Star.
London, England, 1824-06-30 00:00:00

UNION-HALL

Yesterday Thomas Pierce was brought to this Office, chnged w:h
having robbed and threatened the
,Lite of hit parent, a resptct.tb:c
tradesman.

The father of the prisoner stated, that the present was not dre
first time his incorrigible son had robbed him, anti tbre.,teretl to Le
his murderer. About two o'clock that morning, his son, who had
been out the whole of the night, came home in a state 4 intoxica-
tion, bringing with him two vagabonds out of Kent-street. On the
door being opened for him, he and his companions reeled into the
passage. The complainant, seeing the company he had introduced
into the house, said he would not allow strangers to remain there;
adding that such acquaintances should not stop under his roof, and
ordered them to quit. Durirg these proceedings the rriioner can
at his father, and aiming a blow at his head, insisted that his two
friends should have • bed in the house, and that neither father
nor mother should dare oppose him in his wishes." lie then ran
up to his father's bed-room, desiring the two Ll .ckgnarels by whom
he was accompanied to stop in the passage until he rime down.
He remained up stairs a short time, and on joining his computtion;
again remarked, that he had done the thing ;" and than addres.in;
his father, who remained all the while watching the two fellows
whom he bad introduced, said-0 You old scoundrel, knock
your b—y brains out one of these nights." He and his associates
then left the house, and the complainant, upon going up to his room,
discovered that his son had robbed him of all the cash that was in
his pockets. He added, that he had tried every means in his power
to correct theidespenste propensities of his unfortunate son, who
was in the constant habit of using those vile houses in Kent-street,
which were frequented by none but the most depraved and aban-
doned of both sexes.
Mr. CHAMIKRI said, that be had never heard of a more wicked
and vicious boy in his life, and observed, that the gallows wu sore
to he his portion if he still persevered in his bed courses. He was
then held to bail for threatening the life of his father, and being un-
able to procure the necessary sureties, he was committed to jail.

BIRTHS.
The 23d inst. at Glasgow. the Hon. Mrs. Duncan, of a son.
Saturday se'rutight, at .Nuneltain, the Lady of the Rev. Dr.
Haggitt, of a son.

MA RR'

The 22d instant, the Honourable Hugh Francis Manners Tolle-
rnache, the fourth son of Lord Huntingtower, to Matilda, the fifth
daughter of Joseph Hume, Esq. of Notting-hill, Kensington.
At Dublin, Walter White, Esq. of the 11th Regiment, Acting
Town Major of Dublin, to tilisa, eldest daughter of the late Dr.
Wake of that city.
At Dublin, Mr. James Thompson, of the 10th Hussars, to Su-
sanna Berney, daughter of the late Lieut. Edward Berney, of
Dame-street, in that city.
In Dublin, Christopher Tuthill, Esq. Lieutenant in the Royal
Navy, to Grace, second daughter of Robert Reeves, of the city
of Dublin, F-sq.
At Dublin, Elks, only daughter of Captain Grant, to Sargeea
Stephenson, of Omagh.
June 23, at Tor Devoe, G. Spitler, Req. Royal Artillery, to Ca-
roline, only daughter of the late Captain Woodgate.
May 20, at Washington, James Baker, Eq. Acting British
Consul-General, to Miss C. Tayloe, second daughter of John
Tayloe, Esq. of Mount Airy, in Virginia.

DIED.
June 18, at Paisley, in his 77th year, John Orr, Nat kiwi?
Provost of the Burgh.
Sunday sennight, at Plyraingh, after a lingering illness, Rear.'
Admiral Wm. Coming, C.B.
Suddenly, off Algiers, Mr. William Rogers, Master of his Ma-
jesty's ship Glasgow.
June 21, at Stockton Parsonage, in his illat year, after a long ill.
new, Charles, second son of the Rev. Henry Good.
Wednesday last, Edward Russ Esq. an eminent Surgeon of
Castle Cary.
June 9, at Kirkwall, in Orkney, the Rev. Robert Yule, Minis-
ter of the Gospel there.
June 20, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant J. Fraser, formerly of the
7lst, thereafter of the 87th Regiment of Foot.
Tuesday sennight, at Frome, aged 105, Mary White; on lately
walking back from the market, she fell down and broke her leg,
which produced a mortification that occasioned her death.
Last week, at the advanced age of 85, William Hayward, Esq.
of Drayton, near Abingdon Berks: dating his life-time Mr. Hay
ward distributed many thousands of pounds amongst his relatives
notwithstanding which, he died possessed of at least £400,000
the greater part of which be has left to his relations, many of who=
were in indigent circumstances.

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