Star. — London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

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When youth's gay fancies streasn'd before mine eye, I lov'd to con thy page 'Death Inornst sky ; when my dew-wet wandering feet h2d found tttp ruined tower or hermitage profound, kreath thy numbers to the silent air, And mark the soul--tbe btu loony was there! • given now, though blinded my cheek, though tempest: blow, • #14.1111/4 by thee, the fountaits•sprisgs of woe •• Case distress-.-and o'er the troubled mind •• ?tnts the diet days of pleasian left behind ; fkaitering, yet soothing with their pensive hue 7 The griefs thal preas—the sorrows that subdue— • Ati4, is I worship here, idearrise cs.-th and mingling with the skies 7.'&7.tivistg scattered hopes and sorrows past lett:4, ifs l'ir•evl r beg ‘it and toys taut ever last ! • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. , fh 4.• - OP .TITE .ODDs ON ?TIE Dr.r.tY AND 1 al. t!! to I apt c. by Orville, out of Allesretta. 10 to I act c. by Waxy, out of Mthonia. Tal'ae—lf to 1 oast c. by !Sorcerer, out of liornby Liss. , 1S t o I opt e. by Weir, out of Ringtail. Taker-18 tc 1 apt Brother to ..;tecy. to 1 zsit c . by Selim , out et Parasol. • laien-1 , to 1 asst c. by Maranon, out of Lancsabite Witch. OAKS. 'Lhen— 5 to 1 agat • Lou, by Warty. 12 to 1 apt any other. Rr_DDLESWORTII STAKES. Ti. A.. 5 to t east c. by Shrceret, out"of Hamby Lass. Ti,:on— 5 to 1 agst e. by Maranon, out of Lana hire Witch. Talton— c so 1 age Brother to Crecy. 8 to I zest c. by Wary, out of Ringtail. Mr. Ct.Aak has sold his brown colt, by Smolensko, to ti. Bwows, Esq. of Loscoe, for a large sum. 1!• . T.1=. W. GILL'S bay mare Fanny, 5-yrs-old, 12st. ffl!i. beat Mr. T. 'lstosesores bay horse, Resolute, by MorSton, 5-yrs-old, 13st. (rode by the owners), once round Richmoad Course —a fine race. • uurriiici. The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds will naeet.sw Friday, as Salt Hill, at ten ecla clo ck, if hunting weather. The Hatfield Hounds will meet on Thursday, at Breating ham ; and ou Saturday, at Symonds Hyde, at half-past ton. The East Foes Fox Hounds meet ow Thursday, at Crotch Green, Castle Heclin,tharn ; Saturday, at Troy's Wood.. Mr. Canyer's Hounds meet on Taursday, at the Whalebone, Carlow ; Sattulay, at Matching-Grew. TpSs43y the Andover terriers found a hare at Soi. , ddington Farm, which, after Lakin' the hills to. wa!tds Ashdown - •Coppice, running several rings ti*tig l .l Ship Len idd'Stioddingfon Inclosures, from thence over Cholddif.44 Rills, by the cotpxge nearly to litiLborough Pars, hiked bask hyWeit Molder ton'terwardsPark-tiouse, .then 'turning. w the right i , Vet• the open . cOtintri through Quarlorrintatidlis to the JuAper' hills, then.pasting Wallop Lodge, was killed between that place auirWinteislow Hut. The chace lasted nearly three hours. • Oartno ez litricicter.-4ince the corning of Sir B: GRAIIAIA'S hollBd3 into this part of the coun try-, it his been the resort of an unexampled number of sportsme.. Sir Bat,LuintrAm hunts the Ather stonc.country, vice Mr: Oseatntsron ; Mr. 061AL ?PAP* takes the Ghtern country, vice Mr. TuesiiAs , sbtkillswlio is gone to hunt the fen counts:) , inrlcork shire. Lord LONSDALE'i capital hounds hunt the eastern side ofthe-coupoi ; and the Puke of liv:- I f nts % rand pack liutnt 'Ave days week, figni vau e. Thej all have shwa rernaskablz fine cf-veriiosi s du:74 the season• 1. Tp.as and ccr.u...tXy Et e ;OA a best in. .47.04a4,upsopbr. and his r.nrints are all . n:cluntesi on the fipit thorough-bred horse}, :said vest .ii.uentlf race it a burst of ten attd 15 miles .v.itactst a check, Over grass grounds. Mr. 038 AL. Oiti;ost u pax popular, and spews so much polite ness tdaw! gni, that the farmers say-- ,, the days. of the lite Mitlrevr. are now returned." . Several. r ;el F ,o* . .fre established at Melte% we hear ; the ;rice of good huntets is increased at least one thir since the season commenced. A curling match took place upon Merchiston And, in tot neighbourhood of Edinburgh; oh the 29th nit. betwixt 16 of the Herchistort, and the same number of Ptimichick . Curling Clubs. After a most animated, but innocent rivalship, the honour of the day was determined in favour of the Benni cuick curlers, by 'eleven shots. The party after wards dined together in. Mr. LmosAv's, vintner. 14 nbuigh , and spent the evening in rational and, c.tanylv* friendship. Sir ALtaitassist Doer, of Newton Don, Bart. hay. ;'I obligingly tralito49 to the gentle m en o f t h e Kelso Sk i llful; Club, permission to skate upon his lochs at:Harnetfield,.the members assemble&on the West' Loch, upon New Year's Day, to enjoy that elegeast amusement. They were accompanied to the icilry a Very numerous party of Ladies from Kelso, Int whose aettiantnodation a Russian sledge had beer. pinsklect, *bleb; from its novelty, and the rapidity nof`ease otitit• mdtion (the ice being extremely instioth). totaribUted greatly to their entertainment. The weather was 'ttedrbeforily fine, and - the gay ap pearanceilrgulh'ind beauty upon the l o th, on a diltd&hted tit •Td tine' Immemorial to festivity, in Scotland; rendered the adeie altogether delightful, and interesting. &fere leafing the ice, the ladies ' partai of a'slight collation, and the members re. tc.rnect`te the Ctoss Keys to dinner, and spent the v.-mint with their wOrted harmony and good humour. Sx/iftw... an......1.--zitersday week' a hat was e:2 l: 2;tal# * t.tt'arr ik:i7 in A shton-withiq:.Matkers- EA _ci litAc d g CQ:I ;79 47t'y dr I.micager, by nine'skaters.— e It heats,Ahnee times r o un d to a heat, tOffe:t thedilkiince. of two; miles. There were two excellent feati forth& hit. amidst crowds of' spectators, who ; ,f r om a'.l, d pArts that neighbourhood. The r.-„ltc V named . i . *eh by a young man Xmas, aad ~.., _ • in 2 i l ;nire:tdl4.sattisos4 received a b ot tl e 6,: gi ; hiving come in second. Even betting before stie*.g; 1 .!;.'. after the first heat 5 to 1 on the meaner, e: 11111 FATAL I)CEL- Bow-starEE.--Yesterday morninlF, between eight and nine o'clock. Mr. THEODORE 0 CALLAGHAN, of Gerrard-street, .Sobs, and Lief avant BAILEY, of the 48th Regiment, met in a field near Chalk Farm, to fight a duel, accompanied by Lieutenant ..CitAni.Es , :} 4 Ewisotr, R. N. as second CO Mr. O'CALLAGHAN % and TitomAs Jones( PHDDLAN, as second to Lieute nant iiDWA RD BAILEY. bieurienant.BAlLzy receive* a wound in his right side, which proved fatal ;be languished for about two hours and then expiree. Mr. OTALLAIDNAN and the two seconds were takes' into custody, and brought to the Office, where thef t underwent an examination before Mr. CONANT, the Sitting Ma gistrate. Thomas Hunt, a constable of Hampstead, stated, that he was. sent for to Mr, Adams's house, near Chalk Farm, In Ingram-lane, near the Load of Hay, where he took the prisoners into custody, in conse quence of a Gentleman having been killed in a duel.' Mr. Adams, who occupies the house above alltided attended, and stated, that about nine o'clock that morning he was in his bed-room, in the act of dries , sing himszlf, when he heart the dircharge of two pistols, wnici, •r.duced him to look out of his win dow, he saw four Gentlemen is two fieldt of' his house, near Chalk Farm, whom he considered to be. in the act of fighting a dueL He finished drc2sing , himself with all possible speed, and hurried 'off to, the spot to endeavour to prevent the shots being re peated. Just as he arrived at the gate, and was in the act of getting over it, t...v0 pistols went off, he ob.. i served one of the Gentlemen who appeared to hifa to have discharged one of the pistols, to turn round, and who, he concluded, had received one of the shots. The three other Gentlemen went up to him instantly; tWoof them supported him on each side,' to prevent him from falling each of them held his arms. On his getting up to them, one of them said to him they were all friends. He saw blood running down the trowsers of the deceased profusely. The three prisoners gave him their r.arnes and addresses ; he did not see a pistol in the possession of the de ceased, or any of the prisoners. He invited the pri soners to conduct the deceased to his house, which they accordingly did. He did not observe any other person in the field where the parties were, or near the spot. The parties inquired of him if there was a house near to conduct the deceased to it? They sup ported him to witness's house, which was about 4or 500 yards off. The deceased appeared to be in a dangerous state. A surgeon was sent for with all possible speed. The deceased was laid on a sofa.in his parlour, and while he was lying there he desired Dlr. Theodore O'Callaghan to come to him, held out his hand to shake hands with him, and said he had behaved' most honourably. The deceased observed that he was sensible he was dying. After this he called the other two prisoners to him, shook hands with them, made similar observations to them, and *aid he forgave them al!. Mr. O'Callaghan, after this,event off to Flampsend to get a, coach to con vey him from his house ; in the mean time Mr. P.odd, a surgeon, of Hampstead, arrived, who, after having examined the wound, said,. it was impossible to re• Twee, kiln from where he was. The shot had entered on his right siZe, pa ised through his intenmes, and was all but passed through on the left .side, it only being kept from obtruding out by the skin. The shot had carried with it a piece of the Oath of his coat, and other garments. The deceased observed to him that the quarrel which had been the cause of the 4E4 was not originelly..cquarrglpf their own , but it had sprung out of .4 quarrel of two of their tetanal frier.ds, who wee fto have fought a duel yes terday; 441.thq Were to have been theie - secofids. Upon recollection, he would rot be lees, itive Whether it was the deceas ed or Mr. O'Callaghan who Made this observation ; he, however, enderstdodeleat it was , the Prollcr.cicall4„bar. who shot the.deceased. Ha did not Om -ye ir.y in.the possession of either of the parties., le.e. he foend two pistols lying on the labia ot. - 4 !is pprlour, r.ooe of them owned them, but ho had no doubt of their bdct . tging their!. They . eerepeoduced in the Office 'in an unloaded ,state, they were ef a lexge site ; there were no pistols there •lsefore they came into his house. The deceased lived labout two hours, or two hours and a quarter. All the prisoners paid every possible attention to the de ceased during the time he lived: He conversed with them all, particularly with Mr. Phealan, who, the deceased told him, had been his second,.or his friend, he could nee recollect which. Witness heard him -reqeest. N T . Phealan to write to his. father the full VarticUlars of the whole affair, who, he understood, lived at Limerick. The deceased had some cower satir with Re, Phealan privately, every other person i hams left the room. Mr. Phealan then went off to Landon to procure mere surgical assistance. On his return the deceased had expired. Mr. Newbolt went in the mean time to inquire for lodgings in the neigh- hourho9d. Mr. O'Callaghan went to Hampstead to procuat a coach. They all appeared anxious to do every thing for the deceased, and were not in c lined to ahscm.,4 but very readily ,surrendered. The prisoners were not called upon for any defence. The Magistrate informed than that the law-did not. make any distinction in cases of murder, all being , considered principals ; they mat all :therefore be de tained.—lt was suggested to the Magistrate, that safe custody was all probably that he would require:lto which he assented ; and it was agreed that they ahoild be kept in the watch-house till the decision of •rdle Coroner's Inquest-is known. Marmaonoupn-srtg37.—.Ate R? CIP.PAT VIS TRESS.—A. poor main ani his wife, w.hesternaciapd appearance strongly indicated their ',ant "Ortilit sit tessaiies of life, were chnged with siealig two pake of sheets froni their ready fu.-nisi id lodgings. 'ft stealing was proved by Mr. Hicks, •ht whosa koje the parties had lodged nine days. The (14 - ence that die accused mast hare starve 4 With ...hell- lithe offttprieg, but for that trine which the sittatilito duced. They had been ena‘led, sirchaiivi4e hand, to redeem one pair fmm x misr",-bcChne r the case was allowed to stead 'cm= f4,a,745t to see if the 'accused ceuid. not sid l e= the tr..hi; pair. This: was. ;Waa by She lacagtey of 11,. via the Magistrate, Mr. FARDLANT. dismissed, "-ca without imposing the penardes wnicia the4memisg Act inflicts. Haviros Gitartar.--B;UIGWOr--. C47l4ts an ill-looking fellow,, acct. bro , :ght up it cu:tnci,r..of - kichard liattaltp, atirgei of Lickard The 27th of June last, near Ghazypoor, in Bengal, of it fora., Lteot Greenhill, 17th Root ; aged e. ...j.innary 1, alied 4e Eliee, I — vih of the Rev. C. S. Hope, lort sitter of All Saints, in Derby. --- /St 'Liverpool, a:ad Vs, Captain '!hoots Galt, son of the late Captain Thomas Galt, of VS - bathroom. Sunday sz'nnight,lat Bath, tho Lady of the Rev. Dr. Price, Canon Resulantiary,od Saliebuty Cathedral, and Prebpd of At the Altsr Table, in the Church of Chester-le-street,.where attended tO +evolve tae annual gift Oven at that plate on gesie TWA Div; ?tarp Caen, 12 an advaocetrage. On the 2lst uk. in hi* 72ti n4e, the Rev. Robert Simpson, falhei of Mrs. sdlea, d Queen -street, in Wolverhampton, and 'feY dearl's" 'rah the ' Theological and Resident Tinto. of the Elkstnmes* - Cotlegid, Horton, near London. Sett Hay elfesighi; ,Aeries Stuart, }kit. Solicitor, who - fcr &aim( SO years held the office of one of tie Clerks uf the Court of Requests, Pirnibighant. Wednesday, at Pecan, •in the 93d ym.r of her age, Mrs. She ' crlier , relfet of thiste lkir:SNoeener, of Portsmouth, merchant, ittil ' , weber et the Rev. Jahn Sbt.veller. tie realised the ewer ;le of her meltal faculian,in their full vigour, to the eaid other eons and cheerful pllgritnsge. Wesday at Shelton, it the Potteries, Mr. C.hristopherWhire her.d; in the 43th year of Wage. Ifs svaa the real and tinke r...m.log lenettoierose Idea*" Coariy that vaunteth not"), the patzti--el piety st 3 bettl7llllbit ir,tegrity, the pure and undivided g=4r.eie of Sean; hewer he never had an enemy, nor did slam ger ore whisper his name. A hale constitution, aided by tcm- Ferenc', wined' to prunfse leegth of days ; bat a sudden and dreadhil attacks! Typlits. Pew r kaa; in a kw days, rut off this ratadleso character, wham) it i. as igtltoinibit not to ispeot, to lament . RAW 3:D£3.. Jest licifors and ?tors rr Ordittrr —to Od tz 5 q lten.‘ .Ct 104 to A ed 3:aritet Cag et NI t, -„ 1 IriddUzso .—::'s Sd to - to Sd '2g. Haw Is Od to s of Ebeeptkics—ro2cd, is Cd to Ss C42,—Dcweg, ks Ll. t, cs ut Sbearr.r.g, cs,od to Co cd..-Lizabs, co od to o f :,4 - FRICi: OF LI'ATIMR. -- Eldto2lF ......Ltd to 2C , 1 to 1?: to !. to Putts, 50 to ;Ms tr.t. Ditto, - x 1561 be eszh Dressing Hides Fine Coach Meet.. CT°, 35 to Ults or aitiis; Ditto 45 to 50101...... ...... . Calf Skirts, :a to 441 be Ditto AO to to ~1 Ditto 70 to ......... Ed to . Small Seals (GroalLind) .......»..........»...^!+d to 2.1 Large :111v) . • per dozen GO% to 7.1. Tanned Horse-Bid's lsd to 1 I Spositi. Rorie ..... ... . . .... 17d to 2.,1 COAL 2.111 /MET, • Sit:rs at Market Skips Sold ft Newest!. . • 20 10 Sunderland 0 lacin Maio Coal 0 3!: Si P.: -e. Z", 015 s Cd. • . . . Last week a poor labouring man, narncl man, who resipear Pezze Duhvic:l ; Surcy, going about sit - O'clock in the mornirg to his d _ employ, when fellow leaped out of a thic'. 7 : - . and struck him with a bludgeon a trenansinns on the back of his head, which brought hr. t• ground ; and while in that situation the villain rc.. him of seven-pence halfpenny, a knife, and a LI which contained his food for the cLay. we a.-e sorry to say, lies ill from the elect One day in convony a shining &Ile, To thew hew far she could in wit oval, Thus, to a Gentleman, was heard to " I mistake not, &r, the other dm " Your Hair was Red, and now " And does ies jGreasineedcuiruhol:-,- LAI " Batt I suppose," (then archly look ti " If we inspect it, dy'd it wit', be io n r2," •-• " True," taieslie Gent, " and when I saw 7: 6-, " Your Hair, naithought, was of a greyish "Yesitles; 'twee lank a•,d thin, and n. 64 not C. And Dow, but for year tone :e, I !nave mind ". In you the se!f-same fatly, whore it e 7 hair, " Cf late had noel- driv'n ycu to dtb:33-; " Brt ,saitrwea faired flant, ar d his Dye, " Nave werk . 4 strange wonders bc.h in sou std Time Cent in triumph fatigh'd the Lady uousnic.. Hung dcwn her herd abseil, a cue ecialoancten. The aiscvelnet are feuded on het, sad the eel i..• r.ur. : seen and reference give, e to the nrrher, by irts;yirg at ne prieters, 43, Garrard -sheet, Spho-squase, LoOsko. Atleason's Bold, for the fir:•e•h of the IL:r, end sees Dye for changing the colour, raid by most esuthair-drosses lawn and (bonny. • Notittot meth tett itertiktivita.—Mmre:A:„. " IMO! Uslic Lall. *bee btu v#ol Wattle' TI E Gots( system of Furies is to C.tifine within the betted., mod was to misdate the Pdssisciost oorreotT 4 ant ibsubUtlintto they imptturessty destiny those barrivrt iteligjvn ant Morality have wade sacred; to stab but so' • htlite them amtks the" Imes if Piodeoce, but ealculud their eferveiconee. ' livery disorganization pt dpi !woman (mine requires rest ter rdical knowledge. to trntedy,. aiLd the public ',chart' Is pro" st I sleben Prof...novel men (dooregardsag the suggestions et t c 11, si,;u3 and Witt steed) devote their studies to the trOUR3S3te those complaints genevatei• by imprudence._ and the th.lG!icet the 1:1141130S at en noyaarded moment. •• The prengtt. of tioo consists in the health of the people ;" but is is anelsoetwly :s reflect oe the daily acrifue to the 1Z11 1 3,311011 of watch,' elnPrN ci.m, and to counts tact as far as poss.ble its further r.sagrs; offer to suffering hJniatity, the result of our own er,,erii iti de various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of site, truly acquired at school, before Stetson has asserted hell& over the n.ind;, will, in tootemplat int his powerless .ire become siocepithic of enlivening sensatiens, re knowing thin :he mot ecolpi:cated state of relies/sums nr.l be rooted imo manly teci.. Intense study—immoderate anxisity—elosag restdenee 13 climes, and mail u:her causes, wil,freseent!y &mange the •41/. woos sr sr tu ; in st.ch casts we can hold cut an aseqrante animation, bi semedies wl.ich have bog answered the sarp.iw hopes of patients of both sexes. 7 hat bane to human happiness tux, Vlllll.llll, can now be treated Zemiessly. the improved mime of . 11feassal Wee.* tizt:es dionited Its antidote of those distresses. properties tb.t so rendered its exhibition uncertain and harass:mg. We best er,..!st our method by observing to patients ;aboortog under thu teaseib that a few days only are I eqeired far the Se 00•11 of rail omP toms; that the snort inseurrate case will yiell to au trouts within a mutate, and that in a person who Got, sespocts kneel iclurede tile disease may he prevented altogether from appear rii %similar remarit'applhes to esserethertiorsemonseet • of dated , ' entire system, as weakness', ulevrations.hc. espsetgJly str csicis obstinate cues of which are daily t tanned without the our of cam irk or stimulants. Some pecni.arnies incidental to the sone:et. havens escaped our attention; in which mikinese con.issed eta ellicacy haa.superseded the means osual/y adopted. In hoe, vs sys.sona is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently lA-cants/ ftlutated in this our native city; schooled in our psofessiGel attehmeet by its splendid medical characters; sad lta•loS bail able, personally, to companivrith adr.dratiou the Britt.h ur;sei price ;re, with the continental, *or pettensiona to stlistionty a branch we have selected) ere matured by experience, shrift ettiocei by toe daily applications we receive, even from dr.ast CausgrLalL GOSS and Co. M. R. G. Surge(4‘.• it, Pouterle.:tree, nett- .-!te-et:-1--,cc-ci-oiT. For the rental etc:my:mod:lon tee do eat Ilmft nt•T•t 'et to owed periado at practice, but may M teenheJ at zit ream , — ab 4 ha t er..—Cooutry Pawn:4 are requested to ,:'werihe nlintee tbetr syorptesrt, Scc. m h. o ntedtclr.g, will advice, wii, Iv ^ , t e' die* femora...l to any part of de Ungdoot —A Back-mu S e.apected to teetervlry the rate. PRIC OF snsc Rank Stock Reduced 811 -pa bona. 8011 81 ex. div. per Cent. 9913 Ntrylos;llot et. My. I l ona Anal. 20; 15-16. Ina* reads 105 IC•4 Uxcb.i3pit (241.'19 Ditto (21d) 28 1t.5 28. Mao 01) ac.BlZifii LOtT,..tic.**.ets IN. 11,101 WATIM AT LONDON 11X113616 TO•2•10.130 4. • ndne - - Si valomtdo aim 6 Aitcrnotis - - - . fi a.....-- ,-- 7 LOND4SI`r; Lipt 4 and u.1.:11.1 1 )i-d by. nl7, — l,. S;:irit .41-1; Maple, lanclicett-ettho-King's Arms, Gray's Inn-lane, with havingliirearionsly and feloniously broke open his dwelling-house on Saturday morning last, with a;visttent to rpb the lame. The prisoner was com mitted for trial. Wonstrie-sTBEET.—john May, apprehended by Grittori, the officer, was yesterday examined before Vin.talimDsekrssoN, Esq. on the following charge ofhighway rob'oe: - y. On the Bth of December Jo- Froob. Gallaway, a silk-weaver, in Bethnal-green, . Abo ut eleven o'clock at night, was going through wn-street, Finsbury-square, when he was attacked by four men, who dragged him through the mud, and robbed him of a bag containing eighty yards of ,silk; he grappled with one of them, who was secured, and conveyed to the watch-house, two more were subsequently taken, and the three were fully com mitted from, this Office. The prisoner was now sworn to by the prosecutor's son, and by Chrke, a consta ble, who came to Mr. Gallaway's assistance.—Fully committed for trial. . . 1 . • On Sunday mornir.g, between twelve and one o'clock, while the family were at church, the dwel ling-hone of Mr. B. Lancaster, No. -9, Chester-place, :Kennington, was entered at the kitchen .door in the area, and a quantity of silver pla:c, comistitigitf ',navy, table, and dessert spoons, and other articles, were stolen. The robbery is supposed to have bean . committed by a scFpicious looking man, who was, • observed lusting about the neighhuurhood during the morning. . On Friday last, betwaemnine and ten o'clock nt night, a boy named William Thompson was stopped on the Waterloo Bridge road, leading frem Stam ford-street, by two men.; one of them struck him a violent blow on the head, and held his hand over his Incudi, while the other took a half-crcvm piece from him, which was'all the money he had about him.— One of the fellows said, 0. D—m him, let's kill him," the other said, " No, him, throw him into the ditch." After beating him till he was totally bereft of his senses, therthrew him into the garden of Mr. Bickerton, Overseer:Of Lambeth. Two hours afcr a person was passing, heard a groaning, and having procured a light, discovered the boy, ‘..ho is cnly ten veers of age, in the state described. He was eon - veyed, by the Overseer's orders, - to his friends, by ,Birch, the beadle of Lambeth. At a late hour on Tuesday night, the Police Pa , trole, in going their rounds in Bridgegate, Glasgow, found a woman lying there in a state of drtinkenne , :s and idsensibility, thinly clad, and drenched with rain; and, being conveyed to the Police-Office, the Medical gentleman of the establishment was instantly I sent for, and arrived etpeditiously ; but the poor wretch had, in the mean time, breathed her last. There were no marks of violence upon her person, and her death is attribited to the circumstances above-men -1 tioned, added to her dissolute habit of life and con stitutional debility. t Thursday aninquest W2S held 'at the Royal Hos pital, at Haslar, before JOSIPIt Galva, Esq. Coroner, on the body of George Wood, late a seaman of his Majesty's ship Vengeur, who was accidentally that through the body, while asleep in his hammock, on d i board the Hawk tender to the Vturur) during a mire after smu lers, at the back of the Isle cf Wight, on the 1 of December last, in' consequence of which wound he died in the above Hospital - on the 4th instant: Verdict—Accidentally shot .tlraugA the carelessness and fzsprover conduct if Wilic:sis Hol land, seaman, of the sash skip.' Jammy and fiesiere--412Ppy couple in lowly life, who hale lived together, Os these names as man and wife, at colasbill, for the last twenty years, got an humble living as drovers. Hester, though long ac - ctistomed to drive herned.cattle, was deemed faithful tai jemmti bed, and a short time AgO they were inu wally blessed with a pledge pf :their: happy lbves. Hester %vas brought to bed or a fine child, and Jemmy was the kindest c.flathers. , A rely dayi ago Jemmy was taken ill and 'died ; and the. neighbours, in per forming the last ceremonies fat_ the deed, discovered that Jemmy teas a -seaman ! Tbe"wicroni bewitched remains inconsolable with lierlat4triess dull! She has since confessed that her hatband was her sister ! Hester is again" is a ihriviaguay ' BIRTHS. 'Yeattrday, the Lay Of 0. IL Fretting, Req. of the General Post-offiee of a no. • The 7th inst. the Lidy of Capt. Rosner, Ito; truitery, of a daughter. The sth inst. at Dunbar, Mrs. Capt. Htoster, of • Oill-born daughter. MARRIED. Iliesday, at Ennis, Charles De Ramon; Esq. Lieutenant in the SOth Eqiment of Light Dragoon', to Miss Hickey, only daughter of 11gichnot Hickey, Esq. of Chureb.street, in that town. At Edinburgh, on the 6th inst. Edward Poore, Esq. to Agnes, -third daughter of Sir John illairjr) rib 4rks Bart. 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