Star.
London, England, 1814-10-27 00:00:00

INSOLTINT DEBTORS' COURT, GU. 26.

Mr. Felix Caw O'Hanlost was brought up for exa-
mkiation, the seventh and last time.
Mr. Serjeant PALMER gave his judgment against
him, upon the three several debts r f 0214—L60
and £l7. I Is. from which he said the Court could
not relieve the prisoner under the Act. He, there-
advised him toapply to his wie's friends, and
prevail upon them to settle these demands.
Mr. P. Smart, the opposing Coun,el, joined in the
recommendation, but Mr. O'Hardon rejected it with
great indigna,ion.
Mr. O'ffinlon, on being tendered the book to be
cleared from his other debts, made a s:xech of consi-
derable lenAtli, in which he stated that, although a
man of tio, he had, without fraud or seduction, ob-
taine.i tte. riffectio.is of his wife, late Miss Hawkins, a
gill of 18, by whom he has one child ; that she was
entitled, is her own tight, to the reversion of estates
in Kent and IVales, to the amount of £lB,OOO a yeal;
and that the object of the proceeding against him was,
it) obtain froin him a release of all claim that he might
have in right of his wife to this reversion. The priso-
ner was remanded.

POW-writ e er.—TIACKNLY Co.ten cal.—Yesterday Molar
IEcQII,AuI, the owner and driver of the hackney coach, No. 44::,
of isetby Mews, Upper Derkeley-street, Portman-square, was
brought before Mr. titanic, under very aggravated dreams:antes.
He received three summonses tie answer to a complaint fur mis-
behav!our to a Mrs. Clifford, Ins fare, all of which he treated
with contempt. A warrant was issued against hint in conse-
quence:, and yesterday morning be was apprehended and brought
to the Office. .The Magistrate very properly convicted him to
tie penalty of ICS and ills costs, and ordetest him to find bail for
the r.satilt on tbe'proNetut,ir.
HAT ov.CAaDCN —Yesterday Mr. /egos], a coalmerchant,
appeared to a summonson an Information, charging him with
deflecting dials in sults chart of the measure required by the
Act of Parliament. Mr. Jegon was fined in the penalty of 40s.
each sack, ham which conviction he appealed on the spot.
' QUEEN snvits:te--DrTax.tirtsC BA LlAL—Yettertlay, J. Co-
fer, of Drti. y lane, chemist, convicted shout a fortnight no under
the At fur pseventing the sale of squibs, serpeas, and other fire-
works, for selling detonating balls, paid the penal: yof and
costs. thereby allaudoninot the tom/bawl' of. applying for a writ 0!
Cert versa, nn the ground of misconstruction of the Act.
Sruiti.espe, suspected of being the companion of Bottl-on, es.hu
wa- :-.1:ot oldie attempting to rob a linen-draper's shop In Picca-
dilly, was discharged for want of sttfifvent evidence.
I6luancrt.-00 Tuesday afternoon, between four and five
o'cntek, :nuttier was committed on the body at Mr. William
cow-kae-per, at Malde], kisses, in his own cow house,
about halt a mile out of the town. tie hal gun.: as u-sal to milk
hi, cows A buy, about twelve years of age, went to him to get
some milk; and as he was returning (tom the tow. Witte, he
n:et a mall getting ova ga! e, who went tooaras the cow-house.
In a alum time attt r atiuth:r hey heard a violent hoite, and a
man's voice fault g for help I rucecJi..r ftain the a .a-house, anti
11001, atter, he SAW a matt crone a..t rat C6w•iloU3e, 41,d walk
daises aft ly away No more noise was heard front the cuwltou e.
A few minutes ant:, cue boy went into the cow -hotot to stet-
-14,0 :he cause of he noise, wheel he found th • tied:aged had been
muid red, .ia bram4 !wing t Ur: the boy ran tor bey, awl
a number of persues came, but Clic deC,414::1 WA- quite dead, and
these was nu doubt, by a bl' dgeon which use wall had sit lan
hand who was sot-11 to enter and come out of the wee-ho. s• , and
which was found by t!,e side ut the ijecrased. 1. wa ascertained
that be hail been ribbed of his watch a .et Lail of England
note, and some •ilvvr. Fran the deteriptiou at the matt, it is
believed be is a seaman named Witham it eyinour, a oat ye of
Niahlon, who tad returned within these few d..yr, having been
discharg,d flans ib Sao ltrin The lithabitatits en Midden din
' patched persons iii all directinus in pursuit of the tnisrilcrer, who
traced him toward the River; but ft being niglir, alt farther
starch ceased.

Tuesday afternoon, a Coroner's Inquest was held'
at the Goat, Hammersmith, on the body of James
Jackson, bricklayer, at H immersmith. On Sunday
evening, when attending Divine Service, he was seized
with violent coughing, which caused a blood vessel to
burst. Verdict Died by the Visitation of GOD.
Saturday se'nnight, an inquisition was held at Tor-
ton, on the body of Robert Pic:on, the driver of the
North mail-coach, who vas killed on the Thursday
ntght•preceding. It appeared the coach, owing to
the darkness of the night, and the insecure state of the
road, was driven a little out of the road, and overset,
by which, means the driver, u he leaped from the box,
was killed on the spot ; three men and a woman,
passengers inside, the guard, and one outside pas-
senger, escaped with little or no injury, but what
proceeded from their alarming situation. —On
Thursday last, the same Coroner took an inqtlisi-
' tion at Barton-upon-Irwell, upon the body of a
respectable shopkeeper at Salford, near Winches-
ter. It appeared that the deceased was riding at the
front of one of the Liverpool coaches, and unfortu-
nately one of the wheels came off, and the body Of
the coach falling upon the deceased, killed him upon
the spot. The Jury found verdicts, Accidental deaths.
Mr-Sam.eit, the seronaut, ascended with his batloon
on Saturday last, at Exeter, at about half past one,
and descended in little more than halt an hour after-
wards at Dutton, a hamlet about three quarters of a
mile fi om the sea, and within three miles o; Sidmouth.

COMICAL SIGN-BOARD.—Upon:the door of a !louse
ccupicd by a lather and son, the lousier a blacksini!li
and publican, the latter a barber, near Bridgewater,
Soniersetshire, is a boat& expressing as follows :
Nine's add son, blackmith and barber's work done he •e,
horxe shoicg and .haring ; lucks mended, and bate curling,
blectling, teeihdrawing, and all other furriery work. All ...iris
of spira us lichcrs akurding to the late comical trey. 'I ake !ICI IS
my wife kc,ps skool, and Cayes jokes u you shall; teaches rcal.
mg and clung and all whir langwitches ; and has assistannis if
rcywred to teach horitory, solving the iiisilicuatics; and all
other tssitiesuble diversion.

CoAtAtAitkft. OCT6Iti it
nhips at Market Wm solti Met.
105; Newcastle - 01 - 665. 0d to 01.. 11
:9 .innderfaad • 16 - b7i. Id. to 6•. n 4
ti Welsh . - 0 - 00s.01. to 0.,) I
6 Cinders - 6 4ns. ot to o (NI
0 Culns - 0 . 001. 04i. to 02 cl.

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IViorniDg - - 52 atinutes a rer 12
At •rnonn - 17 minurri 'net I

,MAwtlE: s

Saturday, W I'. Esq of Catheri• Eton, 'fan
Louisa, wily child of the Rev. J. Chapeau, of SI tit-s eta
Chelsea.

October 21, the Rev. I. Milford, Vicar of Ver.l.;!!, FttlT.ll:; to
Auguta, aecood daughter of E. Boodle, lisi of urvt
Grosvenor-square.
• Mooday se'nnight, at Kiltrh Morse, Andrew Prb'.s. Dor-
f.rtitior, to halw.la Fog°, - daurita of the late I.lnti
Esq. witittr, Ghts:ttov.
At Kshnirtioch, the I;th inst. Mr. lama. Re.!, M.l) to jt„o,
eldest dauslver of the late Or. t orrame Korn ,mock,