Star.
London, England, 1806-06-12 00:00:00

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Yenerds,' at Guildhall, George Hall was brongie: 1
deefare Sir J. W. Annualise, the Sitting Magistrate.
charged woh dealing a two pound Bank of England
note. the primly of Mts. Currey, of fialithnry-fquare,
which was found concealed in his hat. Upon leas eh
ing his apartments, a great deal of valuable proper
ty was found, cmfilling of various boxes of medi-
cines, and aol. worth of Ramps, auk which appeared
to have begs stolen f,om Mr. Swinton's Medical
Warehoufe. The priferner, in his cletelice, air:tied,
that Mr. Swinton. psevinus to hii. becoming a bank
rapt, ordered thele articles tote ramov.el ; but this
wa' poli:iv-ly denied by that Gentleman, who (wore
that none of his pr petty had been removed with his
kntisviedg4 or conical. The Solicitor to the C9rn
milThire attended, and took an account of the articles,
and she prifinicr was fully committed for trial. .
ExrcurroN.—Yeilerdav morning. about eight
o'clock, George. Bevan and Chatters Hemmings, far
al:tutting the Rev. HMV Cleves ORD, on the
highway, and.takink from him a red leather pestle,
and a feven Milling piece. and a Bill of Exchange fa
181. his property i Cite* Richard Walker and
Chtiloptier Dodds, for emeriti* and publilbing as
true, a certain paper seritun purporting to be the
Lail Will and Tellarnent of RICHARD HAWRINS,
knowing it to be forged, with intent to defraud
THOMAS HAWAINS ; and Go4.rli: Calder, fir per-
fmating and allumisig the name ind charaaer of
Archibald Isl'Grasegan. A feaman on b yard the Caro-
line frignte, in order iii receive certain priee-money
these due and payable to flan laid Ale:Ander WO v.
gan,T,r his fcreice. d ,ac yr, haard the laid !hip, were
executed oppnlite the debtor's doe at Newgate
They condueted them/elves with misch ele.:oreim in
the prefenee of a flume-rem. allerns)lage of Traitor,.
who we are i•try to lay appeared mote muted than
eddied by the fight.
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I,4Qy iT.—M-nday evening an Inqueti
was held at the Feathers, it. Dean-ltreer; Wetimin-
oo the tr,tly of a child, !anent at the fire in rim
lie.. on Sunday lati, as meadows'. in our Popper of
Tnefday.
Mar y Hunt, fervant to Frederic Hopper, of No. t,
William-dews James fireet, Wetlminfter, was the
only witnefs whom the Jury thought it neceffary to
examine. She was fo notch overcome at the tecit.l
of the difmal talc. io which (he bore in great a rat,
that the WiC+ unable *to Hand ; the Corontr ordet•.d
her a chair, but psor tette, ance was fu Ire-
Tient ly inter, up:ed by her it dis and tears, that it was
with the utmoll difficulty her Itto.y could be under
Rood. At half at er eleven, on Sundae right, her
miller fs came down from the two pair 'omit, where
the flept, and raid the finch fmethipg hurting ; lie
went sip hairs tog tin fitr a youtiF boy who flept in the
bed with her, 'returned, aid fomehow gut into the
Ilreet The mallet in the mean time went to fee
where fi,e was. and opened a window tot the
; the bakehoure was in a (Mall out bottle, the top
of which came dole to the windows, and the R totes
immediately 'milted iota di. bottle. The fervant had
by this time vot nut of bed, and urn orening her
roora door, the flames fcorehed her, ft that the was
oblired to run back. She called out w Oh, the child,
the child l" meaning a boy about fit years of t, fon
of her miittelVs litter, who flept in the bed with her,
in the one pair room. The man, however, with the
f: rlings natnral to A father,• thought firft of his own
conceived that that was the ooe the gla meant,
and ran up to try to 13,2 it, he fearebed in vain, as
the mo:her had run off with it t butte remained Co
long in the room, that the bear, and the fear of his
life being in dalig,er, compelled him to jump out ef
the window of the two pair room. The gut, in the
mean time, took up the child that wa, in the bed viith
her, the ran towards the flair's, ton it nas impottiSle
to reach them ; the fi, e then budt into the room with
her. She laid the child drwn f art. here in the room,
what (he opened the window ; the then felt for the
child, hit the terror of tier mind was It, great, that
(he could not fil!ll the boy ; the flames now prelied
fit dote upon her, that, in the greatelt agony, the was
dtiven, on the principle of tell m efervatien, to jump
not i.l the window. She afterwards attempted to ge.
into the ronin from the leads of an adjoining hottie,
but her hands and feet were remelted in the attempt,
and the poor boy was 1011. The remains of his body
wete, i n Morkftty, got out of the wins. Vet dia—
AccidAttal Death.

Elk rms. •
A, Mount Mary, Ircints4, the Lady of Mr. %talky, of a fon
and I.••ir
In Autlan••fluare, Dublin, the Lady of the Right Hon. W.
fotwAga. of a fun.