Star.
London, England, 1823-06-13 00:00:00

NAPOLEON'S GREAT WORK-

The Second Livraison of NAPOLEON'S great Wei,
which is to appear in a few. days, will contain, iv,
understand, his account of several highly interesting peoedw
his eventful career; including the French Expedition to Eon
and the policy of France with respect to that country; the go.
tle of the Nile; Napoleon's remarks on Maritime- War ode
the Navies of France and England ; Narrative of the Ilfack d
the French Army on Cairo ; the Battle of the Pyramids; on
taking of Cairo; the Expedition of the French into SFS; tie
Sieges of Jaffa and St. Jein d'Acre; the defeat of Mop*
Pacha at Aboukir, &c. Interspersed with a variety demo,
observations cn the Religion, Laws, and Manners of the Any,
Egyptians, Turks, Syrians, &c.

Mr. COK E, M.P. and his infant son, we are sem
to state, have been for some time back, and connate
indisposed with the influenza.

Another affair lately happened in the neighbew
hood of Paris, which is the talk of the whole capital,
On Sunday, a Doctor belonging to that city went*
a party of pleasure with 'an intimate friend to k
Cloud ; the latter finding himself indisposed, deed
some warm wine, with lemon and sugar. The doctor
commenced its preparation, and when duly mired
offered the beverage to his friend, having first timid
it himielf; the young man became worse; he wei
obliged to remain-at St. Cloud, and the Doctor mid
all night in the same chamber. In the morning the
patient desired his friend to giv'shim a glass of milk,
but his stomach would net bear it ; he became
alarmingly ill, and two other doctors were died ill;
but in spite of all their skill he died OA the same day
Suspicion fell upon the doctor, who was instantly.
arrested, and it has been discovered since his impri.
sorunent, that the victim had made his will in his
favour, leaving him at his death the whole of his
fortune, which was very considerab:e.

Wednesday morning, Mr. W. Tread well (one afire
Society of Friends), a cheesemonger at Kensington,
~.left his house, as was his custom, about five o'clock
to proceed to the London markets, leaving every thing
safe. Shortly after his departure, his mother heard a
noise like the unlocking of the street door; but it %tit
not alarm her, as she thought it was the shopanta
who had had permission the previous evening top
to the Theatre, and to sleep with a friend. When
came down stairs, however, she found that a tin cal.
box) which was kept in the drawer of a bureau in tht
.parlour, had been forced open, and about £BO in cash
stolen. Some silver and papets were strewed about
the floor. The thief or thieves must have entered the
street door with a false key, as it was found locked.
The box appeared tO have been forced with a crow-bar.
r Bow.Sraturr.—Yesterday Jahn Barteich, the driver of ace of
tb Drawkh stages, was convicted In the mitigated penalty of
20s. and costs,' for wilfully ;driving against the cabriolet No. a,
aod.thereby doing considerable damage to the body of theft/11de.
Nat Murphy, a well-dressed young man, about 18 years of
age, was charged with picking the pocket of Sir Jacob Astky
, of a silk handkerchief, as he was coming nut of Drury-Lee
Theatre, about twelve o'clock on Wednsday night. He vim
fully committed for trial.

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Moat.sosoccu-Sraxar.—Mary &pruner and Jane An* anus
77suirrosios4 atias-firitatna, who have been some time in custody, n
connected with the various frauds which have been prat fired on
the Nobility and °thereby John Wilson and Frederick Seymour,
who are now practising as ski Tread-mill, were yesterday
brought up for another examination; when no further evidence
having come forward against them, they were ordered to be dis-
charged on procuring bail for their future good behaviour.
Cbnian-Bousais—Yesterday, a man named Assay was brought
before Mr. Wm's, the Sitting Magistrate, charged with sending
his children into the street begging, and living by what they mold
obtain.—Conuitted to the House of Correction for one maxi.
Sonnet Singleton, driver of a Fulham stage, wit summoned
under the 50th of Gen. 111. and the lit of Geo. IV. fortissimo
driving, which offence rendered him liable to il penaky of sflo,
and not less than £5, or, in defauk of payment, to be comitis
fed to prison for six months, and not less than three...-. The Ma.
gistrate ordered him to be fined £7 10s. T'ae defendant said be
j*d
had no means of paying the fines ; n which he was Wormed
that he must be committed to the -mill for three monks
Lsonsmo-firairms--Yosterday, Thonspans, abut !argil!'
twelve years of age, was charged with stealing a horse the pro-
perty of Mr. George Pinnel.—Fully committed for trial.
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WESTERN CIRCUIT SUMMER ASSIZES.
Soormsserron—Tuesday, July 11, at Winchester. * .
• vistas—Saturday, July 12, at Salistosty. .
Dottier—Wednesday, July 16, at Dorchester.
Devon- .Monday, July 21, at Exeter.
COILNWALL—Manday, July 28, at Bodmin.
Sommer—Saturday, Anion 2, at Bridgewater.
Besarot---Saturday, August 9, at Bristol.
The following Gentlemen were yesterday called-to
the degree of 13arrister at Law by the Honourable
Society of Lincoln's-Inn.:
Michael Joseph Quin, Esq. William Hart,,Yertfl 116_ ,
John Steer,„Esq. Edward Quin; Esq. Francis Watts, It* a"
Jahn Take, Esq.

On Tuesday, the 10th instant, at Wintbortse Minster, Delve,
by the Rev. Citadel* Bovsle,- Fsethweed, the. AIM gad-
Wilham cattleman, put. to Anne,,oaqt thystater of Mb,"
Fryer, gig. bbth or that place. •

DIED.
Wednesday, the 11th instant, in the Slid yeas of it *PI Ur-
Christophar Chrishoy, I,.(3iW'►pleee,

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