Star.
London, England, 1816-07-26 00:00:00

roltemlies I*QuErt.

*Wnesday night alt Inquest was held ai ift
v %am
lila Horses§ Carnaby•street, on The body of m
Taf!or, GO read of age, who was found dead in4to
on Tuesday morning, at No. 6, G..orge•court, Cr s.'
street.—The first witness examined was %Hi
As!insole, iln.itt-law to the deceas- d, Who i4l
chimney sweeper, and with whem r s ce.t ; but l 4
equivocated equivocated in his testimony sl very much, tltt cm,
uer and Jury thought the cast of a very rtys „;6,‘,
nature, which induced them to exa:?,ii c nu less k."
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six witnesses, and were lining about four licurs, whet
it appeared the deceased was the widow of J. TATiot,
formerly chairman to Lady Fitzwilliams, who, ki
his death, left her an annuity, arising from 30 ht,usei
at Bath, of which she had been deprived, and into,
sequence reduced to extreme poverty and distress,
She had been a pauper in M:try-la-bonnt. woik lieu%
for some time, and had two daughters, Ole )
of whom is married to a hackney man,
lins, residing in Marlborough Mc,c.s, and Wic, is 60,4
heir to the property, in consequence t,f ;he ehist no;
being born in wedlock. who is matt ied to the sweep,
and who took the deceased out of the woik hut*
auto her family. This disappointment caused theold
woman to give her mind to excessive drinking fey
several years, and was daily in a c.!ate of intozicatire
about the streets. Monday she was with the sw„,
and his family, at an ale house, all day, and tlies
!went to bed very drunk, about twelve o'clock
Inight. Tuesday morning, at -even o'Clock, theswesp
and his wife went out to their laily occopatices,
The deceased was groaning in bed, but they did,,
notice her, and at
'heir return. about eleven o'clock,
they found her dead, lying on a wad of strlivr.—The
Coroner summed up the evidence, observing then
was no marks of violence on the body, and that it
was evident her death was facilitated by excess v
drinking. Verdict--Found dead.

On Monday, May 27th, as Mr. Wm. Campbrll,
book keeper at Hampden estate, Kingston, Jamaica,
was returning from muster, his horse took fright nest
the Adelplii, and threw him ; by the fall be was so
much bruised, that he died a few hours after.
Wednesday morning last, a seafaring man, crossing
the road near the Elephant and Cas:le, was throws
down by a horse and chaise, and run over. The poor
fellow received so violent a•blow on his side by oar
.of the shafts of the vehicle as to deprive him of his
senses. He was immediately bled on the spot by a
surgeon ; and afterwards taken away to as hospitd
with very little hopes of recovery.
Tuesday evening, a boy of the name of Wiseman-,
son of a poor laundress, near Artillery-street, Spital-
fields,. was sent to carry home to a Gentleman's
house, in Finsbury square, a bundle containing linen:
the boy was met by a female shall er, who accosted
him in Crown street, saying, you are going inane
with the linen to my mistress, met.tioning the name
of the family where he was going, and said big
would take the bundle home, and desired him to
Make haste bask and tell his mother to come invite.
diately toiler mistress, is she wanted to speak to her.
The lad gave her the bundle, and ran to his mntlai,
io hastened to tile housi, when she d;scovered tte
It aud.

The remains of the late venerable Bishop et.
DAFT were interred in the parish church of Isowue,,,,
on the banks 'ot Windermere, on Saturday Seniiigig.
His Lordship's tenants preceded the flea: be, and the
procession was closed by the carriages of a nnnto
of families of the first respectability, arkiong- %%Ow'
were the Rev. RICIIARD WATSON, son of the deem!
Prelate; DANIEL WiLsoft, Esq. of Dalian Tour;
And some members of the Baowsnotme family. A
number of Clergymen attended in toll robes, and the
scene was highly impresiive.
INS3LITENT DEBTORS' C0J11T...-John Adams, an
insolvent, was opposed on behalf of a great number
of creditors. Being ex trained by the learned Counsel,
he said he was a bankrupt in 1810, and was subse-
quently a bankrupt, bot could not tell the precise
year in which it took place. Mr. Serjeant RUNNING-
TON remanded him for prevaricatisr. A rule to shear
cause was granted in the case of Wm. Jefferies, who
had been remanded upon the charge of concealment,
why he should not be bi ought up again to refute de
charge. An affidavit was produced on the part tit
the prisoncr to prove his competency.

MARRIED.
July 20, Captain Henry Elton, R.N. to Marr, widow of the
late Peter roucliet, Eaq.

DIED.

Tuesday, the wife of I.leutetrantThontls 1 ynte, of tbeltcy3t
Hospital, Greeowtch. •

MATRIMONY.
From the taint end, -r.ce
Unmanly sons arise-.a puny race !
MARRIAGE should be the foundation of sloid
happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties din
form the union, not taking those precaumnis watch would sew
them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. ditasht
the melancholy variety of disorders under which human rave
is known to suffer, there are none more alarming or more di-
tressing than those which result Irons fashionable gaieties, 04
dissipation, er solitary intempetaoce.
Messrs. CU/.klli and Co. beg to state that the while e. al*
tendon of a practice exclusively directed it, the teej.emee oil
cure of CERTAIN CO MPI.AINTS, entitle them to the claim
cf superior acquirement. As reiular rurgeuns, they ale a
'speedy and perni.ment cure for every stage of that disorder, .41:11
is contracted In an unguaided moment, and which pawn. the
springs of life, and for every class of el,bility, which I. the e.ue.e.
quence of juvenile huliscrettons, preVt Ong the maturity ut
hood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victi.r. Ail the i ••
Enmities of old age—the body becoming enervated an:;
dated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and !he tried 1k0:111
and dejected. Fur the result of their success la chit
lar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Ha.:
themselves, they have acqu•red, by 20 years exptrierCe, i:. a
Mich extended practice. In slight and recent caws of Sy; le!lr-
tic C.,mplainte, a reelect cute is completed in the short vs rod of
two ; and in the moot aggravated cases, a proper prrrorerr.: se
in their plan of treatment insures to the patient au megcrated
constitution.
MS: rind Women, who have long been disappointed ii..ket•
expectations of a family, may be assured that, 111 must tiistio.,4,
such detects are curable by medical skill; and though
mental of such Impediments be an object of doubt and ut►ccrt rey
with othere, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual I tat-
greys of renovat4on, is the acquirement of the:r experience.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be cocsulted by Pate:set el
eltlierSex. with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their I oi.s.:,
N 0.107, HAtton-garden. Pati!nns in the country,
case, age, acid general habit of &c. &c. enclosing a rerels
tance loradvace and medicine's, the same will be given or sent to
any part op the Kinedons...-107, Hattan.garden. stating their

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