Star.
London, England, 1826-05-25 00:00:00

TOWN HALL.

Cornelius George lfanning, for whose apprehension a reward of
101. was offered, Thomas Rooky alias Rowland, Elisabeth .Yarning,
and Mary Palmer, were finally examined on thr charge of robbing
the warehouse of Mr. Goodchihl, jun. No. 2, Tooley-strreil, on the
morning of the 12th inst. It era proved satisfactorily, that the
male prisoners were seen to commit the robbery by a Mr. William
Powell, and John Colnett, living in the neighbourhood, aed who
both well knew Manning, who bad formerly lived seven years as
confidential clerk with Mr. Goodchild, and was discharged for
misapplication of upwards of 2001. eight months since, and shat the
property was taken away in a cart belonging to a man named Brown
of Bermondsey-street, now on bail, to appear at tbe Sessions, be-
tween whom and the prisoner Rowley a connexion was proved to
exist. The prisoners denied the charge, and the men wire com-
mitted for trial ; the testimony nut affecting the women, they were
discharged.

DIMON HATTOR GRANITE COMPANY.—Yesterday,
Meeting of the Shareholders in the above Company was
held at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, for the
purpose of receiving the Report of a Committee, ap-
pointed by a former Meeting, to investigate the accennts
of the Directors. Sir F. AGAR was in the Chair ; and,
after much angry di cussion, Mr. DaNMAW moved the
appointment of a Committee to investigate the concerns
of the Company : but this proposition was negatived by
a large majority, and a motion was carried to the eact,
that the Directors should take measures for an applita•
tioa to Parliament to legalize the Company. The com-
plaining Shareholders left in a high state of ferment.
Yesterday, the Annual Meeting of the Proprietors of
the British Commercial Insurance Company was bald
at the Company's Office, Cornhill, Sir WILLIAM Br.
TRAM in the Chair. Mr. FARRIS, the Managing Di-
rector, read the Report, which detailed, at considerable
length, the flattering state of the Company's affairs.—
The Chairman having put the motion, as to whether the
Report should be received or nor, it was passed with
acclamation; and, after a vote of thanks to the Chair•
man had been passed, the Meeting broke up.
O• the 14th April, a negro man who had beeis con-
victed of arson, and ordered for execution at Charles-
ton, was conveyed to the gallows, but no tenon could
be found to act the part of ezecntioaer, and the Black
was taken back to prison.

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SCOTS BANKRUPTS.
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SIQUESTRATIONS.
May ll.—Mrs. Christian Tweedle, haberdasher, Eilinburgb•-•
Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee house there, 22d
May and 6th June.
16.—Archibald Allardice and Co. printers and booksellers,
Edinburgh—Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange coffee house
there, 24th May and 7th June, two o'clocif.
Andrew Mercer, writer and builder, Paisley—Credi-
tors meet in the Renfrewshire Tontine Inn there, 224 May and
6th June, twelve o'clock.
Robert Kirkwood, agent, Glasgow—Creditors meet
in the Black Bull Inn there, 24th May and 7th June, one o'clock.
John Wilson and Son, wire workers, Glasgow—Cre-
ditors meet in the Lyceum Rooms there, 231 May and 7th Jam,
at two o'clock.
John Thomson, spirit dealer and builder, Korth Leith
—Creditors meet in Gibson's Sale Rooms, 71, Prince's street,
Edinburgh, 24th May and Bth June, one o'clock.
William Anderson, merchant, Dundee—Creditors meet
in Merchant's Inn there, 7th and 21st June, twelve o'clock.

The Countess of Belfast, of a son and heir.
May 21, at his house in Charles-street, the Lady of Captaift J.
Hall, Coldstream Guards, of a son.
At Dryburgh, Berwickshire, the wife of George Pringle pre-
sented him on Friday last with his ninth and tenth suns, t Width;
and fine children ; both mother and children are doll well. They
never had any daughters. •

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