Star.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sm—As no doubt you would not -intentionally injure anyie.
dividual, by the insertion of what is entirely untrue, I ant do
sired to make you aware of the injurious statement of facts as t•
the trial of Mr. Mawr, at the Old Batley, on the Bth of Jest
last. In Tax Smaa Paper, you say Coates, the constable, 4,
posed to apprehending the'Prisoner, and make much distinct's%
in your method of naming Mr. PATMORIC, &c.

Now Mr. Dinar surrendered himself, exactly the same as .11t.
PATIEOZZ : there was no prosecutor at all. Not oae eircuA
stance of evidence was even offered but from Dawsonows.
out of a few words, contradicted herself most plainly.

Mr. Maar was never called on fur any defence.

Four medical men swore that A. Banning died in eliild-bei
from epidemic disease, totally unconnected with any meted
violence; also, that A. Banting went to the Workhouse ec
pauper, in perfect health, the end of October, and ailed nuthius
till taken in labour the 15th of November.

Mr. Baron Gaazolv then, in the strongest terms, condemns,'
the sending such a charge by a Coroner's Jury, and anii,l4,
vented still more severely upon the means resorted to—of
lent prejudice, and the grossest ignorance, to attempt suck act,.
diet in thefnce of such medical evidence !
13, Old Fish-street.

F. IL

A man aged seventy. eight, has married, at Brogue
a damsel of seventy-four, and the Clergyman
united them was eighty-eight!
BERRY, many years a comic favourite in th;
northern Theatres, is now a wretched inmate in the
Infirmary at Edinburgh ; and his wife, an actre%sof
some merit, is confined in a mad-house.

The Mastei lrp of the Ceremonies at Weymcuth,
now vacant, although not near so productive as the
same office at Bath, Brighton, and Cheltenham, is,
however, worth full £3OO per annum.
Beautiful hot-house grapes were sold yesterJay i 2
Covent-garden marker a:. four shillings a pouch',
others, of a smaller size, at lialf-acrown.

Yesterday morning, at TothilfrAds Fair, whilst
some young men and women were amusing then.
selves in a swing, which was going with great vela
city, a young woman was pitched headforemot frau
tie machine. She was taken up in a state of insen-
sibility, and carried to the hospital, where it was dis.
covered that her shoulder was dislocated, and her
arm and collar-bone broken. She remains in the'
hospital in a very dangerous state; and about the •
same time, a young man who was passing by one d
those dangerous playthings, was struck on the eye '
with great force, by which die eye was completely
forced out of the socket, and be was rendered ;men.
Bible for a long time. He was also carved to the
hospital.
A few minutes before nine o'clock on Tuesday
evening, as Mrs. HARDEN, of Chichester-street, Bar.
tholomew Hospital, in company with another Lady,
was passing along Holborn, a fellow came unper.
ceived behind her, and stabbed her in the thigh with ,
a sharp instrument, which cut through all her clothes
and inflicted a deep wound ; the pain made her
scream out, and the villain turned back and ran off;
but a young man, who happened at the time to be
coming out of a public-house, pursued him with the
cry of " Stop thief!" others joined in the chase, and
he was secured at the corner of Red Lion-street,
having dropped the instrument with which he com-
mitted the diabolical act, which was licked up by a ,
man who saw him drop it : it had a wooden handle,
and the blade was about Eve inches long, like the
prong of a fork. He was taken to Lagle-street
watch-house, where he gave his name John Rifler, ;
and said he was a cahinet-raker by trade; that tit
instrument was a marking-awl, which he had in his
hand, and that be ran accidentally against the Lady;
hearing her scream he ran await, and finding he was
pursued, he dropped it. The wound, though deep, I
is not considered dangerous. Several other Ladies,
within these few nights, have been similarly treated.
Roam, MAY 12.—The day before yesterday, about
three o'clock, seventeen brigands scaled the walls of
the garden of Camaldules, at Frascati, and entering
the Convent, carried off seven Monks with them to
the mountains, leaving behind only those who welt
infirm. Two other Monks were sent by the banditti
to Rome, to make known the sum that they required
for their ransom—the enormous sum of seventy thou-
sand crowns. It is reported that eighteen thousand
have already been offered. n appears that his Emi-
nence the Cardinal PACCA, who is generally atYras-
cati, had only quitted the Convent a few hours pin
vious, or he would probably have experienced the
same fate. It is supposed that the object cd the rob-
bers was to carry him off also.
RARE INSTANCE OF CLERICAL LIBERALITY.—Th
Rev. HENRY HEAP, the present Vicar of Bradford,
in. Yorkshire, on entering lately upon his living, sent
word to all his parishioners, who are Quakers, that
he should never enforce his tithesfrom them; adding,
that " what they could not conscientiously pay, he
could not conscientiously receive."

BIRTHS. • .
June 5, at Maize-hill, Greenwich, the Lady of Capt. Debts
Macbean, Royal Artillery, of a son.
December 26, at Bombay, the Lady of John Worthy, gut
9th Regiment Native Infantry, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
June 5, by special licence, at Gloster, in the King's Coatis
the seat of John Lloyd, Esq. Henry King, Esq. to Miss Lioid,
youngest daughter of John Lloyd, Esq. of Gloster.
Lately, Fdward S. Lees, Esq. Secretary to the General Post'
office, Dublin, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late 093111
Clarke, 40th H .giment.

DIED.
Sunday, in Baker-street, in the 89. d year of her age, Mrs, /36-
gough, relict of the late Alderman Bengough, of Brbtsi ,
Tuesday, in St. James's-place, aged 11 years, Lids nar".
second daughter of Sir C. Monck, of Belsay, Northullibmr..,
Sunday, at Rowley, aged 34, of inflammation of dm=
after four days' ilium, Rebecca, wife of John fleystib
dome, Esq. surgeon.

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