Star. — London, England, 1817-01-08 00:00:00

JANUARY 7. .....--• better, and has been Mend but it is not expected that .Astle till the weather is more 'rincess CHARLOT fE"S Birth- Stirred in with the ringing of igs. The Duchess of GLou shot to pay her respects to returned to dine with the the Duke of CAMBRIDGE'S 4,tle a re to be let tor any y be. rrquired. JAM. dRY 7. gimes: the Princess CHAR twenty-One years of age. Princess that all classes of :e general sentiment of re in this town a greater de /Ades the celebration of this its, as her Royal Parent also return of the day, by giving at the Pavilion. The morn .her fifteen days of incessant losphere became unclouded, ill the radiance of summer's Parade, for the first time now presenting one of the promenades for rank and Brighten, at this season of bells struck up. merry peal, giving invitations to peeks the carriages and chairs are in order that the Nobility to the rItINCE Rll43lWr, the ie ;gene is more increased. .ceives the congratulations of usual romantics nt Court eti tenni'''s are cnntinuany ar : have obs..rved— • Chichester, the Earl of Egremont, Lord ht. Helen's, the Earl of Mee t the Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe ; Cholmondeley, Sir John and La 'y Colonel Sir George Wood, übo itireign Artillery at the hank of , Captain Meyrick, Admiral Sir Lowther, and *great number of cousin y 'malt has tended to give a spur the most beneficial conse ind his Royal Highness has the company should appear tufacture. , morning, the fog throughout tropolis WAS so intense, that rery shop and coanting-house. however. the sun burst out and a fine stuninet4ike day the water has been daily itry in the neighbourhood of high, that the roads in many for foot passengers. More Eton ate shut up, and the in the upper stories, and pro to them 1t their wisdoms+ away. The setvice at Eton in consequence ; and, should foot, the lower end of the 'me state as it was the latter 'hen all persons obliged to be conveyed through the streets in the boys at Eton Collmi are for the Christmas - holidays. till Wednesday the 22d inst. _ fallen of late have produced Sussex, that the public highways . covered with west to a dangerous turnpike-road, a little on the other Dart Brighton coach last week peril, as the water passed under • tithe carriage. The coach until a man and horse were by means of which he was difficulty, without injury. showers have to swollen the Ser ., was near lowing ever its banks. ~ or causeway, was too confined influx; and it was apprehended would give way, and thereby the _ been entirely inundated. To 'sequence, a channel was cut on the • Serpentine, which opened several - • main stream, which descen of the new bridge. The de nt the font of the bridge down broken crags, forms a most Lid waterfall. an industrious farmer, with their house, at Glanworth, in t car-load of provisions for the The day was exceedingly tem- During their absence, the river very inactl, and on . their re . was necessary to repass the Ballyhouly. The woman was covered up from the rain. and the e cross the ford; the flood was , that the horse soon lost his carried down the stream, where • party were precipi*ted into An was unfortunately drowned, exertions of the youth rescued the it fate. The horse and all the The poor woman has left nine loss, the late rains, the rivers Tweed tiled at Kelso on Saturday night • than for many years. Same and Alexander *Pherson,, sus, were drowned in attempt of Broomhill, about half a mile bridge of Forteviot. one James *Clusky, aged 19, was bead drowned in the river aock of sheep, under the care Dudley, in the parish of Elias, out of the fields, and owing to weather and Goods, thirty-eight of ' down into the tide lie the river WINDSOR, . The Queen continues bi for the last (our Jays, .11 ve nture out of the Cat : del This being the Pr v, the morning was tide .Is, and other rejoicings. refit came fr.4n Bagih , . r Rcyal Mother, and oke. His R .yrl Highness tl matins is Wi:idsor C+ .n iber of yv its that may BRIGHTON, el This day her Royal tliß ;TIE o f WALE' attaiin.d is iowarJs this irty seem to pos:.e4s ti.; d, c,,rhequentiy. . ee of c oLsideration perva 3y amorg the inhabitants ntinguishes the happy Tel .-ie p' n dii enterteitiment al . was auspicious, for, aft ins and storms, t h e , tmo sd the Sun appeared in al arm ih. Tue Steyne F 'Ting the last month, is on cheerful and gay .shion ever known at B e year. At twelve o'clock the be the beauteoLs Jay gi ian exercise, whilst the to the Pavilion, it nuld pay their respects i Measure arid bustle of the .i" Royal Highness rece 'icompany with the usu vette. A number of fa 'ring, among whom we I 9 Tt t Fart and Countess of Ch ,rd J. Murray, Lord Clive, Lt sb, Lord Valetort, son of not nhersavenny, Lord H. ( bid, Sir Godfrey Webster, .1 muds(' the British sad Fu merino; General Meyriek, Jaws Brishspe,Colonel Loon's, denim. This grand entertajpme ti Cr the fancy trade, of t ,ueuces to the town, an • • 'pitied his pleasure that n dresses of British mann ▪ For several hours this in e the whole of the Metro; candles were used in ever About twelve o'clock, acain in ail his glory, at succeeded. During the last week • overspreading the counts ▪ Vindsor, and is now so hi laces are impassable t ban hill the houses ir. Et sabitants are confined to vision', &c. are furnished • all the cattle are driven a it College is discontinued in a the water rise another ia town will be in the cam end of January, 1809, wh eta on business were cons • bests. Fortunately, the • way with their friends f bid will not terminate I 1. The rains which have I .th heavy Roods in Susie ✓is many places are covere I- height. On the turnpike is side of Kepner, the Dar S'• was placed in some- peril, Is tie doors over the furor of man predently stopped t to. seat to his assistance.. l; 1E extricated from his disco ▪ The late heavy 'bowel patine River, that it was The outlet at the head, or a to carry off the vast hide the head, or dam, would 3f low land would have bee prevent that consequence re .mouth bank of the Serpen al sapid rivulets from the I er deal to the water north of as scent from the ground at P' the declivity, and over picturesque and beautifu Ito Saturday seinnight, at his wife and son, left th et the morning, having ael nit market of Fermoy. Th he scisous and wet. Due- is- Fturcheon had swollen ed tarn in the evening, it I river at the Ford of Bal ele sitting in the car, coven to two men got upon it to c lip SO high and rapid, th • fnoting, and was carrie the whole of the par the water. The woman ess while the manly tunic' F"' father from a similar I red lo ad ing were lost. The D l ' children to deplore her I et In consequence"of the and Teviot were swellk leti List, to a greater height! u.. day, Donald Stewart el r e g belonging to Ctipar'.Ang ing to cross the burn of 1 g" to the westward of the b sal A few days ago, one ; e l a native of Ireland, was Derwent. tet Saturday evening a hit effarmer Resent, of Di Hants, went astray out ur the tempestuous weath them were washed dot and drowned. NAVAL INTIILLIGBNCE. • MAlLS—ass. Due. ARIL Doe. Dublin . . . 2 0 Fronde 6 • - i 0 Waterford -. 0 1 Hamburgh -- 0 SI Ouerntey and lenity 0 4 Gottenbargb -. e 2 Lisbon . - . 0 0 Flanders - - - 0 0 Holland - . . 0 2 Malta - . 0 0 FALMOU I H, JANUARY S. &tiled his Majesty's ships Hatton and Tet.con • ‘PH on a cruize ; and the Heed, Rossars, for Cardiff. PLYMOUrH. JANUARY 6. Arrived the Jane, W11.0111.1450N, from St. John's— The brig Taratitola, of this port, Captain Dam from Bourdeaus to the Havannah, was boarded by a Catthagenian private schooner, of between 50 and 60 tons, with 40 men, carrying two gaff topsails painted black with a white streak in them: after threatening the lives of the crew, some of whom took to the boats, she was plundered of a great part of her cargo, valued at 45000. The Moffat (Indiaman) drove from her moorings this morning, but brought without damage. Two vessels, names unknown, are reported to have gone on shore last night in Bightiry Bay, and totally lost—..one laden with fruit, and the other with skins.—Wind N.N.W. PORTSMOUTH JANUARY 7. Arrived and sailed for - Havre the Massachusets, BAXTER, from New Bedford. Sailed the Mars, Mowry., for Plymouth ; Hebe, Bnurrow, and Ann, HAWARD, for Poole.—Wind N.W. DEAL, JANUARY 7. Came down frota the River the Alfred eat! John, for J .maica ; Sappho, for Demarara ; Blu cher, for Bermuda; Somerset, for New York; Bea gatiza, for Smyrna; and golden Fleece, for St. Jago, and sailed. with the *hole of the East India. men and the rest of the outward•bouud. for their different destinations, except the Triton, Loccimar, which has remained to repair het windlass. Pm back the Richard, Nosu.s, for Demarara, having lust three anchors and cables in Margate Roads; the British Army, EXFORD. and several more homeward bound vessels, are detained by contrary winds. - Wind N. W. DOVER, JANUARY 7. Arrived the Cornwall, BALM', from Truro; and Ann, SUNIY, f rum London, with loss of anchor and cable each; Mary, WATTON, from Little Hampton, with loss of anchor and cable, and very leaky ; also the Good Statesman, Catherine, and Boston Packet transports. GRAVESEND, JANUARY 7. Arrived the Ebenezer, 'Noma, from Lisbon ; London PAck , a, Asell.t., front Seville.—Sailed the Kent, IRELAND, for the espy of r ood Hope ; Chan non, Fm.comzu, flr Dominica; Ocean, Mnautsou, for Teseriffe; Hunter, Honor, for Leghorn. WATERFORD, DECEMBER N. About half. past three o'clock on Saturday, the brig Agnes, of and from Greenock, JOHN hi , Ewors, &lif ter. bound to Gibralrar, Malta, and Lima, wilt an assorted cargo of sugar, baled goods, &c. got on the bar at the entrance of Rineshark harbour, forming the eastern side of Tramore bay. The Captain and crew, consis:ing of nine persons, were all saved. LIMERICK, DECEMBER 91. Th e seho•ner Little Dudley, PATRICK MORAY, ' Master, of and from St. John's, Newfoundland, for Waterford, with oil and fish, was obliged to put into this river on Christmas day, in so leaky a condition, .that only for 7u passengers who were on board, it is supposed she inust have 'gone dovro—tbe schooner now lies near Tabor. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONEY. Eoryalus, for the destrucdon of a French vessel rn the Coast of Sardinia, this day, at 9, New Broad.street ; mailed Wednesdays and Thursdays. Forester, for the Lovely Lass, on Saturday, at 22, Norfolk street, and there recalled. CUS FOhl-HOUSE, JANUARY 7. Snits Eta re:tan Iwwwaus.—The Realty, Richardson, from Oporto; William, Johns, irons Lishog • N e p tune , f rom St. Übe 's : Ewer, Robertson, from BOurdeaux ; and Regret, Herrick, from Calcutta. Oorw.taos.-- fle Colette, Dos, for Antwerp; Frederick, flarber,lor, Magadan ; Princes, of Wales, Fox, for Ostend; Really, Illschwell. for Baltimore, (A. S.); Three Johns, Robrts, for Amsterdam ; Mary Ann, N% ebster. for Madras and fugal ; Ease, Gardner, for Madeira • Prince, Braithwaite ; sad Trident, may, for Jamaica ; s ad M argaret, Thomas, fur Trieste and PLUNDERING OF WRECK(. The inhuman conduct. so often detailed on the part of the people termed I Wreckers: has called forth the interference of the Bishop of S'. David's, who has issued the following Circular Letters— .. Rev. Sza—The disgreceibl transactions which have lately taken place on the coast of Cardiganshire, and of Pillehrokeshire, Induce use to request you to write** all the Clergy 'of your Deanery, whose parishes Me 04 the o •ra coast, and to Whom (bent that it is my warmest wish and injunction, that they will lose no time in representing to their congregations, t in terms • sharper than aqy twanged sword,' the cruel and onclristianlike enormity of pitunkring wrecks; and that, to the future, they will preach to them on this subject once a quart*, or, at bast, twice every year, end press smelly 00 their consciences the flagrant crintl. nailty of this inhuman practice, so disgraceful to thetas as Britons and Christians, to the enlightened country of whithithey are us. three, sod more especially to the neighbourhood which they in habit; and wholly repugnant to every pnncil le, spiritual and practical, of the basevolent religion they profess. " I am, Reverend St, your faithful and affectiaeste [fiend. " T. ST. Dams's." NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Captain W. Hill, Bacchus, to the rank of Pint Captain andte command the Conway ; C aptain E. Barnard, to the Bacchus ; Captain R. Rowley. Egeria; Captain Baumgardt. Madagascar.— The Egesia is for the Newfoundland 1414100 the Madagascar as a troopship, is to take two hundred Royal Marine Artillery to Quebec.—Licutenaws R. Bluest and J. Robertson (a), to be Commanders—Messrs. Draper, Frawley. Mackellsr. Gilchrist. Stewart, Mes h Thous**, Moodie, Foster, and Murton, to be Lieetenantee..-Mr. J. W. Edman, to be iurgeon.—Lieutenants T. Goble, to the Severn; G. Pierce, and I. Tully. Madagascar; G. Dainty, &atomic: ; G. It. Tailw, Stokoe, to be Surgeon of the Conqueror; Mr. Dallaway, to be Surgeon of the Seven' —Mr W. Askew tote Parser or the Naval Force on take Erie. Masters—deorge Hollnuok, ro command the Sydney, surveying vessel; 3. Bothant, to the Cadmus; J. Living stone, to the Cherokee ;C. Cleveland, to the Hope. Burgeons— !. 8. Boron, to the Albi on; Junes Osborne to the Cadmus; George Bellamy, to ilor Egeria; Glick Osbor ne, to the Rosario. Assistant -Surgeon—Anthony Donahoe. to the k.geria. Pulver— John Thorn, to the Egeria. Edward Pownell, Esq. to be Clerk of Survey at Woolwich Duck-yard. We understand that two, if not three vessels, were] lately lost on Pemb:cy Sands, Curmarthenshire I one a Bristol West Indiaman, another a ship from St. Ives to Newport, a third, at present unknown. The sloop of war about to be laid down at Wool •wich, and named the ATHOL, is to be built of larch. from the woods of the Duke of ATHoL. in Scotland. ;This highly esteemed wood (a native of the Alps), having been introduced into this caontry only 80 lyears, has not , tilt no w, a f f orde d trees o f a sufficient in to give a fair trial to the timber. TUE 411.Vr. A rednetion In the Recruiting Department of the Army is to t,:ke place on the 24th imstatit. Three of the Inspecting Field Officers in the English districts one in Scotland, and one in Ireland, are to he reduced, and the Head Quarters of all the others changed. Saturday detachments of the 7th, 12. ti, an 18th Hussars, and 2d Dragoon Guards, tailed from Dover . fur Calais. • RELILF OF TUE POOR. Tile Earl of Ktuttoutt has remitted, frun Paris, an order for 100 guineas on the Perth Banking Com pany, "to be laid out as he shall judge most proper, towards the relief of the indigent, the infirm, and the aged poor. among the labouring daises of Perth and its vicinity." ALRILANHeR GRAHAM, Esq. of Limekilns, has or dered a cart of coals each to from forty to fifty fami lies in the eillige of East Kilhride, to be driven by the formers in the neighbourhood, from his coal works at Williamwood, a distance of about seven miles, w"ich they have all generously undertaken to perform gratis. The Minister and Parish Of f icers of St. James the Apostle, Dover, have purchased a large quantity of potatoes, to be sold at a reduced price to the poor re siding in the said parish. An unknown Donor, has transmitted through the Post-office of Cork, to the Clergymen of the dtiferent parishes, a sum of Three Hundred Pounds, for dis tribution among the poor. Mr. ALDWORTH, of Newmarket, in the county of Cork, in addition to his usual annual distributi.uus of clothing, blanketing, meat, dm has extended his bounty in a very eminent degree—excellent soup is de ' livered at the house—a store in the town is supplied with oatmeal, potatoes, and turnips, which are sold at a nominal price ; the hedges of the demesne ate cut down, and the woods scrubbed lir fuel for the poor. Mr. Autwourn has also given a piece of ground in the town for a Roman Catholic Chapel, and other- wise sodas ibed liberally towards the building of it. Monday haying been the day appointed for depts. siting in the Gallery of the British Institution the models furnished by our Artists for the national mo numents ordered by Parliament, several were pre sented by sculptors of eminence in their art. The sketches and designs sent in were much less nume rous than those supplied on the former occasion, and nearly of the same standard of merit. The Committee has not yet fired its day of formal sitting for ad judication. Extract of a letter from Madrid :6. 01 Our Ambas sador, Sir HIIWAY WILLI/SLAY, strived here from England on the 9th : his reception by the Km; was highly Nattering, and upon his way to the Palace he was greeted and cheered by the populace with re pealed actlaraations." THIC ENGLISH AT ROME.—Rusie. DPCEMBER 14 Mr. Tandin, the English Charge d'Affaires, his within these few days presented to the Pope the Lurd. JERSEY, Cowma, llssatou, and KING, Peers of England; Messrs. BROIJOHASI, VERNON, and Tar rusts, Members of the House of Commons; several Professors of the University of Oxford; Colonel Bacaanuu, Lc. The Nis Papers remark, that as usual all Pais. 1. wai In tneurensent-on blew-year's-slay. Some of the principal streets were so crowded with carriages, that it was dangerous for pedestrians to pass. An inhabi tant of London will readily conceive how indescri bably inconvenient the want of a foot-pavement must be on such occasions. _ _ , M. PAIRA, a banker at Paris,has sent to the Mayor of Sainte Marie aux Mines, the sum of 800 francs, for the relief of the poor during the winter. New-year's morning was ushered in at Edinburg!' with the usual festivity. The weather was fine, with moonlight, mid the streets were crowded with people; ut nothing was heard beyond t he ordinary congra. pulations of the season t not a single commitment cook place either to the police-office o r Guard-house. The Rev. Mr. I..rnoss, of the Church of the Uni ted Brethren, is saf e ly arrived in the Zebra sloop of war, after an absence of about fifteen months, on a visit to the Brethren's settlements in S o uth At r ica. The Zebra left the Cape on the 17th of Oet o h n • Mr. LATIFORR has succeeded in all the objects of his visit. An allotment of land has been male to the Brethren. upwards of 600 miles from t he Cape, for the formation of a third Settlement. in addition to Guadethal and Gruenklook, when Missionaries shall arrive to occupy it. ANTIQUITiIIi.—A quantity of Anglo-Slzon coins, and three ingots, were found by a labourer, in the cleft of a rock, at Dunleary, about ten days ago.- The min, who is in the employment of the Ballast Office, was removing some of the shattered pieces of the rock when he matte the discovery. Ricuaaoson, GoooLocz. and Co. beg leave to re- I commend to their Friends and the Public an early Purchase in the present popular Lottery. As the first 500 Blanks will receive 25 Guineas each, the purchaser before the First Day of Drawing, (viz. the 21st cif this month) if he should fail in obtaining one of the Grand Capitals of 20 000, 5000. 1000, 500 Guineas. kc. with which the Scheme abounds, may more than recover his purchase money. RICHARD. sox, GOODLUCK. and Co. respectfully solicit the Fa vours of the Public at their Offices, Cornhill and Charing Cross, where they sold in the last few meths. Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, One of £20,000, Two Pcizea of £lO,OOO, Ste. ire. Frans.—A fire broke out on Monday, at the house of Mrs. Frier, Dyer's-buildings, Gower-street, which destroyed the first and second Boors. It was occa sioned by a horse of clothes taking fire in the back room ; and although Mrs. Frier was in the front room, and gave immediate alarm, the flames had caught the ceiling before assistance was afforded.— During the bustle, a clock or time-piece, and the , fire-irons, were alien from the lodgers in the front parlour. Another fire broke out at Woodley Farm, near Barnet, in the oecnpation of Mr. Richard Heslington, on Sunday night, which did much damage. It was discovered in the kitchen, when the inmates were asleep, by a shepherd, who gave an alarm in time fax the family to save themselves. The house, which was an old timber building, was destroyed, with many valuable improvements in machinery I but the eentberly wind saved tits ferm-yard. tarn m REP; 10. BA ru, Mr soavArrasaisersi. The Me ting of Reformers is just over. and the crowds are separating, and hitherto without disorder. The Mayor and Magistrates had taken every precau tion to prevent the peace of the city being disturbed by those clamorous son• of freedom; several hundreds of the respectahle honse:iolders were enrolled at con stables ; and that well ordered body, the Bath chair men (fall 3)0 strong active fellows), were likewise sworn in, and armed with staves. Several formida ble troops of Draocns, from Bristol and Tronosridge barracks had, for the last two or three day s , gr dually taken tip their quarters in the city ; as had the Mendip Yeomanry Cavalry, sunder the commaild of Colonel Flores EH. and M •jo: J •tIN WILT,HIItii The Bath RiA Corps were also in readiness, it omir active service h•td been required. 'Me se defenders gave assurance. of salty to the local and to the t;onid. ?►bout hilt-past eleven, HUNT, in his curriele, ar rived from his friend Parson Wood's, at Newton Sr. Lox, and drove through the streets by the Git:ldlsill to Racey's late brewery-yard, about the middle. t f Wale:A-street, (now Hum's property, as assignee to Racey) ; not a single shout or any follower attended the Orator's prowess through the city. At the ap , pointed spot of rendezvous the assembl ige was, how ever, rather numerous, and still increasing, it was resolved to adjourn the Meeting to the 0:d Oranee grove ; and the rout was facilitated ir, its progress by one of the severest storms of rain and had that ever was witnessed. A carpenter's bench was placed un der the east window of the Abbey-church. tip in which Hunt soon mounted, attended by one H.cicrn in, the servant of a bookseller, as his secretary and reader. The Orator went over his old topics of enormous taxation, ruinous wars, IltlOßlitiAble autocue ;OS, the cor rupt press. with 4 good deal of abuse on the Still Cm poration, and other constituted bodie►. His resolutions were read. and as much of them 45 could be heard ap peared to be exact copies of what had been produced at Spalields and at Bristol, which were adopted by ac clamations; and to gad), about 200 do.,bk•-fitted fellows and basket-women held up their hands. There were two or three speakers besides : one YoUNG, a schoolmaster (a tenant of the Orator'sl ; an engraver; and CARPENTNIt g a picture-frame gil. der. There appeared to be an alt.rcation betwixt the litter and HUNT, on the Resolution respecting annual Parliaments; and by their strong gestures and clenched fists. some harsh words must hive passed. Mr. fluor will certainly not add to h.s ropula fame by this Meting ; a set of more obscure names than the thirty who signed the Requisition to the Mason, the city could not possibly produce;— and of those who attended, fully twenty to one were led by mere curiosity ; indeed it seemed the pre valent opinion to lamtli at or c•sndemn this burlesque on all public meetings. The mob is entirely dis. persed, and the streets perfectly qoiet. A prom of no brilliant appearance, of the name of TtionwroN, was asked a few days ago on the Stock Exchange, it he was related to the rich TI101IN.• TON family ?—.4 No, Sir, (was the reply) they are in the conso/r—l am in the reduced !" ADVANCE IN THE PRICE of PORTML—Yesterday the great London Brewers sent notice to the publi cans that an additional charge of ss. per barrel would be immediately made upon Porter. This will cause an advance of one halfpenny per pot to the consumer. CORN.EXCHANGE, JANUARY' 8 —We had several arrivals this morning from Suffolk, but in conse quence of the thick tog that prevailed, very little business was done in Wheat, which article was ra ther lower than on Monday. Barley maintains Mon day's prices, but there is nu demand for the inferior qualities. In Oats and other articles no alteration. DUBLIN COIIN•MARKAT was Well supplied with all kinds of Grain on Friday last. The prices remain nearlyohe same as they lately were. Distillers bought largely, but the Millers declined buying. Price of the Quartern L-at, Is. 9tl. Coatorezies Isoueer.—Monday night an inqiiisi. lion was taken in the Steward's room, S'. Bartholo mew's Hospital, before TIIQSIAS tinet.roo. Esq. Coroner for London, upon the body of tdf al b a Tripp, who met her death by lire on Thursday last. John Guppy deposed, that lie lived at No. 8, Shaw's-buildings, Clerkenwell. The dec:•ased loJord in the same house with him. About hail-past o'clock on Thursday evening last, lie was going to bed, and heard a noise in the room beneath, when his wife went down to ascertain the cause. is wife soon after called out, anal witness having raa down stairs, found the room of the deceased enveloped in smoke and flame. He instantly pro,:ureci pails of water and extinguished the fire, when the deceasl , d was discovered in a burnt state. A surgeon residing in Aylesbury-street, being instantly stnt for, lie ca ere and looked at the woman, obset viug it was " dreadful thing, but wished to know who was to pay him for his trouble ?" No person undertaking to oo this, he went away without giving her any assistant.. A message, however, being sent to an acquaintance of the deceased, that person undertook to pay the surgeon ; and being again sent to, he came and dressed the woman very carefully ! When the sur. geon first came to the house, it was :Mato bine o'clock, but he did not return to dr:•st. the deceased until about twelve ! She was about SU years of age, and very feeble. A. F. Wiener, one of the Assistants of Bartholo mew's hospital, deposed, that the deceased was brought into the house on Friday morning last, she was in a dreadfully burnt state, and every care was taken of her, but she died on the day following. The deceased said she had met her death by her shawl cateling fire. riiaving summed up the evidence, seve reda wish, that in retuning their of d i Coro ne r o r juo expressed verdict, they should pass a vote of censure upon the medical person, whose inhumanity had been so con spicuous in the first instance, when he was called upon to assist the deceased. The Coroner said he could not controtil them in any sentiment they thought proper to express, but it was not a part of their duty to act as had been sug gested, however the inattention or inhumanity of an individual was to be lamented. The name, also, of the Geatteman had nut been mentioned. Oneufaitoe Jury—Then / consider it is much. to be regretted that his name as well as hit inhumanity should remain unesposed.,After a shoe: del iv -end ue; the Jury returned a verdict of—Accidental