The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-01 00:00:00

- r-~ •.& FROM sirttAD43. Niarirs aJzstrg. WAR OPlticE, Juxi de. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Oentlemen Cadet H. Curtis, from the Royal Military College, to he Coraet. by purchase, vice Lord Belfast, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Geards--Aselstast-Surgeon F. Gilder, from the half-ply of the tit or Grenadier Fleet. of Fait Guards, to be Assistant-Sergoon, vice 8. Gilder. who exchanges. 3d Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major H. Marley Lobe Ma jor, hyrochase. vice Roberts, who retires; Lieutenant H. F. Lodi rto be Captain, by purchase, vies Marley' En siga O. Canoe to he Lieutenant. by purchase, 'lee Liekyer ; G L. Christie, Gent. to be Ensigu, by purchase, vice Cartme. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant E. W. Bell to be Captain, by per ehase, vice Rohison, who retires; Second Lleetenant W. H. Wood, from the Ride Brigade, to be Lieutenant, by per elves,. Ace Rowley, promoted in the Pad Regiment. I ith Ditto—Limitenert F. Cordeld from the half-pay of the *M Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice J. O'Kelly, who exelmages, rece , viog the difference. Diqo—Lieeteogat J. C. Browne. from the ball-pay of the 38th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice A. Steele, who sambanges, receiving the difference. list Ditto—Ensign A. Graeber to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice 11•Certhy, deceased; A. L'Estrasp, Gent. to be &mks. via Graeber. Rile Brigade—J. Meister, Gent. to be Seeood by purchase. vice Wood promoted In the 7th Regt. (fence—lituttenant-Colonel R. Torrent'. of the 38th Rout. to be Deputy Adjutant General to the King'•Tr•ops serving in Ste Nast indite, vice Lienteeent-Colonti Murray, who resigns; Major P. Stanhope, on the hall-pay of thelidth Neighaest, to be Deputy Quarter Master General to the said Troops, with the rank of Liestenset-Coloael in the Army, vier IJenteoent-Colooel Terrace. COVIIIIIIIMIIIAT—ASSIStiIIt-COONlllllMpalaitfal W. Hen &rem. trove the Web Commissariat, to bee Deputy Com nilmery-General. Commission In the King's 'Own Staffordshins MWtia, Piped by the Lord Lienteeent of the Comity of Stafford. 11.icatenset T. Fernyboagh to be Quarter-master, vice Horton. denied. Commiseloes is the North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lard Lientesant of tho Comity of Somerset. H. Davis. Iraq. to be Captain ; W. V. 7111mal, Gent. to be Liestegoot. . c L4IP I.VTELLIORSCH. COURT OF RING'S BENCH.—Jams 29. RAGAN W. et:click. This was an action by the plaintiff to recover da mages for so assault committed on his wife by the de fendant's dog. Front the evidence it appeared that the plaintiff's servant was going along Angel-court, where the parties live, and had her mistress 's favourite dcg with her ; the defendaot was passing at the time with his dog, end the animal commenced a fight. Mrs. Fagan hearing of the perilous situation in which her favourite was, came oat to part them, and took her dog up in her arms, when the defendant, not liking his spurt should be put a!, end to, encouraged his dog to persevere, by clapping his hands, and other gestures, well understood by the canine race. Thus urged on, the defendant's dog made a spring at little pug, but missed hisobject, and fastened oe Mrs. Fagan's arm, which was lacerated is a very serious macnc r.— On the part of the defendant several wit were called, who swore that the defendant did not encourage the dogs, and that Sin. Fags. struck the defendant's dog with a whip. The Jury, after some deliberation, gave a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages one farthing, costs one farthing. BROWN O. vvonowooon. This was an action brought for the recovery of the valve of brass rules used is printing and new cast letters. The defendant is a perms' ra as extensive hoe of print ing, and had a compositor awned Beasley. who pur chased from the plaintiff the goods In question. It ap peared from his evidence, together with the books of the plaintiff, that he bad bees trusted with them on his own account, having had various transactions in order to supply his friends in the amenity. His employer . per him the privilege of parchasing those articles, and the plaintiff Brews bad agreed to sell them to him on his owa credit, allowiag him • profit upon them. When the account came to - be closed, there was a differ ence between the pardes, and Beasley said be would not pay the amount of the account headed in, bat be offered Its pay 101. The plsiatiff ',fend r receive it, saying be would Lave the whole amount or would sae him.— When the old plates were about being removed from I I the defendants' premises to the plastids ter recasting, some directions appeared to have been given by the de fendant or his servants, which Iran riw to the present action. The jury, however, were of opinion the credit had been given to Beasley sad sot to Tborowgood, and found a verdict for the dekatsat. . took, Ovabisiso* moms, Joss 119. •.. • • . . • M••••• -. ^..,' a~---.~ THE STA 'a. ---:-...-- COURT OF EXCISE. on the part of Mr. and Mrs. Staltlsam, la coos/queue' of a q I between them. Drs. Jamsea and JESSE ADAMS in seppert of the libel, contended that as an adulterous intercourse had bees sufficiently proved by the evidence of Mr. and Mrs. Statham, they trustad the Court would pronounce sen tence of divorce. Dr. busninorow, for Mrs. Perrin, contended that t►e story by Mr. and Mr.. S. was unworthy of credit. Mr. Green deposed to his attending Mr.. Perrin from t►e 14th or 15th of February. duriag which time she was confined to her bed for about a fortnight or three weeks. Her complaint was spasmodic pains in the bowels. In she opinion of this witness it was most improbable, if not physically impossible in her t►en state of health, that she should have bad commotion, and he bad no reason to believe that such wen the case. She was subject to occasional delirium, arid weld scarcely have bees io that state cohabiting with any man. Deponent ►isited her every day. and she ►ad a rick nurse. The Coate directed the case to stand over for the hearing of Mr. Dodson on the same side, and after waeds Dr. Jeaser's reply. BaNURCIPTCT 11.1PaltSaDaD. It. Brooke, Waimea, goeserset,oommea-bretrar. to NICUPTS. W. Cattail, Cotton-Bad, Warwick, asealman, to armada . v 6, 90, and August 10, at Basiaghall-street. Attorney, Rlehardswo. . Heydoe, South Andel-street. plumber, July 9, Maud At. st Ilk at Ilkslogbell-street. Attorsey,l9l.otosswood, anClester.street, Manchester-square. T. Farcrharsoe. Lhoo-street, merchant, July 9, 13, and August 10, at Baslogliall-street. Attorney. Mr. Boort, To- Lenin:wise-yard. J. Crags, Whitekavee, CombealasrLiroasrooger, July 16, 10, tad August 10, at the Meek Taos le., Wkkehaven. At torneys, Mr. Cleoneil, Staple's-Lee; arid Messrs. Adenoma and SON, Wkitehaven. 9. liemikese. Bryaastosoutreet, Portman-sriare, mat- Omit, July!. 16, and Antes& 10, at Boslogitail-street. lorsey. Mr. iliac, Corolla:1. T. Delghton, Davies-street, Ilerkelersquare, seddior. July L 9. and August 10, at Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Surrryortreet. D. Gaffe. Waiworth, 6 101 3 /. 1111014111 9 3 f. July 0, 111. pod August 10, at Basiogball-street. Attorney, Mr. Joule, J. C. Ridgway, Old Kent-road, lisea-draper. July 6, 90, aid August In. at Baslngball-street. Attornoys, MeBBlll. Shepherd sad Peery, Bartlett's-buildings. J. Harris, Bristol, iltbegropier, July 29, Mk sad August 10, at the Comaxarcial-roams. Core-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Bridges and Quitter. Rod ides-squire; and IP. Claslett, Broad-street, Bristol. B. Ellis, Leicester, woolstspiar. July 11, 16, and August 10, at the Ram Inn, Letterwordi. - 130eleileyrs. Messrs. Holm* aid Co. New Ina ; and Mr. Bead, lAlcester. aitt • ll . o, J. and H. Watson. Friday-street, warehouse ly 20, T. Bissell, Jewla-street, Cripplegate. tailor -.Jett 10, J. H. F. H *ragman, Queen-street. Cheepside, Merchant-Daly 27, J. Lippard. Deptford, ebeesemottger- July 20, J. Newman, 4.3erkeswatl, brewer-July 22, H. Norfolk, Moootsorrel, Leicestershire, worsted-maker-July 90. J. and B. Dixie, Falcon-square, smiths-July 22, D. Adcock, Mellon-Mowbray, druggist-July 27, 9. Simons, if ilperton, Wiltshire, hawker-July 93, T. Baker, York, liaen-draper-July n, William Women, Dowuton, Wiltshire, linen duper..-July 22, William and H. Webb, Bristol, linen-drapers-July 22, 16. Phillip, Narbetb. Pembrokeshire, liner-draper-July 93, T. P. 'case, Car marems, linen-draper-July 210. J. T. Thorn. Plymouth, barrier-July 23, .1. Barkland, Chard, fionaerselabire, miller -July 20, J. Riley, !Amster, grocer-July 97, A. J. Mao ksozie and B. Roper, Cross-street, Flosbery-guars, mer- Oasts-July 20, T. Hipkies sod C. C. Sumter, Hillingdon, Middlesex. plate-glassmantfacturers--July 92. J. Carter, Liverpool, merchant-July 90, R. and T. Jameson, Ironmonger-lane, merehants. CatTlalcaTES-JULT 20. T. Griffith, Hlllmorton. Warwickshire, victualler—W. Moyle, Saimuudham Suffolk, dour-eierctsamt—J. Steele, Liverpool, mapsellerLJ. Child, St. Ive's boatirrlght—J, Cosies, Runk, Huntingdonshire, liquor-merchant—J. Haw kins, jun., Glastonbury, Sonsersetshire, horse-dealer—R. B, Roaby, Arbour-square, Commercial-mtad. merchant—T, Ward, Sommer, Yorkshire, sualtster-4. Layton, Poole, Devonshire, linen-draper—W. Pork's, Portsmouth, cabinet. maker—E. du Bois, Coptball-court, merchant—J. Porter, Watlingion, Norfolk, dealer—P. Sowerby, sea. Liverpool, provision merchant—U. Shakespear, Pall-mall, blacking. manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLTRD. J. Watkins and J. P. Wright, Hereford, printers—W. Couche W. H. liorndon and G. Parsainter, Callington, Cornwall, bankers—F. Knit' and F. Collings, Ludlow. Sloop. shire, plumbers—J. Lee and C. Townahend, Southwark, solicitors—R. Williams and J. Lea, Cheltenham, brokers—. J. Lowe and J. Townsend, Ashton Warwickshire, sheet- Aron-rollers—W. Ashford and A. Go odwin, Ipswich, cheese mongers—J. Robinson, S. Hesston, and J. W right, Bulwell, Nottinghamshire. corn-dealers—W. Cory, B. and T. Hawes. and It. Scott, New Barge-house-wharf, Commercial-road, Larcbeth, coal-m:rchants, (as far as regards T. and B. Dawes)—J. and W. Steevens, Basingstoke, grocers—J. G. H. Durmester and T. 'Peppin. Minting-lane, brokers—J. Bills and W. Hilton, HuU Bridge, Essex, whartlngers—W. Barton, J. and E. James, and R. Whittle, Liverpool, iron mongers (as far as regards J. and E. Janacs)—J. and R. Taylor, Windermere, Westmoreland, bobbin-makers—E. Robertson and W. Hurt. Deao-street, Holborn, coach smiths—S. and S. Lambert and R. Hayward, Bery St. Ed mund's, yarn-makers—J. King and T. Whitsnarsh. Black• heath. innkeepers—S. Sage and R. Jennings, Cheapside. Irish linen-factors—T. Overbury and H. Davis, Bristol, oitmen—W. J. and T. C. Baker, Sheerness, Innkeepers—J. and C. Cope, Birmingham. brass-founders---J. Robinsosand S. Beastall, Nottingham, bleachers. AAAAA GB PItICE OP COIN IN ENGLAND AND wakes. Wheat, 425. Sd.—Barley, I7s. Od.-021s, 18s. 6d.—Rye, IBs. W.—Beans, 245. 3d.—Peas„ 245. Bd. The Average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, ODIN - Feted from the Returns made In the Week ending the 28th day of June IB_2, is 295. lid. per Hundred Weight. On Thursday se'unight a coroner's inquisition was held at the White Lion, Lancaster-Agree., Birmingham, before Mr. J. W. Whateley. on the body •f J. Davis, who died on the morning preceding, in consesuetce •f a blow inflicted by his father with a poker, on the Monday night previous. The inquest, af . ;:r sitting several hours, was adjourned until the seat storniog, when the jury again assembled, and after a bug and patient investigation, a verdict of wilful murder wee returned ageismt the wretched parent, who was home- 1 iliately eonsusitted by Mr. Whateley to Warwick county gaol. time to await hie kW for the offence. rorpoiTswv Tie Moo To cilium £llll.lll t. NTT. • . • Tide was as action is tree's., beeriest Weiewvot tbe value of two horses from the deisadaut o stable-keeper at Brighton. Mr. Sadism Lana staled tke elfei 'ter lbe plaiatiff, who is a livery etallrbsixris tiowt,ausi who bad lent twe job horses to a May, wire left them at Hrightoa Is the care of tbe defendant, who is a livery stable-keeper is that place. Whim they woes sent-for. be charged 321. 10s- hot tbillesege was considered as exorbitant, and 29L tvu stmalkeid r: Which was refund, 'and the .ctloa was strwinsght to sesevei4, ol 49 the horses detained: 'The Learned Serjtaat said, that this was the first Oho that the question as to the right of livery stable-keepers to details the horses for the expenses bad tome before a. Court of Joatice. He argued it great Inigti. to prove the situation of the Innkeeper ald that of a livery stable-keeper were totally different ; and that the latter had not, like the former, the right of detaining horses for the expenses. Evidence was called on the part of the plaiotiff, to prove the tender of part of the meaty to the defendant, and that that sum was a fair remuneration. Oa the part of the defendant, Mr. Serjeant Taddy denied that any tender bad been made, sad asserted that the wit ness who bad been stalled to prove that fact was us worthy of credit. ' Chief Justice DALLAS gave it as his opinion that the livery stable-keeper could have so li*n on the horses or property, for his situation was widely different true thet of the innkeeper. The iankeeper was obliged to receive the horses of travellers, and to entertain them bat the livery stable keeper teas under no such obliga tion, and received the horses only upon a contract and upon that contract he might bring hie action. The Joey returned a verdict for the plaintiff—Da mages, 75/. ARCHES COURT, lutes 28. PIIRILIN V. FIBRIN. This was a suit of divorce, promoted by Mr. W. Perrin, of Leadenhail-street, corn-factor, against Frances Blesser, Ids wife, by reason of adultery. The libel, eoataining 14 articles, set for the marriage en the/th of April, 1818, after which the parties cohm bited together at divers places, until on or about Feb ruary. 1820, when is consequence of some differences, H I was agreed they should separate; as allowance of 14 1 is. per week being settled by the husband for the wifeli tdainteomme. That in consequence of such mutual agreement, the parties accordingly separated, aed Mrs. Perris went to reside in the Kent-road, and afterwards, at the house of Mr. Staitbam, In Frederick's place, Vauxhall. By the evidence of Mr. and Mrs. Staitham i she took possession of her apartments on or about the lids of March, 1821, and in the course of a few dare after, introduced to them a Mr. Hull, who at first was received into the apartments of Mr. and Mrs. Staithans, but afterwards into her own apartments, where he coo tinned alone with her sometimes for half an hour, and sometimes foe several hours. This was &dog the firm few days; after which Mrs. Perrin absented herself from her lodings for the space of two or three days ; and on her return informed the deponents that she had been to Beddiugton church to go Married to the said Thomas Hall; and that she made application to them, that in consequence of her marriage, he might be permitted to sleep there; and in order that the marriage might be kept secret from the family of Mr. Hull (who resided Is the same neighbourhood), the deponents were enjoined secrecy ; and for the purpose of keeping it a secret from the servant girl, he woo to be admitted after she had gone to bed; and let out in the morning before she got up. Ea was therefore regularly admittid by the dep.- smite, and went to the bed-room of Mrs. Perrin, sta-1 known to the servant or to any other person but them selves; he slept with her two mgbts out of three for the space of three weeks, when he took leave of her, as he informed deponents, on his going to France. That he was frequently seen by the deponents in the bed-room of Mrs. Perrin in hie sight owls; and that • night shirt marked T. H. was found in the hod-room o' Mrs. Perrin, by Mrs. Staithens. The several facts of adultery were distinctly denied on the part of Mrs. Perrin, who , is h e r responsive 'Urfa tion, pleaded that the whole was a malicious fabrication IMPORTANT TO RTATIONIORS. TAR NIKO C. RICHARDS AND VrILSON. This was an information against the defendants, John Richards and Oro. Wilson. .tattooers, in St. Martin'i-court, Leicester•sqsare, charging theta with enlawfallysisariog on their premises. a umber of paper wrappers, with the stamps and marks Ruse- Odle& so that they might he wrongfully need again is envelopiog paper which had au paid the duty, sad thereby defraud the reweave. The defendants, for every pair of wrappers fiend oa the premises, were subject to a penalty of 100/. Mr. MATO, the solicitor to the Court. Wormed the Commissiums, that he should only seek to recover penalties on the two cutpleto sets of wrappers, the others be should lay oat of the preseistease. Mr. Sheriff V &&&&& as swerniwilis tear . the de -1 &ideate to be upright, honourable men, and that was the character as tradesmen that they bore rurally. Si: arsine workmen. in the employ of the defend eats, were called and esantine9 ; they all straw/ that an injusctioe bad been given to them, sad W usury workman iodividaally„ by Mr. Richards, awd.alsis by Mr. Wilson. to esseel all stamps as outlay wen stripped 4 the seems a[ paper w t es veloped. - The Caere moselted Set soma drat. when illenChalr man rose and addressed the defendants. He said that there was not, le gee *pinion of the Court. the sliest est imputation east on itibir characters by the palmist precool/4g; bat them had certainly beer .emen gelarity on their pert is the mode of eowiwetimy their beams', or the two pairs of aocaneelled wrappers wonld sot bare been foetid by the officers where they were. The . Court reader all the circumstances unlid be lesleot in their judgment, for they were bound to convict, because the evidence la support of lb. prose cution had not been impeached, though it was wished the Court should infer that a discharged servant had placed the *rappers when they were seised. Tbs. 'judgment of the Court wii. that the penalty should be mitigated frees 200/. to 40e. Mr. TINS. Hodgkins, the proprietor of an oyster and shell fish warehouse, in Bridges -street, Covent-garden, was charged on information with retailleg porter in his rooms without being regularly Segued. Mr. Hodgkins pleaded not guilty, bat admitted the porter having been sold and drank is kis rooms, bat 448 it was fetched from the adjoinieg publio-house. .:Erhe Court inquired if he received any profit en the her purchased at the public-house, and *old la his Nem. Mr. Boar said fed die did rendre a•• r. _ gki n _ha ...Mainly - a Pager profit on each pot. 414 I The Court said that was was quite enough. was ordersd to pay a mitigated penalty of 51. • 'el. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Saturday, James Ward, Patrick Leeson, Theme Belly, Jeremiah Latigkeux, and Peter Langhetsi, were Indicted. with ten other persons, not in cessody, with creating a disturbance and riot at theeaterm4olt Mr. Oakland. the Citr of London pubflo-kiiile;lll-Sw wick•street, Soho, in the parish of Selassie's. on Sunday evening, the 2d of Jane. There were seven counts in tboindictotent, 6ve of them for violently assaulting the *Boers, mod sae on the landlady of the boas*. The Jury found all the prlsoaers The Court sentenced Ward and Len.a to three months; Kelly and J. Langbam to oes mouth; and Peter Linemen to 14 days' imprisoenseet is the Hesse of Correction, sad to be kept to hard labour. The persons in custody for the disturbance and riot in Great Peter-street, Westminster. on Whit Monday, the 27th Jf May last. during which dreadful affray, a man named Ralph Hart was secideutally shot, sod who MO of his weeds on Wednesday last, in the In firmary. were placed at the Bar; they consisted of 16 men and one woman. The prisoners severally pleaded Not Guilty. The charge of riot was clearly washout against eight of them, wbo were limed guilty, and sentenced by the Court to various terms of imprises meat in Ike House of Correction. and to be kept to hard labour. Theetbers. after a severe admositios from the Learned Chairman. were ordered to be dis charged. The Sessions ended. Immediately on the termination of the present sit tings in the Courts of Westminster, the erection of the Intended New Court, will commence. In cons• unence of alterations contemplated in the Court of Exchequer, the businese of that Coart will be trans acted elsewhere, and fo: that purpose a short Act of Parliament will be introduced during the p see- *FATS OF NICWBATI.--The following are the smoke of persons cousanitted fortrial, and their offences. via.— Middlesex. Loudon. Highway Robbery ." . . 4 2 Burglary . . 3 1 . . . Stealing in a Dwelling House . 4 1 Housebreaking . . • 1 Forgery . . 1 Larcenies . . • 92 StealinF from tbr . Person . . 28 Receiving Stolen Gouda . . 2 Total . 150-Iss -$ R~. IS S ,- • "7"'" -7 714. • z . , • LN4KY FOR rug PARSENTIiff. WITS TOE TOMS Or MISR WATS.' AT 101/1/00.111211 --.1111.- , JUDO 30, Se--IPOURTII SUNDAY ATTIIR TRINITY. High water--inons. 46 so. af1..10; eveo. 16 at. tft. 11. July I, M.—Day 16 hours SO min. long. High water—corn. 47 tn. aft. II ; eves. 12 o'clock& 3, T.--Oz. Ad. Gan. (:ova. V. M. High eater—morn. 17 a. after 12; mot 46 et. attar It 3, W:—Dog Days begin High water—morn. IS a. after I ; even. 46 m. aft. 1. 4, Th.—Tr. St. Merlin. Fut.i. Mow. er I I Foarnoon, If ifth mater--moru. 7 se. after I; area IS Is. after 2. 6, F.—Cam. T. e. High water—siont.3.l as. after 3; even. 1 I as. after 3. 6, 8.—O:. T. e. O. llid.D. - High water—moru.lll et. after 3; eves. 40m. after it. - - - - Witerttra.—This week we bare been refreshed by soneenable showers, hut, except while the deeds were collected or collecting wits* their drsirable contents, the weather hub, with us, been delightfully fair and warm. Thr counties of Nottingham, Lincoln, Norfolk aid Ser. folk, were, however, visited with tremeogooo ag l o w storms, on Sunday and Monday lost, sod amp Vides did considerable damage. Thii northern vette of die n:r kiefute had begun tocumplaib of draught; Ni she sand& of France stiU more. in. Paris, the t last week, was at 90. The highest dives itts el =2 in this summer, cm 73. The harvest, m e ' ? where, will be encontrnonly early. At Bedhno, one Elettro:low, it is expected to bei eeit weak. Tlitqww.: ' tit, of rain fallen here since t . date of aver last I vor 1.0,7$ of as inch.—Strand, Jane 2), es* *lock. ...Y I SAM/URI& : lamb 1 30.U6 i►tir ,I 3 Felt . Fair Pair .418, Gieurlf ,tU jllllWWltfy M. T. 1F.... 'lB, V.... 19 8.... MMYO7r[TUR. MM .d 1 j 11 eidoek.l °Week.. at eight.: • ao 74 60 7$ 04 77 66 77 63 71 al 66 - 60 as ea ea 63 as Flat IN TUB STRLND.— FCRIIIER Penctoosallo. —The origin of the lames has not aa yet Waimea rattly ascertained. It appears that r ran, who has other exteosive premists is the same line of Wei neat in Combill, is in the habit, daring the mionser teasoo, of sleeping with his family at hit country.. house at Brivon. leaving his tows-Besse is charge of servants. Ott Friday evening be departed se mead for Brixton, leaving a coubJentiol *hopes% is cared the shop is the Strand. At nine o'clock. the yonee ass took every proper precaution to see that the gas lights is the shop were extinguished, and also to see that the kitchen bre was out; after which. being ores oerally confioed from morning till night. as woe lit tie recreation. he went to the Haymarket Tinter. leaving the porter aid a female servant at home. Oa his return, before one o'clock. he found the hoses rounded by strangers, and as inr.oense voltam of dame boratincfrom the kitchen into tho shop. A. alarm bad previonsly been gives to the porter sod ;mak servant, who had essapcd; but sects wan ow , g ble hay of the devouring elemest, and each' the strides which it bad made in its dateemathe carters that it was deemed imminently dangerous a asessirt the salvation of any of the goods in the sibsp. phs. ,eland rosy of the property is the house, stash* aholk with the exception of some intonational* seliellas which were seised en the first *posing ed lisiddlc • were abandooed to their late. Intelligence of the unftjanaora aesidest ossallpen• veyed to Mr. Fears. at Britton. mow ohm t= broke out; aid bo mired os the spat at two 1 1 in time to wittiest; the fall of the roof. yin boors afforded him all the assistanee mud ." • I the use would admit of. The stock on the premises. it is understood, is aetb mated at ten thousand pounds, sod Mr. Fear* its only insured in the Phasic for six thousand of that The home bad recently bees famished from to? m. to bottom is a very elegant manner, bat upon the feltelh taro so instaramse had been e ff ected. There was Rie nearly four bundled pounds' worth of wine is ties*. lar, but to what extent this has bees lajared cainuit yet be ascertained. The he l m, which is long Ws& hold, has bees insured by the landlord; bet the fin to Mr. Fears, indepudeot of the loss of hesitate oast have been very severe. Yesterday morning the Inhabitants of Georgo-etrstt, St. Giles's, were mach alarmed by the reefs tad w of two houses falling, which bad been for some time is it dilapidated state, and yet folly inhabited. 'I inmates fortunately heard the roofs crack, sad tsd preparisg to remove, bat some remained in - the boost" antis they were surprised by the - sadden All of the back walls and roofs foto a yard; they however. were get oat without hijory, and some part of their pro perty saved. The utmost amusement was escitr4 among the crowd, on ascertaining that n lives were lost, bides okras and surprise manifested by a group assembled in a barber's shop, oe hearing the rattling of the roofs, part of which fall into the shop, at the time a poor journeyman tailor, happened to be in Me bands of t h e toosor, with his chili well lathered, sad was is the act of receiving the application of the roe, when the crash was heard. He instantly starmd up, knocked down the barber, proceeded out of the shop, and capered about in the most ludicrous Malllff. " Where's my bat? I have lost my bat" Fortunately no person was hart. except the anddes gash on the chin, which the poor tailor rewired by I his extreme hurry to maks his escape. mun Dia .—O s Monday last a Coroner's Impost was held at Mardi, near Horucutle, on the body of Stenoett Jeffery. serval to Mr. Warreoder, of that place. It appears that the deceased went to Monas tic fair on Saturday, and did sot set out on his wens home until after midnight. On the following mortis; his body was found in a ditch about half a mile from his master's house, with the throat cut, the skull fractured, and several wounds on other parts of Gm body. A new watch. which be had bought on Satur day cod about 50a.. which he was known to have had is the afternoon. were not found upon him. Ver dict. "wilful murder against some person or person unkaown." MARRIED. Oa Saturday lut, at Rotate, Mr. J. O. Basaard, of Skinner-stmt, Loadoe, to Jane, only daughter of the late William Riper, Req. of Durford-fire►, in t►e °pasty of. Sawa. Load= : Edited, Prieto!. aad Pabilebad at t►e 011ee of •••Ton Srariumax" sad " The CONSTITUTION" (Sandal , Paper. No. OM Strand, ►y R. WARDELL, LILO. 14 , labels an eosiaaaleanoas, Orders, ie. are raarlobsi ►e address dl .•~, D t ' t r r t. ~~ illi