Star. — 1811-10-07 (London, England)

MARRIED. At St. George' —and four of his ribs, on the left side, were also frac- tic attachment, which was so violent as to induce. a i tured, The house-surgeon paid every attention to the young lady to follow a convict to Botany Bay. It had , . P tVIS Deputy Adjutant-General to the Force in Ceylon, to N • Georges Church, Hanover-square, LI eutenint-Coln • . poier man—the fractures were immediately reduced, been reported that she was actually accompanying her . A.and dreadful as are the injuries the poor fellow has lover, but this was not .the case. The circumstance is [ Rev. J. Pratt, rector of Natort. NJatinglatuclslre ta V. A. . Brownrigg, daughter ot Lieutenant-General Brownrigi. received, lie is in a fair way of doing well. of a very extraordinary nature. The heroine of the Rev. J. Book, rector of BrOckle., yon,t daughter of the Nemesia —On Sunday se'nnight, an Inquest was story, who is respectable and accomplished, had con- j n""I'!". held at Lewes, on the body of Grigg, lately a ceived an affection for the youth, which was not return-. of Rev. Slna"to Elkzabetlt, daughter of the Kev. Chutes 1a.... ley, William Danheny, eldest son of the Archr&a.:,m tapster at the Running Horse, in that town, who had ed untitall the resources by which ay issipated life had ' Rector of Stover, near NOrtilaillp(On. on the 10th tilt. received a wound in the head from been supported were drained. The oung man having I Saty► last, at St. Margate. Ps Wes.orticster, Careln R an artilleryman, for whom be had refused to draw experienced the ills which vice inflicts, f Castle, to Anus Elizabeth, daughte: of Vit.taiu rustia, Lite et was resolved to . land, orb the Honourable East Indts Company's slty Almetel beer after the time permitted by the landlord. He commence a life of virtue, hat, tLackily, so strongly in d ' walked down every morning to the surgeon's to have had his former habits operated upon him, that the first I u,:iier-sriutyreet. , at St. Margaret". WeAreinster, the Rev. A 6.. his wound dressed, which was in a fair way of reco- step he took to reformation was one by which his cha- I Baynes Rector of Adstuck, In the county of Buda, to M., Row, Of Fludyer-street, Wean:time,. sena But a fortnight ago (on Cliff fair day) Grigg ratter was lost for.ever. Being in want of the mcansi At Chatham. George Byng, Fag. Captain of the &oral Nay having been insulted by a son of Mr. Kennard, miller, of establishing himself and his beloved in a comforta- ,to Miss Francis H. Barltaw, secoud daughter of C II., tof Lewes, boxed the urchin's ears, and the father ble situation, he lead the rashness to commit a forgery. (air R. Barlow, and 0 rte of Fig G. Barlow, Goveruot ot ~1a,!6 went in a passion to Grigg, whom he found in a The sentence of death, which had been passed upon privy, where he had taken refuge, struck his head him, was commuted to that of transportation, but violently against the boards, knocked down, and beat the love of the young lady - was rather increased by him. Grigg, however, continued in his business till the disgrace, proceeding, no doubt, from the consithe following Tuesday, when he was put to bed. On deration that she was the cause of the calamity. Her Thursday he -became senseless, and continued so till parents and friends exerted all their influence to check his death, on Saturday. The medical gentlemen gave her ardour, but in vainaand they were compelled, by it as their opinion, after opening the skull, that the her threats of suicide, to let her follow her lover. She first blow was sufficient to have caused death ; but is about 24 years of age, and possesses a good perspn that it was accelerated by the treatment of Kennard. —her eyes are fixed and resolute, and bear a capabiThe Jury, after an investigation of seven hours, found lity in them which felicity might have raised into a verdict of manslaughter against }innards who has beauty. The, young man has twillin •in his appear- —to& • nee or Runners extraordinary.