Star. — London, England, 1827-02-19 00:00:00

-- . GOING FROM SCHOOL. Drive so, roachee! drive away !-- Now begins our Holiday! Blow the born, my hearty boys ; Make a happy merry Doke. Books and Tutors, Rod and Bah Casar, Virgil, fare ye well. Go IN eoacbee!—Horace writes, Dust Olympic has delights; Ovid census many lies. itutlal loves to s'atirlse; tlcero and Terence mate Ibtany words for wisdom's sake; Go it, coach..! drive away! Now begins our Holiday Bonier tells ns bow to labs, Piny bow a man should writs I Xenophon the aocient wan; Xenocrates, the happy stars; Plays to act, and plays to please, Writes the fam'd Euripides; Go it, coaches! drive away Now Wiring our Holiday! Bowl along the British road, Wier by laity spirits trod; The stories are aU Mac Adamited, other words, are pulverised ; soon may sot be want, their Dugs has eeppi ed sao4i Cousin moo in many plass% do it may, without your twee; Drive co, coacher! drive away! Now begins oar Holiday Many books of ancient sekoels Blake their evaders stupid rook, MOM the oyes of British youth, ilhot their sans bow the truth ; Man them think slot any sum =rood Barbarian; youth! it matters set louses was a man 1 woe; Omar wise; ad Wane. No bottler this our Martine t Noma when a littlemellew Like a modern merry blow; ett k anwhoo, lidos swoy I Now Wein ene Holiday! With wog et sools She saishoset, Ilona. Ws is. and I Os, beat Ow wow of pianos to ow To Woe, oh ! ewer won to test Yet Witten now, or lover Woo Yb sebools of relit bid saw Cow lii us hum on sup way. And now begin our Haim In love and life, for dam to Cowes Oh let us hod our happy ►ow. Priday Gaarete contains Addresses of Condo. Glare to his Ma env, on the death of tie Duke of Yeas, from the Verparetion and CoMmeesity of Wallisgfeed; the theperatiee and Blue eses of Beverly; the Dean and Chapter of lbsetweter I the Ilibriebuts and Surgeons et Glasgow ; the Liniment.' Beveroar, Caswell, Demisters and Keys of the Isle of Man; tM Como. rattan of Exeter; the 2derthants of Leith; the Cooperation and Burgesses of Cengleten • the Inhabitants of Denbigh, and the vicinity; the Protestant NoblYty, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants et the County of Cavan; the Freeholders, Jessices, Be. of she County of Nairn; the Corporation of Bristol; the Admirellomill rmident Magistrates of the Town and Potter LeiSk. IPsirlen, Fut. 17.—The gaieties of this twin, within the last week, have much relieved the dreariness of the season,—.. The excellent Amateur Concert of CO performers, at the Tewo balk on Tuesday—the Annual Valentine's Ball and Supper of the Rev. /Withal, Comma" on the Wednesday, at the Old Assembly Rooms —upwards of goo Ladies and Gentlemen of the town and neigh. buurbood were present, and the satisfaction nights from tide Dker► tisseerseat was so unalloyed, that • the company did nor separate until four o'clock the next mottling ; and the fifth County Ball en Thurs. day, at which 130 lashionables attended, where the splendid dresses of the 10th Itoyal Hunan, ligd Regiment, and Royal Engineers, gave a pkasing contrast to the deep mourning so generally wont—. The next and last Ban of the season will be in Inareh—Enmarm 'Levis and WILUaM suusnuere, isqr‘ Stewards. Montgolfitr, beside' being the inventor of aerostatic balloons. was the first who manufactured venom paper in Franct. The accident which led him to the forma lion cf balloons was cutious enough. Oue day, in his paper manufactory, be was boiling some water in a colfes-pot, which happened to be coveted with a piece , of paper in the form of a sphere, mod this paper be coming full of steam, swelled and detached itself from. the put. M ntgulfier was surprised, and repeated the eaptrisoeut—the paper agiie ascended; this led him to calculate the effect of a rarefied air, which should be lighter than atmospheric air, and hence the inven tion of orostation. The 31st ultimo, a party of Noblemen and Gentle• men were shooting in we of** omen of A. V. Garber. Esq. near Acton lteylald; when a pied sett Pluessiftt -rose, and Bed with such velocity agriest an oat UM that his heed and oeck were neatly ordered from his body, and be was takes •p quit. dead. It is vary To. IT3ltkable that this very bird bad bees mhos at doe few of 6ee last seasons, and always escaped; and Ms. Co,. bet, previous to commencing the day's sport. had re quested that should he be Gushed, be alight moth, shot •t.--sobpien Jouraal. BLUM or Sztatimurs.—AN Magna who son - ossmal a gram deal. Isaias its a cockpit. awl paeptabiag several bet, whieb he world have lam if he seed hove replied in time. at length offered free tboasand pooode to a hunched. it gambler who stood by said done;" but his Lercisbip's fit of steamer iag happening tontine. ' hi., he could not tepees the wind dean, anti hiofis• vonrite cock was beat. On *is. Colonel Thorntonj - - giving him a knowing jog, observed, " ff your Lad ship had been a plaitpapalias man, you would bast hero reined by this time: YARMOUTH, FLBRUART 16....Ammdaby might assen. Mew persons were saved froes the Brothers, schemer, utsoded neat the old Jetty, Grew Ilanamth, by Cap tam Ad Apparatus kept at the Pies, M charge of the Canteen House 'Meets. The sea was manias so high, and breaking over she vessel with suck ferry, that so boat could approach, and every itstaat it was ex pected the persons on board would perish hoe, chewer. eel going to pieces; bet by the peocapt exertions of the Tide Waiter, his crew, and a preventive mash a communication was wee effected, and by it a waap was raised to the soast-head, es which, is a sling, the amber above stated were all safely headlock, whew it was admitted by all preset that so otter mines mold possibly have rescued them krem Meliorate deubl The slime ease eters must be quite soolkient to satisfy his Maje,ty's.csvernment and the public al the utility of t t &desirable plan, which has beers brought into prae-- scot/ the persevering exertions of the aweitorieas and indefatigable Captain Masse. Hoses aheat.see.--Friday eight the stable of Mr.. Smith, nurseryman, at Islington, was braless apes, and a valuable brown blood mare stolen therefrom. kis auppcned that the thief or thieves were disturbed white at the work of depredation, as they had left behind them in the same stable a cart horse, which they bad , harnessed, and doubtless intended to sake away aim. Saturday morning a blind black mare is a chaise east, parsedgreen, was drove off from laß g i n ah a ll a t i rest,' where it had been left but a few minutes, by ow of urse/vas depredators who prowl the streets. OLD MI LEY, Pi.. 2010111111 T: Sharps England, a young ooze s. Wiese. 18 years of age, stood indicted the 18th of October last. feloniously utt check for 8451. with intent to defraud bury, and others, his partners ; and he was charged with intending to . Sewell, a hop merchant in the Borough his late employer. The prisoner pleaded sad requested that so Gentleman should the Jury who was connected with the Bank of Thomas Brown, a elect of lianbury and Co. deposed , the forged check for 5451. which he produced. It pa five been drawn by Mr. Charles Sewell, on Thebury a NMI lies dated the ad of October; he mold not say that the pre WM*, person who promoted ttw check; he had seen the rata eialttlaaok repeatedly on Mr. Sewell's badness ; he gave the p presented the check a 3001. bank of England note, add 451. in sovereigns. CrOsweiamined—He believed the cheek was in the hisodersidnit of Mr. Sewell, at the time he paid it; but on estimating it view quendy, hi was satisfied that it was not. George Sheppud, a clerk to Mr. Hawley, of the Strand, dd. posed that the prisoner came to his master's shop on the 4th of OM. bat and bought 'gold watch, for which be paid 40 sovereigns he eoliths 'witness that he had a 3001. ante, and wished him to take care el k for hint, as he was afraid he rlight lose it if be carried it about Ma person; it was No. 0,957; witness aired to keep it far the pt . , and wrote the address which he gave on the back of ° Wllliant Parker, Prlnee'wpflece, Kensington." The prisoner. salted the laming day. and bright a Lady's gold watch end whet articles, which be said were int:eroded by him as a preheat lee Ids dater, and be was going into Contberiand to see his father; he asked witness tp exchange the 3001. note,and Mr. Hawley directed Mimes to go with the prisoner to the Bank of England, and there they got it animated for one 10N. note, and four 501. notes; the Ostrom paid fee sheared's be bad purchased that day with the tool. note, and received 571. in change, and he asked the witness to keep possession of tbe fwar 501. notes till he returned from Cumberland; be none retained for the four 501. notes; Mr. Hartley was present whim die pelmet made the purchases; wittiest put the roar SM. Mee has circulation. By the Jean—Witness had been taken into custody by Mr. Cope, the City Marshal, and be escaped, because Cope had Do warrant to apprehend him or Mr. Hewley. Mr. Hawley was card and oeninned 'the last winwee. . Charles Warren, a clerk in the Bank 4 England , proved that he unheated the SOOl. note, 6,957, for a wee of 1001. and four uotes of SOL but be could not identify the prisoner or Sheppard as the poems who received the notes. Mr. Sewell was called to prove that the check was a forgery, when Mr. Law took an obtection to his competency as a witness. He said, that although Messrs. Ilanbury and Co. had credited his account with the 3451. he still was interested in the chick ; fur it he were to swear it was his handwriting, Hanbury and Co. could still reterverthe amount from him. Mr. Demuth and Mr. BROPIRIeI were beard in answer to the ehtestion, and they cited cases from the bunks to prove him a com petent witness • and Mr. Justice 6 ruled that his evidence was admissib le, Mr. Sewell was examined—The primmer was his clerk; winless went into Besse to traria= business, on she Ist el October last, and returned on the 4th; the prisoner appeased coefosed ; Pelt mum int prisoner left a letter on ills desk., stating that be had got another situation • on the following Saturday, witness ascertained that a heged cheek, in his name, for 3451. had been preowned at Hen bay sad Co. his hankers, and paid. The check now ?roamed be knew to be the same; the handwrking of the body of the check was the prisoner's; he never authorised the prioutter to draw a cheek. Croseexamined—He returned suddenly to Lothian on the 'sth of October; be never informed the prisoner of the state of Its bashing account. The signature, • Charles Sewell," to the cheek, be meld net weak to. It alight tvtemble his owe rdtoitaxe eery strongly. He saner committed the prisoner about the Stile of his eclairs; be might have torn a check out of the check-book to the margin. Before the prisoner was in custody, he advised Mrs. Ragland not to go tonic bank of Hanbury and Cm He did not loM lies. Ragland that he had veld 9004 hoo the Dart a short dine rodeos to the detection of the forgery. He might have told Mrs. Sewell so, but she never told " Mrs. England so In his pre. seam." He might have said that probably• the personal supposed he had drawn out 11l be had in the bank. Sam Selma never mid to Mrer blend Millis (witness's) pretence, "bethought to have overdrawn 141. or 15/. didn't he'—not did he (witness) an- swer " yes." Mr. Lew—Now, by the solemn oath you have sworn, before Geo and Tone eeeschoee, is ant the demon, to this thee! .yeer handwriting y Witoses-.-No, certainit not; nue any part of it. John Thinipsoo, Hyder Coble, and Isaac Sewell, deposed that, the check was not in the handwriting of Mr. C Sewell. Meknes Tbuntwood, a proprkter of one of the Reading codes, said, that the primmer several dews rode on has colt in the begin. ming of October last, and be gave him a geld chain and seals. The prisoner proposed taking a Aare in one of the stages. Ile passed by the name of Parker. J. Medburat a waker at the Seraem's Head . Friday-eareat, de. prated, that the prisoner lud,,wd fur about a fortnight, in Octobee last, at his masters inn, and went by the name of Parker. He had pima, Of wan, but always awaited peaty dejected. George Chionock a Reading coachman. deposed, that be saw the prhooer at the Saracen's Read Inn at the Utter end of (km. bee s and Mee at Reading; at the latter place be told the prisoner data he had sees an mouse of a /osprey he the pope's, and he biped that 11*(the primmer) hod carting to do with it. The pro totter replied, " perhaps be had or had not," and begged witness net to detain him. Witnest advised him to get out of the way. lie lett a trunk with the Midge" W. P." en k, in witnew's possession, which had been delesosel op to Honbary and Co. Mr. Modem the poeticisms of the Stag and Hooods. BinSeld, produced a watch, which the primmer gave bins to sell for 201. Sheppard, the shopman of Mr. Hawley, deposed that the pd. sower purchased that watch of hint. Mr. Cape, she Oty Muskat, said that he took die primmer into cusiedp se Idasimity's Beak. an the 90th of Jaanary last, and de prisoner admitted that he was she person who presented the check aid atceived Gash for it. nem Llov4 of the firm of Barbary and Co. deposed, that ea tho Mb of Jammer the canto nee the imokiephome is Loashowleareee. end auL he was Sharpe Began& Witness said he did not knew him, sad a etch said, " Why it is the young am who committed the forgery.* Witness told the prisoner that be' hoped he had well considered the matter, for he could expect no !aurae from his., as the pousecutime was is the Maas of the Bane ken' eseiety. The panne( said, •.• Then you wilinot let mego r to which he attavivast, " C:rtaisip me" pro e. 4 was again called, and identified the chain and scab il;miby the witness Thumwood, as part niche property bought the prieecerae 11it. Hawley's shop. This closed the cm brain preaundua. The primer and his define &sea apper la which stamp, &Med that he committed the forgery himself be re frained from explaining the transaction, because be could ewe do k without imputing guilt to another person. A peat number of Tennessee were called, and they pve Min the highest character for honesty and paswal pod conduct. • Me. leaden Gasman smutted up the cam, and the Jury found the vioaser Guilty—Death. Ems Jams a man 26 years of age. was indicted for forging and = Mama &Veva, a forged bill of melange for &Still, with intent to Jones, Lloyd, wad Co. beakers, of London, at ethane home he left the hill fee me:ranee; ma to another count be was charged with intending to defraud David Junes and Co. bankers at IJandovery, in Wales. The evidence elicited the fig lowing banker, :—A bill of exchange, dated the 15th of January, 1827, porporskag to Mee bees dawn by p..d Jests sad Co. payable deem alembeakere Jam so J. Williams, for £3OO, weak& on the I liAth of January lag, at the hasklng.house of Jones, Lloyd, and Co. Lothborn who are the agents of David Jones and 'Cimpany, banked, of Liandovery, for acceptance. It was demo is me very mosual a manner es to tacks the mes a= of the amp and vie discovered eo he a finery.— Orden were gives, if any one called for the bill, that Mr. Tabor, me of the partners, should see the party. On the following day the primer called for the hill, and was takes into a back room and questioned by Mr. Tabor and Me. Oates, the snicker, for the Baskets' Assoliaties. The primmer mid that the hill b ad bees given to him by a Ma. Williams, an old frigid of his, front Wales, who was one obit to Idiodea, and resided at 542, Strand, who re. quested Mesta have it the previous day for acceptance, and he b-d vomit& Mn William to call fur it that morning, and to return it to him. Mr. femur muempanied the pawnor to DM, Strand, a hems mouplaid bp Ma Bowleg, a. ham, corner of Caiman's street, Strand. whore so pawn named William bad resided.-.- Several Mimeses peeped that the bill was in the handwriting of theyeboner, and others proved thee kwasnot signed by Mn David Jaw% ae Lkasibariavyi TM bed aim admitted to one of the witnesses, that be left the bin Miry Litarl, and C,o.'• Back, on the day Whey hie opprelesepoo, foe acceptant. The witemeits and Co.'s beside the MR the letters D—d, peva* awes Danaid, He said diet there Ilse bW bad been keying k to be &c -redos seta/ upou it. serve a point In favour of brother Judges thereon, Me case whit Ids actor. abort eousultatioo, re- BiY t tat the pupae THAMES POLICE. lirtMay,tbe neighbourhood of Skadwell and Wapping presented leo mad of 1210anialoo in consequence of a :wretch, a female, befog broegfstto this Dice, charged with acts of the most au. liviedief babbitt towards a fine lktk girl, about 0224 years of ayr. The Ogee was crowded with parish Orders sod a host of witnesses; there were upwards of LOW persons collected outside, =::the linongest feelings of indigo:ulna against this bthinnan The more specific charge upon which she was brought up Was fee bitting the child with a red hot poker along the back, In diarist plicis.—She stood at the bar exhibiting a most tremeo sious-blec,b eye, which she received from the infuriatt d multitude on Mr froth the Watehhouse, and it was with the utmost dill. catty the caws multi prevent her from being torn to pieces. It appegfeillll evidence that the child, Mary Anne Thompson, wai se atiod ot reepectible parents, who resided in die parish of *. i iojgs, s East, about ten years ago, but dying Ia iftll4l4/12 . 121211211222220, aid baying only one child, the present miserable lie vies ciensigised to the Workhouse. After she had Deco theii 'beet s year, tie prisoner called at the Workhouse to see little Mary 'Anne, aIN said that she was an old friend of her father and moildr, aid minuted the Overseers to let her have the child, offer ing to take -erne semi Very trifling consideration; the Overseers totem theyeesifeeted to Goodin the child to her care, asked her hew she supritSal herself?—she said that she bad a house hi Angel Chatem, Midi lb, he in lodgings, and to none but respectalik reared. The Overseers, on inquiry, finding this part of the ow/ correct, roe her the little limy Anoe • and shortly after the • shod bacilli Mnaate of her domicile s he began to trekt her in she meet barbarous maned. Upon the most trivial liana. Lidashe would strip her naked, tie her to the bedstead, and itlersddi eise woad be one aims of quivering Abet. She was freparaly k rho bible of tying her by the toes with a tight Hasten; oil kerb/Oise in the position of suspension, hanging with her head downwards, and then most inhumanly beads: her, mid sometimes break* her with a poker. As to food. were it not for the bentaaty of the mightners, the child waddle/0 been starred ; she warmly al feedell heir as mock as would support We, and she alWays threataand,lf the Mae sufferer should met speak of bee bar hark, shiewoold scree her oft assich was the terror which the little girl Ind of bee s wine the trembial as the menden Mho maw and mid het seighbours men afraid of tier ; though is the bur of midnight they have here Mum awoke out of their sleep by the pierdog.arita M. the child undergoing her torture. ea it was ge nerally that boor she clam for the perpetration of her cruel ties; she was deo the habit of stripping her and placing her in a COMM of £he room, and throwing several pails of water upon her, and when she bad a !alley fog burning, she gene. rally used, While doing so, to make the child keep her mouth full of cold water, and afterwards to hold the poker Iss a metals pug. ,dunk fur a thew Nomenowahrs acts of cruelly were 4111/3•14 to, and they "maid not have heels discovered. were it wet that one ot the Overseers passing by late Thursday &veuirg, and beating the moans of the child, wag Into the house, and there found the child in such a state as induced hint witniedlately to takothe mamma into custody; the chid was esamined by mow freaks who Encoded ail Witheaes, awl they solenthy declared, opus their meths, that the child's persosi ealsibiursl the gams appalling state of cruelty that can well be imagined. Mr. Eattasmia, after seiterelp mainsadverthsg spun the pi smires onadact, tweed shot do plush would take es up and tor cenuediptiestrauors. „ The Overseer .014 that Serf mainly would. Mr. Satissrbre raireutd that he could not commit her for more than the assault, width he said, and evaded her us give 24 hours' alike of bail. and tram was she. reetored ; and had hems out forthcoming, else wasoonemosed far the want M U. MARY-LA 7 BONNS. Saturday Charles Itikekr cftrged Jima Adieu, a drover, h under Mr. Mangles Act, with awelipa. a cow. Wheeler having bete desired by Mr. Barons so Nam his mama tiou and the parsiculare of his case, mid—l ma, your Warship, Inspector to the City of Landow elety fur the Suppression M. Cruelty to Animals, by which 1 km directed every Wsdaesday to ; watch the conduct of drovees on the road to Southall or se Som. ford. Agreeable to these hetraetiama, on the 7tlr of February 1 towards Southall. and our the goad mar Shepherd's t= is litd a Geutlemao, who tad me there was a man behind drives( a cow which had lost a hoof. 1 foetid the animal in the possession of Adams ; the claw was entirely goes fiem one foot, nod two ethers were hanging by Use shows, so that the blood Sowed profusely, aid every step it tee hem 'astute pain, water actually came from its eyes. You may think it incredible, but I assure your Wocship it is absolutely true. I asked him how far be was going to take it? he said to the Cky. I told him I considered it a case of item barkewity, and darned him fo have it at the Swan ;abbe baud, width ha promised to do.— Thinking he might pay so attention to what I had said, I gave anotbet drover • pint of bear to Mauer him, and tell him again from me to leave the animal at the Swan, hotted of whit* 1 afterwards ascertained k was driven in that condition Mao mites to Nvergate market. Ms. amass Ur. Ranruaion. and Lied Mamas., wasp was Assam the Beath. espremed recites' of horror at Wheeler * s add Mr. &imams asked Adams Übe admitted It to be true? Marne did mu attempt to contradict it, but mid he acted seder hie oatu►9 orders, Mr. James Matthews, of Newptedsasket. Mr. Matthews lichig 'moat, Mr. itawcammar asked bisa what mass be could make for each as act of cruelty ? Mr. of the beasts at Satithall market emu a great distance from the country, and the hard roads this frosty I I vresalset tries diet: fest. Ike was In the same condi t i o n arias I lbssubt ker. Led Ihnivroao—Then you ought to have killed her at once, and brought her home dead. bit. Matthews—l think she was able to walk fifty miles—she was not in any pain whatever. Mr. liawanisins—You we she orriq sun spat earth who would lory se. We ail think ka mar of pees cruelty. made worse by the diover's promising to leave the animal at the Swan, and not as tendlngto it. • - - lattbews—We weir obliged to take the row boost; we cold net Whew on the read. Wheeler—Mew might hem slaughtered it at the Swan; the land. ised sem be would have allowed h. Mr. Rawunaolt— We haat the heaviest pawky, lye pounds. I tio not know whether you moan to leave the man la the lurch, who hoe dome this is obedience to your orders; if so, in the event of his not paying, be will be imprisoned for the whole term, three mouths. • Mr. Matthews paid the penalty before he left the Mee. Wheeler brnugbr forward another charge against fieuseei P*lllber. Mm, a drover, employed by Mr. Sower, of Nevrgate.merket. This was f or driving a bullock, on the same day, with the claw elr; but,u the drover paid attention to Wheeler's remonstrance and lett he animal at Bayswater, attended voluntarily at the aloe witbout a summons, and then promised the Magistrates not tot:amid in tike meaner again ; the ease was not pressed against him. Mr. itawunstra mid to him—lt is not because these poor crea ture& ham trtvellvd far in (rusty roads that they auto be driven as a nutter of courre--nor are you to obey such cruel orders when they are given to you by your employers.—He was discharged. THR SIRPRDITIER RIVER, /cr.—Yesterday, although perhaps is was the avast intensely cold day ever IR membered, the crowds collected around the Serpentine River eiceeded any Mi.% of the kind we have seen for many years. The terrace-walk, on the south side. was 'completely impassable at times. Our lair country. women courageously encountered the rude blasts of the tempest, for the wind from the north-east was a perfect Lan 'cane. Oa the ice the concourse ut people was very great; both seses piurnenading up and down the centre, when they were not occupied in viewing the accomplished s k a i t e rs i n t h e r i ng . ice covered every part of the river ; and so severe kau been the frost in the preceding night, that twiny put boot. There could not have been less than a th-usawl persons on the ice and of it at least ten thousaw.!. Tae double line of carriages occupied the north bank, tier whole length of the river. We heard of no accidealsi • i. 17. dot ruff t b. *Ow D. Jame al lir. . lo.ramitlia as oitgottios. Heald IN to w e bilj WHO tbe word Lloyd, might pool Ittlignolt 'ex' "g i r t Dirridil no stated in tiiis.sd* railed i the indietorne. , 11 " 4 7 11, lina - hOon Ito uttering Wei Intent reooo d= olt weettly telt liot aciateattem There iree aby reed Osgood ftk Ike Inevemeet. witicb ma by I I is a snood cOoSt Ittteingit with tits intent tit gettisi : 0 d e i f ied ch ar io t se wn ,fitilee m =r e id, be wot o t i ld hi re= ough of litnatltorStk. i n tate at i t osairlition. He stunmed op the c ided " Not chati," earned lopitclatirj. wad the Jury. after a sha should be swam oft tmind at " Gouty of uttering the B , e B an k o f kan d et ter nsiliis /Mies; Lloyd, and Company." II Cm demoted to ImiVint it4ITH.I.I.ItiENC ( DESTRUCTIVE FIRE& On Friday night, the premises of Messrs. binson and Co. oil, colour, and varnish makers, .ide. Southwark, were reduced to ruins. by accident: t u t taking fire. Want'of a supply of water, for caused considerable apprehensions to be enterti the .afety of the warehouses and timber-yard adj and the firemen used soap lees, instead of water, they obtained from • soap manufactory in street. The street being eery narrow. die bones sits, from their proximity, received considerabl e daring the progress of the fire--Saturday ,Isupty house, situate 92, Seymour-stye t, square, was entirely destroyed by fire. It taken, but a few days before, by a person neighbourhood of Long-atre. These appea re d .14 1 06 of furniture, after the fire was extinguit bow the circumstaace occurred is quite mystet On Saturday morning, the house of Mt. Money Sher, in Golden-lane, near the Brewery, was do by file. The occupantfravere made acquainted periloos situation by the cries of a Fire!" and pit Means of a ladder. A live sheep, and three and the whole stock of meat on the premises strop d ; and a lodger in getting out of one of dows, inju ed his arm shockingly, by coming with a book. • It is fe tied the limb thrust br amput —Friday morning the flax spinning-mill at bolas, near Edinburgh, belonging to . Mr. Craig, consumed by fire. The accident, was occasioned up , etting of a lantern in the loiter floor, and, 1, combustible nature of the maternal*, the whole were speedily iu a blase. By this enfosetunate nearly 500 persons are thrown out of employment it is satisfactory to learn that no life was lost, - personal injury sustained. • Gammas MATHEWs cleared nearly four pound, by his trip to Oxford. arising from of his entertaioutent given only one night in Hall. • Lady GEORGIANA N. WALPOLIR, who has ceatly married to Worn, the converted Jew , sionary from Palestine, intends to accompau ) band to Jerusalem, whither be is &boat to proceed surrianr. The Mips from Leith for the whale fishing to sail before the end of March or let of April, sic weeks their mnal time. The neighbonrhood of Resseil•square was into ceesiderehle uproar on Friday night last, owing to t log dgesbeipsee I... Between the bars of eine sad sea a Lady tueldbar in one of the bases in the square, • isennelballion the hall deer, " Thieves, evader, t Ogallansela loppoming to pass ae the time, eheervieg kw estuitho and alarm, approached the sopa for the purpose evbitg the saver, and readerfag bet all the assistance WM main him, the Lady supplies led hint to we& ilia there were thieves in ha house, and that ewe sr gentry lay coacealed under the beds up stairs. The boles 'either stick nor weapon et any bled ads aim watchcase, mod they proceeded into the hale, he the agar is era, to prank the escape of anybody Tbr Lady then motioned the room I. which she bad or behave the anon were ancealed: thither they uadt.rotath the bedsteads of two of the female servos 'seed two mee, who, en bats dragged au, protested cep eof having enteaci time premiers with any woe incur, scribing that two of the knob servants had baked then -- there of their bide that eight. The serrate were ceah*onteil the suspected parties, one et wham was s tall rase-ha at about via feet high ; the farmer aaeowledged that • Woe the straegres Ina the bear ; the Lady of the.. forebiloy the advice of the . oeaSseaas, aliened the men to dish hilliness, amid tetowtrlriia iiillhasediser discharge OttTAW% which was accordiegig canto effect issihosSer. DIED. Rev. John TM, Sit years Rector of Hayes in Lent. At Yerniontia, after a short ilbwas, in the 46th year the Rev. Steel* Keity, M.A. one tithe Senior Fellows Coarse. Cambridge. Aged St, the Rev. Wm. Harrison, M.A. Vicar of ' and of Great Limber, both is Lincelialiire. In hie Slat year, after a long and painful Mess, the Cooper, Vicar of All Sainte and St. Leveseme, glleffillll, tershire, and Perpetual Curate of 'Tampa's, in the tame • At Studley Priory, aged ten years, Le Broom Croke, .41k Alexaader mid Lady Cooke. the sth instant, at hie seas, OW Reading, Charges rem. of Farley H, Berke, many years an assive Beskshirm 4t the Rectory Home, Lamed, near Market Rams. 61;11this the SSA year of his age, the Rev. Simnel Pyemont, hely mars . Rector of Linwood, and formerly of Trinity College, B.A. 1782, MA.1785. DILATE Of WILLIAM JOIBEBOI4 TEt PAUPtt.— milarmasse men, who absconded with s hum rem of V meney, mad who WY meek:oda the het bravo Assiaes, mead to twelve months' implosions, ash se be k. kilirmr, died of an abscess on the bogs, is the Hew sal ea, on the Slat alt. The following letter was hilen,te Na, libumseeft, Gamma. of mar Pear-home, , Wawa his tkeib, and which we give errialim:-- 0 Lewes Correction, ha. M,11127.--Sir--I beg paellas for giving ilrouble, tad, killertkig that I ant all the point el death, 1% the asap sesempense that I can auks ter my bad behaviour, someinilemmelenletbe people is the Workbeme. the*** of my punishment ; indeed, when the Jod i elleaellee an we, he mid, time if nay beekk had bees would certainly have transported as be cite; as swim Bitted by pagan who had pinny to eat and drink Amid sighed with** greatest severity. Rat, as lam dying, I sequaiimpast several persons who have been committing is the ~-4k. e, In victuals, beer, and clothing; Idu their meal with Mr. Ansel, the Master of the Home of die, who ON give them to yes. Bet, Sr, do favour me. s sin dead; tolved We letter m this people of the workbag', hem they we take warning by my unhappy end. 'ad boor the hitsre. Mont, sober, and industrious; if I bad beta I should not have the disgrace of dying a felony M poi this letter to them, sad may they be convinced oda* . k is in their power to beg for merey.—l em, your adliated 11011kni Jabinsq."—Br leVon Herald. Moamar. Paw 19.—Mom eaters law grow 14 Worts* is the tuornlog.—Saturn sets at 4 in the eiteral,ag ; end ' Ildinitee after ; Jupiter rises at 9 in the evening ; 10 simisebefore.-IDay breaks at if teciack. 111111riar—fain rises 6 minuses before 1; sad sets 11/6WL—Day increased a lows all adontes. ; 111rwratiaar —Set your watch 13 agnates 59 snoods dre areal TZIMIDAT —Moo° rises 21 missotes put 4 is the morale; Fanue--Juilrer's first satellite= NI elm** past 2 In the saiweing—visible to • SATUILDAY—DaIes of Cambridiubors, 1774.—5 t. 'Holiday at the Bank. MAILS-7 AA& ISO. a 0 11 0 O 0 1 1 O 0 O 0 1 1 'HIS DAY. 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I casts, Jude peeled beets good. be crimes cow - dna' be pa- , ring, wish to Ming robberies - 1 dial have 1 twos of Cern& we me. who 1 • Magnet ; 1 00 ' • ed bloomer , kg' WM SO 071 , 114 I PTST bar do while Doted Servant, nsinuote Ps I aid Venom rises and Mars sets • is 10 oilman ode faster than monist. Ins U ineon4 It. Mastln m••••••=011MInal. aim. lei 1 0 0 $ 1 0 O O 1 I ' t ra 1 9 MOSIROW. es AMP II is after 9 sbs Peopet, - tor, stele- Der.