... COURT OF ADMIRALTY.-JuNE 18. (Before Sir John Nicholl.) THE BRBITISH QUEEN. This was an appeal from the decision of the MagistratesofKingston-upon-Hullin asuitcommenced by two marinersafor full wages while the British Queen, in which they were engaged as carpenters, wintered at Memel. It is the custom of vessels trading to the northern ports to make the crews sign an agreement, that if the ...

... i CORONER'S INQUEST. SUDDENTv DEA4TH. On Saturday last, an inquest was held at the Mansion House, before T. 1B. Locke, Esq. coroner, and a respect- Y( able jury, otf whom Mr. Thomas Meynell was foreman, ch on the bodiy of Mr. TIhooints Turner, wvine-inerchant, la who had died suddenly the preceding night. Some ne interest was excited in the case, in. consequence of in, reports being in ...