Star.
London, England, 1825-04-19 00:00:00

*MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Mr. Venturi, the- Italian, who was tried at the Old Bailey, ay
bigamy, but who was acquitted, on account of the last marriage
being held to be perfectly valid, attended at the Office to answer
the complaint of Mr. Cafe, the proprietor of the Bedford
Head, in Southampton-row. Mr. Cafe said, that the pri,oner's
second wife, who generally passed by the name-of :.ks. Bartlett,
lodged at his house. She was decidedly averse to a rencw4l of Mr.
Ventures acquaintance, yet he, notwithstanding, intruded himself
into the house, demanding to see his wife, and threatening him (Mr.
Cafe) and every one else who obstructed his passage. with an actirn
at law. Mr. Cafe added, that he was desirous to prevent Mr.
Venturi from annoying his house and the lad,. She had been de.
prived of the greater part of her property, and now- had but a
small income.
'Mr. Roe observed, that if the Lady occupied lodgings in Mr.
Cafe's house he was not justified in preventing persons Irons visit-
ing her, unless sbe had given directions that they should not see her.
Mr. Cafe said he was anxious to prevent the unnecessary trouble
and disturbance that daily occurred at his house--The parties
then withdrew.

At the Surrey Lent Adjourned Sessions, yesterday,
Thomas Alfred Burnett was convicted of a violent as-
sault on Richard Sewell. The defendant, it seemed,
lodged with complainant in Marsham-street, Lon Aon.
road, and was suspected of being upon more friendly
terms with Sewell's wife than circumstances warranted.
On a Sunday evening; the complainant returned home,
and found Burnett in a back parlour with his wife,
whew blows followed words, and both were much
beaten. The complainant •was ulliniately ejected by
his wife and Burnett, under whose protection Mrs.
Sewell shortly after died. The Court sentenced Bur-
nett to a fine of 31. which was discharged by a sister of
the deceased inconstant.—Three men were convicted of
locking-up an officer of the Court of ltequests, at
Peckham, who attempted to serve an execution upon
a fellow-workman, and fined 20s. each.
Thursday evening, a Meeting of the Mechanics, Ar.
tizans, and Labourers of Manchester, was held in the
Mart Court-room, for the purpose of considering what
steps should be taken to oppose the re-enactment of the
Combination Laws, when several Resolutions were
passed, declaratory of the disapproval, on the part• of
the Meeting, of the conduct of such of the Mechanics as
had abused the privileges arising from the -repeal of the
Combination Laws, and deprecating their re-enactment.

BIRTHS.

Thursday, at 'Limbolton. Castle, Lady Elizabeth Steele, of a

daughter. - -
Friday, at the house of Captain Berkley, R.N. the Lady Char-
lotte Berkley, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Yesterday, WlMani Tighe, Esq. of Woodstock, in Ireland, to
Lady Louisa Lennox, fifth daughter cilthe late Duke of Itichnumd.
Yesterday, Captain Long, to the Honourable Miss Stanley,
eldest daughter of Lord Stanley, and grand-daughter to the Earl

of Derby.

• DIED. •
Wednesday, in Upper Harley-street,• Mary, infant daughter of
Colonel J. N. Smith.
Friday, Colonel the Hon. Henry Percy, C.B. M.P. fifth son of
the Earlof Beverley.
Aptil r, at Genoa,, Lieutenant-Cohost Waudsope, of
Niddrie Marischall, in the county of Edinburgh..
April 12, at Cookhatn, Berta, Carolinemife of the Rev. W. Casey.

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