Star.
London, England, 1823-10-18 00:00:00

CORONER'S MQUESr.

LAM2NTAitlrOccoßßEt4or...—Thursday evening,
eight o'clock, a Coroner's Inquest was held tvivi
InomAs STIRLING, Esq. at the Pitt's Ilead, in Climixt
land-street, Portman-square, on the Lody of Mrs. Ep,
nor Jane Maitland, aged twenty two, %, ife of C 4 pt,l
Maitland, and daughter-in-law r.f• the General of thit
name.—lt appeared from the evidence, that the e,
ceased, on Wednesday, expressed a u ish to he thessti
early, in order that she might meet Captain Maitlao,
who was then expected from the Tower. She paruzi
of some gruel, and shortly after was seized with a
lent spasmodic affection, which she was subject to,iczt
warm brandy and water was given to her, and =he w. 4
laid on a sofa. Medical attendance was also called
but deceased expired before they arrived.
The Jury, after hearing the evidence of ft.. Ethrld
Leese, Surgeon, of Gloucester-place, Mr. Char:es lie,
bert, M.D. of Graft,n-street, Bond-11-(n, the nut ,e, .4E4
servant. took a view of the body, and returned a verciq
of .4 Died by the visitation of Gt-d."

Among the singularities cif this summr.T, is t 1 a lei
sojourn of the cuckoo. The note of this bird is rrely
heard in this district after June ; but on Saturday la,:
the well-known cry was repeatedly 7teard on a farm t
miles above Bellingham, and on Sunday, in Ravens
worth woods.—Nmcastle ourct.e.

Several respectable spinners and manufactu en a
Manchester, forwarded remittances, through tl:e me,
dium of the Manchester l'u,t-office, to their broketi at
Liverpool, on Tuesday, the tiOih tilt. which le:ters have
not reached their destination.—The rcnet al sail,,,sitio3
is, that they have been aliained from the l'as-,..officeei
Liverpool, by some person personating the b:okers i hrt,
as the bills are all specially indorsed, and as ti.e m.l:4e
is now in the hands of the General Post-ttiri. e, crereit
no doubt this singular affair will be kpeedily elucidated.
At a dinner, given by the Mayor of Bcvelly, on
Monday set-knight, a circumstance id a novel and rather
alarming nature occurred. A coach horse. wit ac:ed at
alarmed by the music w tit;ch was stationed in the yard,
under a window, at one end of the dining-loom, broke
front the person Who was leading him, dashed iimonli
and dispersed the musicians, overturning their t.tb!t.,
chairs, and instrur,:ents, and plunged his head thtougl,
the window into the roo a where the party weie A.
sembled, carrying away the glass and frame together,The animal then 'created, making his way d,sisit •the
passage into the sneer, over numbers of i;ersons w ho had
fled there for shelter, many of whom were trod upon,
and severely hurt.
It is a cutions fact, that freth•killcd venison, or an,
other animal food, being hung up in a fig-tree for 'a
single night, will become as tender and as ready for
dressing as if kept for many days or weeks, in the cern-
mon manner.

CHANGE RlNGING.—Monday, the 13th instant, the
Society of Eastern Scholars of Greenwich, Kent., at.
tended the tower of the New Church, Camberwell, and
rang a true and complete peal of grandsire triples,
comprising 5040 changes. It was ably conducted by
Mr. G. Cole, and performed in 2 h,nrs and 54 min.
Tuesday last, was Lung, by ten of the Junior Society
of College Youths, at St. John's, Ilorselydown, a true
and complete Peal of GI andsire Catos, consisting of
5237 changes, in three hours and 25 minutcs.—Callel
by Mr. J. Ladley.
Dean Swirr once gave a caustic reproof to whit he
called negligent housewifery. Dining at home, where
part of the table-cloth next to him happened to have a
small hole in it, he tore it as wide as he could, and at
his soup through it.
An amateur was boasting that he had some anions
bees'-wing old port, as good, he believed, if not the bet,
in England. A cockney, who listened to him with much
impatience, said, he drank some better ti.e day before,
for when the cork of the bottle was drawn, the:t were
two flies alive in it, wings and all!
Such is the effect of perseverance and industry he
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whom had
lingered under the most painful and obstinate disorders, whm
were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, and revival
discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect health by
ihe celebrated Dr. LADY, who, after a long and laborious prat-
tire, is enabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal Complaints,
however long and deeply fixed in the habit.—Rroptions, Pains is
the Limbs, obstinate Gleets, Dimness of Sight, Nodes on the shin-
bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, are among the symptoms
arising out of improper treatment, and which without timely sr
sistance prove fatal. The Doctor it consulted daily by patientsef
both sexes, at 38, Dean-street, Soho, and 1, Hatfield-street, Stam-
ford-street, Black friars and Waterloo Roads, by persons from ever,
part of the country, and by Letter (if post paid) enclosing a fee.

MARRIED.
Oct. 13, at Mount Annan, Thomas H. Thomson, Assistant
ulster of D-Iton, to Miss Elizabeth Ramsay.
Tuesday, in Tralee, Captain Richards, commanding the Piessu
tire Water Guard at Castletown, i3earhaven, to Miss Kirwan. &Mb'
ter of the late Very Rev. Walter Blake Kirwan, Dean of Kale.
Oct. 13, at St. James's Church, Bath, the Rev. Dr. Prevost, it,
Tisbury, to Miss Tawle, of Dulwich, Surrey.
Thursday, at Islington, the Rev. George King, Minister of Hasp
stead Chapel, to Miss Martha Chapman,. eldest daughter of
Richard Chapman, of Islington.

DI UD.
On the Sd inst. at Boulogne-sur-Mer, after a long and severs ai-
ness, Ann, the wife of John Clarkson, Esq. late of Gloucester-pkgs.
Sept. 29, at Livlands, the Rev. James Bain, LL.D. of Livbse.
July 27, In Spanish Town, Jamaica, Francis Gordon, BE+ d
Kenmore, in that island.

NENVGATE AND LRADENH ALL MARK EtS. 00.17.
Beef
Mutton ..
Lamb - 2s ad to is Od.
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PRICES or HAY •rD
ST. JA 11 tell •
Hay 51 2s Od to 51 108 Od
Clover 4110 s Od to 51 12s Od
Straw 11198 Od to fl 9s 6d

.AW YESTERDAY.

Hay 41 41 10. to SI 101 id
Clover 51 Os to 61 10. M
Straw 41 Os to •41 4• Oa

NEW BAGS.
Kent os to el
Sussex
Essex