The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-27 00:00:00

I - - f •-•s- `,~ S ~ DUNGSNESJ Lniitraousi. —40..... . , . . 71111111111 PASTICULARS. 9. b e t e " peening (?3J instant,) sees after Itis o'clock, tlssUght-tease at Dungeness urns Meech on the 1101 side by lightship, and Is se much is- Jared thm OM expected a sew *se seam be grassed.— The sleet* laid, in its deftest from the Weaned*, spat the fewer &es to the ant lon, is which Mr. Edward Mani. the light-keepet, with his wife old fr r Children, James Smith, his aseistest, and Elisa beth Walk, a servant, were assembled at their devo tion; the sashes and frames, deers and door-pests, wen tees est; a looking-glass shivered to atoms : moil the (anthem throws is all directions; bat most piwiltlestially no persoewas injured. As beast of three 'or four months old, which was asleep is the sensed floor, was bend surrounded by the bricks and TAMA breed from the Wilding, bat happily it bad sesealaci so Wary. The laid, after be escape from i '; lever at the flit bier. entered the reed a wash ing by, split a stone oleic, sad Saar expended I . Is the earth, tearing up the pavement. By the snit exertions of Mr. S. Terry, of lOC logrotot 01,00, lighelmesse, sad proper assistants, a temporary Usbi was esidbited, is the ends& which will be sesdnee4 tilillte former one me be reestablished.— . ( lostfek &Atte.) *steam of a letter from Meson. &awls, Carling oldiesN ago to se Lloyds at Deal asd Ramegat e, della lath Isst.:" Sins on last, the aecosat by off Diemen, commusloated by s Majesty's ship Severs. Is, i Dungeons light-hoses with our last fir the effects hays to ieppi to owners bound slows cheese!, seder _- of the light at proses% the further compass's:ea of a • itself, that the melt vigi under ezistiagelfelleletiMele on the light. We have board every ship in the prevent any accident to daftness resolved trey sa g apes a view at the light was straek by lightaiag iast.:-- • 6 ,4 am .this moment returned from a visit to tho Ilightbonee, at present a monument of Ao awful of. Been of Heiman, which has opened a space of tw• not wide frownp to bottom, in a zigzag direction * strewing every room through which it passed with* rubbish of the brick and mortar with willed" it is Wit. the glass of the windows shivered to atoms the tin cooking utensils, candlesticks and reflectors, IMO melted * end others rolled up like a scroll of papere ! — if he roof of the little additional dwelling below dashed to atoms, and the whole fabric exhibits As ruinous state of beildiogs after the sh . ock Of s unit violent eerthosake, lrelog cracked from top to bottom. The rootints _loges lithe bed-roomier. Aimed taptecet, sulk sibwithatending_, inmates were in a room thrswiiittkia .1140 4boCk V itali lb he r s been t Severe, sot lip was is the least 'plated. It is supposed the light-konse must be taken down apd rebuilt, as in its present state k is us safe to second to light the lamps." 0110/4 110• RD• STIRAMTACKET..-.-111% former Stir • ''' etill stated the arrival of the Soyereigq eteam-packet la place from &airport, where she was built on a coostructlen, for the trade of the River Severn. _ .er passage down, the engineer. Mr. Rangeley, dis- Zovered an imperfection in some of the plates forming holler ; and the packet has ever since remained tie Canal Basin here, for the purpose of baying , defects made good. and some other trifling im provements effected. These being completed on Fri " last, Captain Sandom wished, on Saturday morn to try bow the whole of the machinery worked, taking the vessel a abort way down the Canal.— eleven o'clock, the steam being up, and all in readi noses Mr. Rangeley communicated the information to Captain, and the latter had just _given orders for being hauled off from the what% when the boiler :ploded, forting out the off-side of the engine-room, 'lick is happily only a moveable partition, and carry ing the fragments to a considerable distance on the Basin! One man, who was putting the engine-door at the moment, was forced overboard, after being scalded in a small degree, but was almost• immediately picked up by the boat, which, being employed in cArrytag oat an anchor, bad just cleared the scene of dearer. A boy engaged about the engine. was scald- ed la a shocking manner, and carried to the Infirmary I , dangerous state; and, we lament to sdd. that &a l smallest scientific gentleman, happening to be in this, oa business, was induced to witness this trial of machinety, sad, at the fatal moment, was close to engine, observing its being put in motion. Hear _, the explosion. he threw himself on the floor, and being in a confined place, he could not very reedily extricated ; bat every effort wa s made; and, Wiwi. '• oat, be was found to. be dreadfully scalded from knees dowawards, and otherwise much injured.— , was, however, just able to walk. and was accom panied to his inn, the King's Head, where proper as sistance was immediately procured ; and we rejoice to idd, he is in a promising way of doing well. Most providentially he were at the 'time a large camblet cloak, to which circumstance in all probability, may attributed the preservation of his life ; as its water proof quality prevented the boiling element from pit - -*rating to the more vital parts of the body. No Jet person was hurt, although there were about ..... 1 1 ci74 hoard at the time, ten or twelve of whom ire in e ItinP-room ; and had there even been .1/41 on •hw • , it WAS not I.k. ly, (rod) . le I )..enitl• t. t 'ruction of the vessel, that tbry could have sus.aiiied jury. It ought, however, to be stated, in justice to Tittle Sandom, that be had refused the application many Mends, to accompany him daring this expo latent, until the security of the whole of the mach'. eery was tried and ascertained ; sad, .with the ex ception of the above unfortunate gentleman, we be lieve **ethers were on board the vessel bet those be longing to, or employed about her. It has been dis covered that t the accident was occasioned by an imperfection as the bottom of the boiler. which gave way solely bum this cause. and from no unusual or exteaordientry degree of pressure whatever.—(Woe cuter Airmail.) . • 1 .. U this, . ROW Ca ' • • Its. her . • 1 i ..: itYstra alb , ; ~.ma t in the (;-; these o preset dada leg, ti by . tai 13y eh N • 4. Maas • ri : the CI . . her hi 1 .:. ' ezploi „ . . ~, .. ; whlel 'N...„•! ' lag tl .. ..;io Basic- i, I . • at tl 11 1 * scald . • 'Lek' ~ • • - g • % t deaf/ 1 i..., . - ~ P i• . ed is ~. • . ' ' . leas, eosin i )1 city . .. the 1 1 the I in g 1 , . 1 hele . 1 bee ,I • ; 1 sot kis.] v.. . He .• 1 . l •'1 peal 1 - . stem idd. peel dor . . , be a . . pro, ' act' . . nthl • ta 1 . ; ... ' i ' wet ' . lUt . • ! 1 nut . ' !. -; injl k ; -41 Cal t ris ! ' • I'' ter cep , .. . ~ . lie, iOl sot tl ' e f be WM OS • i ' . ce I i the Semaphore, off Dungy" Urdu Al•Cellock, of his M distlights are shewn from Du dfillesity. Referring to ooh of the lightniag, we has ami coonseisders of ships ho. the'difilnalty and ',certainty bsfirdlitthigmfished, or of the I i4.ofed to the brildiag i Vskagi o ; kept, as, ands istrnitir be plated c si 41 lt Avatars on be 4 Fiddly, we trust, may mi to Sts westward.' : The , following is a mamas Oat sly tbe Omit Blockade, e bops at bsngenesi, which I sit the itigbt of the 22d lest:. ris trtirmsit. -t- The account rocelied from the coast yesterday Lloyd's podia atiotier lift if ship '1 A large skip is repined to ire most es die Owiti. Sup posed to be the Phenix, with inhale souvlete fel Bo hm Bey. Oue of hie Majesty's packets ea the terford station, with s considerable quantity step& on board, is also reported to be lost. Sunday Ening early, during a dreadful gale AMP the W.N.W. a lee sew Bast liaises's, willed do Bast Indiamas, Thomas Keil!, Captain. frees Hail to Leaden gad the Bast Indies, with part of her carp,. eougiating of burr and lint stoics, sad legwood, &WIC, from three suchen, and struck upon the Kettle-bottom Sand, opposite the town of Yarmouth, when she im mediately filled, and became a total wreck. The crew; 20 in number, fortunately saved themselves is their boat, add get out board a Oohing vessel is the Roads, losing the greater part of their clothes. Part of WI stores are expected to.be saved. t AISLANCHOLT ASTIPW2IIOII..—TIS MINSIVA. At' Laixe.---Yesterday, the 15th, the peopleefArdroolia. and the surrounding country. were thrown Into miiih seefesion aid painful feel's& by the Wo less of di brig Miserve, of Leith, the property of re. Stir house there, bolted from Dahlia to Glasgow. with up wards of 70 tons of grain. About six • clock is the moraing.• the wind blowing very straw from mouth, and the sea running excessively high. she a t ape the Norio Island. about a mile off the coast of Airdrome. As coos as she was observed from the shore, a pilot, with the Bglinton life boat sad lea men, immediately went to her assistanee. Oa at fount of the very high wind. and the tremendoes koshers by which they were assailed, they found it Impossible to approach the wreck ; and but for the ingenious suggestion of Alexander Reid, of the Mary Agee. of Irvine, to carry a fishing boat across the leankto which ft was moored, they could not have gotto the wreck at all. When they did approaoh fit consisted of nothing but a rafter of spars ead deals, p ro videntially kept together by the encases ; meet of the sails and cordage ; and from this. where they had remained about four hours, they happily succeeded ID rescuing from a watery grave. though much exhausted, Charles Gibbon, the master, Mar tin Horn, seaman, and John Campbell, • lad; Peter Porter, the other who completed the crew, wig drown ed. It would be gratifying if this paragraph could be concluded, however serious the loss may be to the owners, by saying, that the vessel was a perfect wreck, and that the cargo was completely lost. But alas! four other lives were lost ; one man, said to.ins a private, Robert Clark, of the 78th regimeat, had purchased his discharge, and was on his way' home, somewhere in Aberdeenshire, who slept in the forecastle, was doomed to instant death the meemeat the vessel struck. • woman, whose some is old .to be Meddle, and who was on her way to ioits her hus band. about 20 miles from Glasgow, with a esit bey, about three years old, also perished. Mrs, Ord. of the Dahlia Circus, where she bad left her husband, and other ag three Into the immense abyss 1 _ icier' of Glasgow (whose name must be ever coupled with all that is good as well as great) kindly desired that every at tend°, should he paid to the fortunate survivors, who' were comfortably put up at the Ardrossaa Hotel; aod that every care should be taken to prevent any of tha, small remains of the vessel from being plundered. , A female body has since been brought ashore, and from same papers found on her person, bearing the address of " Mrs. Ord, No. 9, Charlotte-lane, Glas gow," it is presumed there is no mistake as to the in-, dividual. A small box, containing the master's papers, has also been found.—(Ayr Advertiser.) We have received accounts from various parts of the country, of great inundations in consequence of the late heavy rains. At Market Harborough, North ampton, and Newport Pagnel, the waters were yester day so high on the main road, that they reached backs of the horses. At Market Harborough . ~ Northampton, the inhabitants were compelled to up their residence on the first floor, and the coach doors were opened to let the water pass through.— Much property had been destroyed, but we have art' heard of any lives being lost. Several houses in and about Union-street. in the Borough, were on Tuesday last suddenly inundated by the overflowing of the common sewers. The acei dent was occasioaed by the sluice gates of these chan nels having been incautiously left open at a time when thr tide was returning; and it has done very consi derable mischief, as the lower parts of the bongoes is that neighbourhood are made the depositories for the different descriptions of merchandise. • The following occurrence took place at Ramsey Warren, on Saturday night last:—Messrs. Donnett and Higgiason, Admiralty Midshipmen, stationed at Little Stone Watch•house, discovered a large tub boat near the shore, between nine and ten o'clock, and instantly detached their petty outer to sum a rein forcemeat; the boat, however, came in almost imme diately, and, upon touching the beach, was boarded by Mr. Donnettin the bow. Mr. Higginson, waded in the water, and endeavoured to cut her hawser with his cutlass, in which he tilled, and Mr. Donnett's pistol missing fire, he was thrown overboard by *be smugglers and instantly fired upon by them ; at the saute time he was struck by an oar, or butt-end of a musket, and immediately two 'collies were fired upon -4 he the full of the beach : the boat immediately hauled off; And M. ing v.oundetl and in toe water, and declaring h►e itiablity to mita, Mr. Higginson immediately waded and swam to his assist ance ; When the blockade parties arriving in consi derable strength, had merely to witness the escape of the smugglers, whose object was completely frustrated, and the retreat of the dastardly smugglers wins had fired from behind the beach, not one of, whom .ceold be seen. Mr. Higginson succeeded in assisting his companion, Mr. Donnett, to the shore, who has re ceived three balls in the left thigh, put is likely to do %Tell. Mr. Higginson, is slightly wounded, bat both these officers have received several shots tbroegh ,their beds and clothes. I ' POLICE. • 16411v400010 11 . Oince.--rTseteida, Demi* Jihal was brought before IL °MAI. En. the Sitting Me. gistrate. charged with foloalensly stealing a tin tea kettle. a tea-pot, a pair of stockings, a night cap* a handkerchief, a piece of lanooL the property' of ter. Daniels. bachelor. *Mame-street, Diaschesterimparm it appeared fres the statemeat of the prosecutor. that Christmas Day was one above all others in the course of the year on which be indulged himaelf at the Shrine of Banda., and being invited by some of , his Mends to spend the day with them. be coassated. .4t the *uric of Hodgee's beet, Ire., which was :aded about rather freely, began to have an elect apes him, and be was masking the best of Mainly home when be staggered against the prisoner, who very Madly proffered Isis services to support hint home. of Which be accepted. Witness knew a little of the pri soner, and on arriving at home he asked the prisoner to make moms tea while be laid on the bad to have a nap bat the prisoner thought it better to make or while his worthy host was clasped in the arms of Morpheus, and instead of preparing the reviving beverage. be packed up ready to start. when Daniels awoke, and seising the prisoner whilst asking off. footed the above mentioned articles in his bundle. The prisoner did not deny the robbery, and es boo lag osmositted to take his trial. he was placed is the ream allotted for co:admitted prisoners. The gaoler, at the usual time. broaght. him out to handadf bias aid chats his to the other prisoners : daring the per lermaace of which be oontrived to pocket the Ink-stead aid sauffers. which loidt last by. the alum They were, however. immedi•tsl/ mined and taken (we hie. MaaLsosovoa•arasar.—Yesterday Marla Tow, a very powerful nun, was charged before M►. Dyer, the sitting Magistrate. with sneaking into t►e room. of the house of Mr. Bargees. of Olass-booso- wok St. James's. It appeared. that Mr. Burgess, having occasion t. go late Ms bed-room, perceived the prisoner endeavour ing to conceal himself behind the door. H, instantly seised him, and gave him in charge. Th.• prisoner was then very much intoxicated, and made no resistance on being taken. Is his defence be said that it was al a mistake. ar was, ss is his annual custom, keepin .; up Christmas,• and had drank a little too freely, and he had mistaken, the house of Mr. Burgess for soother person's. N. said be had not the most remote intention of robbery The Magistrate said, there being no charge support ed by evidense of a felonious intention on the part of the prisoner, be must discharge him.—The man was then discharged. Queen-aqui:Rt.—Yesterday a young man, in the fa wily of Mr. J. S. Pollard, the master of Brompton Boardiag-school, was charged with felony. Mr. Pollard stated that the prisoner had been in his service since April last, and had received warning to leave; bat waited till he had put the house in ardor Mare. On Monday last be bad prisoner waited at table. At /ad, and the plates, 'peons, Ike; the - Mitten to is. Awned, die informed him that the plate ' had been taken oat of his suspected the servant% had inquiry among the servants whatever of the property that was missing. The prisoner then said that he thought setts boys who tend. at Chelsea had taken it; being pawkily questioned as to the truth of his statement, he became confused, and gave such contradictory stories. that he became suspected of having stolen it himself. Being challenged with the fact, he became exceeding ly agitated. Maybank, the constable. was sent for. and the prisoner was conveyed to Chelsea watchboase. ' After he was conveyed there, some of the school-boys stated that they had frequently seen him go into the *art adjoining the house; be (the witness) and the cogatable searched the place; they found concealed, under some weeds and rubbish, four pounds of white and yellow soap in a pillow case, and other property which bad been stolen. The prisoner being taxed with having placed the property there. admitted the fact, ind said that his mother was to have come that sight to take it away. Mr. Maybank corroborated the above. and added. that be had searched the house of the prisoner's mo ther, and had found four towels belonging to Mr. Pol lard. The prisoner was committed for examination an a future day. LAllliTn-STSZET.--Johat Barber and AKA Burrell were put to the bar before JOHN HARDWWL; Seq., the sitting Magistrate, charged by Mr. Joseph James, Proprietor of the Bonassus and other wild ani male, In the Strand, with the following novel species of robbery :—The prosecutor stated, that the prisoners lived in his service ; their daty was to attend the wild beasts, Sic. The latter prisoner was discharged for misconduct some time ago, but frequently came to vi sit the other, who retained his place. Various articles of property were missing from time to time from the apartments up stairs to which the prisoners hod ac cue. A suspicion was entertained of their *log the robbers, bat circumstances were not conclusitintingh to warrant their apprehension until Moja.'" week, when a valuable West India animal, called a Cooti moody, the produce of a fox, and a monkey, was missed from the Menagerie, of which the prisoner Barber then 'sad the sole management, and from which the animal could not escape, or be taken with oat, his knowledge. Witness privately searched the •ilifferent repositories in the metropolis for the animal, and at length discovered it at the house of Mr. Kent, a bird id :12111 , Ike. in Whitecbapel-road. Mr. Kent 0 MS was in the habit of purchasing foreign tsi , - Ii iilithat on the 14th inst. the prisoner ri llr cattle to ids shop, accompanied by another man, of one he psrelsisseci the Cooti,iponfl v ..! ii,!e,i 1 ,, t',,e 241. The person who sold the animal was known at the shop, and it was considered unnecessary to ask him how he came by the property.—The prisoners were re manded fur further examination. P The 17th instant, the sloop Speculation, of Rye, was seized in the Swals, and carried to Rochester, under charge of4he Revenue Officers. It appears this vessel was working her way up to Otterbam Quay, when she was boarded by a Preventive boat, the Officer of which, noon boarding the sloop, found 34K1 casks of contraband sptrito, and 20 holes of tabacco, concealed beneath about 30 choldrous of coals. the Dahlia Circus. where she DUI leti tier murimuu, sod wu prouedieg to . Mugu, on bodies% was the Isidore be quitted the plae4 other sefforer. it is* his bees. 14 aci-reull. -I,loThr In dinner; t h e p ri • . - • • eight to ass - •• . L., •,.. . was removed, decal , b ' • • , sa d re • r em' r oof ; • . . reeloved to the two k, 4' ... 4 dug _their approsehiag lase i pursuer same" hi. , sad Mad s :" ag with oat laud, and grasping bet aid "1" other article' h bel• lid is her other arm to her blest; till one bat cellar t and that he tremeadeas effort of the raging ocean swept the whole Pbrd bias trick. Os 1 three Into the immense abyss I The Earl of Glasrow they ham s tuck. Os 0 _l.-,-.. mk. suplusnar I i. . OPFAINCIA sire. Illahiaat light:i.e.-1i .---.*". wmis "•-l y pa r e of T oth. - . 4 111110... vast senalter et polimliti aseembled is the tri•i..r.._` ' Setrem.bill. steno frets Vitae " ' ...I el pelhaleinesi` is MAAR% hi t• the e ....... IThe posig‘ tibia sendeenlch;es." et l ei s, * L _ A F IMltioes hog weed beim 'ivied Ileillitield """ 'Sassed tires met. whoa slimed ._ plan. In the lowly beefy, Agri te e_ 111 'tat at the best main of dol o s es . audsai .te mend every Wier portable ankle eels Iveloodv— t Pilkill i, voguish!" sad a read light oeismeem o t. 'y li t li t i beraiame idestled themselves with thole weg -- 1 1L . 4 weaves. "a Sprig of Shilkilegh," whi m evaii - 97 ',. lenity, bet asiorteentely Thomas Doeuelt;74 boon deprived' of his stick, seised a pok er , a0t. 0 4;,; spa of the timers. - Mother, sensed with a simi ki .,,," Made a rash at Desselley, whoa the lateo r " 4 • o ", a: , drever, and freetared his skull is a ' - i -1 „, 5 9.1 ",' unser. Fortesately, metal city dh ows ....,„'"4"' aid prenatal farther mischief. The - 111•• takes to Bertholomm's Hospital, s ad `• to Oiltsper•strest Compeer, from whine, i i brought helms the Sitting Magistrate, Aye C. S. Hater, who eemesded Mit sed! the fiesitiii k „ wounded seas is kern; la sessequeent of dietobi guars am* a gang of thieves - euerciald their a Sass is the meet eseeesefel, and at the same dale &An amuse: la ibis unforteseto boil aea II" *Tr, Primo hire hese tiesho o ly „ ceda r . ag the Whole of Chrlstsiteskiay. the limarbood et Peter-strest, tholdes-square, sc at e mffl allgib! . et the most disgraceful codifies. A party of bid& uses Ames Cossetted proceeded to the street, is eellem , bask the ileaster-men. who chiefly ishalik ihiop; eleset, sad, for the purposes of exciting 1111100:41 de, they lessited several females ( ''' • t ltibileisti.terawoortheofAtaithwiohrvfieffuuthdatigithw.irititparmtht.delers were me i 1 ; see beams, wed gaveled away for assistance. W I . ..- V cave ries to missy ethers-in the course of thee? . . tweets the opposite parties, who OtaertllOlNif ... • taped the sigilsace of the Police. Hundreds 'of 0. , toes stood by sod witaessed the . brotal esessalits, , apparently with the greatest pep • The Periw►*. adopting every measure Ie 410111,-0111111 disgralslel . scones. t ‘,.., .-.-,, , • . Bxessatve Resent.--A few Mgt* , tip tee yowls , men obtained Weep at the Deihl At*, High-sweet, Wapping, seder pretense of d next morning by one of the Orayseeed bear i l l . 11 :1111' takes passengers. Le. to and from theses. They re tired to bed ratter early, and la the course of the . night. it is presumed, previoes to the landlord, Mr. Minsliew, ping to bed, they contrived to enter his room and rile his desk of 2241. in notes red geld, with which they escaped unpereeived by the fan* One of the soles, which was fee 101. was traced *ss day to the Bank, and others to the pomades* Howard Lewis, a slopeeller In Resemery-ties, who* . appears had received them in pelmet for apparel..s leformadou being gives to the police, one if the *V lows, oeseerdedkis the robbery, eased Ches. Farmer, =ti t led by Dra ws vr sad Faste i r p4 = re tt i„ yesterday at the Thames Police Office, ekes the isw as. was remseeded, and the latter (die slopeelier) held to ball for a misdemeanour is receivisg the sots. which appear to have bees paid him by the primer and his accomplice after the robbery had bees slew died. MILANCNOLT ACCIDINT ON THE TNA nas.---Teeeigt eight. about six o'clock, an accident occurred err sire Somerset-house, ea the Surrey side et 'be Thames, which, we lenient to state, proved fataiis two young persons. Is the afternoon three 'swag mem, and three females, hired a skiff of a bilt-beiltim near Strand-lane, for the purpose of taking a roe.— They went as far as Millbsek, and returned bad with the ebb tide, which lowed very strong. Os the skit passing under Waterloo Bridge, the tide carried it on the Surrey side of the river. Two of the Oleg set who were rowing, found it impossible to manage the boat, and they called for assistance. The tide carried them foul of the roads off Mr. Lett's timber-yen'. so sr the Old Barge-hease, and the boat was dashed with great force under- the barges' heads. Thai:der of the party were beard at Sonierset-house-staits, aid also by the Thames Police. George Heath, sea. sal Robert Creber, *Thaws Police Officer, with gnat .. promptness, took a boat and went to their assitasce: It being dark, It was difficult to find the spot from whence the cries proceeded ; but fortunately they ar rived in time to save four of the party. Two ethers. a young man, and one of the females to whew Ili paid his addresses, had sunk to rise no morel. Tbi bodies of the unfortunate persons were dragged DR during the remainder of the night, but vitiate sac- cess. The female drowned is the daughter of Mr. Laccohee, a grocer, 134, Union-street, Soetbwark. and the young man was named Benjamin lawies.,-- They were both under 20 years of age. She was an only child, her r died very recently, sad Mr. Laccohee bad go 'Norwich. Yesterday Instarip4 the bodies were d ' ed for, but were not fogad. An inquisition lime taken yesterday at Barth olomews l Hospital, before lir. Shelton, the Coroner, es even, view wig o the body of Ann Cosgriffe, a fine girl, aged died of the injuries she received in con se q uence of het clothes accidentally catching fire during a tempor ar y absence of her parteats. Veadict—Accidenta l De ath. su ------- go. On Saturday last. at lgary-lo bone New am*, law M•latosh, of park-plans. Regent 's Park, to Praaess Vir1. 11 :1. son, only daughter of Jonathan Watson, Earl, of " aa hill. West. Yesterday. at Mary-le-bone Church, W. Julius Girl, t 0 9 f Charles-street. AliddleseN Hospital, to Miss Nye Ber Y 1 King-street, Portman-square. DIED. On Monday last, ig OWN :an-place, Miss Francis Rods. Al Hastings, on M •ntlay i 451, ill the Seth yearfof bet age, • Diana Marla. wife of Lielt.-Col, Je Elphinstooe. On Monday last, at . ..lenh u .•? ,hones vr)itt. Esq. Taeiday. at his father's (T. t.,:ser, 1, 4.), Roilin g 1.04t 4 year of Batting, hues, the Rev. AAlfredßiker, :n the Sad hls age, sincerely regretted by all :oho knew Ms. In On the 21st lost., at Flainmighie. (=alit/way. Seet3tl. Mrs. Gordon. wife of eapt.Janses Murray 00( 404 K .N. On Tuesday last, in the 70th year of his age. Janis %Vldppy, saddler, of North Audley-street. Loudon : Edited, Printed, and Published M the.ONee or " Tan STATWAS" and ..Tax Cournintion" (Sums, P*PelkitWe. Stroud, opposite St. Ulmisuat's Chareb... by IL ALL. lAA 8.. to whom all Cesmessiesties s . OfikWolikest• requested to be addressed. Sg 1 ( 1 'a; . _.' ' ~,.