Star.
London, England, 1823-10-15 00:00:00

DEATH OF ARCIIDEACDY WOLLA;

Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, a Core
quest was herd before THOMAS STIRLING, E,C
George and Dragon, Buckingham-street, him of
on the body of the venerable Archdeacon Plum
HIDE WOLLASTON, aged 62, formerly Archd
Essex, Vicar of South Weald, and Rector ut
ton, in the same county.
John Dowse, of No. 3S, Henry-street, bein
stated, that on Sunday morning last he went to
of the deceased's brother, Dr. Wollaston, and s
the deciased's room to call him ; he spoke to I
times, but received no answer ; he was then i
Witness went to the deceased's bedside, an
hand, which was lying outside the bed, but it
cold ; he then tinned down the clothes, and, b
peirance of his lips, he conj€ctured.the decease
more ; he called to a servant below, who was of
opinion. Deceased's brother at the time lay it
therefore did not alarm him, 'out instantly wet
Somerville, who immediately came. He sai
ceased had died of apoplexy, and appeared to I
dead some time.

Harriet Waterson, the servant, said, on he,
deceased was dead, she could not believe it
case, as she beard him in his room about five
The CORONER and Jury considered it a ma
able and distressing case ; and after taking a
the body, returnedwa verdict of--44 Died by
tion of GOD."

Saturday sernnight, Ben Nevis appeared ch
new coat of snow, the usual harbinger of wine
quarter, and on the three succeeding nights
an intense frost, which has done considerabl
to the potatoe crop.
The birth of an heir to the House of Bui
was celebrated during last week at Ayletbu
dinner and other festivities; venison and gt
furnished by the Duke. The Marquis of CHI)
a grand entertainment at Wotton, on Thurso
the same occasion. The Duke of Buottitemias
sent, and after dinner, observing several Gentle
Aylesbury present, took an opportunity of n
that, " although great difference of politica
had existed between the inhabitants of that
himself, he hoped it was nearly at an end."
declared, that " there had been sonic politic
encesbetween him and his noble brother (Lord
but those were totally at an end."
A singular imposition was practised on or
Ministers of Ayr last week. A collier of the
Clark, after being proclaimed regularly on Su
ceding, on a girl of Km name of Grant, prosu
tificate of the proclamation, and went witl
Minister, attended not by the expectant maid
he had been thus proclaimed, but by another
voured or more importunate, of the- name ;
loch ; and, succeeding in passing the one for
on the unsuspecting Clergyman, they wet.;
married with all the accustomed forms. 'f
of all that is sacred and faithful, is not to pas
parity, for Cie deceiver has very properly b
uo and hc:d to bail to answer for the impositi
Wednesday a dinner was given in. Dune
Earl of Rossi.xx and Sir R. Fitacusorr, bl
tlemen concerned in the linen trade, in cell
the abolition of those laws which had long
the operations of the manufacturer. At fil
they were introduced to the Caledonian H
was very tastefully decorated for the occl
where a company of nearly one hundred an
chiding deputations from Aberdeen and Fife,
from the other manufacturing towns of Ai
assembled to receive them. Mr. MORTON, la
Guild, and one of the deputation to London
ing the Linen Bill through Parliament, took
Lord ROSELYN on his right, Sir RONALD Fel
his left; the Croupiers were Mr. ALEXANDER
of Aberdeen, and Mr. JOHN PETER. •
A few days ago, about twelve o'clock at n
Edgington, who had been committed to Rt
for stealing hay, escaped; in company with a
sorter, by pulling off sonic of the tiles; in "js
the roof his companion broke a laurel tree cl
prison wall, which left a sharp stump standia
on this Edgington fell, and dreadfully lac
upper part of his belly. In this state he prose
miles, to Uftcm, .where be remained a short
then proceedednn the road to Winchester, tc
the Marines; but having gone about two mil
the way on his hands and knees, he became se
from the loss of blood, the wet, and. the cot
crawled into a barn, where his groans were
next morning, which led to his discovery.
brought back to Reading, in such. a state
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
William M'Garvie, who was convicted of
vated assault at the late Glasgow Circuit, v
day, pursuant to his sentence, whipped thri
ley. Sixty lashes were inflicted in all. Acc
crowd followed the procession, but all was qu
derly. The following is a copy of the execute
The Sheriff of Renfrewshire,__

• To Thomas Young
October 8, 189.3.—T0 a chaise hire from Glasgow Ii
Paisley, and detained a long time - -
To travelling expenses between Glasgow and Paisley
and expenses while detained. -
October 9.—To Thomas Young's fees far executini
his duty in Paisley upon the above date -

BI RTH&
Saturday, at Purl;roolt, Ham% the lady of the I
Ile.ith, of a daughter.
February 19, at Cawnpore, the Lady of Captain A.
Assistant Commissary-General, of a daughter.
Oct. 6, at Montrose, the wife of James Mackenzie
three male children, which, with the mother, are all

MARRIED.
Saturday, at Kimbotton, Evan Baillie, Esq. of
Lady Georgiana Montagu, daugbter of the Duke of '1
Oct. 8, at Slatefield House, near Glasgow, Cap
M'Arthur, Adjutant 2d Regiment R. L. M. to Ms
Wyllie. of Slatefield.

DIED.
Oct. 1, at the Manse of Battle, the Rev. David Sin
year of his age, and 48th of his Ministry.
Oct. 11, in Francis-street, Newington, aged 81, II
ton, relict of the late C. Morton, Esq. of • Montego B

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