Star.
London, England, 1810-09-25 00:00:00

0:INBURG11, SEPTEMBER 20.

Yesterday a shocking accident occurred in a pump
maker's raid, at d.:lead of the West Port. While
some children were at play, a large pump fell on the
beast of a fine girl. about ten years of age, and killed
boc on the spot.. TiiC girl had not keen ten minutes
out other .parents' house, when. they,receired the rm.;
lancboly•tidingst .
`Saturday night, as a gentleman was coming. into
the town from Duddingstone, a fellow met him a little
beyond Jock's Lodge, with a pistol In his hand, and
demanded his purse s the gentleman not willing to
comply gave him a bIOW rnili his Stick, Upon which
the fellow discharged his .pistel at him, and then
siade off.

Monday, as a man was purchasing butcher meat
one of the stalls in the Fieslunarket, Leith, he was'
attacked'by an ox, and so dieadfully gored that hie
life is despaired of.
11/2f.onday, a poor woman went into a blacksmith's,
shop'in 'Leith, to ask the master'of the shop Why he
llVusect hkr son, who is hls apprentice? he tutnect
Mind in a pasiott;•and struck the Woman on the arm,
and broke it in places.
triday List, a young man, a weaver, belonging to
Largs, was drowned, while bathing off 'that place.

- CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE.
GL Ammw, SATOIDAV, Ssrr. 15.—"Igner Baird and
Helm Manila or /Kvcienzie,'accused, the farmer ih
getting out work from warehouses in Paisley under
false names, and the latter of exciting her to the crime,
and of resetting the goods. After several witnesses
'were examined, the Jury were inclosed, who returned
a verdict finding Baird Gnilty, and Manson Not
Guilty. Baird was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment in Bridewell.

The Jury in the case of James and Henry Gallagher,
for a riot at Poliockshaws, returned a verdict of
Guilty. James Gallogher was sentenced to one year's
imprisonment in Paisley goal, and to find security
tdr-1159, for his good behaviotn- for two years. Henry
Galloglier six months imprisonment, and to find se-
entity for his.goc-rd behaviour for two years, under
the yenaltr.of £3O. _
-Robert .J4elr6n, carter, for culpable homicide. The
sentence of the Court was, that he be imprisoned in
the tolbooth for one month. _ _

• Sindair Baird, for stealing cloth from a bkachfield.
The sentence was fransportation for 14 years. -
This ended tlle. criminal busideis. The Court heard
some appeals, Which finished the Western Circuit.
. Sen.. IW.-, The CircUit Court of Justiciary
was opened hese On Monday last by the Right -Ho.
nbprable Lord Haunt. n. There was no critizittal
bUsiness before the Court, and this ends the Sem!)
'circuit.

A plillanthropit begs to communicate tothe world,
the tolkiiving simple Remedy for the Gravel : .
Dim:at-2 c: aik;uttt priffraral Natress in a part of ad
graicr, and jhe half 'llia quantity in the coarse of the day. Con-
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lick( - fey

crone Ibis mcdt .4:e for a few days, and that painful complaint wilt I ,- - I -
birdislotiged. h may be taken at any hour, hut is best after a meal. !'lsigned by O'Connorj, for two pounds—and said , and disease, stated that the child in—qi;estion had slept
ale greatem martyrs ma this dis;rtier have been perfectly relieved 4 Mrs. T. would have the goo;ness to give him the ! two nights at Mrs.' Rutter's liable,' after which time
by thh simple reruetty. 1 difference, the medicines came to about 17s. She gave 1 she lett it, and they had since seen her in several parts
There is. no quarke.zy in the preceding prescription, I him die Tff reWee9 and added many thanks for his re- of the town in a most deplorable situatien. Mrs. Rut-
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11111C11 is oared to inatAind from a feeling of humanity.. commendation; &c. The draft was sent to Mr. Coutts, i ter, in her defence, stated, that the child. was g blou ht
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Friday, was committed- to- Reading county goal, and immediately found to be a forgery. The gar. 1 home by one of the girls who lived in her house? by
by Mr. Thoinas FOster,.gent. Mayor of Maidenhead, detter;Of .cottrse never called for the Medicines. i whoni she Was fonnd walking the streets destitute of
James Roberts, charged on the oaths of Edmund War-1 A few days ago, a man of gebteet appearance, lodging, and that ihe hadtept her two dayi out of
sling, and others, on suspicion of having stolen eigh- • pretending to 'be an agent in a Mercantile house in humanity. , Under these circumstances the Mails-
teen cheeses but of the premises of the said 'Edmund the neighbourhood of the Minories, and having con- ' trate said he .cOnld do nothing more with respect to.,
Wading, in the' parish of Waraeld. Also, for fur- fieatiotis in Portugal, called on an elderly lady in - the child, bat would hold Mrs. Rutter to bail for
tiler esatniaa!ion, James Oise, of East-Woodhay„ Whitechtipel, when he appeared to be fully acquaint- keePing a disorderly house i and she not being able ,
• Idar.ts, horse-dealer, (laird on oath, on suspicion ed-with her circumstances, and desired her to accom. to procure bail, was committed to the 'House o-f COr- ,
ritE having lately, with two others, toleti a'geling, pany him to America.square, where she might re- . section., ' . I
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ip Surrey, which he sold' on the, tenth shistant in ceive a sum of- money she bad long been in expects- 1 • Benjamin Parma:, a salesman of hay and straw, was
Cslirreesterthire. • , . tion of. Being 'infirm', she sent, a female fl ;end, and convicted before the SittingMaristrates of having de.
ippened at Sit tingbourne, w
Sitting .., • . ~ • . •
- - - as induced to let "him have three guineas and a livered to Messrs. Addis, Johnson, and Addis; twoitv-
childre n were at play
half, as lie-said-he Should want change ready where z:x trusses of one load.bf ,clover, which were under -
•4t, a boyabout 12 •
he was going for the mOne'r, when after walk otg fifty-sir pounds weight each, as required blithe sta.! ,
‘left loaded, and a short distance, he left her m the street, promising cute. He iv Ai lined-11i -the full penalty of.-sal 10s. 1
Lafter several to rerun' Wittt the money in a .few minutes; but being at tisti•ate ofiSi:'-per mess. 'rhe'saleiman has
4t at lasi went which hilaileld .ht doing.• He has not been since. !it:4l44of* jpif 'leanest froin the grower of the
. • • heard of. • 'Clover. -.'-' i' 1 r''' n' -'

A melancholy accident happened at
'Kantor cm Saturday last. Some cItOCIRI
ii#Vo :Mom Sogetiteg, when the eldest, a
saa Anokupla gun that was let
pmepitici at ,k44qmpanions ; when
me ectital attempts'to pull the trigger,
off, and killed rwakf them on the spot.