Star.
London, England, 1817-03-15 00:00:00

OdSHMAN, TXB RIMER.

Previous to the execution of this unfortnhate mar
he got a friend to write out a list of the cli:ferei t
on board of which he had served, together
claims upon merchants, and upon the Covernin:nt,
which it is asserted that four years pay, at the r
of n-r month, was due :a fir' horn the owner or a:
transport, in which he served ; that sei:cn monti
pay, a: A';3. Ios, per month, was due to m fo:m
011,) in which he etterveards aerred; from another
Eve mcnths pay, at £5. 10s. per month ; that
he afterwards ccrveil Co board the Sealiorse and Maid-
:time fri. ties; that he was entitled to prize-money
from the Se.horse, law lost all his papers in et schoo.
ner, in which h► was taken in an action off rho coat:
of Arun ico, and carried into ; chi which
occasion he war wounded, and ender ts:e surxeon's
hands for a long tirrir. He afterwards states, that
he was wounded in three places in his head in acne of
the. prizes of tht Maidslooe. My father (cent'.
need h!•) wns Iciled is the D'ana friga*, and left my
mother with six of its. We had a little boat that we
used to go a tieing in, to get a living.'' His mother
and three of her children ieeravifterwards obl'ged to
go and bag their bread. He allowed her a pound a
which she did no: receive for four years. He
served on hoard 4 transport, which, while tie was on
leave of absence, went to set without him; and he
lost all the wages due to him there. When Le was
raid tai from the Haidstone frigate, be says he wro:c
to the Lords of the Admiralty for assistance I the,
calla hint be most appear himself betote them ;
did S'Ai and was sent to the Transport b-eard ; t%ce
they told him they would write to the surgeons :
and when he went to the surgeons, they told Uri
go about his business.
The above is aDaLstr act from the statements se Fr!.
Cashman left behind hint, and to which he has p,:t
his mark. They are all very colt-used, and wi.4or.:
dates He mentions the names of the
, of the different ve.sels in which he served.

A Cer,nees Inquest WA• nc1a..7.0 Thnrschr, on
the body ot Rotten Tinsan, a fiar Soy, apprentice to
Mr. Gray, master sweep, ot Mary-la .:lonne. a?.
peared that the deceased was employed in creepieg
a chimney in the t.the o Mr. B. cb, in Bryanstoo:r.
street; and continuing longer up Ilia metal, and n E
answering when calle,t, a brickl.iyer it as employed .o
open tile chimney, when he 1. ions: the poor sulker
quite dead. Verdict—Died by Su cation.
On t: ,e 2d inst. Aoit :2pt-nc., a yoang woman, oe.
vent to Mr. Atcheson, a farmer. of Windmill Hill,
near Lerwick, WE It too near an engine, of a two
construction, for oeeching corn, £•:c. and was cane.:
by one of the whez!s, xhereLy her tr'iy was liscrally
torn to pieces in a mornert.
Monday last, as Mr. I.l.trtin !Just. of E.mtli
sey. near Caistor, Lineclnshire, V:ai standing hear
corn threshing machire, he was drawn in by hiscor,
and kilied imtently.
Thursday a child, six years old, of the name ci
Macslonslia, wen res plaeil:g in t!.e Commercial.
road, near the Waterloo Bridge, was tun over by a
timber carri..ee, and kiaeLt on the spot.
Cons:reitrlnr C:',lN.—iesterdAy Samuel lifyerr, a
Jew boy, was brought before the Loma Mavoe,
charged with uttering counterfeit shillings and
Fences, of the new. coinage. Committed for trial.
UNION HALL.—M:mon.—Vesterilay Ja4e
was brought up by Glennon, the otter, charged on
suspicion of having rneriered his wife. It appeared,
from 6.e statement ot Gieanoo, that the landlord ei
the home where the prisoner lodged, in Mint-street,
sent for him on Thursday afternoon, and intermed
him he fea-ed murder had beeu committed in his
house by the prisoeer. The officer imtnediateli went
to the house, and oe his arrival fonn I a woman, vele,
he understood, was the prisoner's wife, lying upon
the landing place of the stairs, dead, and weltering is
her blood. It appeared that she had a dreadful
wound on the back of her head, and both her eyes
were extremely black. Glennon proceeded up stairs
to the prisoner's apartment, whom he found in
state of intoxication. On being taxi! n.ith the Alf C.
cious crime of murder, he said he was sorry it he had
killed his wife, he did not intend to da so, be had
only struck her with his fist. He was committed l.t
re-examination on Wednesday next, wheat the re.al:
of the Coroner's Inquest will be known.
RIOTS it, Ines.man.—Extract of a letter from RI•
thagan, dated March fi." On the day I last wrote tc
you, the people were then-plundering the boats. Thst
might they collected in hundreds, arid advanced Irma
all quarters of the county to the Grand Canal Bridge.
within a few yards of which there were six men and
a ccrpnral of the 49th Foot, placed to secure thp.
boats. They were in the waiting room of the Grad
Canal ; one sentinel kept walking at the door, when,
about eleven at night, they fired at the sentinel, bv:
fortunately fur him the ball struck the wall over Ls
head ; he then fired at the mob, and advanced t:-
wards the bridge. As soon as he fired, he dropped
on his Inc. to load, and desired his comrades to E-e
over Lim, ‘e:iich they did ; all advanced to the tr?
of the C .nal Bridge, and fired in different direetier.:.
One young man, of the name of Gadding, we.s sec',
and died that night ; some others were wounded.
one of which was left behind, his name is Grogan.'

DIED. ---
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On the eth ult. at Battel Abbey, Hit.'!, woad sot e
Godfrey Webster, Bart. M.P. a.,.ed >ix montt..
Yesterday, the your.gcst daughter of "I _,omit Newton, Est
..Varriick-lir are.

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