Star.
London, England, 1826-11-23 00:00:00

TOWN-HALL

A poor woman, with three children, claimed parish relief. The
Overseers had lately given her a small sum of money, which she
laid out in apples for sale, but the very first night she exposed then.
a parish patrol of &. George's, after destroying the fruit, took her
basket from her, and lodged it at the workhouse.
Alderman Sums expressed his astonishment at the Irregularity
of such conduct ; the property ought to have been produced befure
a Makistrate. The beadle of St. George's, who was present, pre-
mised the poor woman her basket again.—She was ordered to be
relieved.

PARIL-It appears, from statistical accounts col-
lected by M. de Cabrol, Prefect of the Seine. that Paris
consumes annually 78,000 oxen, '380,000 sheep, and
8,000,000 fowls and other kinds of birds.
The stalks or leaves of watercremes. either green or
dry, thrown among corn, or any ether substance, will
effectualiy keep away mice.
PA

DISSOLVED.

Edwin Lees and Henry Bushel, St. Helen;Wereester, printers
James Maud and Wm. Maud, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocers
James M'Lean and John WilLno, dealers, Exeter. Robt. Horner
and John Horner, Hertford, common brewers. Charles Brand
and George aay, Suitor. Nottinghannbire, bobbin and aerials
manufacturers. George linked and William Haskell, Great
College-street, Westminster, tailort. Richard Creser and Thomas
Bard Raclin, Stonehouse, Devonshire, "althorn Wm. Jackson
and John Henderson, jun. Liverpool, millwrights and iron founders.
Catherine Gough, David Martin, and James Toured, Princes-
street, Spitadielis, silk naanufaeturers. William Derry and War.
Rickard Derry, the younger, Launceston, Cornwall, mercers and
drapers. William Osborn, Thomas Price, jun. and Henry Lynam.
37, Lombard-street, and Piccadilly, tobacconists. John Hill
and George Huhn, Studley, Warwickshire, needle manufacturers.
Giovanni Livered and Talmo Rovedino, Albemarle-street, singing
masters. Isaac Ludlam and John Hamby, Tuzford and East
Radioed, Nottinghamshire, attorneys. George Pipits and Paul
Siewitt, Demister, maltsters. Thomas Stokes. Wichhall Wor•
cesineshino, gent. and Isaac Horton, Birmingham, bead pierce.
Wiflfasa Mouton, John Clifton, and Edward Arden, Bourn, Da-
colosMre, naiskaters. Joseph Middleton, Sarah Barnes, and George
Barnes, Reclean" I4socaddre, nursery and seedsmen. John
Riebords and Jas. Henry Howley, Crooked-lane, Landoll, printer.
George Ross and William Hammond, wine merchants. John
Scott, jun. and Thomas Ulna Hyatt, Newcastle-under-Lyme.
wine and spirit merchants. Charles Thomas Webb and Jobs Yem,
Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, colliers. James Monad and William
Hanby, St. Helens, Lancaddre, linen and wooden drapers.

DIED.

At Cheltenham, Oa the 18th instant, Sir Jam= Moak, formal!
Chkf Justice in Lower Caw&

Friday, the 10th instant, (on which day he completed bb 711
year) the Bev. John Yates. of Ding'awed.
At Pon-an-Prince, on the 40th of August last, Charles Gordol
Esq. Vice-Consul to the British Government.

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