Star. — London, England, 1829-03-28 00:00:00

LONDON, Caen • frost the summit of St. l'aurs—a SA LOON for the reception of Works of Art—a long range of CONNIE VATOtt lES—and a SWISS COTTAGE, It.. It.. Admission Five Shillings earl Person, from Ten till dusk. Difr,intrt. it • t 1 2 4.- ..' - • • - .....--. 7 .—. -- . , ' 4: — 49- 1,...r.A, ,•;;Ti i ll - 11 — o i.,t; - 40 .... k ....,,: t ..,,_ A i re sof subsiptente. At present &lei Were keeping 9 : c ` • ' .4 0 1re. p ," • . 0 „,,t; the faith ()fan Act of Parliament. .1. • C' t ' . 1 11 4 k i.d. in it' ON said, In all matters mucking religion any ..4,4.11ir ' • • he eduettion of the ouch of this country in the hando 4,- A. iglu h e Y clause. 14 must oppow the • The Maase tia a negatived without a divisiesi. The question that the Bill with In ankkolisneme be printed was then put—( A cry of No, no, took place)... The /once divided. • Ayes _ . . : 2121 ' ' • Noes . . . 104 . • Majority . —127 , The Bill was ordered to be read a third dingoes Moaday. Mr. HUME moved f rfi , a yam of the aniMber of prows m- ined in the gaols of the .4 l,lltAastotlif, udjut ediio2l of fees, stating the a mount. .—Asetroy to . .5 v BM7 sly 10 ;.. .• . •• The other orders of the day were tilopeshtli *AO the House . 4jonswd at a QUART= TO RUMEX OVUM& i '`... _. . - THR COLOSSZUM. fr,HE •Public ate respectfully invited to an inspection of tide magnificent Exhibition. in its proves towards coin ' illation. TM, Works con ist of a' Stupendous PANORAMA of OFFAL AT DEPTFORD. VICTIYALLING-OFFICB, Mardi 18, 11129. •_ T HE COMA ISIONERS for VICTUALLING 11 his mazars NAM fe. is hereby giro senor, That on Tug:soar, the 7th of April, they will be ready to re. crier Tenders In writing (sealed up) sod treat with such Persons as will undertake to Purchase. and remove from the Victualling Premise, at Deptford, the OFFAL. consisting of BRAN, MID. DLIN GS, and POLLARD, produced at his Majesty's Mill, in the said Yard. until the end of the preient Year. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Mee. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the person who makes the tender. or some person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. AL WALLER CLIFTOY. • i/114; EVENING STAR. LONDON. --a ...- SATURDAY, MARCH 28. 18'29. I'RICR OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stuck Shut South Sea Stock .eluou Ificheq. 1914 57 I 41500 Ditto 57 9 £lOO and AIM Ditto 59 9 Commercial Bank fur Acct. India fur Acct. Consuls for Acct 97; Ps)ItKION vIUNDS. TWO tECI.OII‘.. Brazilian 1144.5 pet. S7l 1)o Acct. 22 1) ni.l. I:.1. 3 oet. 94i Perim. lid*. 6p C. 11 blez.Bils. 1925, Op CI. • Do Acct. ISKITIsH AND FOKKIGN SIIARK.S. TWO O'CLOCK. SWIMS. 'AIM 55 90 25 5 64 50 5 40 39i 10 lodia * Uond. SI 3 per ettn.lted. Shut !flirt Ct Cons. trn e Se pet Que. lite. Shut Si per Cent. Ned. Shut 4 per Ct. Nqw, toli xi I per C. pt Shut I tong Auu. Shut India Stash Shut iir.zlllll. Ditto National Genera Alining Aso) United 31eatcan A Ptiry Council met chi% forenoon at the Council OQi e. in Whi etill, on Planta lion Appeals: Pretest, Lo d TIENTERDEN. Loud MANNIMS, the LOaD Patti!. DIMT. and So Gamma Rum The Council broke up up mt lu f pas doer u'clock. The Bo which Sir CHARLES WETHERELL designates as trocious"—which saps the foundation of the Al. na•chy and the Constitution—which has al , eady de prived Gosenintent of all its fis mese 'fiends...and which will not .ati-fy the Roman Catholic inhabitants of lee. ' }and — Was finally repotted last night in the House of Commons, and mete, e.l to be read a third sin e on Mon (JAY night. The friends of Church and State will then make one more resolute, but we fear ineffectual, stand against this detested measure, and the Bill will pro. bably be passed late that night. It is not expected that it can be carried up to the House of Peers till the fol lowing day, when it will be read a first time, and the ample discussion which it will teceive in that House will occupy more time than to veins before the Easter holidays. unless indeed Good Friday be classed by our modern innovators with other ancient institutions as being useless, and the Lords should be required to mret on that day to pass the Act which will inevitably lead to the destruction of that Church whi c h is the c o rn e t stone of Protestantism. If Good Friday is not to be , disregarded, it is probable that both Houies of Pal ha meat will adjourn only till the following Wednesday, in order that no further time may be lust than cannot with decency be avoided. Pasis Papers of Wednesday, and the Gazette de France of Thursday miming, leached us last night...— Tres contain tsto Orders of the Day, addres.ed by General. WITTGENSTEIN mad DIEIIITSCH, to the second army of Russia, on the firmer General surrendering up the command of that army to the lat er. With this ex. ceptino, these pa pe:s are enti ely barren of intell•gtnce. The French Fonda continued stationary on Wednesday. having left aff—the Five per Cents. at 108 f. r Ze. and dm Three per Cents. at 781. BO e. The German Papers meowed this morning state, that whole families of fugitive Greeks, especially women, have been captured by the Turks and thrown into the seal The following are extracts: PATHAS, FICOMIAIIT The President of Greece has in view some changes in the Ad ministration, which experience has shown to be necessary. General Damen is gone to Napoli to inspect the fonifications. Sir Fred rick Adam. the Lord High Commissioner Odle lonian Islands, is gone to Janina, to have a conference with the new Grand Vizier, lied 'chid Pacha. Prince Ypsilanti still keeps his ground in Livadia, and hopes that he shall soon be able to resume offensive operations. However, the corps which was destined for the blockade of Lepanto bad not yet been able to arrive, on account of the severity of the winter ; but the Albanians composing the garrison of Lepanto have mutinied on account of the high prices of provisions, and have even threatened° the life of the Pacha. Veil Pacha has arrived at Janina. and is preparing for an attempt to relieve the Castle of Voinaga, whit% is besieged by the Greeks. Meantime the Greek Captain lieneke has captured in the harbour of Prevesa two . Turkish gun. boats. with six guns and '24 men, including Callihan Hassan. the Commander of the Turkish flotilla. On the coast of Candia, the Turks have tai en many vesaeh with fugitive Greek families (espe cially women) n board, and notwithstanding the supplications of the uolostunate people, thtcw them aU imo the sea; alter which they sunk the vessels. At Yates shocks ties earthquake have be Mt almost daily fu some mobs pia; accompanied with a disturbed state of die atmosphere. VIBOIIh, MARCH le. :—Mesalllques, 97 346. Bank Shares, 1094. Afersosirie ;gifts% March' 21. HANOVER, SL.a■ As the prorogation of the Assembly of the States will take place to.mortow, a great many of the atemben not resident in Hanover have already left the city. It is said that a motion has been made in the Second Chamber to give In future greater publicity to the debates of the Chambers. It is not known whether the First Chamber approves of this pro posal. FROM THE UPPER RHINE, Maur 13. The journey of Ms Highness blargrave William of Baden to Paris, and hia,long stay in that capital, has given the to a report that the object of it is to forms family alliance between the House of Baden and the French dynasty, and that an application is to be made for the hand of the eldest daughter of the Duke of Orleans. —Fren4fort lawn, Larch fil. CITY. TweLvi o'CLocc. We have no arrivals this morning of consequence, except from Bombay and Simper', the former is of an old date, and the other a week later; but they do not Wag any news. A general stained= of business will prevails In the Coati market, Not a bargain has been done as yet. and the House is very thinly attended. Consols opened at s7j $ for the Account, and 117$ $ for Money. The Foreip market is void of the least interest, and not a bar gain loss been done. ___ CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. We understand that the Bmperor of Brasil, Bon Nose, is going to send two Commissioners to England, to settle his differ ences with Portugal; and the adjustment will be left to the diation of the British Government. Don Miguel has propos/id to marry the young Queen of Portugal in four or five years, if he Is left in quiet possession of the throne of Portugal. The young Queen Is not to proceed'to Vienna, bat it is intended that she is to gb back to the Brazils. The Coosol market has somewhat Improved since the early part of the morning, caused by the Bank broker having purchased one hundred thousand Cahoots, and Consols may be quoted at present at 117 i i for the Acconnt, and lefi for Hooey. E AR Y. The 10th Royal Hussars, at Brighton, will give place to the 15th Hussars, or King's Own, about the middle of neat month. The following letter has been issued from the Horse Guards re specting the Militia : " Horse Guards, March 12, 1849. " Ste—l am directed by the General Commanding In Chief to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th inst. and to ac quaint you that the Militia Regiments are not under the controul and authority of the Military Departtnents, except when embodied and placed en military duty. The regulations, therein'', issued for the regular Army cannot be considered as applicable to the Regiments of Militia during the period of training and exercise, &c. Ste. Signed " H. TA YLOR, Adj.-Gen." NAVAL IN ENCE. —..m..- Kim Autism Tuts D•T—Dublin I—Waterford 1. The Ceres, Warren, front Bombay, has arrived .ff Scilly. The Noormaltul, from Manilla, has arrived off Cape Clear; lost foremast and bowsprit on the 12th instant, by a large ship runtling on board. The Bradoct, Wingate', from Bengal to Liverpool, was aban doned by the crew on the 21st January, in let. 3. long. 25. baying six feet water in her hold. HOLYNZAD, MARCY 26.—The Ann and Fanny, Robert, from Cork to Liverpool, struck on the Clipera Rock, in this bay, re mained six hours, and tben proceeded. DEAL, MARCH 27.—Wind IL by S.—Sailed the Sir David Scott, for the River. PORTSMOUTH, Masai 27.—Wind &S.F.. PLvstouvo ' Marten U —Wind E.S.R.—Arrived the Cicey, Gilpin, from Rio Janeiro ; and Charles, Brau, from Bombay, 150 dqs, and St. Helena 84. Sailed the Cato. Moon. for Quebec. Of pun the Robert, Edwards, from New York. Sailed the In dustrioso and Felicity. fur Terceira, with emigrants. FALMOUTH, [dozer 118.—Wind &B. to E the Charlotte, Kalinin. from St. Thomas's; Ceres, Ade, from Ancona; and Mary, Grinton from !Messina . Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet. for St. Do mingo, Jamaica, dce. DA RTMOUTH, Maser 4d.—Arrived the Hama, Warming. from Sinewy% ; Ranger, May, from the South &as; Helena Cattle dSmyrna.na, —, !rum Sm yrna. PRIMA NCR. MARCH 26. Arrived the Venus, Levi.. from Trieste ; Severn, Jordan, from Lisbon; Euphrates. Buchan. from Bengal— sailed 24th October; Osiris. from the Cape of Good Hope. Monday, while a fishing boat was taking Arbroath harbour, she unfortunately upset, and three of her crew perished. The Duke of Noneomt entertained a distinguished party at dinner on Thursday, at Norforlk House St. James's. square; 2111011 g whom were the Karl of SURRIIT. C olonel Stoney, Rev. Archdeacon Gcovaa, Mr. Pi.usairr, Mr. BIAZI, Mr. BLUNT, Mr. Du CANE, ihe. The Marquis of LANSD..WN had a grand dinner patty yesterday, at Lansdown House, Berkeley-square. The second ton of Sir H. de CAPIL BROOKE, of Oakley House, Northamptonshire, will shortly lead to the attar the accomplished sister of Lord Somoza. The houst%s on th.. East side of St. James's street, the she of which has been let to Sir THOMAS FASQORAS, are about to be pulled down, for the purpose of making a carriage entrance from St. Janses's.square, through King-street. Hama HAVE, E.q. svt .s succeeded the celebrated ABRAHAM NIMLAND. Esq. as Principal Cashier to the Bush of England, died on Thursday night at an advanced age. " 1F the Heart but truly love.''—We have heard this very pretty song sung by BRAMAU at the Melodist.' Club, and if the principle is true that the beauty and value of a song as a com position consists in its being in strict unison with the sentiments of the words, we must say that much praise is due to this produc tion, in which the music pleasingly expresses the Palings contained in the neatly written stanzas. The names of the Peers composing the Committee on the Coal Trade are— The Lord President, Lord Privy Seal, Duke of Wellington, Earls Elgin, Longford, ltordyn ' Grey, Lontdale Vane, Dudley. and Cawdor ; Viscount Goderieh ; Lord B ish ' op of Durham; Lords Clifton, Oriel, itavenswottb, Bexley, Wharnctiffe, Durham, and Skelmersdale. The Committee meet no Monday nest. DRVw 1011141.—The County Address to the Throne. praying his disarm not to give his Royal Assent to the proposed measure fur removing the Roman Catholic disabilities, has already received between 30,000 and 41.000 signatures. PRItiENT TO MR. .r. CcOKR.—. I horsday evening a Meeting of the Gentlemen composing the Band of the Drury-lane Theatre was held. when a splendid silver epergne, weighing seventy eight ounces. was presented to their leader, Mr. T. Coosa. The iiiNcription ran thus: _ _ _ " Respeetfully presented isy the Band of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to their L ader, Tsarinas Coo's, Esq. Director and Coniposer of the Music, in testimony of their high admiration of his talents, and grateful acknowledgments of his ►indness on all occa.loors, 1129, weighing seventy-eight ounces silver." LUINSURGH, MARCH 26 —David Hunter, who has been confined in the Tollbooth of this city for more than twenty eight year% havieg been convicted of murdering a woman neer Libbertn, but who had bit sentence commuted on account of in sanity. flied prate' day morning. He was seventy years of age, and bad not left his ceU for many years. Accoui.ts i,nm Monte Video, to the In of January, state, that the Governor of the Banda Oriental, General ROWDIAU. had strived within about twenty seven miles from Monte Video. He was immediately to assume the reins of Government. AU the Buenos Ayres and Brasiban troops had departed, with the excep tion of about 1,500 men. The Oriental flag was immediately to be hoisted. It i. white, with nine blue stripes, and a radiant sun in the upper corner. Leiter. horn Sydney, Nrw S-uth Wales, to the 7th of September, have arrived The latter state the arrival of his Majesty's ship Rainbow, from a voyage of discovery. The Hon. Captain De Roes has discovered two large rivers to the North watd of Sydney. where there is a fine and safe anchorage. He proceeded a considerable distance up both the rivers, and report. the country to be well wooded, the climate saitibrious, and the .oil apparently of the richest description; one he has named the Clarence, the other the Richmond ; the former is in latitude Mk the latitude of the other is not given ; both rivers lie between Sydney and Manna Bay, the usual track of vessels trading to Sydney, which makes it remarkable they were not previously die covered. The Clarence river is supposed to take is rim in the great inland lake lately discovered. COURT CIRCULAR. The Duke of CUM/BRAND and the Duchess of Gion• curia visited the Princes. AUGUSTA yesterday, at her residence in 'the King'. P. lace, St. James's. Seam eters were bled on Thurelay evening from the Foreign OEce, Downing-street, for holding • Cabinet Coons:II yesterday afternoon. About three o'clock yesterday afternoon the Minkters assembled at • the Foreign Mice : there were present the Lose COUNCILLOR. the Duke of WELLINGTON Earls BATHUIRST and Aasaaass, Viscount histvitas. Lord lettssameounu, lalr. Se aviary Past., Sir Qantas Mousse, the Cuancstsoa of the Ex satsuma Mr. Vote Fenosseue, and Mr. Maims. The Mi nisters b roke up about a quarter past four o'clock. Mr. Secretary Past had an interview yesterday with the Duke of Watumayou, at the Treasury. The Attorney-General for Ireland transacted badness with the CNANCRLLOS of the Esensausa yesterday. • MELTON MOWERAY. The steeple race for 2,000 guineas between Sii FUSSY 1301110111CNI anal Ca;•tain Ross is off by consent. The entire of the valuable stud belonging to a celebrated Sport ing Gentkmati, with the mansion which he inhabited. are now in possession of certain subordinate *dicers of the law. BELVOIR, Mucs 2S. The young Duke of BUCCLZUCH, *ha has been staying some time at the Castle, daily participating in the aunty kid sports which are here enjoyed in superlative perfection, de parted yesterday. Lord and Lady Becaanvahave also left for the &riot Wn.wavia. Grantham. - The Duke of RUTLAND, the Duchess !sancta, and the usual family circle, continue here. A number of disdngehhed visitors are expected, the week pre ceding Croxton Races, to arrive at the Castle. BRIGHTON, M*acu 26. Sir %AMELIA BLUNT, Bart. left the Albion f seat in this meaty, and thence for the metropoll.,_ this morning. Sir Hussar and Lady VIIITAM and family, and Lady G&W/WM and daughter, ate remaining at the Albiun Ttiaaraa—Conaa took a benefit last night, and was rewarded with a good receipt, especially from the pit and gallery, owing to the appearance of Mr. &LAIL and Signor Paul" as the Harlequin and Clews. in a new Pantomime, got up fur the occasion, called Glides Wis. GRANTHAM. The Ran and Countess of WILTON. since their dolt of a few days to Melton, base entertained several members of that limit at their huspitable residence, including Lord A am/INLET. Sir .I..Uusnaays,&c. Lard and lady HIL4111•111 still remain. _ . The - accounts of t►e Marquis of Cteves.mos's health continue favorable. Beds bad been engaged for himself and suite at the George Inn on their way to town. His Lordship was seised with sadden illness at Laninglane Inn. which is a state from Ferfr bridge. and here Sir H. Hauroan attended him. He has since returned to Itaby Castle. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARItIVA LS. Sir Benjamin. Lady Hobhuuse. and family, at their house in Berkeley-square. from their seat at Whitton Park; Mr. Smith Wright, Dowiger Lady Sitwell, and Miss Smith Wright, in Man chester-square. from Rampantly Hall ; the Duke of Beccleuch, ar his house. Whitehall-gardens, yesterday. from Mama Mowbray ; Lord and Lady Montagu, at their house in Hamilton-plate, f.um their seat, Ditton Park, Bucks; Lord Henry Vane, at Fenton'. Hotel, St. Jantees.ureet, front his father's (the Marquis of CIL vs land) seat, Newton House, Yorkshire ; 0. W. Wood, Ilk at Wits', trom a tour; Sir Wm. Bush, Bart. and Mrs. Knipe, at Syantsones hotel, St. James's•street. from a tour; the Karl of Claneany and Lord Danko, at the Burlington Hotel, Oid Burlington and Curk Streets, front Ireland ; Sir James Wright. Bart. at ditto, from Edinburgh; Viscount Boyle. at the Hyde Park ilotel, from Ireland. OXFORD, MARCH 27. • Tue,day a meeting of the parishioners of S , . Martin's. in this city, was convened to consider the propriety of petitioning the packet Sovereign of this kingdom, at the present montentous crisis; praying him to continue his fatherly care of the Protestant Church and State. and not to s.nctian the Dilt no. hefore Parlia ment for the introduction of Papists into Parliament. and to offices of trust and power. A Committee was appointed, con•isting of the Rector, Mr. Hammitt.% Mr. W. H. Humes, Mr. Tausasie. Mr. Mumma, Mr. Placates. and Mr. Poassucc, to prepare such Petition, and to request some Protestant Peer of this realm to pro. sent the same to the Kinn. SPORTING IbitEi.LIGENCE. BEDFORD SPRING MEETING, Maier U. The Oakley Stakes of S soy.. each. Twenty-two Sobserilters._ Mr Hobson's Lady Louisa ••• ... ••• l Lard Ongley's Banker ... ... ... ... 2 Mr. H. Delme Radcliffe. Meteor ... ... ... 3 Five other 4 muted. ' Match SO nes. Capt. F. D. Radcliffe's gr g Guardsman ... .. Mr. aimpson's Maggot ... .. .. ... Match SO move. Mr. D H. Radcliffe's Sancho Mr. Higgins 's The Captain Fanner' , ••• ••• /deheatad The 4 Plate of SO sou. was woe by Mr. Doe's beads* several others. friday _ . The Hunter's Stakes was won by Ur. Hobson's Collier beating two others. THE FANCY. Big Brown and Dabsli.—Last night, at Tom Spring's, the Castle. Holborn, the battle was shwa up to Tom Spring, as the acknowledged agent of Tom a, of lkidgenunk. Dobai did not show, nor bad he any friends present. The stakeholder re marked at the time, that as no objection bad been lodged, the de. livery of the money would settle the disposition of the bets. This was fair enough as a statementebut it was unnecessary, as Dobai gave in when in sound mind, of his own free will, and of count, there was no room fur dispute. The letter .1)e . 2rs from the M uruiui are dated the 1t of anwiry ; 15 000 tons of British shipping were returning without being abk to obtain any freight. D watche. were received yesterd • y at the Coloial °see from General Mattes, the Governor at New South- Wale 7 s; and from Lieutenant Colonel Aavisua. the Governor of Van I)iemen's Land, each bearing date 17th September. 1828. The Chief B.ron of the Lash Exchequer has been raised to a British peerage. by the tide of Baron BIOCIMATON, of Rockbarton, in thus county of Limerick ; and his Lordship has vacated the bench. This arran ge m ent was long contemplated. A Requivtion has been addressed to the Hugh Sheriff of the county of Huntingdon, calling oil Ids to convene a Meeting to address his 11.usav and the House of Lords against Catholic Bniancipation : it is signed by Shy Magistrates, Clergymen, and Freeholders. A similar requisition is in course of signature in the county of Cambridge. We have been the copy of a Pe ition agaWit further concession to the Roman Catholics from the Inhabitants of Forfar shire. which is nearly ready for distribution and signature in the different parishes. The promoters of this pedtion intend it to include the signatures of all ranks and clas.es in the esenty. It is meant to present it to his Mainerr, praying hit* to diastole Ministers and dissolve the present Parliament, for having advlesd the admission of Papists into the Legislature. &c.—Deader tharise. EXECUTION.—Cosske. the boy who was found guilty of betting fire to various buildings at Witham, in Essex. was executed yesterday morning, in front it Chelms ford gaol. , He confessed before he died that no (whir person than himself had been concerned in the outrage. Prior to the rising of the Conic at the York Assisai on Monday, it ties fixed that Martin's case should be taken on Monday morning next, before ldr. Bares HOLLOCK.. Mr. ALDERSON, Mr. Aitenscitm, and *ha STRICKLA MD, are Counbel for the prosecution; .and Mr. BROUGHAM and Mr. Sergeant JOWLS for the defenefi. ,ii7cpste GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH..., J. (wnscn Gomm ntrosuesou), - 4 ' l - • • • For the Week ended March 20, made up from the &tants alibi Inspectors in the different Odes and Towns in England and Wales t Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 671. Id. I Oats 440. 7d. 7d. Beans 53e. Barley 51s. id. Rye 341 e. 7d. Peat s4s. lOd. - Auregate Average of the Si: Weeks which wrens Duty. Wheat 695. 3d. I Oats 220. id. I Beans Hs,. 116. 1 • Barley hos. ad. Rye ass: Sal. Peas Us. &L i :- PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Stews or MMICOViDO 800a114 competed from the Returns made the Week endive the 24th day of March; 1029,11 295. 90. per cwt. exclusive of the Dudes of Customs paid er payable thereon es tie laspettadeit thetelk late Great4kitath. FIRES. We mentioned vest rday Willy the dieadhal which destroyed th t morning the houses of :Mi. Uh l ami °the. s, opposi e Camberwell theen. The unfit. tunate female who has lost her life was sister to Bailey. Only one of the children burnt was Mi. Bailey% the other being a child staying at Mr. Baile ) *a, who is a broker and house agent. .Mr. and Mrs. Bailey d ept Belo A and were enabled the better to make their esc ape. During the progress of the 8 .nies a watchman got i nto the 614-floor window, in orcer to rescue die unfortun ate deceased persons, but could out get to them, owin g to the smoke. He called out, but received no engem ; to that, in all probability, the parties who have lost tw it lives were suffocated with the smoke. The bodies were taken to the Sun and Doves public. house. in Coalharbour-lane. Another account says—The son of Mr. Bailey, who . was burnt to death, was about 11 years f Axe. Th e mber child burnt ss a a boy there at nut e, and Ak an six years ref age. The fire commenced at Mr. WOlgar' s a shoemaker, and communicated in Mr. Bailey's, stb t ; rims been so severe a %arta. Mr. Baldwin, whoa brickl .yer, is n•.t inured, and nearly the wholeif his furniture i► destroyed. A lads .ved himself hy leaps f no. this house, and *as severely s. j•ued. The litm us were a‘l of wool. wine,. accounts tor the rapid p ckre n of the flame.. Mr. Bailey's sister, who ras tri for ts . 'rarely lust her lie, was a cripple. M. Bai e p, an d Iti , binson, a tientleman who has re iced hum business, are fully insured. 'Chore was s second fire yesterday morn:nF, wl was, iti point of at ignitusle, m uc h greater t h an it ,, e awn, but no lives were log. It broke out in the premises of Mr. Skipper, whir is an extensive stati•.ner and printer in Sr. Duitstrin's.l4ll. I efie was di.cove.ed ab ut a quarter bef rest tech ck .yestei day morning, and bum with uncontroul eel fury two hiii.r.. communicating the fl MC% to the extesi.ive premises 401 Messrs. Chater and Heywood, glass-nserchar.t•. The nature ot the st ck of M . Skipper. consisting chiefly of paper, rendered the lite exceedingly strong, and as one time the church of S . Dunstan. was considered in danger. A number of engines soon arrived, and many of 'WM Camsesweli, but 110 go d supply of eater was .rbtained for some time, and t e sithabitants i 4 the Y. joining houses, with the utmost sane', removed dab furniture into the church and church, aid, all fears bog removed as to any injury bring done to the church;.... The flames were coadi .ed to the we , premises menorah'. but these are all completely destroyed. During the progress of the fl .mes a crane fell wish a terrible cra b from the four in story ut Mr. Skipper's premises, and one of the *o keis on I aS a 'meow escape. . Al UltDElt. -,._ An Inquisition was l'eld ye,terilay, at the Cit;nri. J hn-street. Ozford-street, toucoilig the death of !leafy Neale, a si on account of which appeared in mar Police Repast of Thui.day. Col. Townsend, But let %commanding officer,attendee. Mr. Charles King. of the White Horse, Oxford-st. est, stated that he hail known the deceased two year.. He saw him last on. Tuesiay night ; he then came beta..n nine and ten o'clock; he was perf*ctly sober. He drank three a:pennyworths if rum and water, and alters. aids fell asleep. He was not disturbed no it the house vest cleared of company, at halt-past eleven. The witness let him out s aPd observing he was not quite right, waited at the door tome if fix went towards home; he crossed the road to go to Casslotareet...and when i.e reached the oppsite pivement he slipped against it and fell, bin not so in the opinion of the witness as to hurt himself, for he fell upon his . 'aide, and his arms saved him. A soldier at that time was coming -along, who wore the uniform of a Grenadier Guard. and he lifted him up. •Mr. Neale entered into conversation with the Soldier. and they walked on. still in the_ directing of Castle -street, holding each other by the arM.• He never saw M'. Neale tipsy before, and his meeting with tie soldier appeared quite accidental. • Mies Jane Neale said. although Mrs. Neale. who 14 an artificial florist, left town for Paris on Monday, she had proceeded no far ther than Brighton when this catastrophe took place. Witco the soldier said be found Mr: Neale aa Hanantersinith, she told bin it was impossible. Inc he did not leave till nine o'clock Sbe did me think it an odd thing for a soldier to billet himself in that essence at her cousin's house, as be said Mr. Neale knew his master. All the violence she saw him eve towards Mr. Weak was when be was Noddies ie his chair. He shook him violently aid said. " Mv. Dennis (confounding him with Dr. Dennis. who lodges at Mr. Neale's house. and has a brass plate upon the door), this la quite perpkzine and he looked very spitefully at him, as if be eoyid have killed him. He appeared,, after his head was pl ad upon the pillows, to go to sleep sweetly. The deceased would have bee. thirty neat lune. I never knew him bring any one bane before, and was very much surprised to see a soldi e r wi t h bins, but. I said nothing about it ' because be did not like to be sontr a dicted, Dr. Dennis was in bed. Mr. Jubn Carberry, of Lower Crown-street. Westminster, proved that a hat and a pocket-knife. which were found In the soldier's pooession, belonged to the deceased, as well as the coat, waimcast, and stuck. Ann Norris, the cook, added to her former statement, that !whit she-went to fetch Wine glasses, her maser ;nit wine into an 0r... mental tumbler which stand upon the mantle.piece, and when she returned, be ansi the soldier were drinking together out of it. t. Charles Dennis, II.D. knew the deceased. by, having lodgetile his house; thought him a man of Kober habits. , Ile was called sp on Weduesday morning, and (Viand him lyingin the middle of lb, parlour dead. He must have been dead two or three hours at least. There were evident marks of violence upon his nose; test. finding the bOdy in that state. he thought right to send fit Minton. the surgeon regularly employed by air. Neale s —At this moment the Coroner told the Jury, the body of the di' ceased had been opened, and the Gentlemen who performed the operation bad coaunitted,their observations to writing. The Ca toner then - lead the statement, which was signed by Dr. Chalks brads, Mr. Brookes. and Mr. Kaman, surgeons. Amongst other things the Statement set forth, that on taking a view of the body as it lap an the door, there was ',remarkably livid appearance about the right ear, neck, and throat„ diffusing limit somewhat over the shoulder. Tke noes was dist. tided-the left nostril flatly compressed, as if with the thumb Mid linger; the lips . were dry, firm, and tone way unnatural. The statement ttan proceeded to detail in technical terms the appearance of the brain, stomach, and body generally. After the document had been read, the Cormier asked--s'. From all this, can it be collected that the deceased received violence Irma the handi of another, so as to occasion MI death?" Mr. denotes said, be opened the body of the deceased—be no. deed particularly the compression on the left side of the nom and just below the budge it seemed as Mooch force bad been ap. wle so that the left Down was scarcely perviess, while the right as as usual. The blood every wheie was hi a Amid state, a cif omits:tee never found is a ease of natural death. Doctor Dennis and Mr. Kintoo I:Mudded with him in RAMIS and M• Jury, after deliberating for a short time, resumed a ver• diet of Wilful Murder against John Butler. llersdiy forenoon a melancholy accident' Occulted Holyrood-house. In removing a large . stone &tarn one of the south•west l oW ers o r t h e palace, whileit tsd within ten or twelve feet of the bettam of the *ate (Wm, Oft of the masons conieying it slipped Bit foot 'and fell, when'sbocking to add, it rolled aptly' him mad killed' him on the ttpOt. His name Was Robert Robeit• son; and was a man highly respected by hit emplOyette and of eziellent'tbaracter. - He has.left a widow and three children on'provided for. • DIED. • 5 9 0 . NMI", Dis...kbis 2lst year, Mr. George On e^ grauasoolor mein! Zia. Maim. E. q. at *sly (strands 'And diseerelptakitilted Isphls Mad*, and friends. • oh: 'Fatted and Published by Joon Mum,. the riorrige 4 l at the Stns Oynca, No I, Pickettilboti Teo& B." II ; • • I • . I ~ I . . t IhZ • . 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