Star.
London, England, 1826-03-06 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Saturday, Abraham Biggs, driver of the hackney c harlot No.
571, was committed for trial ow a charge of having appropriated to
his own use 202. which had been left by a Gentleman named John-
ston, the chariot.

WORSHIP-STREET. •
Saturday, W. frilson was charged with a daring burglary at
Islington.—Mr. Hart, of Lower Terrace, Islington, went out for
the evening on Friday. His servant, Ann Thomas, sat up waiting
his return. At two o clock, not having returned, e saw all was
secure, and went up to her own room at the top of the house, and
laid down, leaving the candle burning. At three o'clock she thought
she heard a gentle knock at the door; she went down stairs and
opened the street door but saw no one. Observing the dour of the
back parlour wide open, she went in, and close to the door stood
the prisoner. She ran up stairs and cried murder. The prisoner
ran down stairs, aaa •she followed him and saw him run through
the kitchen and rush out at the window. Two watchmen saw hint
get over the iron palisades, and took hint ; and on his person were
found a gold scent hot, a gold chain, two gold seals, on one of
which was engraven " Eden" (Mrs. art's uatne), and other mi.
cles.—Fully committed.

'LAMBETH-STREET.
A dandy !oohing young man, named Hun mad, was charged with
auaulting his father, and repeatedly threateging to do him bodily
injury. The father said he had endeavoured to instil into the mind
of this his only child the principles of renew' and- morality, and
intended to leave him a lucrative business ; but lately he had taken
to attend public houses and low coffee shops, frequented by certain
demagogues, calling themselves leaders of the Christian Evi-
dence Society, where irreligious and factious principles were freely
disseminated, by which his mind became completely perverted. He
bad used all theitteana in his power to prevent his attendance at
these Jsocieties, but in vain ; for, when he stopped his pecuniary
resources, he applied to his aunt, who is SO years of age; and once,
when she refused hint, he had the unmanliness to assault and knock
her down. The culprit heard the charge unmoved, and was pro-
ceeding to justify his principles, when he was interrupted by the
Magistrate, who informed him, if his father persisted in his charge,
he would send him for three months to a plate where he would
be secured from the company of his associates, unless indeed their
conduct enabled him to send them cocks same place. The father's
heart however, relented, and the abandoned youth was discharged.

Petitions to Parliament for the Abolition of Slavery
have been agreed to at a meeting of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Freeholders of the county of Stafford; and
the towns of Banff, Portyty, and Macduff, in Scotland.
Wednesday the remains of LINDLEY MURRAY were
interred in the Quakers' burial-ground in Yoi k. Several
solemn and appropriate Addravnes were delivered at the
side of the grave, and in the chapel, by different
members of' the Society of Friends.

.BIRTH.
At Houghton, Derbyshire, on the 96th instant, the Hon. Mts.
K Stourton, of a son.

DIED.

At Whitley, on the 24th of February, , mach respected, Thomas
Fishburn, Esq. a Gentleman of great kindness of heart and be-
nevolence.

—The lat instant, Sir John-Aubrey, Ban. D.C.L. and M.P. in
his Ma year. Sir JOlll2 Aubrey was the Father of the House of
Commas, having sat without intersnisd,on, ix eleven successive
Partialsonts.

The!lith ult. In his Parsonage-tortes, Lazonby, Cumberland, in
his 14* year, the Rev. Thuinae Myers, formerly of the Brow,
Berms, Westmorland.
At Clapham Common, aged 21, the Rev. Ebenezer Ware, M.A.
of Trinity College.
The Yid ult. at the Deanery, Christ Church, Oxford, Mrs.
Smith, wife of the very Be,. the Dean of Christ Church, and
Rector of Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire. She bat left thirteen
children to deplore her irreparable loss.
Sunday m'enight, at Brighton, the Rev. Robert Hole, one of
the senior Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge, SA. 1789,
M.A. 1782.

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