Star.
London, England, 1823-10-27 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

If Herilage, a barber, was charged with taking "decent liberties
with two female children—one named Elizabeth, eight years afar,
and the other Anne, not six years, the daughters of Richard Bal-
lad, of Pelham-street, Mile End New Town.
The Magistrate, Mr. Blantyre, ordered the prisoner to be bed
to bail for the assault.
&tocsin:l Dirracss.—Elizobeth Neale was charged at this 0111e4
on Saturday, with urging a sheet, blanket, pillow, and bolster,thc
r property of Bridget Hopkins, in St. Luke's. The case was clearly
I proved. The ;Amer pleaded hunger and distress. Mr. Besnirri
very humanely ordered Joshua Armstrong to visit her residence is
King-street, Drury-lane, and on his return be said be foond thret
children sitting on the floor, almost naked and starving. Mr. Bat
srre remanded the prisoner till Monday (this day), and direr ed
Armstrong to take the children to the Ov,:rseers of St. Gibes pa-
rish. Armstrong went accordingly, and not finding tb.t Oversee
at home, he went to.the Committee, and acquainted them with du
case; those Gentlemen most humanely-directed that the whole f.
roily should go into the workhouse, and have every attention paid a
them. We understand the prosecution la abandoned.

Tattars.ll4lll,3.-,..The conversation which took plan
among the Surrey Magistrates, at tke Kingston Se+sloes, on the da
fective construction of one of the County To ad-mills, did wit*
late (aa had been supposed) to the Brixton Mill, but to one whit
has been erected at _Guildford. The wheel at Brixton is =Wass.
after long and minute examination by the Magistrates, to bes.
feet in its construction.
The city of Lincoln continues to be alarmed with it
cry of " Mad Dogs," and we regret to say, apparent lr
with too much reason. A few days ago the dog of a
man named Woodcock, residing in St. Marys-lane,
shewed signs of a rabid affection, and attacked his
master, who was severely bitten on the hand and am,
*The animal afterwards fled into the country, and. of
understand attacked pigs, sheep, and every other sar•
mal it came near, and had worried a great nunilvi 111
the neighbourhood of Potterlian worth, eta before it'll;
destroyed. Woodcock, together with a horse that mu
also bitten; has proceeded to Brocklesby, to try there.
medy in use by the huntsman of Lord Yarborough.

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On Friday, the 24th Usst. in Wyndham-place' de laglili
Ham Charsley, Esq. of a son. • . .It
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MARRIED.
Wednbsday sennight, at the Parish Chord a 406
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fordshire, William Sarsfield limiter Cockburn, 114% IP
ter Qalkge, to Anne, eldest daughter of the Rey. Plkesfr
Lower Alum, Herefordshire, Prebendary of Hereford,
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Tuesday last, at Down Batherley, near Gloucester, the Jim L
Oasar Hankins Hawkins, I/ A. of Christ Church, Oxford, to Ork
second daughter of John Turner, Esq. of Batherley HOW ' •
Lately, at Chiswick, James Walter Cary, E.g. a...sr
Oxford, to Catherine, second daughter of Robert Fe.tp_____.......,liimos

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May 21, a Calcutta, D.oberi Russ Young, En' SW Of the
John Young, Esq. of Beilwoot''
July 12, Marion, youngest daughter of M. Geogr LW", ll*
Archer's Hall; on the sth instant George Lindsay, YUAN/a/10i
and on the 12th instant, Heim, his second daughter; 0a ,_thi
6th instant, Mr. John Janaeson, the step father 0f Mr. liars
has thus lost four members of his family within the abort 1404
three months.

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