Star. — 1816-12-02 (London, England)

MAJL. • • • ordered. Ofai es, Dhildhsit. Attorney, Mr. itmenean, Lincoln's Inn-square. . HAIRBORGH, NOVEMBER eV • nullity of nut William *snails. of jilideaster, Iferkshim. lax-dresser, dealer The Elbe is-tullot drittiett, and may alinost be caw TwoP°l 135. end shaman, Dee, is; et By, DM. Mat eltr and January eidered as unnavigable; ships web were to rope ti;:il tw,f,e, pa the Elephant Mid Camtlt• Inn; hi Sluddergate, some w Vett. Anannime. Mr latnes4leton,*padeutm.; or Mr. Wm. P'sse.up to the city have been forged to moor no the the Chamber: Drsk.., quentOlll-9qhare, Loudon. '•j,- - - strand. It is said too. that an English brig in ballast ' 1.• Th n written discon Edward Salo; of Emile!. Wettasorland, upholsterer, cabinet• has been observed drifting about the Elbe,' neat mitten deakr mod charm :In, Dee. I a,•si men, Dec ..; 7, at ten, .Blaukehess. witliont.being able to get to the shore and the pears nittflitiosie iI, as two..si,lie- King's Arms lon, Kendal, The Hassling - Dew boat however. can go over the 2. That in Ationsiei; Mr' Willim Jackman, Garden.eoisrt, Trawls, Low i 0 dear or Metal, Pen aedJobilsos, Kendal. • • .• • • River,. . speak in the d . . SWITZEULAND, OCTOBER so. • and published 'Mims. Olives Wprwick and John Aldred,of • Yorkshire: enemies. dealers.. charnsimiend civilises's. Dee', . A Decree. of 'the little Council' of then Canton of of ..the sitting 1,50.0,5t0 Jnestry it. at tweive„at do Tontine Inn,Sheli4d. Argovia orders that the bodies of perso,ls who' have it W,45 rose Morales. Mr. Droi:lield, stietliell; or. Mews. Tikes end .com ?ikon Collemaa-street, Londo. , Samuel Mime*. of Mester, cabinet-maker cod upholsterer• • • Pe -11. fa. and January 11. a eleven, at the White LIM inn' "tester. • • Aeornies, Mr. Kest, Clifford's Inn,..Lindon; or grunds, pitalmit..ed suicide, or are suspected at having done taken toto.cor so, except such as are pursued or arrested for, a ca. :Flag Per G crime. shall be buried in the usual buryingand those who attempt to binder such bU-. 1145 francs. LI Mesers.Leeke and Potts, Chester. .' - According rial be liable to a fine of from twenty to one hundred' 4 d* - • • . bite Robioson.of Belper,, Derbyshire, grocer, dealer and chap francs,• and to an imprisonment of irons two to ten ' _,..._King t'f _,91411 Mins, I lee. 12;43,40a Unitary' 1 i eat twelve, ac the New Inn, days. The reason for this resolution runs thus i . tn..,e a,nin ,at ta tore,pejerryei.sisatt Detay'.- "ifan4 ma'. mud'ulan And Hupicr9 L'asan's 49 %VC have learned with displeasure, that in some Ina Neu square. Lotiaon; ior Mr. Wragg; Batter. - parts of the Canton the prejudice still prevails, that P /An sec ter, .4 'Wakefield, *Yorkshire. linenAiraper, Dee. so, ss The AIME "4 I,,Aary ,1, et 41,,,5,„ ,t eke. cassteh, agewlee..waitsg, id; the bodies 'of persons who have committed- sae. A•terrif,...Mx patty., Chancery-lane, Londan g, ei fed ,es. vide, or are suspected of it, ought not to be buried. ti...Wnee..ot. 'he Limb and Son .Wak!fielel: ' „ .. .5" .• in. the usual burying grounds. This prejudice is as. nu rilesty . - . .... &hem* ieiii; *O t` Golfo" Hill, Lincolnshire, draper, grocer, i unjust in its consequences, as it is contrary to the gracious len already pub Beale and chaposen, Dec. 1 ski 4, and January 11, 'q *veil* at 4 spirit of Christianity and tau ntanity. As criminal as ( the Aelgel inn 4 Benoit. Anemias, Mr. Pc er Po shied,Rostou , ! . ...1., or "omits. iodinstan arid Hai &rwidarays cmissai Tenor& . Suichae may in be ' the eyes of a Higher Judge, when it Is committed with consciousneu and as a free act, •In the nt Villlam!Nolikon, of !Liverpool. merchant, Dec. NAN, and Jail. hide ~it . ' . Liverprol. Ananias. Mears. so is proper to. be judged by man. .In moit Yhrtve becen7r 11, a' one at the Gory inn bistkr and Lace. Liverpoolt .er Dittoes. Atkinsop and Wales, cases it is the innocent consequence of bodily dig se, obenhery.tane; London. " for which the suicide deserves to be pitied rather than Kama, 411 d Char* shepherd. of Bath, staymaker, dealer and shipment condemned. If it shOuld be punished as a civil late ' V3;13. Sndlanuary 41. st eleven, at the Chrinopimer Inn. crime', then, as in other criaies, all the circumstances Bath.. Atternies, Messrs. Langillnanit ilatteduldeaselis a, • : under which it was committed ought to be proved, " Daily as egeare. London .* - e nature of the thing, is impossibles and aVatihsto I lingworth, Joe of.Cieoroo.pard, Lombied-strusesimms" which, by the , distuibahees chapr, deafer and thiamin. Dec. 7, i 4, and January; I I,am°, even were the guilt of a suicide recognisol, yet he is the real or at •Ile sotiu.liiiii. Alumna, Mem% ilagiii. mil B 600•14 *Vat beyond the reaeu Of.ponishaseit, .and whatever is ins' Nal t, and • iii.' titten's Flue:Biiihopskate. . • flitted as such most fall -entirely no the family he .0..--thate whet Dead tier.ekeh and Nathan Caspar, late of Leman-Street, In leaves behind, who are already :plottged. in distress r9itien. Mu ourhusatalisSk. nierehank, *December 3, N. and January , that those c pleat eleven at Guildhall. Attensey, Mr. Facie, Mao's- 4/144. worthy of pity." •• . , .- •.. : - • • - toners where efirt, tuit 11;oad.atreet. .. . . ....-. • • • lantas itestioadi; late of New' York, in Amides, tat oat of • ''