Star.
London, England, 1825-01-21 00:00:00

NI A R I,BOROUGH-STRF.P.T.

MANSLA TlGHTFlL—Testerday,Josept Packer, the young wan tell
killed Stone, and against whom the Coroner's Inquest whs.. ed A
verdict of manslaughter, was brought up from the New Nice
Lorrimer, for examination. his face still retained the nye kg of 6r
punishment he had retained. When the warrant was given IC. A;r.
Rut, he inquired who proved that Packer was the pers,ou
named? when Thomas Whaley said he did.
Mr. Rot—Did you see Mr. Stirling sign this warrant ?.-176,
Mr. Hot—Then tell Lorrinter to take him back to ptisua, ask
is committed to take his trial.

Packer's ;titer and two other friends were in the office. Ncitist
of the seconds have been apprehendet% 1

II ATTON-G A It DEN.
Yesterday, a very fashionably dressed young woman, about
eighteen years of age, was brought up. in the custody of Thisseltos
the officer, under the following circumstances :
About half an hour before she was taken into custody. the wtn:
into Mr. Frost's shop, on Holborn Hill, in company with nudr
female, and asked to ve some fashionable leghom bonnets;
she was pretending to select one, her companion ran cif, c.rryinl
with ber a very va:uable bonnet. The prisoner was detained, au
Thisselton the officer sent for. _

On searching her there was found in the c►o.vn of her homer, I
letter, dated some days back, from a lady, a 1. dear friend of her'b,"
who was residing in Nevrgate, .waiting her trial at the Old Bailee
Sessions. After many expre.t.ions of affectionate regard, the I.ml
goes on to say, 0 that they ere all as comfortable and happy as rry
sible, and she was sure she'd have only six months of it.. "
As this letter gave some clue to the detection of her accomplice,
she was remanded for farther examination.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORRow,
AT THE COURT OP CO•1311SSIONIRS OF BA NI RUMS, JustlicitaLL•antr.

THIILD MITTINGIi.

•
Bond, C. Gravesepd, victualler . . r...
Crosby, J. Holborn-bridge, cheesemonger 11
Dousbery, R. Ball-lane, Spitalfields, mustard manufacturer 11
Fuller, J. Bedford-place, Commercial-road, slater I:
Linford, T. Sloane-street, Chelsea, drtper . I:
Mason, G. Northampton, carpenter . . ii
Ilay, N. Albion-terrace, Stepney, builder (enlarged) It
Phillips, .1. Belford-street, Covent-garden, and Finch-lane,
Comblll, money-scrivener . . II
Pickman, .1. Shoteditch, grocer . . II
Powell, Um. Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-lane-road,
plumber . . . II
Radford, S. Chiswell-street, victualler . . r
Townend, J. R. Minories, hst-manufacturer . I
Welch, J. Prince's-street, Lambeth, japanned leather-ma-
nufacturer . . . ' .

fteCOND mamma&

•
Beck, J. Derby, tea-dealer
Clark, T. Paradise-street, Rotherhithe, lighterman .
Creed, J. Bedtord.sourt, Covent-garden, woollen.draper .
Handy, S. Doswell-street, Clerkenwell, brass-founder .
Thomson, J. Commercial Docks, Rotherbielle, tea-dealer .

TIM?
Barren, H. Thavies Inn, Ilo!born, jeweller
Chick, Al. Newgate.street, hosier
l)olbel, Lamtaeth-road, Surrey, merchant
Everitt, J. Weymouth Mews, New Cavendi
dealer . . • •
Giles, H. London-road, butcher
Jones, W. Bermondsey-street, fellmonger
Lander, J. Strand, baidwareman
Taylor, W. Hog-lane-wharf, Woolwich, coal-merchant •

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