Star. — London, England, 1817-09-16 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SEIIRAIikR 15. The t•) being remarkably 6ne on Friday, her NIA Teter% 0,1 the Princesses Auovsse and ELIZA• ; , 1 TH . with► a seicct Paty, Tent the day at Virginia r.. Tf e Bind of the Royal Horse Guards, I'. Attended on the occasion, and played many 1.1 A vonrite tunes. The QUERN and the Princess E.L.z mut took an airing on the Plantations, in :ter MAirsiTti , Garden Chaise. A Party of Ladies and Gentlemen went on the w ster to fish, fic. Great ntenibers of Npectwtors were as.. mbled on both sides the water. There were two large rnarluees pitched on the Lawn, in which were several tables covered, where her MAJESTY, the Pries % eesses. and the rest of the company, partook of a sumptuous dinner. The QUEEN 4:141 Stiit• left about si x o'clock for the Castle. 0:I Saturday her Matzwrr and the Princess ELt z‘RErti 1 , ) an airing to Frogmore. In the morn 'lry 'h. Duke of You': arrived en a visit to her MA- Jtsry And the Princesses, and in the afternoon lett o.4.ands. BRIGHION, SEPTEMBER 11 morning, Mr. Serjeant RUNNINGT:iN t hfr. BATEs, and Mr. lisquaus, presided at the Town and followe.l tip their determination In s uppr ess a s lir ties of gambling at the places of amustraent in En's town. Mr. WALKER, Ot the Marine Library, /47. DONALDieS. of the tittine Library, and Mr. Fanasszeno, of the Grand Bazaar, entered into re cogtkances of ,ClOO etch on their ow,n part, with two sureties ht &fix) each, that they would not p er . rsi! or stiTcr orname wlt.st:r:r in their respective esta blishments. Taese recognizance' contained the lite ral abstract of au Act, which passed in the 33t1 of Henry VII:. The question may now ise considered as hilly decided, th at the game of one card 100, which has s :ong been played .4t the libraries, is considered unl, s • •, 1. —Mr. Bzvis made some excellent remarks siva another grievous evil existing in this town, namely. the high price of bread, owing partly to the inecriecniess and negligence in sending in the returns of the paces of wheat and fl.,ur. After some perti sent oliservations from Mr. Serjeaat Itutout4o•ros, 'upon the power of the hlagistrates to force the whole st!e dealtr and miller to comply with the . provisions of the Assize Act, be immediately ordered a further reduction of three-halfpence in the quartos BROADSTiIIRS, SEPTEMBER 14. Every thing was gay and lively here on Friday • lg. A brilliant Ball was given at BA:arum's teat Room, on the Marine Parade, under the au )ices of Mrs. FossYTil. The illuminations were 'flidid, and agreeably disposed. The music com- Iced at a quarter before ten o'clock, with a new , called the Pavilion, when Captain SMITH and Muscatays led off-twenty-five couple followed. Trwards IMO sets were formed. The spirit or the - continued unabated till one o'clock, when the ceased to play, and then the Assembly broke About one hundred and twenty persons were mt, all of whom were of a superior order. The .long ones afterwards were invited to a pait sounir i'y rm.nt House, where an entertainment was served I , i a style of unerimpled magniflience.—Among , datirmny,at i.e 11.1 were the !olio:wing : The Earl of Winchilsen and Mimi }inch, Countess of Meng. and Mrs cotton, Colonel Llfotd, lion. and limit. Mita Berestord, Str W1111:011 and Lady Fia.er, iieHotd, Colonel Blund-11, Mrs. Mulford, Colonel and Mrs. Forster, sir John and Lady Palmer, Mrs. Mr fielartin, and Mr. Crortt ; also the officer , from Can. •tracks. llte COITUMI.—White was the favourite, with an flounce of an opposite colour. This simplicity of ed adntiration. l'he Grecian style still prevailed, i the head dress A fine I tad of lair is always a don. But few artificial Bowers seen. White satin on the sides, and richly fringed. Added to those, habits of demeanour—no ephemeral vanity, nor Lord and Lidy KRIM' were a: Glasgow for a few last week. lam) Noy., Bart. M.P. and family, have Dublin from the Lakes of Killarney. Bint NMI" Maki- General Goanoti, and PEPPER and family, have arrived at Kilkenny. Sir JOHN *MAHON, whose death we had the me - .dy task of. recording in our Paper of yesterday, been in a very pecan ais state of health for some , and had gone to Bath to endeavour to recruit orength—from thence he hoped soon to be able .eed to the milder climate of Devonshire. That was not to be realised I . —From the moment he at Bath, he grew weaker .and weaker, and as we would all wish to die, quietly and tran s , " sinking into the arms of death as into sleep 1" 1 was a Gentleman of most kind and courteous 1y and constant in his friendships, zeal,l f, and affection, very anxious to do good, arid it always without ostentation or parade. That ' many friends, we can assert—that be had one we have never heard. With the best quali-' the heart, we may add, that he had a Very ited understanding, and a very sound jadg -" the clearest head with the sincerest heart. ' PRINCE REGENT received the account of Sir 's death, as those wlio knew the warmth of his Is would expect, with feelings and expressions deepest sorrow. terday morning a man of the name of Henry , who WAS in the employ of Mr. Hodson, '-baker, Goodman 's Style, Goodman's-fields, . at weak at a copper of sugar, which was boil nee• and in the act of reaching over to let the • ott; fell into the b)iling liquid ; there was no , but himself in the sugar-house ; he was seal horn his feet to his 'boulders ; he had the as well as presence of mind to draw himself and throw himself into a vessel of water. He ed ont for assistance, and was conveyed to the llnpital in a situation toe horrible to de• ~):•• He is only tO years of age- X. Holley, 1$ years of age, was also taken to thr il , •;cetal in a d( plorable state, who while let• nff snrne gunpowder in prcsenee of his four sis , a spark Hew into a table drawer, in which was a quantity, tlit explosion of which forced out a 'l,w in the iouni, dreadfully lacerated his lac., itn&red hint totally blind. NAVAL ATELLIGEffet. Extra — ct of a Letter from Amelia Island, dated August 46, received in Town this morning : " We had an arrival here yesterday of a fine brig, - p - rize to one of our privateer,. Her cargo consists of slim, coil,e, and 26,000 dollars in xpecie. Vee have no prospect of leaving thi,i for a month We are getting recruits daily, and expect in a short time a reinforcement of men and armed vessels. Do not pay any attention to :he reports circulated by men discontented be- Calif! they could not enrich themselves by plundering the inno cent inhabitants, who received tit as friends." Every thing , I evening. A bri! &eat Room, on spices of Mrs. splendid, and ac snenced at a qua Piece, called the Miss Mown/Iva] Afterwards two I scene continued I Band ceased to p. About one etesent, all of wl .ceding ones aftc t i'yrn.nt Hous .p I , A style of t 'lc ~.I,ll , ,,„t hy o tt • The Earl of Wine •' Capon. anti 3 .11eresford, Mit• .14.• iindot Co ► oil mid Mrs. e, Mr Marti' bury liarracks. Tat LAMBS' Co; broidered Boum ir e challenged ads tieulatly in the h ding au; avian. • s, laced on the ere the best habit 4 insolence. Lord and 11l ys last week. Sir GIISARD , • lied in Dubli Lady Bum Del one PEPPER I Sir Josses *lv ncholy task of. ad been in a ve 'tne, and had RI is strength— ft( • proceed to till tpe was sot to trived at Bath, t, as we wou t illy, "sinking .e was a Geni anners—stead: teltty, and a& . . ng it always e had many tri y, we have es of the heart eltivated unde ent—se the cle PaiNet R osix's death, fiectioas woulc the deepest s , a Yesterday mt offntib, who ve.baker, ( list at work ; ~ eve, And i tt off. fell i 'son but hits a .ed horn bis owe"- as well !. and throw r t stied out for ntion Fr,spi He is X. Holley, 1 g off some g ts, a Idatic '^e quantity, indk.w in Vie ed revised k FALMOU rH, SEP 1 EMBF.R 13. _ Bailed the Detolf. KRAFT, for Oporto ; and Eliza, Haattos, for Gibraltar.—Wind N. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER IS. Arrived the Integrity transport, from Cork for Calais. The ship Brunswick, WALKER, from Lon donderry for Halifax, arrived out on the 15th July, after experiencing a heavy gale, by which she sus tained so much dartbige that it became necessary to sell 14r for the benefit of the Underwriters. Sailed, the Hero, PAIiCE, for the East Indies. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 15. Arrived and remain the Sprightly, BLAIR, from St. Domingo; and Wellington, STEPHEN, from Per nambuco. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Ilotriber, JOHNSTON, and the Angerveign, RosiNsos, from Grenada ; Fr.nces, —, from Antigna ; and ROWNSON, from St. Kai's. Came down from the River and sailed the kiolland for St. Domingo, .strid Cbarles fur the South Sear. HARWICH, SEPTEMBER IS. Sailed the Emily packet, with a Mail for Holland. CALAIS, SEPTEMBER 14. The brig Pelican, DALINU, Of Bristol, with hemp and flax from St. Petersburgh, is nn shore five miles off the Eastward of this harbour, but expected to be got off next tide. GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER IS. Arrived the Royal &weir:o,l.2'l=lllg, and Verne Fredericka, Symons, from Rotterdam ; Heart of 0 .k, Nieboboas ; Boyne, Perkins; Spence, Wilson; John, ; Fame, Pcntgate ; and Sceptre, Nichol on, from Petersburgh ; Centurion, Wills, from iga ; Star, Gardiner, from St. Vincent's; Baltic Merchant, Lattstitop, from Grenada ; lltilrnn , Tram, from Kim ; 13.1e5, item Harlingen. Sailed the Albion, Billion, for Valpa rat ; Amelia , Smarr, for L isbon; Duke of Wellm.:toti, Martin, for Ogend; and Atlantic, Rumba t, and ratite, Machimm, for kinnthurgb. . CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 15. Sum cetica in IN wtaiis —The Economy, Batterbell, from Dan:zic; Caltdoula, &own, from Grenada; Ann, '1 odd, from Memel ; Martnion, iront Petersbur,b ; Catherine, Wendt. and Masbro, Wright, from Stettin; Union, Hutclions, from Quebec; Baltic Merchant, Ross; Janet, Wyli e; Paris, Nelson; and Haddock, Phillips, from Petersburgh ; Susannah, . Meg's, from Sierra Leone; Shannon, Faleontr, from Dominica; Prosperity, Wright, and Maria, Heynts, front Memel Alice, Fairweather, from Naron ; Amity, Gray, from n. Andrews, N. B.; Carolina. Appelgren, from Norkuoti; Bee, Adams; ..uitan, Robinson ; and Mary, Kidd, from Ai chai Yel ; Anil, Hindes, and Ceres, Hunter, from Antigua ; Famiben, Aaroe, and Worry, Morck,from Norway ; Mary, Pidgeoc,iront Antwerp p e Beaver, Forrey, from Cadiz ; Prince of Orange, Ebbs, front Rotterdam; Britannia,Stranack, front Ostend; Lively, Bayes,from Harlingen. OUTWARDS.-I'he Effort, Baker, for Leghorn and Genoa; Jessie, Sinclair, for Maim ur and Petersburgh; Isabella, Duhnian, for Hamburgli ; Symmetry, MorBaii, for Genoa and Leghorn; Ntw Liberty, Pritchard, for Dublin; Abeitna, Lewis, for Lime rick; Sappho, Hall, for Madeira mid Bumbay ; Trusty, Wilson, for Hamburg!'; and William and Mary, Burrell, for Trieste any Venice. The Proprietors of the Majestic steam-boat at Margate, received on board about istOot their triAski and customers gratis on Friday, and took them off C ilais ; they, however, made so near the harbour as to subject the vessel to the pm t-duties (421), to de n.and which two Customhouse officers came on board, and the passengers being detained, were compelled to leave A gentleman as hostage for payment of that sum. The passengers expect to pay for the frolic about per head—the vessel returned to Margate fete on Saturday night, bringing the two Customhouse 'officers along with them. In the niykt between Saturday and Sunday, the boats of his Majesty's ship Sevens had a serious ren contre off Broadstairs, with a gang of smugglers. from whom they took upwards of 300 tubs of gin. In the affray, we are sorry t lean., a BI swat offizer was so severely wounded by the smugglers, that but small hope s are entertained of his recovery. As, in consequence of a late event at Boulogne, an opinion is generally entertained that pei sons can. not be arrested in France for debts contracted out of that countty, unless on a judgment obtained against them, the tollowing information has been received from the President of the Tribun II of Coninierce at Calais: COPT or TIII PRZSIDINT'i LITTER. " No person can be arrested in France fur a debt contracted out of that country, although it is 4cknowled.ted to be due by the debtor tberein, nor would evidence to that effect be of any avail before the Tribunal. But if a lidt of Ezebange can be ob•ained from die debtor in France and indorsed to a French Huuse, and rcgulerly protested, die d ebtor might be arrested upon that 8.11, as it would then become a mercantile transacoon. (Signed) " st. mom." About eleven o'clock on Monday night, the 4th of August, Mr. Ashley's Tavern, in York, Upper CA. nada was °buried to be on fire. The inhabitants assembled with the greatest alacrity, and were shortly sifter assisted by the garrison ; but the progress of ' the flames was so very rapid, as to baffle every effort made to subdue them, and Mr. Ashley's family had scarcely time to effect their escape. Three wen who were in the house fell victims to the devouring ele ment: they were all married, and have lel' fourteen children. A fourth person, supposed to be a travel ler, is said to have entered the honse to save his bag gage, but Was sot seen to crime out again. No ap pearance of his remains have been found ; but those of the other three were taken fronpthe ruins, and in terred the next day. Some other slighter accidents occurred. None of the neighbouring houses were injured. ► NEW YORK, AUGUST tn. Several accounts are given of inundations in various parts of the country, which have been very desuuctlve. It is stated that seven tan-yards, two taverns, thrfee ,stores to breweries ' one candle and soap manufactory, one whip factory,. two nail factories, one jewellei's shop, one •copper smith's shop, and several other buildings, in all 51., were destroyed in this city. It is estimated that two hundred thousand dollars would not recompense to the people of New York and its vicinity for their losses. Forty-five or fifty I - Antibes lost their turniture and clothing ; aod, in word, many people woith front one to seveu thou sand dollars on Saturday morning, are now reduced to poverty. tHn 5! I;. Yesterday the 19th Light Dragoons, under the command of Major Linz, (from Canada) marched into Romford Barracks. They are a fine body of young men. The detachments of the Blst Regiment which were stationed at Bantry Bert Mid-street and Ross Castle, have j incd the rigilkient at,Cork, previously to its heity, einhaiked for foreign service. The de• tuchments ut the 97th and 77th have also been or dered in. ON THE LATE SQUABBLE AT LANCASTER. Hi( ambition restraicin, Isis enterprize ttorpisig, When SCARS trr illASted CROSS should OW be TorriNc; The Rivals were inch for good temper at low, Since Cam became Sestet ET, and SCARS-LT r WAS CROSS ahr. From the number •of firer looking Gentlemen who are still driving And ridin3 and walking about lOA'II. to the great terror of women and children, it appears that 7 great many milit at y men have not yet put their whirler: and arsatachior on the trace establishment. The Gladiator now placed in the Duke of WEI.- Lirrorox's garden, xt Hyde Park-corner, is an ohjtct of much gaping. wonder to the Sunday pedestrians. A tripping Dandy, coming the other day blunce on a lifay d:ty and starting in unconce,ilid agony at silent ui the impression which the tiny elf left or. his lily-white ir•xperrilla, a bye-stan•ler wittily ob setved, that it t. As strAnge to see a man so shucked, at getting a good It t etcy in !dark upon white. In the Prtites-ilf:her of PAtis, of the 12. b instant, we observe an advertisement of a property for sale, beknging to a Lady or the following Grirf cagnagai t)ation— Madame Marie des Donleur,;, I....upoide, Christine, Aimee, 1 Emmanuelle, Joachim, Joseph, I lwre,r, Prtroudir, Artsmiir, %rumen!, Bonsvenrure, FratictbiPv, :!. , iinpliorose, Dt it.r, *Alas tien, Raphael, Rtrbe, t.idoie, Andre, Qiptatt, &Jana nus de Toledo Salm—Salm !! —On readeng this litany ut names (twenty-five in all) one casino, help recalling to mind the pleas nit incident of the Spaniard, ,who, arriving in tlte dead tit eight, and during a tempest of rain, at a solitary inn, was asked !rota a window, Ma was Arr. ? wise!! he proceeded to_answer by such an endless string of startles And tliAt the innkeeper, arenly ie• plying that's he had not room for all .the world in . his liqtel." shut his window, and wished him a goui night and pleasant journey. Kama perlormed Richard for Third and .9r Overreach last week, at the Nottingham Theatre, sehence he proceeded to Derby. Miss Cum, who appealed in ilLirgareita, at Drury line Theatre, is the daughter of Mr. Cunt r, who some years ago belonged to Covent garden Compiny. I Boon', sit C , vent.garden Theatre, is now pet• i forming at 13rktia, where he has undertaken to play Shy/ock in the J.cuish Three theatrical amateur Officers of the Lancers quarttred at Bristol, perlei zned Captain Alsolute, Sir Lucius 0' I rixer, and Fa:Aland,. in Tl:c Rivals, at the Tb, acre of that City, on Friday last, for Cie better'. or Miss Poesy, and attracted an °veld:wing iltrise. MiCaslNOstt's Murry, the beg of his tragedvs, is amongst the intended ri.vivals at New Drury, in w!tich Mrs. YATts, fr(ITH the Dublin Theatre, is to make her debut ea the London stage. When 'Sr. Oxtienny wicrie hit sinlenr against M. TALIIA, it:r an act with which that Gen tleman had nothing•to dii (as it was the Manager ol the French Theatre who mused 1116 house), he ought .to h:tve recollected that every stage in England wAs denied to M. TALMA and Mademoiselle Geonoza. CoVINT-GANDVN THEATRE.—Miss BicUNTON re• peated the character of Laitia Oars!, last night, in the Comedy of The Belle's stratagem. Our favourable opinion, as expressed on the first attempt of this young Ladf, is further confirmed by this additional evidence of her merit. The scene in which she exhibits the affected awkwardness sit a country 1,41100,0 n was again !A pturously applauded, as WAS also her caw:like grace in the minuet. With a little more contideece, which from practice she will soon acquire, the most favourable anticipation may be ventured. as tO her ultimate and complete succesi. The home was com pletely filled betore hall-pi ice. This Comedy has been gin up auk great splendour. The scenery is new and remarkable tr..m the ex.reme warmth, richness and brilliancy of the colouring, and the merit of the painting. The interior of a London house is repre settled with an air of great taste, and at the same I time more luxury and grandeur than was usual en legitimate Comedy unaided by elsectscks. Wins: biticr.r..—Among the nunierous objects of curiosity, which attract the attention of strangers, " on the Pastoral Banks of Tweed," there are few mote worthy of notice than the wire bridge thrown over that river, at King's Meadows, about a mile be- Liw Peebles, by Sir JOHN UAY ) Baronet.. The length of the bridge is about 135 feet, the span 110 ; it is supported by cast iron pillars, instead of abutnsents, and is perfectly flee from vibration ; the road-way is four fee; and a half broad, and ten feet from the sur face of-she water. WHALa FISHERIZS.—The following may be stated to be the result of the fishing this season t—Atanut 154 vesiels were engaged ; of these five were lost, and the remainder have from 750 to . 800 fish, which may, at a moderate computation, yield 11,900 tons of oil. Last season the quantity was 12,000 tole-- A great advance 114 S consequently taken place in the prices s Greenland oil (chiefly, if not entirely, from specatiqion) has advanced rapidly from 1E27 to 545 per total Last year the prices began at about twenty eight poUnds. • O is ale examination of the bills of entry, published diurnallY, we find that the import of corn from the Baltic alone, including wheat, barley, and oats, has _ _ amounted to from 4, - uou to 15,000) quarters daily. The quantity obtained is great, not only from the Baltic, but the United States; all the private ware houses on the banks of the River, as well as the com mercial docks, are cl , mpletely crammed. So super abuudaw is the supply, that application has been made tOthe Directors of the London D.lck Company, to admit into their ?pacious receptacles, the cargoes of su4rallips A 6 Cairn t, for WADE rOorrli be discharged 14,641ffiere. Tins req,.est, we _hear, has been com plied with; great accommodation will thus be af f .riled, and the expense in tlic demur:age of ship ping prevented. titßtdd tkiELLialika . . ' STATEMENT OF THR 011 US ON THE DON OArriti S L . . LEGER STAKE -SEP I EMBER IS. Taltoin—Si to 4 apt. Mr. Virates.e by Widtelock: Talicu-6 to i apt lA' irral'. 9 to I apt. staitthrough. 9 to 1 art. CAI- I iin. • II to 1 .agst Broth, rto Naphad. .• 11 to 1 ass.. Parliogton, by Rentembraneet. 15 to Iro :..) I apt. any oilier. The racy of the.e Stales takes place on Monday ilea.. Rowing Marcu.—Yeetfiday several Prizes, vz Eli), 174 i IN, and XI; r•vo, by the isroprietore ut the Sw 2.i laeern, Eat. ter,ea Bridge, were contested by six first-rate w.s. erm..n. The wager was tried on a Former occasion, but in coieuluenc. of . .onie itregularity it was undecided. (in dill, 0CC36.011, he 6r,4 heat wa. won by FaaLotte,/us ES. l :Ott, ield BRUCK IK 0,404 s stared a •ecund • line to soli- a pived di•tal.ce below and above ita•ttlseat Bridge. A litter cuotett W;..4 4ice.r seen on the liver. level and tlutr were the best uten r —Cot.r carne lo Brit, and won Cie, JoNt s pc Lot d, and w.un 1 . t, EA RUM third. and Saoccuo etc last, received the usitte.r slim.. Ilse Bridge was ciwsr %irk spectatori, and grant, boats, burdened with cuttipat.y , re art the water. 1 till, ON th e wi c k, w a s a treat to t h e atinit•ers of ruw.ng. Rovv iso-mArcu (.1- icon MILE! IN 90 nt.es AT NIT:.s. WA LL, I'o PL d:.l —Uyogell tt.ntwienced his 13;h day's task at a tourer betorc !4z o'Lltr , i: ycs•crday murcing, and ~:v.l gone 4111 lillic! a'. lour to the ail Lett::ion• A wtll-conlcsted t atch at Cr'c:::c.r as playel, last week, or. Soittilampton I:etween etc:er Csr rntcrs eleven Cabinet of ttn. vin, wog-. by the latter. The respiu: granted to the pairidges h aving yesterday %%as a busy d.ay with thrir merciless vs*. cutican,:rs, %silo v.err every wiavrt in Fula roacc; Guovsa Storm No —The Marquis or . 1 - 1-usTLT's p.trty.h.is shot thi• season upwards of 1100 brace of ?rouse = and notwithstanding the wet weather, the Marquis of TA Wit:LK shot, in three days, 10. 45, suJ.5l brace. Tlure is a hedge-hog at present in the garden of • General CA N N E Gis. •in Montrose, which his littered six young ones. It was sent from the country to ' adorn the museum of An ingenious connoisseur in na tural history in that town, whoi. from motives of inanity, placed it in t!ie garden. where it was disco• vcred some days ago suckling itt young. EN.)ItNIA:S SEA SV.:N;iNT.-.TIle last American papers , re tid e d w i t h acco i int , .4 a S^4 serprit, which is said to infest the hays and Eteei“c: Mas.ac•!ussets, and is described by who have obierv. d it most neatiy, to be about Got hunired and ffii fid in ! , .ngth, and to lie encipc..! iti an impeile , rant: arrnonr of shelf ! Several swing nets air coli,Ertlctin4 tit Vic hope of entai:gliog or getting Itiqt Ow, .4 51141.1 4, 0 n la which he may he ktiled. Th,- S'alonGi.t-tte rtmzik!, that the boki Advr•.tureis who AO a lis:ting for the 100 ester, would rtg.bie Vie sue:l,Th and impis•inents of the Giant, who lb tabled to have—" 13 I! open 4 ruk and w:mie"—with nAtil:dy oak : .- or his rod, an lion GAL-le 1,3 his line, and a &agent's tail l o r loot ! Tuesday evening the London Mail co:Kb was com pletely upset in driving out of the Hotel-yard, i.t Leeds. Taro of toe passengers. viz. a L tdy .01 the a 'IC of Ere:soo, An outside passenger to Chester.. ti.ld, and %Lisa had Laken An insideplace Lo %%err so much braised that wither 01 t h ew were A blo to proceed on Cieir j. , uritey. The ~,acii eihibit„,; A very shattered appearance, and _ • one of the doors was completely broken off. C.:, 4 11111 ..wess and French-beans have this rear been iincesismo•dy 'excel:eta Ai•cl Abundant; the latter vourite vegt table is At this tiiiie retailing in CovenVi Gard.:n Market At BJ. the pock measure. _ A Brent inifahrr vessels are daily arriving at Levi s with herrings. irom tlifferent parrs; a proof that the !idling is gears •liy successful. firtutday which H 41. Srdi drying, at lierbertsrown, in Ireland, acciLfentally took lire, and a tine child between l , ,ur and five !eats old WAS burned 1U drAtli. Mond ty A number of fellows attacked the cottage 11: a poor man, residing in Lettioniield, broke open his docr, acid after dragging his wite out 01 bed, brought leer out on the road and flogged Ler nin,t inhumanly with a whip, on her naked hack, which WAS so desperately lacerated, that it beta :le necessary to bleed her . intmediately. She is the mother of seven chilirer, and far Advanced in pregnancy. Yesterday an ingetst v..as held at the Lamb and Magpie, Bethnal Green, tin the body of Mlry Par. ker. - A surgeon said; that on Wednesday week he was called to amend the deceased, when he found her insensible and much bruised about tile neck ;-.. and on Tuesday she died, when he examintd the body, and founckber death to be occasionvd by a pressure on the spinal tnarrow.—Mary Lefcv!r said, that on Wednesday week she was walking with the deceased in Union-street. Bishopsgate, when a caOt tell from the warehouse of a druggist, allieh knoeked both her and ti:e deceased down. The deceased was carried into the druggist's shop, and from thence to her own house, quite insensible.—J. Parker, husband to the deceased, said, he was perfectly satisfied the circumstance was accidental. The owner of the cask had paid the Doctor's bill, and given him lour guineas towards her funeral. Vettlict—Accidtmtal Death.—The cask a deedand. Tuesday last Benj:nnia Came:, Captain of the Icngs. wood gang, only 'zd years of ag , ', was interred in the burial ground at Bitton, Sornersetshire, in Om same grave with his brother, who was hung some time ago. A numerous concourse of his acquaintance attended the pro:ession from Cock road (nearly taro miles) the pall was supported by six females, dressed in wli te. ThLi body was taken into the church. and after t le Psalms and Epistles were read, the Minis ter preached a very impressive sermon to Criness numerous associatia and friends, from Ephesians, i v . Li him that tide :teal no more." The greatest attention was paid by them to this well. delivered ifiscourse, and the body was afterwards coninsitted to the grave by candlelight. Among t' e attendants were Mrs aged tat•ser, th•e.t brothers, sig. ters, Ste. This is the second son w:ctched fltlter has attended on a similar occativn, and mt. h:tve been transported. According to the custom of the place, his body was previonslyexhibitt,d at Cork-road at his father's house, to all who c h ose to au% rid, and the visitors left some wile to enable t;le ! r. la• miiy to give hint a decent tueeral (tht• their wishes). His body was breirtv troll ter by his own brother, who ttAvdtcd night will it on Saturday la,t, Lirvq;ht st beim on 6.insf :y morning to his