Star.
London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

Lt-Fields. her
twahe am. pld,
*don has be. paid
r. Mrs. ltennett has

called
yesterday.-
- .mbas-
.NSDOWNZ;
;the
HA-

Countess
- desire,
hus-
Ramsgte.

,Y, at-
eldest

:kenham,
only un-
RAY,
with

in the

tuals
house.

m v il-

. respec-
near the

over a

win-

strong
and

took a
some

sak-mercer
post-chaise,
• high-
was a

. very
fright-

, Mat-
near the
' robbed
&c.
attached to
Vestmin-
mutton, a
-
yard was
' tools

inhabitant

appeared to
him for a
particular act
daria
be fre-

complaint was
Magistrate
meaning of
- Y.
from
on the
plaint

MAR-
of the
day
assaulted
.
violence, and
these
defendant
expected
short

sur-
Any se-
become
af-
. COM,.
did not
generally
iiich he
reached
ig that a
character,
'iallenge.
,üblic a
sentiments,
former epi-
Imme-
with a

'Change;]
the whip
friends of
exchang-
made.—
MAYOR

thought he
fibst-ty he
3 public a
defendant to
pounds,
This

conveyed to
constable. He
he was found,
)n being asked
Gilliam, and
k kitchen, at
was imme.
or him, who
and could
I him and

, an ap-
into the

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•
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EPIGRAM,
GIVING THE REASON WHY WOMEN ARE WI
OUT BEARDS !
•
Dow wisely Nature, ordering all below
Forbad a beard on woman's clabito grow ;
For bow could she be shav'd, whatever the skill,
• • Whose tongue would never let her chin be still?
•
Tan Panks.--The beauty of the weather c;
44• rth many Fa,shionables into the Parks yesterda
the Drive were the French and Spanish Air
• • ors, the Marchionesses CAMDEN and LANSDOI
the Earls of . MALMSBURY and MExsonottou ;
'Countess of MORNINGTONI Lord ARCHIBALD
AHLTON, AC. &C.
Tuesday sennight, the remains of the Coui
Dowager of Daemons were depOsited (by her de
lwithout parade) in a vault prepared for hbr late
band, in the Church of St. Lawrence, Rams
jler second son, the Hon. A L EXA NDRA MURRAY
• landed as chief mourner, in the absence of her el
son, Gaostor, the present Earl of Dvamotte.
Ladyship has bequeathed her villa at Twickenl
and all her personals, to her youngest (and only
married) daughter, the Lady VIRGINIA MCARA
Mrs. RIINNET, wife of the person charged
peftl- ing Mr., Hoeinaor's child, remains soli in
House of Correction, Ccld Bath-Fields, where
n infant girl, who was abets- twelve months
• 'ea on Friday night. Every attention has been]
~ herself and her infant daughter. Mrs. llennett
apartment in what is called the School, and vict
e sent every day tober from the Govetnces he
At an early hour on Saturday morning some
• I'us btoke in.° the house of Mr. DE VIC NE, a res
• • hie Gentleinin, residing at Paddington, near
men. They gained entrance by clinibirg or;
• ack garden wall, and then forcing the Staircase •
do* with some instrument; supposed robe 'a set
isel ; they rummaged the lower apartments,
from a chest of drawers in the parlour they tot
• quantity of silver spoons, a Lady's gold watch, s
• trinkets, /cc &c.
Satirday night, as Mr. SICIRRET, a silk-roe
• his wife were coming to town in a post-ch
they were: robbed upon Blackheath by a single h
wayman, of five pounds and a watch, which sv
valuable gold one; the highwayman behaved
complaisantly, and begged the Lady not to be fri
ened, as no farther harm was intended her.
Yesterday morning, tree stables of Viscount to
Avtu.st, on the Parade in St. James spark, near
gyptian great gun, were broken open, and rob
of the livery clothes belonging to the servants, &
Early yesterday morning, the larder attache,
• the house of Mrs, Gismos, Rochester-mw, Wesu
ter, was broke open and robbed of a leg of mutt
loin of pork, two loaves, a tub of flour, and a qi
tit/ of butter. • The.shed in the adjoining yard
• also forcibly entemd, from whence carpenters i
of the value of 4:6 were stolen.
Bow-staarr.--.Saturday a respectable inhabi
of Mornington-place, Hampstead road, appear
a summons to answer a coraplaint against him
profanation of the Loan's Day. The particular
alleged was planting gooseberry bushes on the di
question. The complainant also stated, that he
• neatly saw the-defendant's son at work in ..the
• - The parties against whom the complaint
kioughi not being gardeners by trade, the Magisi
bdd that they did not come within the meanie
the Act for the better observance of the Loan's 1
That Act was intended only to prevent persons
ozonising their trade, calling, or ptofession, or
• fiebbath, for the purpose ofgain. The comp
was dismissed.
MANSION HOUSE.—FRACAS AT TAR CORN
4 'est.—Saturday Mr. Parren, a Gentleman of
Corn-market, complained that on the previous
he had been horse-whipped and violently assat
by Mr. Matthews,- also well known in Mark-lar
The circumstances which led to this violence,
c, the. complaint he was about to make, were these
The complainant some time since lent the defen
about £l5OO, for immediate necessities, but cape
the amount returned as soon as possible. A
interval, however, had but elapsed, when to his
• prise, he learned that, without offering him an:
i• curity for the money so advanced, he had be(
embarrassed, and was compelled to submit hi
fairs to his creditors. This conduct struck the
plainant as being so dishonourable, that he di,.
• hesitate to mention it very freely and very gene
on 'Change, • treating it in the manner whit
thought it deserved. These declarations soon rea
the ears of the defendant, who, upon hearing tl
certain epithet was applied in them to his char;
he, withou[ hesitation, sent Kr. Farren a dal]
• - This document the latter destroyed in as put
manner as he had previously declartti his sesuin
. by tearing it in pieces, and repeating his forme
1 , nion of the writer. Mr. Matthews being also
; .diately
_apprised of this, provided himself
horsewhip, and quickly appeared upon 'Ch
' where meeting 4r. Farren, he instantly laid the
about his shoulders. The partners and frier
each interfered, and some hard blows were exc
ed ; but of these no regular complaint was ma
Mr. Matthews readily admitted to the LORD M
that he had assaulted Mr. 1 trren ; but thoug
was well warranted in so doing, after the like
had taken with his character, and in so pu
place.—The Loan MAYOR ordered the defend
. enter into sureties, himself in two hundred pi
and two sureties in one hundred pounds each.
being- done, the parties retired.
t Maat.emtotsou-svaxer.---Saturday a dept
picture of rags and wretchedness was conve
this Ogee in a wheel-barrow, by a constable
was deprived of almost all exertion ; he was
at a late hour, lying in the street. On being
what he was ? he replied his name was
that he lived with his mother in a back kite}
No. 11, Chailes-court, Strand. A person was
diately sent there, and his mother came for hit
• • said she had missed him for three days, and
' not hear of him:—The 3lagiettate'ordered hi;
his 'mother to-be taken house in a coatis,rtusi
• plication to be made for his admission in
. Workhouse.