Star.
London, England, 1828-04-10 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM. Aram 8.

Monday evening a murder was committed at Old.
bury, near this town, the particulars of which, as coo.
municated to us, are as follow is stared that against
a collier named Stevenson, alias Billy Sugar, several
executions for debt had been issued by the OldSury
Court of Requests; but being a large and
°powerful
man, of a ferocious disposition, together with its having
been known that he had, in consequence of thee'
proceedings, for several weeks past carried about his
person an instrument, for the avowed purpose cl
attacking any person who should make an attempt to
apprehend him, a great reluctance to take him W2I
evinced by the officers of the Court. On Monday night,
however, one of them, named Horton, who was some-
what inebriated, hearing that Stevenson was at the
Whimsey public-house, proceeded thither, where he
found him amongst a large company in the kitchen.
drinking. Horton told him his business, and that he
must consider him as his ,prisoner : to this Stevenson
offered no resistance, but requested that• he might
be allowed to go home before he was taken to pri.
con: this was complied wish, and they-both proceeded
towards Stevenson's house. On going along, they were
met by a female, who advised Horton not to go, and
in consequence of her advice, he terturned to the pub.
lic-house. In a short time, Stevenson made his appear.
ante, and after sitting doyen in she kitchen for a few
minutes, he suddenly rose, and striking Horton (who
was standing w ith his back tow aids the fire) with his
kft hand, he plunged the concealed weapon with his
other hand into his body. Horton imme.sistely fell
but the comparly consi:ering it merely the effect of the
blow, no notice was taken of Stevenson, and he made his
escape. Upon picking Horton up, he stated what had
happened, and was conveyed home, where he died on
Wednesday. An lnque t has since been held on view
of the body, and a verdict of Wilful Murder was re-
turned against Stevenson. Horton has lett a prep
nant wife and five children. Stevenson has a wife and
*ix children.

INTEGRITY.—About siz years ago a merchant;
name vie forbear to mention, became bankrupt:
statement of his affairs being laid before his creditors,
showed that the effects would yield 12s. in the pound,
which was ultimately realized, and paid to all con-
cerned. In 1823, the Gentleman left Leith lor Van
Demen's Land, where Le was more successful than he
had been in this country. A Gentleman in Edir burgh
lately received a letter from him, inclosing bills suffi-
cient to pay the old deficit of Bs. in the pound, with
intetest from the time of his f.ilure, beiJes an addi.
tional sum of 3(4 to pay any contingent expenses that
may have arisen. What makes this the more praise.
worthy is, the fact that be received a full and free
discharge before leaving Scotland. It is in comempla-
tion to picent him with a piece of silver plate, to show
that, if the debtor has been honest, the creditors have
been grateful.—Sceisman.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGHAI44STREET.

TO•1110gROW. • M. a.
R. Cooper, Little Russell-street, haberdasher ... 5 11
C. T. Sykes, Charlotte•street, Rathbone-place, music-seller 5 11
J. Cook and Co. Chertsey. plumbers ... .. 3 2
J. and W. Handley, Burslem, Staffordshire, china manufact. 511
H. Cowper, Leadenball-street, commission agent .. 311
E. Putland, Globe Wharf, Peckham, coal merchant .. 311
C. Coupland, jun. Leeds, spirit merchant .. ... S 12
W. Ellard. Luton, Bedfordshire, plumber ... ... 3 12
G. Crafts, Wycombe Marsh, Buckinghamshire, paper maker 3 II
S. Carpenter, sen. Greenwich, shoemaker .. ... 3 10
T.. 7. Rear, Sloane-street, Chelsea, chymist ... .. 310
T. Goodward, Castle-street, Southwark, plasterer ... S 12
IL J. Cattley, George-street, Hanover-square, coal merchant 3 12
T. Bust, Fobbing, Essex, victualler ... _ 3 11
W. Odell, Catherine-street, boarding house keeper ... 3 10
J. Castel', West.square, Surrey. coal merchant ... 2 10
H. Brindley, Coleman.street, saddler ... .. 210
C. Slater, Leeds, factor ... . ... ... 2 1
W. Wright, Chipping Onger, Essex, wine merchant ... 2 10
IL Pratt, Cambridge, linendraper . . ... - 2 1
J. B. Gooch, George-street, Minories, merchant ... 1 1
C. Ackroyd and Co. King.street Long-acre, carpenters 1 10
J. Jones, New Bond-street, lineadraper ••• ... 1 10
J. Nokes, Westminster Bridge.road, victualler ... 1 1
M. Colman, Canterbury, bookseller ... ... 1 2
J. S. Young, High-street, Whitechapel, coachmaker .. 1 V

R. Rutlidge. Weedon Beck, N.
J. W. Coe, Bath, haberdasher
S. Porter, London, stationer
W. Ridley, Hatton-garden, carpet dealer
T. H. Smith and Co. Hatton.gar.'en, tailors
J. H. Patrons!, Clare, Suffolk, tanner
T. Mumford, Kennington-cross, coachmaster .
D. Child, Beauvoir-place, Kingsland-road, pianoforte maker I
T. and I. Phillips, Fenchurch-street, boutmakers 11
B. Troughton, Wood.street,

plumber ... II

DIED.
Monday, in Upper Grosvenor-street,. the Right Hon. Jo'
Joshua F.atl of Cary fort, K.P. in the 78th year of his age.
Monday, at Cholmondeley House, Piccadilly, aged If morel
Marcia Charlotte Emma, eldest daughter of Lord Heury Cl
ntondeley.
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Drowned, on the 4th instant, in Margate Roads, by tallies i''o
the sea while the Hon. Company's ship Watetloo, Capt. Manturg,
was preparing to anchor, Henry Stringer, Midshipman, ward t',,`
of John L. stringer, Esq. Effingham Hill, Suney.
At Kilkenny, aged 23, Ensign J. W. F. Prettejohn, eldest scr of
John Prettejohn, Esq. of Hare Hatch, Berks.

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a familiar Commentary
addressed exclusively
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Sherwood, Gilbert, and
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