Star.
London, England, 1829-11-02 00:00:00

TOWN-HALL

Thomas Rymer and David Mises were charged with stealing a
quantity of fat, the property of Mr. Jacob Biddle. tallow-miter,
in London-road. Richard Glee, servant to Mr. George Norwood,
butcher, Crown-street, Walworth, delivered on Friday three sacks
of fat at the prosecutor's, from the master, and saw Plymer, who
had been selling some of bis own, unskewer one of the three sacks
after it was weighed, take out about Sibs, conceal it in his bosom
beneath his frock, and walk out ; in the course of the evening
James came in with about the like quantity, and suspecting it to be
the same stolen in the morning, the prosecutor detained him, and
Plymer following shortly after to insist it was his property,
both were given into Gore's custody at the Surrey watch-house.—

Remanded.
QUEEN SQUARE.
Saturday John Wilkins, a private in the 3d Guards, was fully
committed for robbing Mr. John Ingram of a watch, at West-
milieu-bridge, where the complainant, in a state of intoxication,
met two soldiers, who, having assisted him Into a gin shop, and
being treated with rum, snatched his watch out of his fob and ran
away. The prisoner was taken on suspicion by a police constable
the next day in Bridge-street, and a duplicate of the watch found
upon
Sinurel Sullen, a soldier in th. 2d Guards, remanded on Thurs.
day last for a dreadful assault on Louisa Jones, by beating her with
a poker over the bead until she escaped out of the window, was
again brought up.
Louisa Jones, who was pronounced out of danger, was seated
in a Blair, and attended by two .police constables, but could hardly
be kept from fainting. The prisoner denied having struck her
with the poker, and she ,must have received the wounds by
jumping out of the window. The Magistrate fined him XS, or to
be imprisoned two months.

• 441111DOMADAILY.
Tuts Day—AU Souls, another Catholic feast, when the souls of
suck only as may be presumed to be In purgatory ate prayed for,
and therefor nos must" infants, saints, nor any that dk out of
the Communion ,otalts,rditholic Church. Sir Samuel RomiUy
died 1818. Fast with the Jews for Zwicklah's eyes being put
out. Holiday at the Bank.
To-woattow—Princess Sophia born, 1777.
Wzauasoar—King William landed, 1688. Holiday at the Bank,
Mercurio In pethiello. Moon entets the first quarter 51 minutes
past 9 morning.
Tawasnas—Gunpowder Plot, 1605. Holiday at the Bank. Sun
rises 18 min. pass 7; sets 41 past 4.
Famar—St. Leonard. Mercury stationary. Princess Charlotte
died, 1817. Michaelnsas Term begins.
Saruttomr—Day decreased 7 hours 19 'MOONS.

BIRTHS.

In Waterford, the lady of Archdeacuu Hobson. of a son.
At Stoke, the lady of Captain Shannon, It. N. of a boy and girl,
both of whom are doing well.
At Sayfordbury, Hens, the lady of Major Baker, of a son.
At Ilfracombe, the wife of Lieut. Charles Patter, IL N. of a
daughter.

MARRIED.
At Ogostellee church. Capt. Stackpoole, R. N. to Charlotte,
daughter of William Cambria Purdoo, Esq. of Tinerena, county
of Clare-
At Dawlish, Devon, the Rev. W. Blencowe, late of Oriel Col-
lege, to Maynard Anne, daughter of Col. Rochfort.
At &. John's. Hackney. Capt. J. M. Spearman, to Harriet,
daughter of A. Frampton, M. D. of New Broad-street.
At Naas church, Capt. Charles Stanhope Jones, of the 58th re-
giment, to Mary Anna, eldest daughter of T hoolas Cannon, Esq.
county of Kildare.
In Dublin, the Rev. Joseph Richard Hamilton, to Frances.
only daughter of W. Talbot, of Eccles-street. Esq.
At Chetwynd church, Shropshire, the Rev. John Nanney, of
Belmont, Denbighshire, to Ann Fleming, eldest daughter of Ro-
bot Fisher, Req. of Chetwynd Lodge.
At Attleborough,., a short time since, the Reverend J. Y.
Cooke, eldest son of the Rev. C. Cooke, of Stmer. Suffolk, to
Eleanor Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. Franklin, Rector of
Attleborough.
At Loogdon,the Rev. R. A. Roberts, Vicar of Christ Church,
Monmouthshire, and of Nash, in the same county, to Frances Ann,
daughter of J. annum, Esq. of Haunch-hall, Staffordshire.

DIED.
Rev. Mules Nealds, late of Wickiewood, near Wymondham,
Suffolk.
In the East Indies, by a fall from his horse, John Grant, Esq.
Paymaster of his Majesty's 38th regiment.
Mary, fourth daughter of the late Jame. O'Shaughoessi, Esq. of
Ballybrickee.
Aged 107, Mrs. Mary Liggett, of Ballynaganick, near Guild-
ford. She enjoyed the full possession of her faculties to the last.
At Bath, in his 90th year, John Widmerley, Fig.
In Hereford-street, Lady Hatton Finch, in the 83d year of
bar age.
At Mudiford, Thomas Edmund Benet, aged 17 years, the se-
emed MO of John Beam, Esq. M. P. Wiltshire.
At Batavia, Frederick Freese,' Esq. son of the late John Henry
Freese, Esq. of Warneford.anirt, London.
At Winchmore-MU, Emily. the much-beloved wife of the Rev.
Thomas Bissiand.
At Lauriston Castle, Mks Helm Allen, youngest daughter of
Thomas Allan, Bag of Lewiston, do the 16th year of lierage.
DEATH Or TIIE COUNTESS OF CARRICK.—Died,
on the morning of Thursday lA4t, at Orcbardton, the seat of the
Dowager Lady Carrick, Anne, Countess of Carrick. This lamented
Lady had been for a considerable time in a very precarious state
ofistedtb, and had lately removed to Orchardton, Dearth's city,
for the greater convenience, we pregame, of medical attemitoce..--
Her accouchement cosh place at a late hoar on Wednenhy. night.
and node: such favourable circumstances as to encourage every
hope of the best result:, But these appearances avenged SIM -
pettedly in t few h omit after bye esetinernent, sod. ler oeisseite-
qhmi.eofeebled by promaeted illness, sank under the gadder" attack
seectedlog sbe.birth of a isneele ehihi, which, we tanders apd. is
likely to dowell. The death of the amiable Countess Ise thrown
her family into the deepest aißiction. •

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