Star.
London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

CO WIN' Warn

Saturday an Ingnisitioi was held at Rose.
Rauell•street. Bermondsey, on the body nf
known, found drowned in the Thames
last. the deceased appeared to be About
of age, and had the appeartnce of a re4f4l
but there was no property a 'out him, or
that could lead to a discov ry who he w;
body evidently had been a long time in the
Verdict—Found Drowned.
Thursday an Inquest was taken at Esher,
fey, on the body of H. Forbes, who met his
the following manner Last Saturday
Prince and Princess Coaovao were to pass
the town. and the inhabitant., to express
ally, made preparations for a general rejoici
procured a cannon for the purpose of firing
nounce their entering the town. The derew
was a labourer, processing to be more SF,
mbar, loaded it (but to excess). The c.
was, when he fired it off, it burst, and part
bias in the hip, which injured the poor at
nasty that he only survived until Tuesday
diet—Accidental Death.

Saturday evening an Inquisition was tai
Middlesex Hospital, upon the body of
Twiskell, alias Faulkner; who died in-consvq(
a fracture on ber head, which ,be received
from a window upon the second floor,
state of intoxication. The Ivy returned
accordingly.
Saturday an Inquest was held at the
Tap, on view of the body of Samuel Sell'
ney coachman, who met his dean in col,
a fall from the coach box. —J. Freesias
tkat on Wednesday last, between eleven
o'clock at night, he was i s the middle of
opposite the carriage gate at Vauxhall
attend hackney coaches, sho set down
'and perceiving a hackney coach driving up
lop, with a Gentleman riding on the right t
box, who held the reins and whip, and the
sitting beside him ; when about two coat
irom witness, the off wheel came in contact
near wheel of one of the coaches on the -
both the persons on the box where thrn
pavement by the shock. A Gentlemai
side, opened the coach door, and came t)t
went to the and found the deceased,
pearance dead. The Gentleman who rod(
received no injury. The deceased was carried
Tap, where immediate assistance was obi.
without effect. He expired in a few .
appeared, that the Gentleman who drove
at the time the accident occurred, was Cornet
of the Ilth Dragoons; and an Officer belr
the 15th Dragoons, was in the inside : they
summoned to attend the Inquest, but only
came, whose evidence the Coroner and Ji
unnecessary to take.—The Jury retired
minutes, and returned a verdict of—,
Death, with a decdand of five pounds on

BURIAL OS MB& KIRBY AND HER bit
afflicting accident which on last Sunday ec
betel Mrs. KIRBY, of Compton-street, Soho,
Was returning to town, in a gig, must be'
public mind. Yesterday afternoon, her ,
getter with those of her infant son James,
tdrred in the Church-yard of Si. Ana's,
KIRBY was evidently much affected, as
'mother of Mrs. K. who, while she looked
grave, was heard repeatedly to exclaim, -
#4 my poor child !" Owing to the we;
weather but few spectators were assembh.
one seemed duly impressed with the solemnity
occasion.

AtitllD.

On Monday last, at Franagisint, Suffolk, by
Grooms, A.M. Charles Chibbo, Esq. solicit. r' of
Jane Agnes Elford, third daughter of the late Ref.
A.M. F.R.S. Rector of Frandingbas-cum-Sae'
too. in the sama
Rev. Mr. Willi 'of Marston-, near Frome,
second daughter of W. Putiewent, Esq. of Shepton
Rev. T. L. Bennett, of High Moor, Ulan, to
daughter of Francis Wilicock, Esq.
Thursday, at Enfield Church, the Ref. Orfear
ton, A.M. Vicir of Brignall, Yyrkshire, to the Hon
prat Napier, eldest daughter of Lord Napier.
Monday, at Woolwich, Lieutenant Richard
Royal Nave, of Peckham, to Miss Jainism Graham,
Adam Graham, Esq. of Woolwich. Same time
Graham, Esq son of the above Adam Graham,
Margaret Sturmey, daughter of John Sturmey,
Wednesday, the Rev. John Coldham, Rector
Amor, Norfolk, to Anna, eldest daughter of
of Bevy St. Edmond's.
August 20, at Truro, in Cornwall, the Rev. WI
Master of Clare Hall, Cambridge, to Alum,
Rev. T. V. Gould, Rector of Fornham, Suffolk.
Toesday, the Rev. Robert Fiske, jun. B.D. Fellow
College, and Rector of Wetillun Lulls with Ehndeo
Essex, to Mary Ana, only daughter of John Fiske,
lion Walden.

DIED.
Thursday, at his house at Worthy, near Wiisaw,
Sir Chaloner Ogle. Bart. in his nth year, of a t
is succeeded in his tide and estates by his sou,
the Navy.
August 21, at Great Coggeshall, of an apoplectic
Durrant, aged 64.
Rey. Gilbert Jackson, D.D. Rector of Donhead
Wilts.

Aged 76, at Llangowen, near Bala, the Rev.
years Rector of that parish.
Wednesday, at Sandford, Oxon. in the ?Atli
Mr. William Thorp, eldest son of the Rev. Wm.'
that place.
Sunday se'nnight, at Stoke, near Bacot, Wilhelmina
Sarah Somerset. only child of Lord John Somerset.
M. Burkreaux. Curate of the parish of- Notre
k-Due, France, died in the pulpit, in the middle
on Sunday se'nnight.
Wednesday se'nnight. at Ely, Mr. J. Constable.
and on Sunday se'nnight, at the moment that his ,
Hug the house for the grace, his mother in law.
who resided with him, suddenly expired.
Wednesday, at Honttogdon, Mr. George Gibbs.
rough* in TOth yeat. He wasan a visit to his
Jillills,
with whose family he breakfasted; shortly
plained of a violent pain in his breast, leaned eve
stood In the partner. and after a short time went _
bedroom, where he expire' In ahoy' twenty minutes.

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