Star.
London, England, 1825-10-15 00:00:00

SUSPECTED MURDER.

11150X1 THE CtAMBRIDGE CHRONICI.E.
By the ptt,t of &hay last, the following commis-
:.;:ation Was received by Mr. Chevell, the Coroner, in
Anonymous shape:
Sit —lt is rumoured that the daughter of hfr. Beldam, of
Nivning-terrace, has been delivered of a child, and that the said
;laid has been made away with, either by medicine or some other
tons. • :Mr. Wray was the Doctor; of course you will discover
tic truth 01- the story."
Mr. Chevell lost no time in consulting the Mayor
xd MagiAtates upon the subject. On inquiry, it was
Hind that the family alluded to had lett Downing-
itnace some weeks, and resided in Bridge-street, in the`
parish of St. Sepulchre. Mr. Alderman Abbott living
, same parish, sent for the Overseer, who knew
n..:bing of the matter. Mr. Abbott, the Coroner, and
1.. e Overseer, then went to the house, and on exit-
hailation of the daughter and the mother, the rumour,
api,c.tred to have some foundation. After a long hesi-
ti:iw, the mother of the girl admitted that Mr. Wray
Loti delivered her daughter a few weeks ago of a female
which lived only a few hours, and that she had
ic;ti the child to Mr. Wray, who promised to bury it.
tlr. Miura and the Coroner went to Mr. Wray ; his
statement contradicted that of Mrs. Beldam ; he de-
clared the child was still born, and smelt foetid ; that it
was quite dead, and that he did not know what had
become of the child : finding, however, that the matter
xould be take) up, he admitted that the child laid in
his garden: After a short interval, Mr. Pnrchas (the
Anfoi), Mr. Cotton (the Deputy Mayor); Mr. Abbott,
aid. the Coroner, waited upon Mr. Wray, and a consta-
being in attendance, Mr. Wray :hewed them the
)!:ice %%here the child as buried, which was taken in
diaue by the constable. The following morning, an
Ingu,st was held at the Three Swans, in St. (iiles's
parish, and a good deal of rather inconclusive evidence
duced; btit the Jury, under all the circumstances,
atiter some deliberation, were unanimously of opinion
tut the child died by the visitation of; Grp in a natural
ray, and not by any violent means.-

A letter from Lima, dated April 22, says, 44 The
coasting trade must in future be confined to vessels
Patriot flags, and the import duty, 30 per cent.
be paid at one of the Puertes Mayores before
can be transmitted coastwise. Public notice was

- day (22d of April) given, that in 120 days all
Spanish produce or manufactures brought to Peru, as
41 as the hulls of the vessels in which they may be
luced, shall be confiscated."
nirsday, the 6th instant, John Hall, Esq. of Stoke,
Newark, aged about 60, in company with Mr.
ikefield, and a Mr. Green, of Flintham, went
shooting, ashen Mr. Hall climbed over a gate,
r"folloxed immediately by Mr. Wakefield, with
JII in his hand, which went off; the contents
lodged in t' e back of Mr. Hall, who only ex-
wed, "Oh ! Wakefield, what have you done ?"
immediately fell and ezpired.
itmoorn, OCT. 11.—This day his Majesty's ship
Cdpldin FREDERICK HUNK, having on board
Bishop of Nova Scotia and family, and the Rev
ROSENBERG, sailed from this
harbour
for Halifax.
"'Rao has bees detained by contrary winds since
• of this month ; during her stay in the harbour
're Service was performed on Sundays by the Right
.end Bishop and Mr. ROSENBERG. TOIS is the
"'stance we haze had in the course of a very few
Ails of Divine Service bring performed by a Bishop
hoard one his Majesty's ships in our harbour.
'l.ot' M"l..—A short time agc, a Rev. Gentleman
*es des within twenty miles of Pontefr act, made a
destine juurney with the fair daughter of a clerical
let' of a well-known noble family. The fugitives
successful in eluding pursuit.
..
'AELL, THE
LNOTORIOUS 'HORSE--STEALER.—This
lous character, for whose apprehension consider-
'urns have been long offered,
leaded at R roughill Fair,was last week ap.
and safely lodged in
deby Jiil, from whence he will be removed to the
`l, where his depredations have been to a very
iderable extent. When apprehended, he was
i!ed on a remarkable fine horse, with saddle-bags,
itch were a
quantity of fiandkerchiefs.
ne stateefthe
ler pavement in tleet-street loudly calls
ntt rf once.
A deep hole in paiticular, ab ut three
Teniple-b.ir, was yetterday morning the
01. a cat riage being overturned,. containing a
and Clentleman, both of whom were much hurt.

tic truth of the story.'
Mr. Chevell los
xd M:igiArates u 1
I:und that the
itnace some week
parish of St. Sapid
+i the same parish
ry:bing of the ma
tir Overseer, the
miiidtion of the
anc.,red to have
trice, the mother
1;0,1 delivered her
i:Jaot, which lived
Ifirm the child to
Mr. Abbmt and
statement contrad
dared the child w
was quite dead, a
become of the chit
A.ould takers uf
rds garden. Aftei
Ivor), Mr. Cott(
andl the Coroner, v
se being in atten
truce nhere the c
..:11aue by the cos
Inqu,st was held
parish, and a goo
a.duced; brit tht
;liter some deliber
tut the child die(
ray, and not by
A letter from
toasting trade mu
under Patriot Bai
must be paid at
goods can be trail
this day (22d .of
Spanish produce.
well as the hulls
introduced, shall
Thursday, the f
tear Nev ark, ag
'iVakefield, and
out shooting, ss 1
sod was followed
his gun in his 1
were lodged in t'
claimta,
u "Oh !
and immediately
FatmooTH, 04
TWEED, Captain
the Bishop of N
R, (isENßeno,
I'he'6'm has'
the Ist of this me
i"ine Service w
Aeveread Bishop'
third instance ws
. months of Divine
tin hoard one if I
I..t.oresiEtar.
tir"° TVS des with
clandee • one morn
• rather, of a Wei
v ere successful i
&flu., THE
riotutious charat
able sums haie I
prehended at I
Appleby 3,a, I
;iuth, where hi
considirable e
Mcurited on a 1,
it which were a
The stuteir,t
mr int( r rennet.
corns 're
c
4.1 y and Gent