Star.
London, England, 1812-11-13 00:00:00

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The remains of his Excellency PHILIP Sr. MAR.
Count de Front, were removed from his real-
Mice, in Hinde-street, Manchester-square, on Wed-
nesday last, and deposited•in a vault erected fur that
►arpese in St. Pancras Church-yard.

°Rosa or rsoesssicar.
Undertaker on horseback.
Two Mutes on horseback.
Four ditto ditto.
&ate lid of Feathers, with attendant Paget.
Hearse and six.
Three mourning coaches and fours, with Pages.
ablate Excellency's carriage and pair,
With servants in black liveries.
Thuds Prince, sod several oaken of the Bourbon Family's
carriages and pairs.
Lord Liverpool's, carriage and pair.
Lord Bathurst's carriage and pair.
Lord. Camden's carriage and pair.
Several others.
Avedish Ambassador's carriage and pair.
Portuguese Ambassador's carriage and pair.
. Spanish Ambassador's carnage and pair.
Russian Ambassador's carriage and pair.
411eapolitan Ambassador's carriage and pair.
Su. Ice. dce.•
. The procession closed with upwards of twenty
other carriages.
The coffin, which was covered with black,was richly
ornamented with several rows of treble gilt nails, al
cruotax, coronets, urn, and large massy handles.

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Bow-srnerr.--On Wednesday evening, about a
quarter before seven, as Nichols and a party of the
Patrole, consisting of himself, Limberick, and Smith,
were passing from Chandos-street to Hemmings-row,
they met with a gang of robbers, who have been for
a length of time the tenor of the town. They were
about to attack the officers, but instantly discovering
who they were, they dispersed in all directions ;--
however, the officers discovered them, and at the
same instant pursued and secured three of them.—
Yesterday they were brought before - Mr. Buwxv,
when they all proved to be notorious characters, viz.
J. Bainbridge, J. Brooks, and .1. Ilenabkton, alias Pits-
erald, alias raring Snag'. The -accowit Bainbridge
gave of himself was, that he is a journeyman printer,
but had not done any work for two months ;—on
searching him was found
4 gold seal in his pocket, and a
found a silver watch, three gold
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, Tuesday evening fire broke out in the cottage of seal
s, a gold key, a
a laundress, in Alpha-place, Kilburn-road, which de. Pawnbroker' duplicate for a watch-chain and seals.
jtrnyed the interior, with linen, &c. to.the amount of Broolts said he is a journeyman watch-case maker,
and works for Mr. Bayten, of Church-court, St.
A2OO. It was occasioned by Some linen catching fare
while hanging to dry. Luke's. Young Snuff said he got his living by pa-
A first floor scaffolding yesterday fell down in rading the streets playing on Pan's pipes. They were
all committed for further examination, and in the
-Mary-la-bonne-street, by which six men were precipi-
mean time the parties who have been robbed,
tated to the ground, all of whom, escaped with slight
ceive notices to attend to identify them. Atha
ny
injuries, except -- Goodall, a carpenter, who recei-
rate the public will be clear of these fellows for at,
red such a violent contusion on the head as rendered
least six months, as,if they are not identified, they
it necessary to send him to the hospital.
will come within the meaning of the Police Act,
- Sunday evening as Mr. J. HARDEN, of Hitchener,
being found on the King's highway, with an intent
Middlesex, was returning from a friend's house, in a
gig, accompanied by a Mr. lacons, the off-rein be• to commit felony. vs
came unbuckled, and the animal set off at full speed, J. Pirry was charged with beinga deserter from
when Mr. H. in throwing himself on its ,back, was
the 2d regiment of the German Legion (cavalry).—
was the
he pristine, did not deny the charge, but said herecipitated under the wheel, and so much injured i
that he has since continued speechless, and his life ;left the regiment at Ipswich, on the 28th of last
in a very precarious state Mr. J. who kept his seat; month, to come to London, to the Prince Regent, to
till the vehicle was dashed to pieces, escaped with a lay his case before his Royal Highness, because the
fractured arts. officers belonging to the regiment would not let him
Tuesday se'nnightin the-evening, as the servant of I marry the woman he wished. He was committed to
,Mr. E. BROMFIT, of Addinghain, the common car- the savoy prison.
,eietbetween Leeds and Skipton, was driving the I T. Walker was fully committed; charged with steal-
Waggon between Burley and Ilkley, he was shot at j ing a mare, the property of Mr. Ashby, a wine-mer-
by some villain unknown, through a hedge, when the : chant, of Staines I and a large quantity of lead, from
ball perforated his hat, and lodged in some hay, which ', the pigeon-house of R. Wyatt, Esq. of Egham, the
he previously put into it, to keep out the rain. . 1 place of which exactly fitted to the lead found on him.
A few days since as Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, of Lang- i Wonsine-srargr.=—T. Norman, E. Roost, S. Keble,
ton Cottage, Eye, was sitting by the fire in his room, ! and W. Ric' harifeas;the former of whom previously
having just filled his powder flask, and there remain-1 stood fully committed, on a charge of receiving the
ing some loose gunpowder in his hand, he incauti- 1 silk stolen from the Sisters boy, were yesterday re-
ously threw it upon the fire, the sparks from which ' examined,relative to the robbery of the linen-drapery
unfortupaiely cr- --nieatcd with the flask, and ex- I warehouse of Mr. Johnson, of Watford ; and after
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, . INSCILIPTION ON Tilt PLATt.
The Family Arms, bearing the mottos,
"Jas in Armis " " 6anscqatltrt,"
encircled by the words
u fen, Fasclert, Fen, Vert;"
. „ Supported by two Grilling, with coronet &e. atc.
His Excellency Phillip fit.Manik
Count de Front,
Obiit sth Nev. 1813.
Ana 64.
Requiegcst ia Pate.
An elegant Monument is to be erected to his
inemory.•

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ploded in his hands, lacerating and scorching them
considerably, knd inflicting two severe wounds on his
nose ; but he is in a fair way of recovery. Miss

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TAYLOR was very near her brother at the instant, but
happily received not the slightest injury, although
the concussion demolished upßards of .50 squares of
glass in the *indows of the room.
Monday se'nnight, W. FALEY, a seaman belong.
log to the Perseverance sloop, now lying in Folke.
stone harbour, was unfortunately drowned; he in
company with the master and another seaman had
been on shore at the True Briton public•house which
they left perfectly sober about ten o'clock in the even-
- ing, when the master hailed the vessel for the boy
(whom they had previously left on board), to come
on shore with the boat, but who not immediately an.
awering, Faley pulled of his boots, &e. which the
not observe until he passed him; and plus_
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the examination of 12 or 14 witnesses.titer were I
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committed for trial. i
HATTON G -.—. Yesterday Efizalaik Cramer

_ _., (en Shillings: I Royal Charlotte, eery - at Five 01..--
, AIRD2te.-- _ —.tiny Zhisavaa ..-- -- _ _ lak.—ln, Bottles of Six .
was brought up ty Hancock, the officer, and under- and Sixpence, and largest One Pound 'I wo Shillings, Duty is-
went examination, being charged with going to the eluded. Compound Essence Bs. Lam, every Morning.
stiEFFIELDand Rotberharie Post Coacht.callad file °'*-
SO UTNAM VTON,' Winchester, RumseT. LYONS'
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shop of glr. Roper, butcher, in Ray-street, Clerken- 'I To Mr. stitasany, 15, Soho-square, London. mingtcr, Christchnech, Rtngwood, Fordinghridget ,„ay.
i well, and ordering a leg of mutton and some rump. s Hi Cmnbrook, July 18, 1812.
Su—Having xperleaced so much benefit from yot.r PA- I Punk,Coach with a Giza
steaks to be sent to No. 47, Hatton Garden, and TENF•ANTISCeORBUTIC DROPS, without ingratitude I can- ) isle of Wight Jersey, and Guernsey Wafiteoi _...."-7..te
change for a two pound note, which note was to be ha* lt BiItIVIINGHAM 91NAtelleryb'Poiktinutoln,
neat day .
let swain unknown to yourself and the public. I was ?,ustsseevsel7v Oxford, Ltanond,rancd rhipetone, to the Straedi
! ptid at, the house, what she obtained the change, sadly afilieted with the Soarry in my legs, which for two- years . Enii.stve•et, memingonm.
gradually became worse, WI bad above 400 holes io them. above and Dessansei`ol
1 pretending being in a hurry for the same.
.Being sus- !' HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn. ._„ oggeolist
50 if whit* were ageek broader than a shilling.
peCted, she was watched, and not going to the house My state being kdownsto a humane gentleman he inforMed
t 'where She 6tated living servant, was given into charge me of ama very ainiiareosidue .tie person bad confined , Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Cliadts, to 'be RIP"
vton.gate. Hull.
of the officer, and brought to this office. Several to bed the greasestpart of two years, and by taking a few small SO UTHAMFION, Winchester, Ain:shard, and Ake! lA'
other persons attended. against the prisoner with si. bottles. of your Drops, was soon cunsd. By his rectuumendation every Evening.
MtUNBUR-Y, Hampton, and Twickenham, To*. 111821.
I was inducid to give them a trial, and to my great surprise and
milar charges. Crinunitted for re-examination. SUNDERLAND, Yartn, and Stockm C11"111 gven.ll4ll.
comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and after taking three lag, at i parr 4. . • *at
Wednesday a gentleman, mounted on a gin horse, man bottle, I could do mT work without inconvenience. To
• pirent the te.rortt of the diseasr, I cake about one sttiall bade , Wi.i,itase B. Morturnsts and Co. restec"lirawarfatief
• occasion to go into Covent Garden Market,and ' Public, that they've'!" hoe be
... yam gag
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master -- 1 havin .
The- ittemeet the
yeaocut yobearlig,..d,ithuich
blasi:seforvllyanatsiceed-ett to nai—i-viahos toad I its* - "fiends ' tie Pt"
Fed into the water, with intent to swim to the vessel, g ---,-
gave ills horse a man to laid,
In which act he was drowned; although diligent - ithtrcela or Luggagt, liti. of morn than Rae Ponstiseciodigire a
, I-I,6biAg KINNARD
search has been made for the body it big not yet been • gentleman's back was turned' the 'ma Called a boy, winless, kilePh DONAL ' .4''' l'er damaged, wiles entered as garland told for
and gave -him a penny to hold the hone, telling him ,
found, and is supposed to have drifted to sea. The HIGH WATER. AT 1.441110 IiBIUDON TO4,IOIOAIWI. -----;\ii. i the
Saracen's
Head
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angw.hilliet
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.unfortunate man was about GO years Of age, and hasl -Mand0it.......... • mai...—. 55 Joint* dm Na • 2ANDOST t 'mow, by La
10 a wifeand faiiily* Loudon. . . ; th!'4:l6e's back ,t his eiC4,.. With it,, - i A1tern00n....;...... .."...4.a.,..•... 11S MIN. data; • Pvallitiwt dime MS" *JIM outs, Tillirli
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