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• . •- • • YHOUS • • I,iaat tt t this Ailylum. part of which has been hmutea fah the- use of the Subscribers to the Feud for the nouselkee Poor, was opened' for the temp hell of the wretched. The 'Committee had Met shirty to the dey for the pagmet of alperintendiak seep* memory alterations io the Workhouse fur the wagiansaisidatiew of the Helletshmr• - hitititte the Committee were employed in the new epplioatioe was =de by Mrs. Pry, = V IZ:: *my genet issereme of 'unfortottetes • hint* her bat, to the Dietetics, to permit the ad mission of such females . as might be discharged ' t sum she. prism, 4ti which she dispenses her churl 'Mt. The applicttion woo accompanied by on . sheaseare that lhattinellentara, in granting such o heentiosism a thoOldhsoh op lathe spirit hsf the Act Porlimeaserhiefl idas NsegMetion of the ,Honse. r he sethilleh hi he "AMP huteliediate eorwridenstion. • 11 haeltioneutletimeissed* the Committee, that the mama( foe admission. shall nodesgo the otrietekt , i s menesliate .elietiheatioo. that vas Ake pavaie, and that none shall he rem :iced who hate h . distiuct legal Claim ipso my perish. The oblect t Cheltstilea peofemis the mein from stateetems, tar the fatal deviator ellothmeete to the held. thyme who hove so tecorsisablecluieeta 'Mach* telief.t the emietiesophierth I hat pariaboteetirveallt heist h the most. that cats be motertaitsedt4lith . rtiehisth an • sate,. apology to the affluent for withholding the requiate aid, and rephoenting all heights as uuisunces and lazy wretches, who, would not apply for relief where law gave theta a right to demote', The Caeihnihee emoider that diepormitei flo itet, and are not, Obliged - nor empowered to relieve rig who are starilithh flit t the, are thousands iii this neth • • tropolis groan's aid the rich . from all quarters of thehill i tho h letie hhi right to claim tiny thing '. from auy Vitelae they cannot prove them selves of mieh. and that if those whose hufferings are,- ot it were, eliaregarded by the statute, and flung out of trig rule of social recognition, do not comment. rata their want to ethers, and ask relief, they must 'either rob "Or -die. These unfortunate persouo, in ' fact, in asking, confer a favour on Christians, by 'Rising them ad opportunity to exert their churity,'• hied to dispel* of the use of superfluities., the jinni°. derate use of which to festal to the rich, in the same proportion that want of bread and covering is fatal is the, poor. -It hes not 'escaped the notice of the benevolent 'Men who thou go shoot &lug good,' that cases 'are continually occurring in a metropolis difihreht from those which occur in the couutry, and fur which • differed or rather au additional muds of it necessary ; that in the country. even in large lowa% people hare a knowledge of each oilier, acid dish** never rises to that frightful height so often ho be seen perishing sojourners in the streets of London. • Members are to be appointed from the Cogs. .11811.•015 to moor the markets and pent-houses of the metropolis nightly, in march of fit objects for the notice of the Committee. They calculate that hunger is taut ' amongst the ortponable wants." acid that many a young man collies tip to London full of expectations, and with little or no simnel. and utile*. he can get immediate esuploY, he as already half undone ; that boys bred up in Loudon without nny means of livelihood, and, as often happetis, of dissolute parents. are in a still worse condition, and sisieents out of place are not much better off. To remedy this deplorable situation of a great Jost df the population of Loudon fur a time, will be the object of the Society, which is thus rearing its Lead umongat the most sublime Institutions that have disfulguished the national character of Britain. dt is true that one-hundredth pan of the misery which existo—toUthe misery which is not to be seen so 'tie street., but which lingers through *home, or siektiess, or deshair, in a garret, is tot known to slime who are able end willing to relieve it. line luetunately the helm...sleet and charitable have al most as mach difficulty to break through forms, sod hume at the wabappy and harm their real wants, as the wretched base to come at them. Through the medium of the Committee the inter. • course between the rich and poor, which has teems eh/ such dangerous checks from political manou. wes. may be established. without producing any other consequence then upon the one side.. and upon the hither the delightful refiectimai which spring frees the science of doing flood. It is aeceasary soothe. that during the period when abetter was afforded 4ast winter to the poor in Mr, Nicks warehouse, in hisondoss-wall, one thousand live hundred and twenty-two prisons were relieved; and that the extreme metered was little more than, opals an average, 9s. each individual. The Corn. .mistee of last year ascertained, that there are at all hives perilous in the reetropoles 'IN want of nightly shelter. Several of she Gentlemen who composed 0,4 Committee, amongst whom were Messrs. Gault!. Ware, Statisfirld, and Hyde. traversed the arversl dietricts, that the accustomed haunts of she mimesis!, were deserted by the former hero-. bends. They visited also different watch-houses, cud srotivrteed with Night constables., patroks. stud others, th different parts of the town. who all concurred hi tilpit • bait improvement Was. discernible en the state of the streets during the night, since the opening of the Refuge for the House cis, end she Coatsaitter felt, liettiselves warranted juin.„.. r i. thrl the Asylum tins not only affiirded relief to horny ilithastrootta and deserting •prrsosis, at a , h , e ri u rt whelk their occapasions were suspended, and thvir sufferings snore thaii usually severe, but that it hail also iu no issetinsiderahle skiver lessened the a h portuiiity fur, and the temptation to, the com mission of .critste. • Poor Dammam°, late of the Bri►tol Theatre, host a blued-iirrarl some testae .go at Chtltroluain, +sad DOW lit* HI a itat.eiese state. ACCIDINT.--.011 Su sirley evening last, as a chaise, with tutu bows, belnaging to Mr. MiicifaisT, of .itse Union Cruse lssss, was on iii r e t u r n irons Bradford, it was precipitated down that vvry ptreat drchirity at Booth Town. its consequence. it •• supposed. of thf driver being so mach afFrcted ta, the severity of tbe %realism, as to lose pH emu mend of ebt.lss.rses.. One of the horses was titled, she chaise' of ni complete-1y broken iu Niters, and four persons. who were Ni thr inside. providentially escaped without sustaining any very lief 1004 injury. 11141(KETS. —wov— CORN E.XCH *NCR, WI , i•NVAILT I. Is cooseqoaeuee of the severity of the frost mod the stop page of the navigation, my little bossism was &se is tour anarket Ibis "storming, sod the prices of all grain twat in considered nominally as nos Friday, eteepl Oats, which alt.- ele im Is. per quarter lower, towing to the raagmtiaJe of the aro ival. CURRENT PRICER OF Wbeal,Keat k &eta, (tea) —Old —.6), Su ffulk (se ) 35.. Os --Old s 60. •—b—.—N.wfulk(uld) 40. 64s ---- Fureisa.... 52s 60s Rye 26. 32. Mtrtey lls MU Malt 46e 54. White Pease ......3?. 36s Ili.ifrrs ......38. Ns Grey reuse. ..... .. 32s as anal' limas 344 Nis Tick ditto 166 ft/As U.S., Potato tis Mb Fishtail Oats 361 IS. Feed Oats l6. Its Flour. per sack 50s 56s ;tripe Seed, per 1614 314 46/ IMPORTATIONS I.AsT WEER. En!hal. Miami, NAM; Barley. 8,980; Male, 6,8114 ; Om., 83,880; Rye, 42; & ..n., 1,634 ; Pews, 1,717. Barley, 80; Oats, 260; Beane, 130.-4 rue W4e.t, 850; Barley, 170; Oats, !U.—English Flues, 11,417 saris America., 1.258 barrels. GUILDFORD, Dresissaa 30 . Wisest, per load Oats, per quarter Ol 110 to 11 Ts Rio, sew per v. —l .111 10 .....1 .0 Barley, mew .. Beaus per quarter - I/ lOs to It 11Is Grey Pease, per quarter ll Its to 11 lOs H EM EL H EMPSTRA D, Dammam 1111. Wheat, per Id. (five ►ushels) Oat. ter to 41. Brass ... --a to 278 New ditto —4 to --s New ... ..... . —9 to —a Barley, per gear lls to Ma Pease .. .. 22. to lea SMITHFIELD ISIARI(ET, M , JANUARY J. Tlwre was • very full supply of Cattle at market sin morning, bat every article niiolonted hat week's prices. The Hay.roaiket remains as last week; Straw sod Clover no alteration in price. The following is on to state t•eut of the number awl prices : To sink the offal pee stow of Mk 5eef.....115. 6.1. to 4s. Ina. Head of Cattle this das: Mutton .3a. 64. to 41. 104 Beasts 2 7to I.anth ...Os. Oa. to OA. 04. Sheep 11,160 Vea1....55. 04. to 64. Od Calves Pork ... 416. 61 1. Os. 104. Men 2W HAT-MA ItEET. nay... .... Si. 10.. 04. to 41. 4s. 04/. Clover 4L les. OIL to I/. Os. H. Straw NEWHATE AND LEADENHALL MIAKKET. (By time Carcass.) Seer a.l to 4s 43 I Veal 3l RJ 51 44 Of .. Zs he 4s Od I Pork 3m Ylto Ss 44 PRICEY OF HAY AND STRAW rt. 1411114 . 111. Hay 315 s 04 to 41 3s 0J I Hay.. 31 DI. 0.1 to 4/ $o Od Straw 11 Is Cl to 1/ 16. 04 Sim,— 11 ea 4.1 101 l 0.1 Clover 410.04 le 41 lOs 4kl I Clover 41 O. 0.1 to it 0. 04 PRICK OF HOPS, per Cwt. N lIW OWN. Kest ....21 10s to 41 16. Rumex —V to 3/ 5. Esorx ....41 140 to 41 Os Farnham, Sue, 41 10. to 510. ■aw reetres. Kest 31 Or to 311 O. Swami .... 101 to 31 Ss Esanc .. 21 ids to 41 Oa Ditto, seeeski, 3l 10,1,41 10. PRICE OF HAW FAT. per stone of 111 b. As elated by Ike Tallow As oak./ by the BllliAbefil. Mellen. it. James's Market.. 3s 64 Price by Te11ew....34 Whiteciapel Market 3. Sti A. PRICES OF TALL°, Tows Tallow 00s Oil --s Od Yellow Russia 53• Od 06/ White ditto-.Sts Od —s Od Soap ditto.... 494 Od —s Od Melba; Stuff Ilts Od Od Ditto rough..26s Od —4 Od r, SOAP, &e. per 11216 Yellow Seep 99e Mottled 94e Curd . . Ms Graves Ms t. Good Drep ..... 91 Os Front Tallow 'Chandlers Mill. Prim of Candles, per doom Ile 04-41onlde, is, 4J. 44. per dozen •Ilooe4l fur reedy mosey. FOREIGN WOOLS, per 11. Spanish Sheep, Leonean .. 3. RI a as Sd Segovia .. 3, 041 •36 Old Suria...... to 9d a 3. Sil Seville .... Its 3d a its lild Saxsouy,lst, 641 MI a 76 Orl 24 45 011 • 31 Od Boliemis t let ........ ..... 4s OJ a 6 6d ----. 2d 3s OJ • 45 Od RAW HIDES. Best Heifers &Sierra, per at. Oriliwary.. Is 0,1 to ts 9J Is id to 3. Sd Market Calf.. each 9s uct Middlings 2s 44 to to lid Eng. Horse 0. 0.1 too. 41.1 SKINS. Downs.... Polled PRICE OF LOATHER. Botts, 50 to 56Ibs. each 104 to 214 r, lb. Ditto, 50 to 66155. each 124 to 234 Draining Hides Fine Coach Hides .. .. • 184 to 1111.1 Crop Hicks 33 to 4 1 /11ss for entilisior MI to 1 6 11 Ditto 4s to sQlbs 174 to 20! Calf Skins 30 In 4011,s ..14d to 30d Ditto 50 to 7011ss 3041 to 361 Ditto 70 to 80165..... *l4 to 304 .111szollSeals (Oreentand).....• IE4 in 204 Large ditto ... Tanned Horse Hides .... 17.1 to ifiid Spanish Huns Hides . 1741 to 214 COAL MARKET, JANUARY 1. Ships at Market. Strips sold. Price. 61 Newcastle II 41 Suaderlastr 1...... I Slime Cod ..•. .... DOCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEBRATE') AIRDICINF.S enetinise to be sold as usual by Mr R. Johomon, No. SA, allesiitl, and Mr. &taxer (late Batas and Co.), 150, Oetord•street. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, for so marry years resorted to aith iiiereasiag reputation in all dare of Ner vous Diseases, is a mild stimelaut and eorroberaer, winch improves the spirits, sad happily invitorsates the abate system. • a ' Price 11%. per bottle, sod Family bottles conh,amr the gaudily' of luur small owes, for $3.. whereby ll+ lie saved. Also, the ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLONION's DROPS, effieaciutis in eredicatiog from the Con tottu.t not every species of Scorbutic or Semfaloos taint, sod highly respected fut their mines he partfyieg blood, •nd lox it to expel 410111011111 and impute jaices. tit Price Its s bottle. sal fintity bottles et 33.. coo. titillate( the ge.utity of four 11141111111 ones, oloqrsho Us. be saved. With each bottle is riven a copious bill of di rectorate. The Goverioneut L.bel or Stamp Ito. the oxide " Saml. Sultriness, Liverpool," reivalrell 011 4t4 ott premien, and is uniformly pasltd ots the cask to protect pordiastrs from couuterfest initiation.. The lye pound ease, way be had it Gilead Hattie, Live:- Peel; sad p.kiesale, os rensiiiirg a eae-pound tate, mu hare advice su the various complaints fur alto is tinge DA,- eines are re...wowed, .1, as heretofore—Such burr. altauhl be post-mild. and adilressitel to " The Trustees of Ik.Sole• row, (Memel Wiese. near Livegpoot." P.ieted sad Publ;Tbal al Tees Sams* rase* srad IN S GLOalt 06. w, No. 127. Strad, ►/ C. CWISIOILL of tbe %trawl. . ~. ~ . • . .0-- : ~ .4 0, ,,,,..e . „t0rar tr: :: - ‘.,;. .. ,111 L 1 . , . . ' • . . , - " ...4r. . 9r • INSOLVEpir lYigrOßSi COURT, JA . lll4lllr I. John Prince, sits • Ensign on half-psy in, we believe. the 41st regiment of fent, was brought up to be discharged under she inetWient Debtors' Act. He was opposed in the pert of Ann Chapman, whose name was inserted in the Insolvent's sche dule as e creditor to the amount of ltd. 16s. It appeared femme tbe examination of Prince and Aan Chapman, that the forester lodged in August Irk ,at the Gate-house, to Highgate. where Ants Chop mats served as cook. This poor ,girl had saved a 'little money, which by some means became known to the insolvent, ati4l she was induced indiscreetly tti lend him occasimally small swots of shout one and two 'moods, until the whose of the debt amounted to the soot stated is the schedule. The Insolvent represented to her that he was entotled to some arrears of pay, and also that 'his father would 'shortly pay all his debts.— She however discovered that be was secretly prepay ing to go to the West iodise, and caused him to he 'arrested. An'offer was then made to her of which she refused, *ad the Prisoner in conse quence petitioned the Court for the benefit of the Act. The Court very warmly censored the ton '-duct of the Insolvent, lamented that his case did IN* wee withiii the words'of the 18th sect. of she .411c1har bet under the provisiops of the 16th sect. clined'de that he should not be discharged from cos. , iody•until he should be in pnson at the sail of ,•r:Chapman, fur • space toot exceeding six i ft t ikt: the date of tiling his petition. • s been for souse tune emsblished is the .wises of the . King's Beoeh • Committee of the • prommen, for the purpme.of affording assistance to lanais seeking the benefit of the Act iu preparing their petitions and schedules, and of this Co.. muter one John Bulliu has acted as the am cietary. Their object ii rtvitoodly to so persede_ the necessity of employing the attor neys who have been specially appointed by the Court, under the provisions of the slew Act ; but their exertions hove not been wholly disinterested, for John Bonen, in acting as an attorney, has thought himself justified in taking money for his *assistance. A rule Nisi was yesterday obtained, on the motion of Counsel, that Joists Holten should 'haw cause why he should soot be deemed guilty of a contempt of the Court in acting as sit aitursiey on the behalf of persons - in actual custody, without baring obtained the sanction of the Commitment's. POLICE. sow-meet. Jaws Sherri the driver of the hackney-coterie (Nu. b 44), was yesterday brought before R. Beattie, Eaq. at the above o*ce, charged with unlawfully detaining a gun, of the value of twenty-Dine guineas, the property of Mr. Deas Thompson, a Commissioner of the Navy. By a late Act of Parliament for the revelation of backoey-ctiachra, it is mails felony for any hatkoey•coachmas to keep to his possession, foot days, any property left in Ida coach by accidrut or The coachman .is compelled by law to depaiiit this property so left in his coach, at the Office of the Commie. sinners of Hackney Coaches. It appeared lu evideucc, that on the evening of the 7th of December last, the soa of Mr. Dean Thompson arrived Is Landow by one of the Southampton coaches, and alighted from it in Piccadilly, aad gut into the Prisoner'. estiach„ haw lug the gun in question with biro, which he unfortunately left in the Koch. The member of the hackney coach out being known, no trace could be made of it till within these few days, when Stunts, the patio!, traced out the Prisoner, the mu he sold it to, oud when it was pledged. About a week sitter the Prisoner's wife called upon a cousin . of iter's of the name of Charles Swallow, of Piper's build. togs, Cburek ' Wbitechapel, a gun-maitre, and invited him to drink tea a nd speed the evening with them, which he accordingly did, where they produced a gum to him, which they said had been left with them, aad they wanted to dis pose of it ; they asked M. for the Tan, which, after sows hirsitati iiii , he agreed to give, and paid the Prisoner', wife 41.00 aCCOAS hi. The treat day after Charles Swallow bad got the gn• into bee possession he pledged it at Mr. Baker's, powubruker, is A ldgate, for 101. Sir. Was Thompson bad seen the gun at Mr. Baker's shop _and ialcrisfed it to he his properly. The Prisoner was committed fur further examination. flarpltrrd, alias 'Whirls, tied Robert Min re Miller, we charged with bavieg stoles a number of geese and ganders. The Prisoners were stopped by a party of the pisttol be longing to the Office, near Ball's Pond, Islington, in the poseessicia of two large sacks; and on being interrogated by thieving, they said the sacks cemtaieed IiaIfT4TIMPIN; bat oo the patrol proceeding to examine their contempt*, they costumed three ganders and five geese. They were brought to the Office, sod underwent an examination last Tuesday, when • farmer who had been robbed of some geese attended; be believed theta to be his property, bet was rot origin, from the great similarity iu geese; higerever, yesterday they were identified beyond a doubt., Mr. Henry Pillion', of Bentley Heath, iu the parish of South Mimeos, a farmer, the sock of tat. Prisoner, George Sleep. herd, alias Pubam, baring essumed his uncle's name at his first examination. Mr. Pelham stated, that on the morning of Christmas Day be discovered that be had been robbed of two tandem sad three geese ; there had also been taken two knee madame gander, the property of John Stephen Racier, rich bail been taken from his lieu house. He folly the ganders and get-se tuned in the possession of the Prisoners. The PI isomers were committed. littunnaiioti was brought to Mr Hiram, the Magistrate, that a piatol.sliut bad beta discharged iaio the kunst of Mr. Giotto, N Wesuair. on Suuday night. The shut had pass. ed 'brutish the grersi.huuse and catered the parlour. The set is supposed to have been dime by accident, and sot with as istesieua to injure say individual. surroll Teiterday Inge. Roberts, a clerk in ►e employ of blr. Harr►, atsoroey, H•ls•u-gatdeu, was brought up trot• the eiratch-houne, where be ►ad but.. slues Baturdhy ought, eharg oil with paosiug a forged lf. Beek of Eurseed rote. , Mr. 11-r. Belvieu, grocer and clierremonger, 8, 01.1 North :shires, Red Ltou-square, said she larluinser paid hint a 11. note is. payweesis for • hawd of pork, gsriag at the same tine • false smote mad address. ftu.peciiag the rote le be Armed, be scot for a coustable and rsre lons luso custody. Mr. Lee., • Ilauk Inspector, preyed lie mule it, be forged. Oilier charges being repeettd so be brought against the Propene., he ass reosandrd. MA • LOOROMIB.ti matt. EXTENSIVI suor.LaF I MA. Joe. Perry was cheep el hefere G. Farrow, Esq. ma an areessary to divers felonies with Nary Jones, already eons mottled for shopohltieee. The Poisoner was 'whine abort the ()Mee to admoitolstrr comfort to the other l'reaotter, whom he rt prraroted as Ws inter, but who b Tral.ty was lota rife It award oul in erodeure that ilir lioen•drapt .11 toe oxf or d..., tr i, Toileolsane. Snarl-road, Soc. had r.Vcently b.. u I,llllldtsi, II ao a very rots. inderable curet, and ohs face of nhe Promoter Peary ass very familiar tot Irene. Wales, Inv ultierr, onverving the Pt lower about she °Wire, and he barium trees ideotthed fry Sbuutbred, uf — Euttomhomi•eeturt•road, +lmbed been sobncti by the female Jun..., hr or..s apprehended. His lodliege were wrarelsed, oiled flirts hr- doted t and* of .tan., &r. were found, logelleer with a hundred sad Shirty dopheatee of barn drapery mood.; In mato the se 'here ware f... aireefrets &mule arm whirl, auttda were wrapped, its 11141 Prioomeee posisessiuu. The Pfl.4llllef was remounted, to g! re other listen. drapers as •pyorluity of identifying hint, mad ite wilt 1111 biwught up split aids the tre male, Jotora. TO 711 'rimy'', OP TOE Riattas WOICUTZII4 incurs= 99, DPP. Sts—At the rrellefi crisis , when Ministers and their friends see sails their popwwer and iodises°, theareghoot the kingdom to obtais Addce. to the Kiss, I whisk it a duty incumbent wpm, sediry admirer of impartiality and lade peodeoce, to elpass the means wbiefeemperstioos, Clergy, said other misinterial mole are semerfleied so have remorse to for the purpose of pettiest signs/area to the Addressors which they frame. The mode which was adopted here was elf to 'uvular asodespeleious a descrilWiss, a*, I think, the recital cannot hot prove highly interestiog to your readers. An Address woe eery Newly got op in the Council Chess. her at the ea the 1)1k isms., which was home. dialely publislied„ writhe" with ao exhortation, calling upon the inhabitaate to sat their signatures, without de. lay, sod Maisie that alt parties could nut but cams, with the Address. This not having the desired caret, however, they came to theories moieties of offering a brae for sig. n atures, sod amsally pissed Woe mid cases in Ike same room with the Address; but I am pleased to arid, that my fellow-citisiens were not to be outsold by such ill. placed ante, and thus they were again foiled. After there attempts, the sensate of all the Femmes who were interested seeding the Address, sew brought to sign it; as secs the poor foss the vork-kesse; likewise several wheels shirk were wider their coatrol. The Address wag eat re usioved fur presestatioa ttilSaturdsy last, which, after so much exeriinst, costalsod •osly the sumo of upwards of flee hundred! What as Mignillcast ontsbee of oeumni. seri signatures, compared With those penons who within leered to sign the Addams ip blowup which hol the soma atm tjunteusee 111110.111101,, , 1 .4 • The above ioctostestalds biog the weeds , of which will oblige • Ste my MroSur of" your illwilers is this city, aa like wise your pbudigoOmpbk erreaut v - di. D. FIR I. DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN BEDFORD-ROW. Yesterday imbruing, twine's the wan of twelve and one o'clock, the following most dreadful catastrophe took place at the house of Dr. Vein, of No. 13, Bedford-row. Lion-square, of which we are gambled to lay before our rimless the following panicalars:— Mrs. Leery so elderly Indy, was lately seat up to Loodon .(in consequence of indisposition) Gum Ike country. sod had takes apartments in the house of Dr. Vein together wick her dinghies, Miss Lever, in order that BO; might be order the immediate attention of the Doctor. Yesterday morning, whilst Mrs. Lees.* was lying very sick is bed, and tier daughter reading by the bed side, the female servant, wise was in the habit of atteughog on the sick lady, metered the apartment with some medicine which was is. united fur her, and having placed the candle in rather so awkward situation, the hod-curtains caught fire. and was not perceived until the Mass reached to as alarmists height, and spread over the door of the spartniest, so that IDs parties is the room could est possibly get to the door. blim Leese wee so very twitch alarmd that she immediately suer, sad is pest agitation opened the back window and precipitated herself therrfrosi to die payment of the area, and pitched spots her head mod fractured her skull in a dre adful seasere. The ',remt perceiving nu choice of escape from lbw Imii amuse body of Same which surronnded the door, followed the example of her mistress by throwing !send( fruits the same window, which belong ed to the seems/ fluor badoesiosis apartmeat ; she broke both her legs end her hack by Om RIPON of the fall. By ads time the flames is the •partasest were he:reaming, which, together with the groans of the tosfuris nate ferneks 1s the yard, attracted We attention of the per. mass near the spot, and assistance was immediately procured. Mr. Paine, of the Wheat Sheaf, Hued-cowl, sad his waiter, were the first who altered the how*, mid proceeding up stairs to Ike second floor, succeeded I. patting out the limee, mid we ire happy to stale that Mrs. Levee did nut meet with say iojeiry, save the excessive fright, mid the nseleneholy catastrophe of her daughter. Mr. Pais*, &c. wills the promptest alacrity, proceeded to the assistance of Mies Letts aid the female servant in the area of the hack yard,' where they were discovered is the most deplorable condition. They were immediately assisted, and yrd to St. Bartbelorimees Beopital, where they are now lying, without hope of recovery. bliss Leave, we nuderstaud, is no more thee SI or 19 years of age, aad a prepossessing young Lady. Mrs. Lee= is still at the house of Me Vain, where the most hussee attemiou is paid to her, in her per. mint distressing situation. The ciressostanre created con siderable alarm in the reighttoorhoud. Several estrum *e dited shortly . epos We spot; Airwomen the fire wee pre viously to their arrival eittioguiaised, but at one period the house sum likely to have bees destroyed. Much damage was dose. MANCHESTER, Dictum 18. [EXTRACT OF A PIIVATI LETTER.] On &until evening. between ten and eleven o'clock, Mr. Ruddock. an eminent merchant of Manchester, whose residence is at Cheethurn-hill, about two miles from the Exchange. was returnieg home; when near Stocks, about is mile finm the town. Mr. Haddock observed a taan, whom he sus pected to be purposing something improper, suit turned. therefore, a hide nn ene side. Imme diately. the man came forwards, and, at the sante thane. Mr. Huddock heard the steps of •iioth•r person behind him. He turned round. was in stantly lived at, and received Iwo slugs in his head one of them tottered his eye. and, meeting a boot., was itart:td, stud came out at his mouth; the other penetrated nearly through the fleshy port of Mr neck, and is still in the back part of it. not being yet extracted. He then fell dawn. They come .up to him. and searched his breec ies pocket. but took Mullion) only one shilling mod a pro-kink. though Mr. Haddock had is valuable watch and Other property upon him. No intelligence of the villains lies lljtkervi,lveen obi:mord. A reward of 200 guineas hri bet)) othred for iheir discovery. Un the 111114 C night •st amosoistatiuts took place at Oldirld-lane. in Salford. Two taro, of the name of Fielding and Fletidier, had a dispute in a pahlic-hoasse. Some word. had been used by Field ing relative to Fletcher, which - causeil Fletcher to determine upon ibe horrible design of murdering lle waited fur him in an entry. through which Fielding bad do rotten home, iti.d reimituett its his concealment %Intl! Fteldiug appeared. when he rushed upon him, and plimgrd a knife into his body. and the usifortutinte mail shortly afterwards expired. The villain hiving tlfeetsd he: dosholical inteld, of no•resistanee to the connubial, and was safely lodged in the New Bailey. • The ftrficrea, !Maw, from Oporto fur Dublin, was lost rru the Uhl, ult. at Crismouur, uear Direr—about 1111 pipes sad 39 h valved. of aisle eavril. It is wonderful when we consider the degree of perfection which mecbar.ivw his arrived to, Fs.tieti lady to the cotton-it iiiiii log At smuc of thr cottuo-eualls to Alitocheiter, yarn hots beret spout so line an to regime 850 Itsokt fo weigh ate pound •voltduyotse. The pttiineter the c..ottuoti reel being o.•e you! tmd P hall; 80 threads ur revolti flow, sould ntessyre 1 0 putt., aitl o n e lima; s.y sit fours as touch, or 840 ) suds ; which, mull iphed by 360, givedl9,4oo iamb., or 167 wilts Mt' a fraction. THE Ti BET - IMO-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, lmismay 1. • • DERBY. 14 t• 1 eget Charm 16 to 1 eget Mesa 14 to 1 eget Pr•drnre 111 to 1 •get Jost 14 to 1 net Gustavus tO W 1 •set Pam lol• OARS. S to 1 apt My Lady I 8 to 1 apt Emily • to 1 apt Sailer to Steel- 10 to 1 apt Zest trap I It to 1 apt Mr. Booverie. RIDDLE WORTH. sto 1 apt Morel Iloto 1 mat Betio. 5 to 1 sot Pro.lecat 10 to 1 apt Parasol I to 1 oast tirlaina 10 to 1 opt Doke of York. Mil Cll4lll. Pox RUNTY/M.-02 Monde% the f Ist ultimo, the Northoweberland fox•buuods had ewe of the ingot rues that was almost ever known. They threw off at Betsey, and after baying roe one fon foe a abort time and lost him, they went to try the covert at Bygote 11111, a mile and a half west by Bel. say, where they found a gallaut foe, which brisket* the north, aad raw down by the new catnips rowed to the Crag, were he was headed Borth-mut pa►t of Sir asiss.lllmilis new house to tie Lake; he hero crossed the Newcastle road, and no straight east behind Batterhy Hill down war to Ogle Castle, which he left to the left, sod no over, is a south iassern direction, to Kirkby; from these, to the emit, is • direction for Riagdun, wit►iw half • 11. of &Oasis Bridge ;he here tressed the Blythe, and rim soutth screws to the middle If the worth side of Prestwick Carr, hat bciug afraid to inoirs.is, he headed to the west, soil crossed the Pont to Pootehtuil church ; from thesee he rats east poet Cliekeemr, and round south to Pmtielek Lodge gate, where be was beaded north. east doe* by the sout► side of the Care,kaving Prestwick to ihe right as far •s filuorsput ; be browns is a S E. direction behind Woolsingtuu, post Morley Hill sod the H ► to Gusf•rth North Lodge, where be crowed the road leading from Newcastle in Morpcth ; ns through Mr. Brand hoes wood, down to Gostorth Lake; from heat* to the worth-wt behind the gamekeeper's horse, two or three Gelds over, iu a line fur Segaill; In here began to run short, mid after transiting the erunstry bellied Ratinge...lh, der bounds n■ gallantly into bun i■ the middle of • stubble field, west of Backwo►th. The distance from where the fox was fouled, to the place where he was killed. is 18 toiled, the siburicat way you taw go t• it ; and it is generally supposed the fox most have run 45 miles. The hossids were two hone and 48 wishes is rusniug bits; sad there was scarcely a horse that was cwt tired. A few days since the Woods of Pawl Treeby, Esq. rag a hare so hard near Ridgway, Devonshire, that she isonuted the low roof of use of the houses ■djuisiog the Geld, ran slung the oeiglibunriug buildings, sad at last jumped into the comet-yard of a house belooging to Miss Cummins, fromerbiwoos press made her way iota the parlour, followed by Ale wh•M- pack, to the so small cuusteritatims of the peardit ishebitants. Beteg takes alive she hare was agate WI bone fur a sewed rots, and Bnally escaped. NATURAL HISTORY. ♦ Gentleman who lust seek passed through Kendal, oc his return fium a tour through Scotland, bad is his pusses. sins a harm of very singular emporium,. The imienal is well proportioned, of s bay calmer, sad the hair (which is very thick and strung) we every part of the body is closely carted like the hair me the back of • waier.spsoiel. 'fie hammy of this an:mal, as rented ►y its pruprietur, is rather singular :--A few meatier' age a vessel was wrecked off she Ward of Bt. Kolas, and the may raven Mimics brlongieg to the wrecked vessel, which were sees (tom the shore, were the above-esentioned horse and • seas of copper colour, who appeared seated un the horse's hack, whilst it was pluogiag is the sea. The tutu was unfortueately lost, hot the horse reached the shore at the only place is the island where it would have been possible to effect a landing. Not a vestige .of the wrack remained to irdicate so what esust►y the vessel belonged. The very singular appearance of the animal is. duced the pmeet proprietor to purchase it of our of the iishabitseets of St. Kilda. Th.s island b one of the Hebrides, and the moat orate ly of any 'Absurd belonging to Great BA UM. NAVAL IhTitLLIGENCE. 11.011Ti11017TH, _ Ar►ived the Merl , Aline, from Smieum, 11;.1 frum Cowes. Caine iris harbour the London trausport, hum Spithrad. TALSIOUTII, DUCK/Illeß 29. Sailed the Lady Arabella picket with* mil fur Lisboa. Part of the upper counter of a vessel has heats picked up on the rocks to the seaward of this harbour, with lb. Dame " MAIR 11013" thereof,. covets, incrusts 31. Arrived Ike Helens, Tbsrmosih, from Terra Virgo, Ivsky. DIM., DiCiailltlll 31. - - - • Pert of the cargo of the Duke of Cambridge, Steered, wrecked off' arnealateira on Friday (consisting of nine, brandy, Ice.), has been readied on thoix here and at Sand wich, and hoe been secured. LIVERPOOL, DICEIERER 30. The Hen-silts, Cobb, Nailed fruni heeler fur New Yui k this niurniug, and is uu shore uu Hurls° Rank. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—On 11.torloy evening ALLISON (+grist at Driffield for Mears. STnttmsno, mud Co. bankers) well re turiiiiig fiom Nl4l l ..... he was slopped between Sledineue sod Orifficla, by two men, who threw bon from 1111 :11111 severely end roohed him of two or dote pougsd notts eti.l route * * flyer. The robbers, however, were disiippoiuted of their booty, for Nlir. ALLISON lied even of mousy on his person which he saved. I—Cirtetnientos—Hothhty at the Riak, Estebe. goer, East ludo, 11.41 South /kis Housec MARRIAGR. Chm Tuesday, the 26ih1a;1,14 It; Rev. Jame, &holm, Berton, Touts's° Franeis L'Esirastge. Eiq Isle of the Royal I:ambers, soot eldest son of Major.tieneetal L'Estrange, of Lori:field, aunty Westuiesth, to the eleasnt and aCCOM. plashed Jute Illsruhs, third &tighter of Counsellor Muloek, Kiletgarsa, King's couoty. DEATHS. Clia the 211th Wt. in French•strrct, DeWitt, aged 60 (at the house of his venerable mother, wh be sari iv.•d nue month), Barry Lawless, Ceq. formerly of Shankhill, sod afterwards of Cherry Wood, comity Malaita. At bit hoop', Duchanau-street, Gismo*, on the 15th last, Robert Thomson, aro. 1:•q. in the 761 h )ear of hts ►ge. As s nitwit fart nrer, he was a ruoag the Gnat, if oat the very Boat, who introduced the onion manufittore wt. Ilbisguw, sod he propitiated that branch fur a lung period with cartel ability • ail morels. On his passage to New South Woks, Mr. Crengls, sturgeon of one of the ships employed' to lake oat evavieta to fiat settlement. 1111111 many years surgeon its the Royal Navy. Last week, at Iteerfc rr ir r Devonshire, Mrs. Tull , another of Sir William Kuightues, M.D. Lately, al her seat near Bahlinirt, is the 60th year of her age, Sirs. Roberts. widow of the late C iptain Botta% @ N • -- • 1114111 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 11 •fur 12 Evening 44 after IL I I