Star.
London, England, 1827-04-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The ltit IFlussare, at Brighton, received orders on Thursday; to
march from there on Wednesday nest (or Hounslow. where they
will be joined by three troops from Canterbury. and will be in-
spected on the sorb instant by his Grace the Duke of Wawnotou
after which they are to proceed to Liverpool. to embark for Ireland:
Revaw.—Tkursday morning, the 7th Hunan. commanded by
Colonel Faunas, were inspected on Hoonsiow Heath, by the Duke
of Wxl.4mertru, who arrived on the ground at a quarter before ten.
The Regiment welt through the ordinary manauvres with great
precision and accuracy, and we may venture to say, that a liner
Light Cavalry Corps does not exist.
Saturday, a detachment of the 74th Regiment, embarked at
Leith on beard the Queen Charlotte, for Loudon, whence it will
proceed forthwith to join the Head-quarters of the service corn.
panics of the corps at Halifax, Nova Scotia.

MILITARY PROMOTION&
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Anus. 11.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major-Omura! George Wulff to
be Colonel-C.ommandant, eke Douglas, deceased.
Commission in the Warwickshire aliment of Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of -Warwick t--
Edward Bolton King, Req. to be Captain, vice lowboy, promoted.

tOßol4Efii
Thursdrit beetling oin ;nqui,iiiiin *di reiteti
141 iumphant Chatiut, Pernbrpke•nievre, ©meet tor: -
[Slice, before T. Iltoos, Esq. the Cormier, on 4410 of
the body oft fine yotirig man, Aided Ad2hl Water
aged 27 years, who time to his death wider the folk/W.
ing tircumsterfc'es— •
Thomas Stmonere stated, that he haft a iota le tise aelplite of
Mrs. lawsby, of the- King's-road, Mehra. Nitwit knew she &-
ceased, who was his fellow workman; Thursday last, trimaran
the deceased, and ethers, were II the work-Varsl, removing a tier if
Yorkshire paiemeit,with 'block in the otiddle,whith dtifortstnetelf
gave way, afid a piece of the stone fannies the deceased's lig, boo
rated it in the suet frightful manner, The Amused was *Med Into
the house; he was partly insenilbie firma estate pain:
a medical Gentleman, residing hi the neigtbourisood, wee
prized of the accident, and his iMmediate aitiodence
He, however, declined coming till he Kati dfdkd.Z;
elapse of half an bout /dr. Fletcher came, and bavl.
glanced at the unfortsnate nun's limb over the aught%
it broken, and advised him to be conveyed to St. Genres
The deceased was accordingly placed Ins coach aid conveyed •
Coroner—On the surgeon's whil, did be net eseeetbe MAIN
to be removed to examine the Muter, ef the logl _ •
Witness--He did not, Sir; be only rimed Ms bane mi dto
over the stocking.
Jarer—Was the stocking wonted II- •
Witness--lit was, Sir. • . •
Both the Caliber and Jury animadverted in the
on the gram misconduct, end indeed cruelty, of the medical-m*IIN
not alleviating the anguish anti poor aims, in, removing the sit.-
log, whieli, froth being worsted, smut hive considerably biked
the Umb In adhering to the lacerated flesh, from the time do milk
dint meowed tin hie arrival at the Hospital:
Mr. Rickard Besisells House Surgeon to the Hospital, stated that
examined the decesied on his admiission ; tM kit leg was bee.
rated ircdi tbi knee to tisa ankle, considerable irlismorition was
' about the wound; orrery riling proper was done, bet mortise
of the let toot plate, and eittinded rapidly. The deceestd.assit
woke It, and nkimatelv died on Wedadsday osornloi., •
Coroner—Pray, Sir, was the limb broken/
Witness—lt was not, Sir.
Juror- -In your °Onion, war the inffantmetiott almond bt the
stocking adhering to the flesh for some considerable dam? i•
Witness—lt was chiefly caused by that eircumsrenCe..
The Jury again warmly commented on the amitosis conduCt,
who had plainly not examined the lei at all, as be stated it to bale
been fractured, whereas it was oat.
A verdict of "-Accidental Dottie *as redorded, with a &Maud
of one staffing oe the stow., . , .
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT

WillowLT MN. Davey was apposed by Mr. Pock:lca, on behalf
of a pose widow woman, of the name of Martha Hutchins, on the
groused of fraud. The opposieg creditor being sworn, laid, that the
prisoner came to her on the ad of January last, and suppilciled her
to Set him have the sum of £135 for the most urgent purpose;
which, if she would do, he would deposit the lease of his house In
her possession. At first she hesitated but seeing him shed tears, she
was moved to compassion and lent him the money (all she bad) in
Bank of England notes, and the insolvent depotited the lease in her
hands. In about 10 or 12 days afterwards.the insolvent rrturst•to
ker. and asked her to let Mm have the lease, which be wished m
mortgage, in order to return the money she had advanced. She
believed his story, and readily gave hint the lease ; but; frdot that
time to this, she bad neither got the money nor the lease; ind
Is
appeared he had assigned the lease over to other persons.
Mr. HRLTIS, for the insolvent, contended, that although he could
apt justify his client's conduct, still it did not come whirls thug toms-
leg of the Act, the opposing creditor having parted with bet motley
for a valuable consideration, which she afterwards, at the insOlvent •
mower, returned to him.
Mr. Commissioner Bowes said, be deeply lamented that, ender
the exbang Act of Parliament, he could not punish the insolvent;
be certainly went out of Court with no credit to himself, and be
was reluctantly obliged to pronounce bis discharge.
The Matters of the PiTITIOM and Solon:ma; of the Palmas*
hereinafter named (the same having been illed in the Court), am
appointed to be heard at the Court-house, in Portugal-etreete
Lincoln's on Toessoar, the 3d of May,at Nine in the

Forenoon.
Timms Dewed,' Waaes-pkce, rile End-road, haymaker.
Samuel Odell, Rickmanswertb, Hefts, plumber.
Francis Little, Bear-yard, Lbws Inn-Selds, and Yorkshire
Gieryard Ragie.strvet, Red Llemeloare, eosehmaker.
James Tweed, Globe-lane, Mile Easl-road, cabinet maker, &c.
Rickard Constable, Old-street-road, broker, ate.
William Childs, Suffolk-street, Pancras, labourer, &c.
Robert Bowman, Wardour-street, cabinet maker.
Thomas Morris, Harlow, Rises, shoemaker.
George Mackenzie, Bridgewater.strret, Somers' Town, accountant
and general agent.
William Shaw, Marsden, near HuddersaelJ, woollen manufacturer.
David Wright. Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell, dealer in eld build-
ing materials.
Barton, Grub-street, out of business.
Anthony Crosby, Dorrington.street, Gray's-inn-lane, writingrelerk.
Thomas Thompson, Prospect-plate, Lambeth, out of business.
klesbach Ferris, alyford•green, near Guildford, butcher, ate.

Gt..isoow.—Sunday morning. a boy-about six years
of age, got access to ti bottle of spirits, of which he
drank to such an excess, during the temporary absence
of his father, that on the return of the latter, he was
found lying on the floor totally insensible. He continued
in convulsions till ten o'clock at night, when he expired.
Wednesday, a large quantity of plate was stolen
from the butler's pantry of Mr. HIIMPHETS, Wimpole•
street.
Yesterday morning, between three and four o'clock,
a fire broke out in the house of Mr. HUOMAW, tallow-
chandler, Shoemaker-row, Broadway, Ludgate-hill.—
The flaMes, which first appeared in the cellar, spread
with great fury, and soon enveloped the shop in one
body of flame and smoke. An alarm was given imme-
diately on the fire being discovered; but the inmates
'found it impessible to escape, by proceeding down
stairs, owing -to the immense body of fire and
smoke making its progress upwards. The family
were, consequently, in the greatest distress, and
were seen imploring assistance at the windows, al-
most in a state of nudity. They were, however,
ultimately rescued from their impending danger
through the attic window, thereby making their
way over the adjoining houses. The prompt artiVal of
the engines prevented the fire from making much pro-
gress; and the firemen, finally, succeeded iu extinguish-
ing it, but not before considerable damage was done to
the building, and two houses adjoining in Cobb's court.
The following is only one of the many robberies
which have lately taken place in the neighbourhood •
Clerkenwell. Yesterday morning, a younglads named
James, residing in Easton-street, was sent to purchase
two half-quartern loaves at a baker's in Leather-lane.
A boy about twelve years of age met him in Air. street-
hill, and gave him a penny to go to a shop, pointing to
one opposite, where he might purchase a bird for that
sum, offering to take care of the loaves in the meantime.
The lad did as he was desired, but on his return found
that the young thief had decamped with his loaves.
Yesterday evening a prisoner in the Fleet, of the
name of ALLEN, in a state of intoxication, was descend.
ing the cerise staircase, and losing his equilibrium, fell
over the iron balustrade from the third gallery to the
basement story, a height of about forty feet, without
sustaining any injury. By those who witnessed the
accident, he is described to have fallen like a sack of
sswdust, and to have alighted on his back. Long before
any one could teach him he raised himself up without
assistance, and exclaiming, with a•lend laugh, that he
was not hurt, walked steadily away to his own room,
where he was soon afterwards examined by a medical
inmate, Who seemed to think that no bad result would
ensue, but, as a measure of precaution, bled him-