Star.
London, England, 1826-05-10 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Catherine Brickley, one of the frail sisterhood, was charged with
disencumbering a wine-merchant in the City of a valuable gold
chronometer and appendages, value sixty-five guineas, during a so-
journ at a house in Coventry-street. The prisoner was traced to a
house in Cross-street, St. James's, from which she made her escape
across a must dangerous parapet into the room of a bed-ridden yid
woman, where she was captured. The prisoner treated the ',bole
affair with the utmost indifference, and said in her defence, that
she thought it was a pity to disturb the wine-merchant, be was in so
sweet a sleep when she left him; and the reason she did leave hint
was, that her time had arrived for fulfilling a prior engagement she
had made with a Gentleman in the law, and whom she did not
wish to keep waiting: and this was all she had to say about the
matter.--She was remanded.

LAIIII32TH-STRERT.

J. Grant, alias Brotherton, was charged with burglary in the house
of Mr. Malcolm, at Itatcliff.

It appeared that Eliza Douglas, with whom he cohabited, was
apprehended on a charge of felony, and while in the lock-up room.
Grant was placed there on a charge of assault. when he swore her
to silence ou the present transaction. Her parents however coming
soon after to town, and finding her in confinement, interrogated her
with regard to Grant, when after a time she confessed the present
transaction, and in consequence he was apprehended, and fully
committed.

The parish of St. George, Southwark, entered into a
subscription yesterday for the relief of the disttessed
manufacturers.—Seventy pounds was collected for the
same purpose, on Sunday evening, at Claremont Cha-
pel, Pentonville.—A subscription is going on at Ripon.
EXECUTIONS.—Saturday se'naight, thtee unfortunate
culprits underwent the awful sentence tl e law, in
front of Clonmel county gaol, one of them Mamas
Alutphy) being convicted at the last Assizes cf the ab-
duction of Mary Shea, and the other two (Daniel Melly
and William Hackett) of an assault on Michael Plielait
and Richard Purcell, with an intent to make the former
quit his place of residence, and the latter his employ.
ment : and at twelve o'clock on Monday se'nnight,
Patrick Leanly and Patrick Connors, cony ced of
house-burning at Grallah, expiated their crime on the
same scaffold, in pursuance of their sentence.
Two inques:s were on Monday held. on the bodies or
children burnt to death ;one on that nlJane Towi.s
aged five years, at Ole Triumphant Chatiot, Pembroke
Mews ; the other on that of Susanna Smith, aged three
years, at the Westminster Infirmary, Pimlico. Botts
acciden's happened in the temporary absence of their
me hers, and in both cases verdicts of Accidental Death
were returned.

DIED. •
On the 7th init. at the house of her nephew, H. Darlot, Esq.
Finchley, at an advanced age, Mrs. Elisabeth Johnston.
Rev. W. Gray, M.A. one of the Senior Vicars of Lincoln Cathe-
dral, aged fa.
My. Nicholas CorseUis, of Wivenhoe, aged $4 ; one of the
Magistrates of Essex.
Rev. Hebert Butler, of Inkpen Rettory, aged 74.
At Fiborey Cottage, sear Worcester, thf Rev. Jul.a Price, Vicar
Tibbertoo, Worcestershire, and of Quinton, Glqucester hire.

In the Close of Eseter, aged 77, the Rev. Thomas Johnt s, M.A.
Chancellor and one of the Canons of the Cathedral Church of Exeter,
Archdeacon of Barnstaple, and Rector of Leaant. in Cornwall.
At Conan House, on the fad ult. after a lortui‘hes illnrs, Sir
Hector Mackenzie, Hart. Lord Lieutenant of the county of Ross.

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