Star.
London, England, 1827-10-04 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUESTS,
An Inquest was held at the Elephant and Castlesk
Pancras road, on the body of Wm. Duncan, who was
found in a shed near the Werkhouse. quite elhanita
from want of necessaries. Verdict...... Died by the 4;
'Minn of Goo, being at the time in a starving state
An Inquest was held at the Prince of Wales, cilit
Barlow-street, Mary-la-bonne, on the body of Thoe,,a
Swales, a watchman. The sureenn found a mat'}
recent bruise on his side sufficiently severe to aue
*death. The wife of the deceased said, he had told bet
of a s Tuggle with a man, 14 days 'score, when 4th
.&aee hint as good as he sent. He changed reuse.
mince. and expired before she could ehtain assistance,
verdict—"" Died in a fit with a mirk uf violence °obi,
body ; but how be came thereby did not appear" •
An linqcest was held at the Lord Nel-en, Stepney ,
on the body of Archibald Rice, Eq. late tithe Ese
India Hots -e, who went to bed on Sunday bight in good
health, and on Monday morning aas found by Ins Inle
iThe de eased was ies of death. Verdict—', Died by apoplexys
n his 22d year.
There

are at pres..nt living is the allushonse *
Come, twelve old women, 'hose united ages MINOS*
4•1,101 years, one of whom remembers drinkitg wire
with the Waiving Maids of Queen *Nue, whin ea
lisit at Berkeley House.
Tuesday, while a ~amber rl persons were collecrolit
Bedford-street, North Shields, to view a Malay,' fut
y, five years of age, named Hunter, got upon 4,
:wheel of the Mo,peth coach, standing at the door rfthe
Pbeenit 17. n. The driver not observing him. set rt rod
the car, iage passing over the poor little fellutribeaj
he was killed on the sp-t.
Tuesday evening, as Mr. Holloway, of
was returning with a friend set a gig from Lvirgtom,
'where they had dined, the vehicle um oreetuntd.,4,4
they were both thrown nut, and Mr. Holloway alistu.
irrg.on his head, was so much hurt, that he died yeast-
-day morning.
Monday last, a sestet belonging to Mr. Tornio, ship.
builder, Such Shields, proceeded to sea, steno, active
yonth, aged 19, fell from the twin yaid, and was
injured. He was put on board a lightcellier.
wchle:d
.ncl4:!lY
on reaching the hat boor, he WAS consigned Is
the pilot boat, but be breathed his last just as the boa
reached land.

On Friday morning last ILAlola Ewing, maw of the
.ship Hope, of North Sunderland, irotr tyirs ieVert.
castle, while putting up a colour in honour of the Doh
of Wellington's visit, fell Irons the mast against s ship
adjoining, dropt into the river, and was d °semi!.
Jr. M A IT'S'S L Garroran.—From 3 cninpsts.
Von made yesterday, not less than 700 b dies haste'.
ready beenrettroved fr.m this aacient bull d-place tithe
newly consecrated ground at Camden-town, and tre
church yards of St. Clements, St. Dunstan, St. Bids,
St. James, and St. Anne. The remaining bodies, dic.at
ler to be exhumated, are calculated at 1,000 The
coffins are lodged so close to each other, as the eugenics
proceeds, that they have the appearance of a whew
rasean boarded floor. Yesterday 16 bodies were shifted
into shells covered with black cloth, and the niIDIS
of the deceased, with the year of their dienternest,
marked on tin plates, surmounting each !,eIL Stz
coffins were also removed from the south side of the
church to the north side, called Chutch•ponge, a
(thoroughfare leading into the Strand), where, partly
at the expense of the relatives of the deceased ors
massive tomb-stones were raised, Ay earth deg out,
and the remains finally therein deposited. It is
not now expected that the burial-ground or the
south side will be completely cleared before teetirld
'next January, as it is determined lotto txpose this
ground (now closely boarded on all sides) for 'be sea
buildings and alterations, until the mitire of the oral
remains are removed to other burial places from thee'
present cemetery, at Government expense, or of them
latives of the deceased. The foloving public notice
was placarded yesterday morning at the entrance
of the burial •grotind By order rf the Churcheir.
dens, no remains are being removed from this h.gtil
grotan4, except by the relauves who have obtained INV
mission tor the removaL"

DIATH OF A CARLSRA VETERAN.—Tuesday mon-
ing Joust SALTZR, a veteran Pensioner of C/selses Cd
lege, died at the advanced age of 107 yetis. mire.
terms entered into the army at a very cirly periedcf
his life, and was present at the battle of Cull, den
1745, He was employed on active service on the
Continent, previous to the American Revolistiow, end
was present at most of the battles fought at that period,
avid in 11 hich he was distinguished for his bravery by
his Officers. From wounds he received he became
invalided, and was an Gut-pensioner of Chelies,
until within the last twenty-five years, when he
was taken' into the House. A few week. preview
to the illness of his late Royal Highness the atked
YOnst, he received a visit from him at the Royal C4'
lege. when the Duke, with his usu.,' condescrisios.
entered for a sonsiderable time into conversation akk
him on the various actions in which he had been ea•
gaged,. Os partiag;44se Doke shook him cordially by
the hand, and otadetiso a hands ;me present. He vas
a native of Wiltslkiie; and bad been about 90 years is
the army; he scarcely ever experienced a day's illness,
and maintained his faculties perfect to the last, witk
he exceptho of his eyesight, which latterly basil
mpaired.
MERV NGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGIIALI.-STAlle

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TO-1/1011 ROW.
J. Baltic, Orford-street, haberdasher .-
H. Hallett, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, tailor
W. Hopkins, Oaferd-street, coach-maker 3 II
W. Collins, Witney, Oalerdchire, blanket-manufacturer I II
T. Knight, Cole Harhour.lane, Surrey, smith._ ~,,..,_ ) :9
K. T. Elliott. Ipswich, linendraper
W. Sparks, Chalk Pant, St. Patera., t abeeper ......... 113
DOWBINDS.
C. Smith, Minories, grocer—M. Lewin and M. Josephs,. VW'
sell-street, Goodinin's-fields, niercitants—J. Realty and S. Emit!.
'Nicholas-lane, brokers—J. George, Lendomwall, coach-builder-'
J. Widen, Leicester-street, Leicester-square, pianoforte.manefar-
(ureg.-11 M' Lean, Cafilfirifige, tea-dealer--T. Fawcett, Chistrell.
street, Meorfields, rectifier.

MARRIED..
At Walgot Church, Bath, the Bev. W. St. John Smyth, MI
of Belfst, Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of Dona and Cooing,
to Mary, second daughter of H. Mant, Yak. Of 'lit

DIED.
Sept. int, at his house Harlow, Essex, aged 83, A. Parkin, Ea
who for fifty years held house,
office of Solicitor to his Majesty's Porn
Office.
At the Rectory at Beachampton, in the corraty of Sock% afta
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short alone, the Rev. Sir George Lee, liart,

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