Star.
London, England, 1828-11-26 00:00:00

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Jwph Cofrag, a dustman, was charged with assaulting Mr. jskg
Howe, a Methodist Preacher, at a licensed M. Ling hot .e, near
Kent-.trees. Mr. Howe re4retted the necessity at alsearing
a complaint against any of his felliw•creatures. • ten- d.ys aM
as he was pas►ing along homewards. Coleask sets,' him by see
collar, and said, Ah ! ha! my master, I base caught you At last,"
" lie then," continued the complainant. " beat me lainuteci;al:T,
and the boys in the street followed me home."
The Magistrate called upon Coleasb to procurebail teamster
the charge at the Sessions.

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TH2 FANCT.—DICK CURT/a• AND PERKI\II.-142
second deposit for this fight for £lOO a-side, was made good he
night at the Castle Tavern, Holborn, in the pres-nce of a Kraig
muster of the Fancy. •
• UNCAMM 0 e COG Neil IL—The rumber of pesos.
carrying non business in L"ndon of the none of SiA if
ictually five. Anndred -a#4 forty-nine!
An iniikeepei-at lisistol, wbo, by copitins libation; si
the bottle, had rather tinged his.vivage, .was asked by
an Alderman of the city how much it had cast nisi ce
paint his nose ? " Catei say, Sir, as it, is not yetigished."
Upwards of thirty thousand . pears were, diving the
last autumn, gathered from a single Dee, et no serf
extraordinary size, in the garden. of David Maitland
Makgill, Esq. of Rankeilourl— Scots Paper.
thtsiuson—Owing to the present nigh price of bread,
and the anticipation that provisions generally will be
very dear diving the winter season, the Lords in trait
this town have re-opened the extensive waist's under
the, mpg ket place, and stowed therein about one thousand
bushels of potatoes, in order to give away, or sell at e
cheap rate to the poor inhabitants, as circumstances may
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require.
Yesterday evening an Inquisition was token. at the
King's Head, Swan-lane, Thames-street, upon view of
the body of a female child, aged 10 years, named Anal
Kelbeck. It appeared that a number of Children) were
playing about the coal barges in the River, and that a
boy's hat fell into the water, and the deceased ran doin
the steps to prevent the hat being carried away, when
she missed her feet, and was precipitated into the water.
Verdict—Accidental D4ath.
Yesterday an invest was held at St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, on the body of Martha dikes, aged 70. The
deceased was crossing the road at Ludgate hill, whiv
she was knocked down by Amin who was rminirtrafts,
a stage coach, and her collar bone *as .Istalieo.
man was not known.—Verdict!. Accidental peath.

Yesterday after noon, during the temporary ab•ence
of Mr. and Mrs. Atte, who keep a cot;£ecti.'ner'• sbnp
in Tottenham-court-mak their bedroom was entered
by means of skeleton keys, and about 351. in silver, two
gold rings, a lady's gold neck-chain, and several silver
ornaments wars car. ied off. •

A che•not•tree, at Fortworth, in Gioucegershire,
Bfty•two fees in circumference, is provrd to have
existed. since the year 1150, at which. ;ime it had
recvived,the a,ppellatioa of. the GICAt Chesnut of Etta-
worth.

A CHEAP Mum !—Three women a short time ag°
dined plentifully at a public•house on the Sanihril in
Newcastle, off a beatment of sprat, price one halfpenny,
and a third of a beatment of potatoes, price one lull-
penny—total, Id.!!!
Fine green peas were sold last week at Winslow
market, the proeuce of a second crop grown this year
on the same land.

The skin of a noble lion was sent me (says Mai r
DaNUAM) by the Skerkh (ot Bornou), measuring t om
the tail to the nose 14 feet two inches. He had de-
vowed four slaves, and was at last taken by the follow-
ing sit atagem s—The inhabitants assembled together.
and. with loud cries and noises, diem him film the
place where he had last feasted; they then d.'g a my
deep circular hole. armed with sharp pointed ,takes:
this they most cunningly coveted over with stalks of
grain—a bundle of straw, envelore lin a robe, was la d
over the spar, to which a gentle mi eon, like that of a
man turning in sleep, was occasionally given by wens
of a line carried to some distance. On their qtlitt.thL
the spot,•and the noise ceasing, the lion returned to hes
haunt, and was observed watching his trap for serener
eight hours, by degrees approaching closer and closet ;
and at length 'he made a dreadful spring oa his sup-
posed prey, and was precipitated to the bottom ef the
pit. The Bornouese now rushed to the spot, and be-
fore he coultincover himself 'dispatched him M ith their
spears.

MARRIED.
• At Thuscosube, Gloucestershire, the Rev. John Egerton Rath-
bone, M.A. Fewer of New College. Oxford, and Vico of Row
fordellueox. to Arabella, second daughter of the fete Edward
Francis Casfol2. Req. of Irtlklass llall, Osfordshite.

DIED.
At Dharwar In the East Indies, on the 26th of Thy last, .(43s
MaWall& &q. 4 the Civil Service of the East India Cottionl.
Jouttls sou of Adam Malthus!, Rm. of Dundreunao.
At Weigle.", Yorkshire, aged 70, the liev. JAS. COstObadit. al. •1•
formerly
.Fellow and Tutor of Jesus College, Cottbrolga.

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