Star.
London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

HYDE PARt.

Yesterday might be called ore of Ate ji.
of the season in Hyde Park. It wsi crowd •,1.1,
ems. About five o'clock the Psince of He. se hiw
amino, attended by his Aid de-Camp, Ram oNswe.
ran, mired with the Uesaliers on the qi
ton," and, in a few minutes afterwards, the DA,
Duchess of C A man incis, followed by th, tese,..t,
Landimtve of Hesse. Css.,sr., and a is
entered at Hyde Park Comer. The pl;
were on foot, and entirely unattended. Z.-
who appeared in excellent *health, sras di,,ted
white sprigged muslin, wish deep flounces of re" tie.
gam point lace, over which was thrown a tar lei
Cachemire shawl. The bonnet was
adorned with flowers. /Its Royal [Gthnrs as stantly recognized, and for some t:Jile brim bone;
and the Duchess seemed highly de.iylltd the
gay scene, and returned the innumerAtle salasatios„
which were made them, with the ntmn
murtae
As soon, however, as tls.; illustrious vttur; \vele z.
nerally known, the crowd around them Iseerir,-se
great as to make it extremely difficuh: an! unplea,,A
tor them to pass, and they speedily left al: rlset„.
by Cumberland gate. Arrived in the street, sl-,s;,
secutions were by no means diminished; an iminen*
crowd of pedestrians, flanked by innuinelahle
men and a number of carriages, still closely inveesl
them. All the way down Park-lane, to that host
in South Audley -street, raising a cload of dash, ~s
made it impossible to see to a trance of ten rase
At the door of the house, upwards of 200 women inn
collected on the steps and railing ; and as the illegfi,
out party eritired, a loud Iva raised by the
nab. Doubtless his Royal Highness repented ti
adventure, and w;11 not %pettily recommend male
&tacky promenade in the Park. The Duchess ire.
ral times appeared not only astonished, bu ahic:da.,
terrified.

A few days since, a boy narr.e.l of Bo_
dicot, near Banbury, got entargied in iLe wcrk f
horse-churn, which, instantly deprived him of Liz
Friday as a young woman was passingdoet Re&
('rocs-stmet, Southwark, she was met by a feline s•Se
struck her on the face with a piece of meat ea
skewer, when the point of the skewer entered neat
an inch deep into one of her eyes, aad emirelv des
prised it of sight. The offender was talent Were'
Magistrate, and held to bail.
There is now living in Oxford, areteran who fit
under the Marquis.of GRA33If at the battle cf fir
den, in the year 1759, where he received four balk
in different parts of his body, one of which was ee
tracted by the Regimental Surgeon, and two soap
time afterwards by Sir CnaaLts Notes!, of fa.
city; the other still remains. lie screed durin;
veral campaigns, and always bore the character r
a brave soldier. On his return to Oxford, he tog,:
hard labour as a coal porter to the different coliege,
and bred up several children without having recoUTY
to parochial assistance. At length, when co:brier:
worn out, he was reluctantly {freed to apply to
parish, from which he and his aged wife receive
per week. The name of this man is Judas Scam,
A Jew, named Lacy, (Lai probably), seam&
death by the Assize Court of the Upper Rhine, a.
executed on the 14th, in the market-place at Cohre.
According to the custom of his religion, be was cm..
ducted from the prison to the place of intais.turca
with his head coveted. The Chief Rabbi did r'
leave him, till he had given him on the scaffold ,
long exhortation, to which the culprit seemed :o
with much emotion. Lewy bin-m.ll' took off his
before he presented hi, head to the fatal knife. Sere.
ral Israelites, who had accompanied him, carefay
removed, immediately after the execution, even ea
,smallest traces of blood ; they then placed bit body
on a bier, took it on their shoulders, and procr:!...!
to the cemetery of Horboerg about halt a Itnt
from Colmar, where they buried it. The son et
Jew. a your* man of 19 years of age, who lad `bred
_condemned to death as an accomplice, has receiv
a, respite. • The crime was murder. -
. The. honour, delicacy and inviolable secrecy cc
.netted with the Medical board for the cure of preva
ing diseases, are .manifeste.l from the public co:
dente it has accjuired. Since the Medical Board
been established, a: Charlotte-house, Great Charla
street, Illackfriars-road; and Woodstocisstrect,
ford-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patient;
both sexes have been restored to perfect health, re,
of whom had lingered for years under the mu.: p..
fel and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incu:
by respectable practitioners. and several dischaij
d.
dcfreintientebeanitin°did:PthiStaiutargicallls—itletsiroul..ce".eblihriws.ritareyth,Ce fclonterecligt afls otaildere;jyattearsu'io.nyg'
houses until nine at might, and the poor have a....
gratis; on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday incr.i:
until 12 o'clock.—Patients at a distance, Serer::
their case, immediately attended to. Adlecers
diverted to Claarlantohoese, Blackfriars-road, Lan'
are answered which do not contain a consulting :a

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MARRIED.
Thursday se'nni;:ht, at auk...abatis, Sir Irdliam Cie 7.
Fairlie, Ilzrt. of Rohatkand and Fhidie, Ayrshire, t.y A.
daughter of the late Robert Cooper, Esq. banker, W Tr-,
Rev. John Ilailst.ine, late Wooe.wardian Proie.sor
bridge, to Mary. youngest-daughter of John Telford, C 34. I
• Monday, at thlord, Ikory. second son of the !tie.
Grantham, to Elisabeth, eldest davgitte r of the I..te 31r. 1% it:
of Orford.
Friday, at Oxford, the Rev. H. Cotton, M.A. to Miss I,
mace, daughter 6f the Rev. Dr. Laurence, Oar :a of C
Church, and Willis Professor et thfs.d.
The Ilthlost.the Itev. John 31asdot:..i.1, trieis.t r oi Crq!
to Janet, eldest datiAer of the toe .I..ieth

• • DIED.
On Friday, the 48th. tik. lu tfie bolt year of his Wei I
Frogley. Esq. of 11.omilow.
In the 85d yi ar Of Ids age, the Iler. W. Cookson,
Whitten and .I.lknorough,
Rec. Martin Coulcher, roLtor Gayton Thorpe, and N 1
of the Grammar School, Lynn, a!red 32.
In his soth par, the •Itc/..J. Watts, formerly of II ill
I.ately, at his brother's, at.fliiton, the Rey. Witisn,
Du
of Great Torrington, Devon.'
Friday, after a lingFring-illness. Mr. William Farmer.
paper vendor, of Mile-end New-zoom, iced,

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