Star.
London, England, 1811-12-12 00:00:00

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Two men wete apprehended, aria bieatined.
terday, at the Shadsvell Puliea OSde. on suspielort of
being concerned in the mnrckre. • It will be retakes
ted, that previous accounts mentioned the discovery
of a mall* and an iron chissel. We now sphjo in the
substance of what transpired at the exatiiinais befits
the Shadwell Magistrates yesterday)
Mr. Mare's premises had been undergoing a repa'r
for sotne time. A Mr. Pugh was engaged to super
intend the carpenter's stork ; he. employed a elan
Who altered the situp-windows. This man applied fd
an iron chissel. already described as 20 -mars iu
length ; Mr. Pugh had no such tool, but borrowed one
from a neighbour. After the man had completed Lis
work, he was dischargedt but -lid not return the chisel..
Mr. Pugh asked the man what he had dime with it
as he had borrowed the tool from a neighbour. The
man replied, that it was cm the premises, and he cOaild,
not find it ; this happened three weeks ago. Mr.
Pugh called on Mr. Mart., and begged he would
search for the instrument, in order that it might be
returned. A few days after. Mr. Mare. informed Mr.
Pugh, that he had examined his house, and could not
find such an article; and no tidings were had of the
chisel until the morning of the fatal massacre, when
it was found lying by the side of Mr. Mares body.—ii•
Mr. Pugh gave information of the circumstance, and
the carpenter was brought up fi r examination. Mr.
Pugh and the person who lent the chaste', swore to
the identical marks being similar to the one delivered
to the prisoner, who was committed for farther as
arriinatio,n; in order that the servant girl (whose lit
was so providentially preserved) may be broughtfot-
ward to recognise his person, as having been employed
on the premises.
The next person charged, was a Man secured by
the officers in a public house, who stated, in the
course of a conversation on the subject of the murder.
on Tuesday night, that he knew the parties who had
committed it. The officer immediately 'questioned
him, and confined him on suspicion.
The prisoner's story before the Magistrates was so
incoherent, that nothing could lead to a clue bridge*
the offenders might be traced. He was I:BK.104a
with a severe reprimand from the Magistrates. for
uttering such improper and unfounded language.
At the Whitechapel Police Office a man andeis
went an examination on the subject, yesterday morn-
;ng, but he was discharged. ,
After the verdict of the Coroner's Inquest was daii.
livered on Tuesday night, the Unhappy relativ4 of
the servant lad, James Goen, rem wed the body frail
Mr. Mares house. The bodies bf Mrs. Man and her
infant were yesterday deposited in one coffin, the rn
mains of Mr. Marr in another. The interment of
the family Will take place on Sunday.

ANOTHER CORONER'S INQUIET.
A Coroner's Inquest was held yesterday et the
Crown and Punchbowl, Redinan.row, Mile.end, Old
Town, on the body of John Knight Finson, found in a
pond in that neighbourhood; but the farther conside-
ration was adjourned, for the inspection of the body
by medical men. The Coroner, iu his address tr
the Jury, stated,*that during the last three months,
no less than sari:: instances had occurred of verdicts
of lYsijul 111w:der aga;ust persons unknown,_ eat oos
of whom had yet been discovered, sad all within
-mile of the spot where they 'time then met.

On Tuesday an Inquest was taken, at Racket.
rorkard, on view of the body of John Mettam, who,
inadvertently, striking the centre, upon which be had
turned a.l are!' over a cellar, befcre the mortar was
prop.srly set, it fell in upon him, and killed him
the spot. Wrdict—Accidental Death. '
On the Isf inst.'. Edward Sutton, an inhahitatt
Nottingham, was found dead in a ditch, in thepariL
rf West Bridgford, near that place ; in his coat
pocket was found a gun (so constructed, that the
butt.ead could I* taken off, the more conveniently

to carry it in a conccalei manner), a quantity t.
,:owtler an.l shot, a snare fcr destroying g 'mei-And
A wire ani itring, for thilurpose of mating more,
It appeared that the gun had discharged botaccidest
Al has waistcoat. on the kft breast, was nivh disci
loured by the powder ; the shot had bum* she
temple, torn off put of the skull, and taken aura
part of the brains. A Coroner's Inquest sat oa ,
oody. —Verdict—Accidental Death.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.— fi ii)ay night lasts Mr.
Morgan, of Slielston Mill, near Modlanry, who had
'wen iii for some days in a freer, desired his attendants
to gait his room for a short time, that he might cont.
pose himself to sleep ; which was complied with—•F
on their return to he room, in about ten minutes,

their great astonishment they found the pati-nt gone,
4pd a small window which overlooked the Mill-pools
opened; search was instantly made, and the poor lu-
natic was found in the Pool, underneath the window,
drowned. A Coroner's Inquest was thin called, and
the Jury returned as the* verdict—An act of lusanity.
Yeiterday as: journeyman and apprentice to Mr.
Hollyer, -glazier, of Warwick-lane, were cleaning
the inside of aiarge lanthorn, fixed in the tool of the
kitchen in Christ $ Hospital; tbit ladder gave way,
.usd they fell an the nags, by which oue of them had
s'leg brokenvand both of them were so severely hurt.
1419 to be taken to St. Bartfiolomew's tiospital in such
4 state as to tender their recovery very doubtful.

•Ronistitnic AND OUTAAGIL—OD Saturday last, as
Mr. Jenkins, a farmer ansk grazier at Puppleton,
Becicv, WAS returning front Marlow, accompanied by
*a neshboering farmer to his le,use, he was attacked
within two miles (if it by four ruffians, wbo dragged
Joth cut of the chaise, aesd robbed them of notes and
bills to t! le amount of 1150. Not content with rob.
Wing the sniveller% the ruffians; two of whom were
armed with bludgeons, beat them with sticks until
they were motionless, and cut the harness in pieces.
Ar. Jenkins is in a dangerous state, iuid wisher him
ler his friend were able to move from theispot;. but
.hey were picked up by a waggoner four boats afier
hey received the injury.
On the morning of Wednesday sennight,tbe food y
of a man belonging to the smack Cato iru fault is
he harbour of Abezdeen, at the bow ut that vessels
:le is supposed, in attemptit" board
.ight. 'prtcediuz, to hart -fallen
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