Star.
London, England, 1804-09-15 00:00:00

CORONER'S INZU.STS.

An Imrell was held on Wednefday la/l, at South
End, on (he body ut. Mr. Ibbetfon, late Under Secre-
tary to the Admiralty, who in consequence of violent
agitation, c'ewafimed by an altercation between him
And Lieutenant Norman, Commander of the Signal-
/ma at that place, fell down in a fit of apnolexy.
from which he never recovered After a deliberation
of near five hours, during which it appeared Mr. Ib-
belfries had been previcrufly aflliited with two apo
platic fits, the Jury returned a Verdi&—Died by the
Vilitation of Goo. '
Yefierday cotrning an Inquitition was taken at the
Swan Inn, at Stratford, in Mx, before Jona Jessup,
Efq. Coroner for the Weft Divilion of the County of
Vim and a very refpellable Jury, on the body of
jefeirh Dims, who died on Wednefday morning.
the Coroner, in an appropriate clutch, opened to
the Jbry the put pole I r which they were met, and
Paid he could not leave the decifios in better hands.
A number of witnelTes were examined, whole evi-
dence vent to the following faits :—There is an ex-
cellent corps of Volunteers belonging to the town
of Stratford and the neighbouring hamlets, who are
commanded by Maine Matter ; they have a weekly
drill and curdle. and were out on Tharfday the
30th of Atigult lalt. Ott their return home; and on
their pulling by the Swan Inn, at Stratford, the de-
ceafed was standing on the Reps; and having a pre-
vious acquaintance with Corporal Smith, he began
in a machos/, fileflyie to blow him up and ridicule him,
and that in pretty fevere terms. Mr. SMITH, as it
appeared, was not in general very irritable, but it
teems on this occafion his choler was loon railed;
indeed in much, that he left ;he ranks, and fbot:ening
his 'market, drove the butt anft his head ; the de-
eeafed tell, and the corporal Cufe into his Ration again
and marched on: the deceafed was taken up and,
carried to Ins linufe, he being a very relpeilable
coach mailer there, and Mr. Taylor, a medical man
in the place in. who on examination de-
clared :h tt o,e i.fa 01 Mr. I..gy was not in danger
from the h:ow ; I,i, rrl4l,er, however were not hers-
fied with l', and calied in Sir William Elizar,i,
who I tre,l 1,-• ,rninn that the injury was
mortal. F nut t:i.lt until Wednefday lark, the
dereale.l I.c•lt,ilne,t cteit p tin, and then died,
apraren:l7 in the rnrul esti-Listing agonies ; proper
means were then tai.en to ware the fenfe cat a jury on
the
The Issle.l:,11 ns:no..:men who attendeJ deprfed,
that a he ivy LA 1 Jtiven in the 6sf saw
and rh..reby caul:3 a coaalsition sit the brain, was the
castle of hi. neat h.
The C.,:oner hav;m: rimmed up the evidence, the
Jury, after a tort deliberation, found a vetcliit of-
-116% c,tc has unhappily caufed much diftentinn in
Stratford. T:te holding on the one fide,
and a number of Townlpeople on the other ; in con
fequence, a diitircti :it was made, and to prevent any
improper berm:ace being made, none of the Gentle-
r •en lun:eers nn the Jury. Mr. tiggs fir
.ns em• ay.:!) credit, the Stratford itages-
-ear yr-t s I-1 Ay, ot an uncommon fund rf
it c .mrc: ci with as great a load
. 1-I,e 1.4! •tiage he made cafe of was
sly Ilich as tEorr Mho pals a hackney coach
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Mr. Smith is a very decent man, and bears the
charger of great fuavity of manners; gentle till routed,
then fierce as a lion.
A warrant having previoufly been obtained againft
Mr. Smith, for murder, he was yefierday taken into
cuflody, with the intent of being committed to the
County Gaol at Chelmsford, to take his trial, but
molt probably will be bailed, bail to auy antoont
being offered for his appearance.

John Beale, the letter carrier, who abfcnnded on
Wednefday morning hill, and for whore apprehen-
lion a reward of got. has been offered from the Ge-
neral Pa Office, he being charged with taking fere-
ral bills, notes, &c. oni or the letters given to him
for delivery, was found drowned on Thnrfday even-
ing, in a pond near Deptford. By a*note found in
his pocket; dire&ing it tube brought to the hoore- of
Mr. pall, in Clare-court,. Drury-lane, the body was
difenvered to have been that of the letter earriera—
A perfon from Deptford came to the houfe of Mr.
Bdl oarly yenerday morning, with the intelligence
of fuch a perfon being found drowned.
SINGULAIL Exec/p.-0n Tuefday tall, a :adi dteAr-
ed in the moll elegant Ityle, and affecting the woman
wf fathion, went into the (hop of a jeweller in Os-
ford-Rreet, and being without a hat, (he appeared
as if jolt fiept nut of a carriage, which in isia was
the cafe ;. the alked to look at Tonic rings, And fede-
ral were IheCri to her ; prefentlyi a &mantas liitry
came in, 44.1 with his hat off, laid aloud to he °Sir
Robert is id the carriage. my lady."—" Seri well,"
the replied, 14 I will be with him in a few mindtes."
She then paid for two rings, left the (hop. and got
into a poll chaife which was (landing at the door, and
the fervaot followed her into the Chat, which im-
mediately drove off ; this latter circumtlance Come-
what furprifed the jeweller ; but on his retyping
into his (hop he loon found other caufe for f,urptisk
for, on cramming his Rock, he found, to Ns wiry
greet regret, that "her Lutzthir had diminilised.ir
confiderably. by taking five rich diamOnd rings,lifid
fevers! other articles of value, which, in her burry,
to attend Sir Robed, the had furgotten to pay for.
It ought not to be a matter of furprife, that that
demand for Tickets, in the approaching Le/ :4
fo great. for the Grand Scheme fnntains out
Thoufand Prizes, exclutive of nine large C.apttals,i•
viz.—Three of Twenty Thnufand ; three of
Thoufand, and three of Five Thoufand Pounds each,
and yet only ag,ooo Tickets in the whole. Mars.
J. job wsor and Co. moll refpcdtfulty folieit the a.teci-'
tied of their numerous Friends and the Public to an
early purchak, and inform them that the Tickets.
Halves, Quarters, Eighths,. and Simceoths, in all
the varied Tboufands, are on Sale at their old and
truly fortunate Licenled State Lottery Office, No 3,
Pope's-head Alley.Cntnhill, London, at the prefent
low prices, which mull loon advance, as the drawing
begins on Monday the a4th infiant.
The great, eh' Important d. ,y approaches fall,
Big with the fate of many thoufwed Tickets.
• At Cooper's HaU, Dame Formate holds her cowl,
And there difprofes 01011111 of Stilling gold
To thofe who court her (miles.—
Dome forward then ye candidates for wealth,
(Without which, honor's bat an empty name)
And thew your zeal to gain the bigheft prize,
By purehaling, without the leaf! delay,
At Fortune's keeled temples, Tic4t,t
Whitth many thonfand pounds may gala.

In confequence of the very• great demand for Tic-
kets and Shares at the old elliblithed State Lottery
Office of Hoassav and Co. they beg leave to re-
commend to all 'Mote who porpote having a chance
in the preterit State Lottery for either cf the Three
zo,oool. three to,oool. three soool. or any other
Capital Prize, not to delay buying the fame imme-
diately.
N. B. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, for Tickets
and Shares, executed exaftly on the fame Terms as
if prefcnt.
All Razes. whether of 201. or moool. paid
on demand at the old ellablifhed State Lottery Office
of Ho sssss and Co. 26, Corolla'.

BIRTHS.
On Friday fen.ight at Harbottle, Mew name% wife anion
Citroen, Efq one of the Aldertneo of Nrwe of a fon.
Wed neftLy La. at Betahtietll boufe, the Lady of Ms& Fans,
of the OafordEure Militia, of a fon.

At Bouafort, South Carolina, an the sgth ult. Jobs sad. Erit
late enzrcOant of Cbarl:ton

On the sib ult. at New York.of a (Pier& "whet, Major General
Wiliam Iry eve, a d:ltinguifhed and attive officer during the whole
of :he American eonteft. General Irvine had a very early corn-
' mand, and was es the Canada elpeditinn, whet e his talents ant
gallantry were Wry lnipertatit, and occanoned him to be coofulted
by the Commander in Chief during the remainder of the war, on
all the operations in the middle Rues. General Irvine was a na-
tive of Ireland, and educated to the medical profefflon, which he
had rele.quifhed at the can .f the country he had adopted long be.
fwc the revolution. General Irvine bastards! inw lone time the of-
nee of Military Intendant, and hail the charge of the puldie ark-
nal.. He sled Prendent of the Society of Cincinnati of New Toth.
but it Is in thufe relations which mark the man more than JI the
exterior a.livity of the worid,that lieneral Irvine w is moll calm.
able, a. the faithful, virtunua, and affeelionatr urr„...,4, the fond
and tend. r parent In him neither iiileotfc tor r! iran..ry fuperfed-
e.l the basalt intertity oldie heart ; bileyre In I it friendthips anti
a. Etc, r.• in hit cliflikrs.—he ecfpeeted none but theafe be deemed
w..rthy, and thole he defined he Chunn...tin Melee.
In Cambridge. America. ou Monday tic std July, after a very
trig and gr-elti..l Garay, Stephen lg. I'. A. A. and for-
m. rly Hancock Penh Mar iif Hebrew and ether oricrocl language..
He Iva* born at York, In the Slit ricl of M ..o.•. to Aril r7see—
Hb b :en narrow, be aria lit It nut he the trade of
joiner, by which he Pa-Titred nicer, to rutin, het delete., in.
quirks. At the art of aa, he was admitted a find. itt en the Unit
realty of Cambru and inerfued his literary cooed', with Rua-
bating ardour After ry citing in t 761, hr re-mired a refe...A-1
!Re:oblate, and tarpon, d herifelt by te 'chine the grammar febta.ti
Cambridge. '1 hr filer of Hebrew le It.t..toe b.•estoe vlic.tnt
•t...tit that time by the refir twin of \lr. \dents. Au Am.
!O, had art:torca a inflen.•it leeenwle,!:;e et H. hr-w to he qualefted
for :in itelttuetor,sec it a plc lie no-non at that tire e. Mr. M.nr,.it.era
Jew of Algiert. To the •ifadvanrage eosnnion to all torrieretet,
there lira, added a peculiar unhappinefo In teaching. This hael
tut k the 'lmitation of 11, beet, into c Rate of coutempt. Mr.
bewail lalie.rrhy.lt the tat: of 1,,0Ver:•,! it. His grammar i 1 rlt•
cellitnyly 6neple am! int lii;;ittb.. 11 it reliutati in tole wt., that
of hi. d. paterner.•. art! solo r. co. Ice Mr. flaw-reek foendeil a
pro.effeu Rip for H• brew ter..! other on tar ;neap ct, Mr. Sewall
was the unrivalled Iran-lid...re. II- coutinuel 1,1 unite shove
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