Star.
London, England, 1827-03-01 00:00:00

TOWN-HALL.

A countrymen from the neighbourhood of Folkestone, in Xent,
entered the Gem yesterday morning in considerable fright, booted
and spurred, to request the assistance of an officer in apprehending
three men who had defrauded him of a crown piece. a silver watch,
and his great coat, in the following manner :--The uninitiated
clown I. the wiles of she metropolis, was travelling from his home
onhoesehatak towards a corn-ehandier's in Tooley-street on 'badness,
when he was accosted in the High-street, Borough, by a man ha-
bited like himself, and also on horseback, who asked him if be was
not travelling sowardsTooley.street from borne ? naming both places
(a knowledge, doubtless, gained by some of his confederates on the
road, known among such marauders by the Gish tern, of " Hags-
men"); and answering in the affirmative, his new acquaintance
joined his company, and on their way down Tuoley-street invited
him to partake of refreshment at the Admiral Hood in 'rooky
-
street. They bad scarcely, however, sat down before two others
in travelling dresses came 10, and occupied an adjoining box.
Some tints passed in drinking; a conversation premeditated
arose, which led to a boast on the part of the new corners, of
being able to produce more money thin the countryman, who,
blind to their intentioo, deposited a crown-piece and his silver
watch in the hat of one of them, a. pledges for his return in a few
miantes with more money than any of them, and left the hotter
with the intention of applying to the corn-chandler for 301. be was
indebted to him, with which to return, his first-fouad acquaintance
kindly offering to go with him ; but no sooner had they passed out
of the front door, than the other two left the house by soother.
I Arrived near St. John's burrying-ground, the unsuspecting man
was suddenly asked by his companion, if he knew the man with
wham be had left his watch sad mosey ? and answering that he did
' not, was advised to hasten back, er be would lose his property, but
to lighten himself of his reat-ceat, which he threw of his shout-
dere into the hands et his supposed friend, setting out full speed en
his morn to the public-Lome, where be arrived in breathless haste
r to learn the result of his folly, his great-coat sharing the fate of his
watch and money.
The sbnpletoit's tale ended, the olker Lacy was deputed to
ambt hint in kb buck area the rogue. ,

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
caowx orrics, FIB. 26.
NORFOLK CIRCUIT. •
Cowan Asia" Kat. Lard Chist Justice. M. Antics
Gamuts.
==ildre—sileassky, Marsh Sot Aylubssey
Taimilsoy, !tart* 11, at Badkord
.". y, arch* 17, at listatiasdas
trred:y.
, March 29, at Catabsidot
Zra.:ipiezty. Marais 24, at Iliatierd
y, March 81. at Bury St. Miantesra.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
Mt WkAtax Daissis Ban. Km. Lard Chid Judge. Mr.
Justice %Mom
rii=m4lsita—Satursity, Mani 11, at Narthamptaa.
'friday, Marais 9, at Gibbous.
lamsoluehlresellaturday, March its,at Moeda
City laineb-.Tbe same day, at the City at Lambs
Nesimboaaddita.—Tharaday, Much 15, at Mattioshiaa
Tom .t blemishes—The same day, at the Towne(' Notdmithass
Dedlihke—Mairlar, March 19, at Darby
labiisaushire—lbotsday. March 22, at the Gude Leicestie
aussugh of Leicesser—The sense day, at the liorawk of Lokekar
City .t Coveutry—Moaday, Muds 22, at ea Ch.y of Carew?
Wartrithabire—The sane day, at Warwick.

HUM ie CIRCUIT.
Sir WISJJaII ALWOODZIL, Kat. Lord Odd Baron. Ur. lade,

LrrrtrouLa.
Hertforelairo—Witheethay. Marth 7, it Hertford
Reser—Moody, Math 12,aogg
Rent—Mooday. March 19, =
doses—Maiday, Mardi 26, at Hanlon
Sous)'Moodob April 1. at Kingstallhell"
NORTHERN Car T.

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Wk. iatir; Waist'. Mi. Ha Rumx.
Dera—Wodatoday, Feb. le, at Data
Wostatorektod—Friday, Muth Spat=
Oberland--Mooday, March /hat
Town of Newooole-opoo-Tyne—Tooolm, la 16 at the Cfaikt.
ball of the Town of Newcautle.spao.Tyea
Maattiosohoetaaga—Wielseaday, Mardi 7, at As is of New.

Laaceshhe-B;tiarasy, March 10, et the (Ueda of Lawaster
Yorkshire—loteitityt March 24, at the Cee York
City of York—The same day, at the th=ofilmiCky of York.
WBSTRAN CHI

Mr. Soda: Pass.

Mr. Jades ilinausip.

Sorrasitepton— ifendsy, Match 6, at the EIMIIe d Wirllbmger
Wikalike—Saturday, March to, at New illason.
Direetshice—Friday, March 16, at Dorcheake
Devonshire, Wednesday. March Si, at the Cook of Exeter
City aod County of Scorer—The smote day, at the Guildhall of the
ply of Ilseter
Cornwall—Friday, March 60, at Launceston
Soinerseishice-141utreday, April S. at she Code of Taunus.
CHEW! &IR CIRCUIT.
Tim Hon. Caulk.= Waimea, Chief Jusdce. The Ron. Tacna.
halls, the other Jesdce.
Montgomeryshire--Thersday, March 29, at Pool
Denbighshire—Wednesday, April 4, at Ambit*
Flintaldce—Tuseday, April 10, at Mold
Cheshire, Monday. Apt4ll6, at Chester
CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT.
The Hon SAMISL Hammon, Sergeant at Law. The lion.'
ions BetarT.

Cardigan—Wednesday. April 4
Havertordwest—Tuesday, April 1.0
Carmarthen—Monday, April 16
NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.

The HOD. JOILIMSAII Met Joules. The Hon. WILLIAM&

Kassica, Secant Justice.
Aosletey—Turiday, April a, at Meaumarie
Carstreesiddre—bleaday, April b. at Carmine
blericasetbabire—Jetunish April 14, at Bela
SOUTI4 WALES CIRCUIT.
'The Hors. MICRARL Naar, Clad Justice. The Hoo. Rome
*arum Cessna.
' Resloarabire-Tueeday. April 5
Breausehlre—lioailay, April •
Glaasergaisbtre—Saturday. April 14

PARTNERSHIPS j)ISSOLVE D.
Robert Cu. and Robert Smart, Brockton, Durham, tureen.
Alexander Lew, John Hrick,and Abu Gibb, of the Aberdeenshire
Granite Company. John Toon* and John Yung" jon, Saw.
emu. Lendoesocale ake"- Jain Burr (,eerie 3rs*F.
ud Janus threw°, Holepe, e calico priitcrk wep.,
'Tamer and* Moiredale, pang horm.,
collar enaaufacturess. Samuel Soigne and Edward Switiscoe,
Bingham, Naidealoamehire. Jain Howarth, George
Hanna, JainesNowartli, and Hairy Hohien, dads.. John GO
and Themes pa, s4,,eford-Ipso:aisan, 'Warwickshire, mat incr.
chants. • hi. Ahnikain and A. Abraham, Frame Selmood. Somer.
wtdalre.:ahrismitbs. James Hardman and Lawrence Hoyle,
Manchester, comet Mast agent& Thos. Maltby, jun. Christopher
Maltby, Richard Champion, aid John Champlain, Islington,
dada' in white lead. William Miller and William foams,
Three o.4c4ane, Horselydown, Surrey, common brewers. Thos.
Wilkinson, Skipton, and William Wilkinson, Broughton, Yorkshire,
corn dealers. John Adair Gee and F. K. Drawbridge, New North.
menet, Red Liao-square, solicitors. Julia . Frames mamas.
slos *use, likingth,aphister,anfl Harriet Johnson, Neer Rood.
inert, St. Georges, Hanover-square, mihiioen. WHiam Cope,
John Biddle and Joseph Biddle. Birmingham, chemists. Joseph
Cowley, William Cowley, and Samuel Fletcher, Walsall, &afford-
able*, t.goi (modem James Buchanan, James Denaistoaan, David
Laird, Ales. Mason, Benj. Buchanan, William Calder. G.
en* Archd. Jams Pachanal, and W. 111Thereas
mink of the Company carried oa in Glasgow, under the Ann of
Dennisciain Buchanan, and Co. and in Kingston, Jamaica, mer-
chants. T. litichardeon, jun. R. Lane, and Jeaeph Groves, Portland,
Dersetahlre. Portland stone merchants: Janus Cooper and John
Day, pimiery, tailors. Ndly Dickineon and Watson Dickinson,
Zwer.ettut. Southwark, hair merchants. B. D. Floud, Thomas
Timbre', and Charles Speakman, Bradford, Wiltshire, dyers.
Henry Ainoluck and Richard Verity, Poplar brewery, brewers.
Jean Todd, William Goodiad Todd, aid Peter Woks. Wilban
Smith, Thomas Forsyth. and Aleunder Smith,. jun. Li
Joseph Mails, Thomas Burnell, Richard Hooper, and
Leonard, St. George, Gloucestershire, coalmlners. Wilkinson
creaky and Thomas Hainswertb, Wheatley, Yorkshire, dyers.
Robert Thompson and William Sowell*, biweekly irennoongers.
George Hammitt, flannel Harvey, and Joseph Machin, Newfield
Pottery, near TunstiU, Staffordshire, inanufactarers of earthen.
ware. John Argles and Henry Manasseh, Maidstone. Kent,
merchants. Elizabeth Lloyd, Sara Lathhory Hushes, and
Henrietta Whittaker, Liverpool, deeseandave. Wou Mince and
Jeho clajpford, HirdiSkielda,Nonlastaiber land, common brewers.
John ampbsB and George Mackie. Liverpool, and at New Tut,
merchents.. John &ewer and Henry Brewer Back Chards.
lane, Whitethapel, carpenters. Henry Happen!, Geo. Sheppard,
and William Hulbert Sheppard, Frame Jilidwood. Soiviersueldre,
clothiers. Julies Leonard Vogel, Amsterdam, Moen Levy Vogel,
Rotterdam, and Abraham Levy Vogel, London, merchants.

MR. RONDILL.B WILL.—The wiH of Mr. Philip
Rundelt was proved in Dieters' Commons oa the 10th instant.
The personal effects are sworn at upwards of 1,000,0001. the at. most bunt to which the scale of the probate-duty extends. The
' Stu legacy is 10,0001. to Mrs Maria Bendel!, the to sister-
in-law. The testator then states that, whereas he had carried oa
the business of a goldsmith oa Ladgateldil foe My years, part.
*us to quitting business, whereby he bad acquired his fortsme.,
and whereas he bad given to his nephew, Edmund Wailer Ran-
dal, a share of Ms business, besides an estate in the county of
Somerset, and to his nephew, Thomas Bine, a share in his bald-
ness, and a bond for 00,0001. he leaves, in addition, to Edmund
wailer Ruadell, 10,0001. and to the wife of the said Minuted
Waller Bundell • similar sum of 10,0001, to Thomas Eiigge, in
addition, the sum of 5,0001. and to the wife of the said Tho-
mas Iligge, 5,0001. After these bequests, a very numerous list
of legacies follows, of 5,0001. 3,0001. 2,0041 i. boddes a vast number
of smaller sums, elldefly to persons who appear to have been ser-
vants of the deceased, to most of whom he bas left tool.
Amongst the legacies of 5,0u01. is one its trust for the benefit of
Ms. Jobe Bannister, the elder, for kis life, then to his daughter,
besides a legacy to John Bannister, the younger. The large Ana/
of Mr. Blue are also individual legatees. The nim of 5001.4
left to the Bath Hospital; and to most (if not all) of the charitable
Institutions in Imam., there Is a bequest of 1001. each. The most
important bequest is contained in the residuary clause, whereby the
testator gives to " his esteemed frigid, Joseph Need the =
of the Ini.er Temple:* all the rest and Ni due of kis red
and mixed estate, which k is computed will amount to not lees
' titan 600,0001. • codicil annexed to tie will canalise a legacy of
10,0001.10 Mn. Warildge, and 5,00111.10 another penes, beside*
many smaller $411121 to individuak who had hem fortnerly in the
service of the deceased. The will and sodidl are both dated tie
4th of Febraery. 111t7. The amount et the pentad property is
laid to be larger than under any prteeding will door the probate
deity took place, which, is this sash amounts to 1 spoof.

CORONERS' INQUESTS.
—......
Yesterday, an Inquest was held at the ign of the
Marquis Cornwallis, Warreossuitet, Ireatopastinares on
the nose of the death Of Dr. Rkebeem
Mr. Robins, surgeon of 187, Tottenhettotoart-road
had known deceased fie some years past. He was iti
doctor of medicine, but was not in practice, witness
attended him professionally, and knew him to be sac,
ed with a disease of the heart. He was also 'abject to
frequent spasmodic atections, which tritons considered
would one day or other terminate his *silence. Ike
the last fortnight he appeared much wow, and on,
Monday, by desire of witness, went Out to dine wolf
IMr.Braham ; be (Mr. R.)thinking company might rouse
bias from a depression of spirits under which he a ppeuct
Mousing. At eight o'clock that evening he called at o,d
tome of deceased, but finding hiep not returned, he sup,.
:IT;him buttes, and went borne. About 12 he was alt,
by Dr. Eitcheaer's footman, who begged_ him to
gong instantly, as his master was dying. He hastened
tathe house with all speed, and found demised quad-
deed. An attempt to bleed him was quite ineffectual.
Dc. Kitchener often declared to seritness that he know
his disorder would take him off saddeuly. He was in
continual fear of death.
In answer to questions from the Jary, Mr. Rubins
ar,id, that the Doctor bad not practised medicine for a
eamiderable time. Re had devoted his time to other
pussies, principally literary.
• William Antiu, footman to the deceased, came honk
with his master about 11 o'clock an blonder night, and
oat letting him out of his carriage, thought something
more than common was the amuse: with him. They
almost immediately went to their apartments, and before
12 o'clock witness was alarmed by the loud ringing of
his master's bed-room bell. Un reaching the apartment
he found the housekeeper there, who begged him to
send up some warm water and brandy, and hasten for
the surgeon, as she feared his master was dying. He
insmaitaiely fetched Mr. Robins. His master had givea
directions, that whenever he should be taken ill, his ftee
might be bathed in warm water, and a little brandy
administered.
Mary Ann Beams, the housemaid, corroborated the
testimony of the last witness.
After viewing the body, the gory, under the direction
of the Coroner, returned a verdict, " that the deceased
died by the visitation of Gon."
Tuesday an Inquest was held at the Globe, Hunger-
for d-market, upon the body of William Parry, a fire-
man. The deceafed was conmitted to Tothill-fields
Prison, along with Mr. Hall and Mr. Glanville, two
licensed victuallers in Westminster, for assaulting two
• ns. The Magistrate demanded 48 hours notice of
• • d the prisoners remained locked up from Sow.
day until Monday, when the reeognizances were entered
into. When taken in on Saturday, Mr. Glanville asked
fur a separate bed and for some refreshment. They
were refused the latter, but accommodated with the
former, on payment of ls. but the bed and blanket
were damp, and there were no windows to the cell, bat
shutters with boles large enough to admit a person's
hand. The frost was extremely severe at the time,
and the deceased complained of beieg ill. Next morn.
in he was placed in a abed, with about eighteen other
prisoners, as a day ward. There was but obe fire,
and the seats were (astetsed round the wall, so that it
was impossiblesto feel any bowie from it, if from sick.
nest or fatigue, the prisoner was forced to sit down,.
The whole front of this room, which was 18 feet lour,
was open to the elements, except a wall rising three
feet—no shutters—no glazing. The 'detailed applied
by letter to the Governor for leave to go into another
ward to warm himself, but received no answer. Ile
grew more sick, and frequently expressed his convic.
don that his accusers had given him "a benefit" he
should never get over. When he was released an
giving bail, he went home, and was seized with shiver.
ing fits, and languished for a few days. _ Mr. Nodder
admitted the damp and dilapidated state of the cells,
but said it was the fault of the County. He did not hear
that the deceased was ill, or he would have been at.
tended to. Mr: bluithead's better accommodatice,
which had been complained of by one of the witnesses,
was by order of the Visiting Magistrates--Verdict,
Died by the visitation of GOD, owing to a severe cold
caught in the prison. Mr. Hall's head was Medial/
swelled from a cold caught at the same time.
.
Miracles have not ceased in France. A luminous
cross has appeared in the air, at a village near Poking._ .
This miraculous Labaruns was seen on the 17th of Dec.
the depositions of the witnesses respecting it were taken
on the 22d of the same; and thepreeemerial, signed
by two cures, a mayor, a mayor's assistant, some me-
chanics, a retired soldier, a gendarme, and 41 witnesses,
have been published by order of the *shop of Poitiers.
A dreadful fire broke out at Liverpool about three
o'clock en &May morning, la the steam flour mill, in Irleet.stree, is
the occupation of Mr. Arthur *dim. The millers who wore at
work. dlio WA Wog kept going throughout the sdght, tplitkif
caught the alarm, and with the ego* alacrity set ahem remain
each property as they mad pt at from the approsselng depose:-
goo. They succoedeslio carryigg out three or four cut bads tl
lour in sacks hue ficei•sunet, hut by that time the deg owing to the
"Ina" drYntst of every putt of the premhos, bad foamed with
ouch (Wel rapidity, that nearly the wboleksterior was in gems,
and they were compelled to mbar safety 62 Instant flightllse fano
quickly burst thralls the roof sad every window of the a2M and
warehouses bdooglog to it, and the whole of the loterior, by half
=hares, was one temple volume by fire. 'The usiginte wet
t into the rear of the
by &detest; md sway we
needed in confining the ravages of the devouring element to die
bolding in which k originated. The home in which Mr. Ashley's
Irak redde, is to Seel.stred, cos:titmice to the promise, in the nu
albs mill; they wereeconumpasatly, spectators of the deetructie
d their property. The chief objects at us* esuisq, however, u
she comasesommut, appeared to be the eddy of the nun en-
, Payed la she bingo.

Idoteday,at Brightria, the Lady of Colonel Sir George Brrieklo
X.C.B. of a boa.
The Sid instant, tie Baker-street, the Lady of Captain Alfred
Cheraw, of a son.

At Comb Hay House, near Bath, on the nth Feb. in ler leth
year,. Jeacintltia, wife of W. Gore Langton, Bsq. jun. and only
child of Henry Powell Collins, Esq.
The !2d instant, at Dunnikiar House. the Lady of Lieutenant
General Sir John Oswald, G.C.B. of Donnikier.

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