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