Star.
London, England, 1816-10-17 00:00:00

lie este fir tie Wise, ts'hetebp he icon'
loaded his Majesty cie the duty. • lune:7k
Limeitintse-hole, attended. and product] 174.1
given* by the priwiner to him for the landine,r4t.
per:y duty. • It was c'ated the 9th day ,
nu% and upon a close eraminatino of it, th
to the receipt wits discovered not to be part
paper on which the receipt was printrd, ptit
it was pasted to it on the bottom of the
hand side, and there is no do.:b, of its
old st;:mp, and had been used hdore, is
emit is discoverable, upon .3 close invest:l,ti„ti,
sump is goat% but there i. no daub; Lin th•ti
PEPtre a !er' it
berusedn {Court otherot rntp°urp,c-isges:4l'TerNe iniA;ncr wit
tad for fat her tiolhination.

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MANSION tioIAS—eMITIJOCE3P.
thirty. unfortunate Portuguese appeded b,
Loan MAYOR yesterday, stating that they ,
tally destitute, being obltge.il to lie in the ertez
night. l'hey said they had applied to the;,c,
but he inforruzd them he could do cotliing fir
iA consequence of which city had ti...ett aCritty
apply to his Lordship. The Lottn MArm( i„
them that he had consulted Lord ;•-.:i..mosth,
seqttenc:: of so many applica:ious of thh
coming before Inn:, who observed he %nal,' hie
matter to. Lord Melville. The Cintei not bill I
sent, the LoenAavon sent an of4:.:er to rttrayi
attendance ; bat he beiog our of town, k'ty
peared, and stated to bis Lordship, that the Its,
for not affording them relief was, that they hat
come into this court-try in Portuguese ships, b,t
the English service, and that the inure ion I.f
.tuguese Government was to assist those pen,01,4
. were here destitute, who hid come to Fll*
their own ships; that a number of • the penny
sent had been in the King's service, and the let
been employed in the merchants'. The Lou 10
observed that theirs was a very hard case;
been fighting the battles bf this country,
courses, their own ; they had received large le;
money from this country, and he did poi dig
right they should become a burden 01 it. Hisl„.
ship, after some conversation, requested the Cee
son to accompany him in his carriage to Lei;
mouth, and lay the whole case before hint, bt
was declined, the young Gentleman not cone**
it would be of eny avail. The LottniMetoef
advised the seven who bad been in roe KV.
vice to apply to the Admiralty, and ,1
rest taf
the parish officers, and iodic event
ding them relief, to apply to the Magisuatesol;
well Police Office ; and observed he would
iiiately wait on Lend
ATTSII.Pt To It :B AND MURDER. —Tiesday
between nitteenS-ten o'clock, the :oov:tilde:pal
occurrence took place tit de.: eseist.; of *to
Hoop, of York-place, Mile-end-road :—On mate'
the family of .111 r.. H..op had, ei is the r
retired ttcie aat an early hour. Soon .ftet
everr, they and the whole neighhottli. of *ere,'
bra anise which seemed to proo t.d from
between the flower and catibaye panic's,
Evans, Mr. La Hoop's gardener, was acct.--
lay up his otensits. The illness of the ruitlltrot
house prevented flint from personally ascertain*
cause 0114 dtsturban.--e, but his friends proceedel
the spot, and saw Evans lying on the ground
out motion or sense • His head was bleedingi
fusely, and ..upon a closer examination three al
rits were found to have been blokes. & spalai
weapons with which the violence: was comamxtbi
on the gtoond close to hiM ; it was stained witliblool,i
and the passage between the gardens, which is'
and narrow, nore -the appearance of being the,
of a violent struggle. Upon a wooden paling,rifil
inteivened between the gardens, were toe barks
feet, and in a small building appropriated to tbe,
denies implements, &c: was found his desk'
open, from which his papers and toe:s seemed
beer. thrown upon .the ground. In a few hoots
gardener was able to mention the following
stances :—He had just returned from the _
garden, and was in the act of fastening the
when be saw a bundle of plants lying in the r,
which he knew he had not placed there himself.
was confirmed ire his suspicion that something
wrong upon hearing the breath of some cone
person, who appeared to be much agitated.
pushed at the door of the tool house, but Rut k
resistance. He called upon the person within:
come foewards but the door still:was closed. a Thte
said he," I'll bring you forward," and stooped?
to look for'some means of attack or delence. MI
moment a man burst from the toul.hoine,
swearing he would. !beat his brains out, male ao'
at,him with a spade. The blow broke his O 4!
still be struggled with the ruffian, who Avis
film with the spade. The contest was ot court
equal, the gardener fell backwards, but
daily staggeted against a door at the side of
garden, which flew open and preiented to the
of his assailant two'ot ibreeheuses, which
to be inhatiited. The fear of direction pre\
him from putting the threatlwhich he made at,
blow be struck into eteention.:l Immediately
the occurrence. two or three men were seen
neighbours running across the fielc!s,heltind the
'dens Wilrgtint 'speed:L-7

BIRTHS.
Wednesday setinty,ht, at Sandwich, the wife of the Ric
Wodswenh, Rector nt at. Peter, o: a daughter.
Satu day, the Lady pi Captain Lucke, Cruorr.'s-Hal. ,
wich, of a daughter.
On the Ilth instant, the Lady of Marks Watnieney,ll4l
Westwcod House, County of Lancaster, oi s sun.

MEG.
Satdrday, the Rt v. W,_ A. Pemberton, B. D. Reghttsal
University of Cambridge, and tutor of Emitianrel Ceder.
Monday, at Ishmortb, Mrs. liltiabeds Fland, %tido* Off
late Lieuottiant-Getieral Humphntj I.land.
Same, day, 'General fLuntas Maul, General of kis.
Forces, and Colonel la!' the sth Dragoon Guards?
M0:1427, in flanuver•dreet, Hanover-nuare,*aged 64,-.
H. Jackson.

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tided
min
jejetairtnote,
his the duty 'lames
meltinge-hole, attended, and produced 'lt
1., • • •
en' by the prisoner to bins for the leede.,,-
.1 duty. •It was dated the 9th day or . •
12, and upon at close eraminatinn of • e. •
it, the ^
the receipt was discovered net to be parr a • •
per on which the receipt was printrd, but •
was pasted to it on the bottom or
ad side, and there is no dot :bi of its
stemp, and had ben
.used he•lore, as
it is discoverable upon a close invesek.e„th 11011
p is goose,
,but there i, no &Lib: Lie that.;
rn E
cot of torn cif other
id for other purposes. Te FW. oftersit Lad
e prie Nosmer -
t; , e
I for fart her te•ttvination. !Ll
MANSION kiolAS enItTIJOCFSP. SEAALIt
rty unfortunate Portuguese appeded the,: Loden
tan MAYOR yesterday, suiting that they Ny, 3
by
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ly destitute, being oblige,' to lie in the Greta 'b
;ht. l'hey said they lied applied to tee.„
t he informed them he could Jo cotiiing kr it
consequence of which they had been adeleril CC
ply to his Lordship. The Loan MAV IA j11;111
ins diet he had consulted Lord Si,7m
routh,ie`
henna of so many appliccious of thesi'l`',
ming before line, who cbserved he sinew rekt
itter to. Lord Melville. The C,.esei not bet
it. the LoeteMayon sent an ofs;:ee to r RIP Ow
"Pm
:endapee ; but he beiog our of town, es
del
r
ered, and stated to bin Lordship, that deli: I 141
not affording them relief was, that they bade
Me into this country in Portuguese them it • bld
e English service, and that the intention if [lee
guese Government was to assist those
persons, , •
ire here destitute, who hid come to Engle, • •
eir own ships; that a number of • the petted, -
nt had been in the King's service, and the let
en employed in the merchants'. The Lauer, •
served that theirs was a very hard case;
en fighting the battles Of this country, tic Z
their own ; they had received large s
oney from this country, and he did 13,4 yt A
;ht they should become a burden on it. lite,
.ip, after some conversation, requested tbe Geo • I
n to accompany him in his tattiage to Ler Pro
outh, and lay the whole case before hint, be • ge*"
—burl
as declined, the young Gentleman not cone'
would be of any avail. The LotiniMmok , vet
!wised the seven who had been in the k net • • kr'
ce to apply to the Admiralty, and tle• rest to Iv;
e parish officers, and in event of heir sat
rig them relief, to apply to the Magistiatesia
dl Police Office ; and observed lie would *, .
ately wait on Low Siditeiutli. Iyt
ATTSM'IP TO It :B AND MU (WE& I
ii
!Wren ninei•anS•ten u'cluc 1/4, the tollowingdesee
:cut-tenet took place en :he picot:ie.; of Petit
Yrh
Loop, or Ynrk.place, Mile-end-road :—On eat*
.ja
e 13=4 of Mr.. L.: H..op had, at is the r tut
.tired to hest At 451 early hour. Soon after List Pa
tr
'era they and the whole oeiglib li• of ie ere we •
vs noise which seemed to proc• tni from A pa'
etween the flower and catibaye gardens, ti
vans, Mr. La Hoop's gardener, was accustottel
Ly up his ?tenths. The illness of the MAW of
Dine prevented hiM from personally ascertaining
ause of •thi disturban.:e, but hit friends proctede
se spot, and saw Evans lying on the ground • •
at motion or sense His head WAS bleeding
isely, and ..upon a closer examination three of
bs were found to have been broken. &spa",
!espial with which she violence was coomenefriag fhtsl
▪ the ground dosage him ;it was stained inliblutd, 1
rid the passage between the gardi:ns, which More IV
rid narrow, bore -the appearance of being the .
f a violent struggle. Upon a wooden paling, v.'•
iteivened between the gardens, were the Diana
iet, and in a small building appropriated to the
Mies implements, &c: was found his dedtbrd
pen, from which his papers and toe:s seemed ten r
eeo thrown upon . the ground. In a tea boon, • '
ardener was able to mention the following circ • at
times :—He had just returned from the .
arden, and was in the 'act of fastening the , '61.1
then be saw a bundle of plants lying in tt.e pa
illicit he knew he had not placed there himself. ' pe
ran confitmed in his suspicion that something
/long upon hearing the breath of some . • • •
erson, who appeared to be much agitated.
ushed at the door Of the tool house, but Rut •
esistance. He called upon the person wait
same foxward, but the door still 'was closed. " Thet
aid he," I'll bring you forward," and stepped ' a
D look for'some means of attack or delence. At. • e.
moment a man burst from the tout-twine ad
wearing he would heat his brains out, made age
saline with a spade. The blow broke his 04,
till be struggled with the ruffian, who again •
itm with the spade. The contest was sit coot
qual, the gardener fell backwards, but pro . • CI
lolly staggeted against .a door at the side
;arden, which flew open and preiented to the I
It his assailant two'o'r ihreehouses, which sp.
o be inhabited. The fear of detection pre
dm from putting the threatlwhich he made at e
slow he struck into eitectstion.: Immediatelqt •
he occurrence- two or three men were seen le •
neighbours running across the fieldebettind the
lens tins great 'speed:
Wednesday settnlght, at Sandwich, the wife of the Ric
•
Wodswerth, Rector tit at. Peter, o: a daughter.
Satu in, the Lady of Captain &stoke, Cruorn's-fialt
wich, of a slaughter.
On the lath instant, the Lady of Maries Waltnesley,f4
Wettwcod House, County of I..:ltcaster, ui a sun.
DIED.
UnStgiatiroadaearrsityy:ofit htelCambridge,shtev.
iv rWth:ameAdrutluietuoiniribioeafrbrm:nßrat-laptideftl:C:uitistrarldiegeof: 1.4
tat` Lieutenant-General Hunithrsj island.
Same, day, 'Oeneral fLuntas Maui, General of 1141461
Forces and Colonel o!' the sth Dragoon Guards,
Monday,
y,ia Itutuver.street, Hasumer-opare,*agetl
H. Jackson. Mt P4l.
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