The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCII. orrice or Tait Lift Waist. The Elimbetb,from Cork to Losios,Makeen,oh shore oo the Coast of Esse:, but got off with loss of fodder, awl anchor acid cables.—The Edward and Mary, Mosta toe, frost Cork to Hull, is totally lief sear the Land's end, crew saved:The Vignola. Pais, from Hasbro to yeadoO, and Evor, Devill, front hoodoo to Bail, are lost on the Darßat. crews sasodoa-l t ho Chasse, David, is soak off Mahn) Hood. crew satead.—Tbe Ann, Lim of Baster, is os Shore on Cortes Hisels.—Tho 'hierohas; fteru Alemouth to London, is sdnk sear the Barber @sad, I I crew saved —The Little Mary, Colt, of London, is sank is Haßriley Buy. T he followieg vessels mem drives . Oros at orWoar Ll virpol. viz.: The Chill, • far Valparaiso, cargo dlseherg% j ag ; La Plats. for Moot* V . ideo, cargo discharging ; Carer dais, for Demerara, fall of warm; Otho, for New INA, sod(iseeral Headsmen. Sir liavossals. fall of waver ;.I)mm cis , Naylor, from Tetereborgh, nod Topase. from Bosoms taller water ; Belfast (team gasket, from Dahlia. and Der l os Tor from Nerve, fall of water; Ails. acid Amelia, toe p al ipv_nott; Robert n or Acs, from Wearford, east. from New York ; Ardert. Mm Cast;. ; the Bel. mss, fair, from Chatter, fbr Ladies. was drives. me bre on the Bee. . • . Ibis months% 4 to 'o'clock than. was sodiag, cos she . :••of Lloyd% bur two .papir till leatijia • . mss'• rtitTNIR • Acestret.—Mtem the boast. at' tka New )da ce, CA* Holose; Liverpool, Dec, 7.••-the .Elles. d ine, sad ibo Ittedern Stems Plackets, were run 'doer. r Flat daring thsetisies; art prams were eitemrsod a tilt Pert this peeping the OW*, Nis*, fres PliA.l delphia. Tba Fortune, Legeoef Whitby, is utak, seas Lynn: grew saved. Tim Aso, of Whitby, seal iadoo, hint, sear Scarbre, pew sawed. MAL, Dec. I.—Put bock yoatreday, and remain with go met. the Betsey. Dar, for Tobago.—Arrived to day sad sailed for th e River. the Symmotry, skim, from St. John's. New Brunswick; Mary Jane, Mc. Cormack, bow the Cape of Hood Hops. —Wind, W.S.W.—/th tot bark last night the Landes, for Jimmies. with sails Wu cad mainmast sprang...W.S.W.—Arrived this naming sad sailed for the Itivir,tlaa British Tar, Clarks iron Quebec; came down lam oleo. and sailed the Barrier, tor South Seas; Charles, for Tobago{ Joao*, Wen, fur Barbadoes ; FeliciaiO, for Now 0,1 .s No. wick, for Vas thermals's' Lead; Alfred. for Taboos Waterloo, for Africa; Baltic, Unchain for Orasslise James Harris. for. Jamaica, and Robert, for Blown*. Ft.tuours. DSc. 7.—Artived the Bogle, Hamby, frau Qsebec. and the Barbara. for hoodoo. PORTSMOVIIt. Dec. B.—Poised by the Wytall. Un arm, fur St. John's, New Brassy:wk.—Wiwi. S.W. 911, passed by. the Lady Amt. *Mario, for the Caps of Good Hope.—Wind. N. W. FALUOUTII, Dec. 7.—Arrived, the Somas, Farmer. from London, for Sums and Constaatioople the Pr &sett Parker. from New York, sailed sa the 11th of November. • Sailed, the Ounce, for Honduras _on tba 34, but is agoin off the harbour this moraiwm— Wind vs. liable. Dee. G.—Arrived, the George the Third, far Diadeira. Sailed, the Duke of Kest (2) Packet, for Lie ban ; and the Lady Welliogtota, tot the Maditerraseam,, Pat bark, the Apollo and Akiender. it bine yesterday ter aqua, and the greater part of the i i tg r ii i Ll'cwwwa • over Airj eel I seeing a more wavy iris rand dg mesa the twerlatof Vendennis and St.Mawes. About. in crossing nor to the latter place, filled, mod two of the craw were drowned. . _ OLD BAILEY. At the 01J Bailey this towenieig,FrederiekMiddleocr. ass foetid guilty of uttering oatinterfcit half crowns and shilling., and the Recorder immediately sentenced him to twelve mouths itaprisonme.st la the House of Cot. section. and there kept to hard labour. Mark Ilerd, William Wiatts, James Brows, Thome Falters, &oil Charlotte &infield. were pot to the bar. the four former for burglariously breaking sod entering the dwelling honse of James Alexander de Reimer, and stealing therein 14 silver spoons and other articles, value WI. his property, and Charlotte Baofield, with ing accessary after the fact.and harbouring them,well khowiug them to have committed the said burglary. This trial,it was expected,would occupy the attention of the Court the whole day, aid was proceeding when our paper went to press. The dividends due on Wednesday, Jansary 1, on the Neapolitan Leau, will be pill by Mr. N.M. Rothschild, on sill Stock netrociated by him, and according to the orrent rate of Kai hange. on that and every succeeding day (Soadays eecepted), between the hours of ten sod two. The dividend warrants mast he left one day for inspection, vis r—eltsrse presented on the 3lst of Deem. her will therefore bevaid oe the lst of Jannary, sots* is conticsance. CORN EICM.INGI, Dec. 9.—The arrivals last week were considerable, and the quantities remaining over with the fiev l / 2 ,supplies of this morning, made a large usarket w ad Weans of kraut. Our nail being now is full work, and wanting day wheat, they purchased w ith eagerness, and at rather higher prices. but there Is sin alteration in other qualities. Barley, for malting, is wit c h wanted, %ad is also rather desist. Waits in barrels sells much as per last week. New Beans sold freely. in fall aigood terms as this day selutight, but old are dull. Grey Peas are rather higher. Oats sell en much the same terms as last week, estop light par cel. of Irish, which are rather cheaper. SMITRMLD ManitaT ' Dec. 9.—There was as *R ev edi og fall Market, of Oxen, amongst which we ob weed some of good quality which obtained last Mon day's prices, but those of inferior descriptions are rather lower. Of sheep there was also a good supply, bat not ere sal to former Monday's market, and the price is rather higher than those of good quality. Ilav DIARKET.—good Old Hay mastitis' its price as per last tooted. 31oretonlinnisterul Fair. on Thursday last, was well attended, and pretty much business done; of 1876 sheep produced for sale, 1078 were sold at rather an advanced price. The Fair held at Sheffield. on Thursday and Friday, had its usual number of attendants, and customary quantity of horses,eowe,pigs cherse,&c. The latter article in great abundatice,and might be bought at any price trove 455. to SS.. per cwt. We understand that little if any alteration Las taken place in the price of cattle since last fair. EXTRAORDINaRT Pactoucc —ln the Kitchen Outdo@ of Simon Blanden, Efq. at Annfield. in the County of Kilkenny, a quantity of potatoes, which weighed seven stow, was deg out of a plot of ground sot quite three feet square. They were of that sort called Devonshire; they were of so extraordinary a Hee, that six of them weighed a stone l—lt is singular that no potatoes ware sown in that ground . The seed is se ppesed to have been conveyed there in manure early last year. Last winter, Mr. Blonde. thought he had cleared away all remains of potatoes, having from ostler the only stalk there, weighing helve po unds, deg up eighteen pomade weight of potatoes. The potatoes were ail of Mellen quality. *. • Tiftlivit Aus. • nab!age lb 614 Wee die Idtir. i 3 i nit Therodsil la Albany-planet Lambeth, a bean *as Mows (lowa. Fortuoately its nasal ishalmitasts were tilt in it at tin times io conseqoeses of some mlllllll4 and lepairs that were Praia( fent/arch the individuals bad left the house. The streets is many parts were strewed with pieces of chimney pots anti tiles, especially front old balding, is Lambeth media many parts of Wastedester. the mills 'tsar tie wassesida were far a considerable time left to the mercy of Ike wind, and the still at Reunite was stopped at last with some difficaltv. the few inhabitants &rotted it expected every moment it would be down.— The barges that were game op the river found it inipos sible to proceed, the wind being completely against theme, and they were obliged to cast anchor. Two bargee belonging to Messrs. . Losslev coal- merc hants, at Scot . feed yard. were sunk ; and a barge laden with a " score of coals, belonging to Messrs. Dsgleish, of the Mine place. was drives by the wind rider the c o asting-boost but without doing any serious mischief to the numb*: of Watenwea's boats that were moored sear there. A great number of barges broke from their moorings, and one poor man beimmagiog to Strand-lane, had his beat drifted away: a barge belonging to Milford-lane crash ed it to pieces. The person. who let out pleasure boats have likewise experiesced a great loss. and the river was strewed with beaches and bnrtbena of boats that had gone from their esooriags. The poor mem looking for t heir boats, sad fiad.iss them gone, pressoteml erecting scene. A stack of chimneys fell. sod broke is the roof of a house is St. George's-fields, wear Bethlehem, bat fats timely did so injury to asy person, no sue sleepiax in time attic. Below Bridge a collier broke its cable, but with the. assistance of .umber of persons it was soon again made sate. Is Chelsea Reads so boats or barges mould "live." it being so rough is what is celled the « Bay of Biscay . ' of the Thames. Is the Parks some of the ap parently stoutest trees had their pride humbled, and were levelled with the earth. One of the trees that was thus blowndown—(it was is St. James's Park):—wasstout and fins; it presented no appearance of decay is any part of it ; and the severity of the gust of wind was eseb that this tree was literally snapped off shoat three feet from the ground. _ Baton Tow. Dse. 6.—lt blew, on Thurrlsy evening. a complete hurricane, accompanied with bail and rain. Fortunately. about ten o'clock, the wind verrea. and the Weather became moderate. A number of houses have whined partial injary ; several have been unroofed, mat have had windows blown in, and from others, the isail roiled up. u a sheet of paper, has been torn away t time ars the only damages done by the hurricane in Brighton, which has come to our knowledge. We mush fear that a great deal of mischief has been rape. elected at sea. Our fishing boats got on shore jest be fore the gale cams on, or the consequence to them must have been serious. Our fishermen were never knows to pet to sea in such rough and precarious weather, as they have for some time Jose ; bat necessity has no law. — During the gale a gentleman's coachman teas fairly blown off bit boa in Oerman-place. Fortanately. he received so material injury from the fall. Boa was the violence of the storm, that several poses of glass were broke. is the houses situate as ties Cliff, by peb bles from the beach being farad against them. The Black Rock groyne and the Breakwater erected for its aectuity. received. on Sunday lass. partial injury from the wind, and a heavy sea. In conseioencs of tho is cosiest rains, accompanied with a high wistd. • new house. building in. Rusoellasquar• sod nearly ready So receive the roof. fell with a trtinemious crash am Bandar 4414-losS. lermwmamiwnsol*"""4"—A -- • roily Manuel. 'by si — raWiliifir sellibig a sow. the dead of the sight.—A mew wears ed the some of Cbsrman, who was a as inane =ate ahead*. having, vesteredeat. dans% the dreadful hurricane of Thstrs day sight. gibe north part of the town. fell down astir frittered bee leg is so dreadful a minuet that it wee found necessary to resortee ampatation_of the lied.. 'T add to her sufferings, we are informed, that baring f Iles in a retired spot, ber cries could not be beard; an it was not till yesterday morning, six o'clock. that sb was found and conveyed to ber bons*, wbere the above lopeestion was shortly after performed. NOrrtlitaillitil, Dec.26.—lost night. this tows was visited by a complete hurricane whish we tsar has done considerable damage. One of the windows belonging to the Blue-coat school was blown is, and the straiten this =Prolog. are strewed with pieces of slate, tile. sad 'trick. The storm, which continued nearly the whetted Dm night, was accompanied with much rain. Noawtou, Dec. 6.—On Thursday night, this city is. porienced one of the most tremendous gales, =comps. sled by a heavy rain, ever remembered. The gusts l which followed each other were most terrific, mei tbreat-1 Geed the safety both of the houses (which actually rocked Ile and fro from the violence) and their Jimmies. The damage most have been most extensive. We have el. ready heard that an anintiabited house, in Crook's-pace. was blows down; part of a strong wall, is Stepping. lase. was demolished; a chimney, belonging to Mr. Davey's house, in the Market, was blown down, and Orel Was fell through the roof of the house to the bed-room. A large wood building, just erected for the exhibition of a Panorama. on the Castle Ditches, was completely unroofed. At present, we are happy to say, we hale beard of no personal injury having been sustained. /BON MANCIIINTICII GVAIIDIANI One of most terrific gales of wind with which this town has been visited for many years was experienced on Thursday night. It commenced about nightfall, from the eouth-west, afterwards veeriag round to the west, esti gradually iacreaaed in violence until about twelve o'clock, when it blew a perfect hurricane, accompaaied by heavy rain. Dy ten o'clock the tows was left le most utter darkness, the greater part of the gas-di being blown out, and these which escaped extin were so violently agitated by the wind as to afford but little light. Many families passed the greater past of the night by the inside. not daring to retire to rest until the gale bad abated. So great was the alarm felt by the inhabitants of some of the cottages near the New Dailey, during the storm, that they applied to be admitted into the lock-rpe until morning. The destruction of property occasioned he this dread ful commotion of the elements. is , as might be expected. very extensive; but we are happy to say, that in this town, so far as we bare been able to learn, there has been no loss of life, and very few personal injuries have been sustained. A great number of chimneys belonging to dwelling. houses have been blown down is all parts of the town sad neighbourhood; and in many instances the inmates narrowly escaped with their lives. A great aerober of buildings were wholly or partially unroofed; in fact, scarcely any edifice exposed to the wind escaped without some derangement of the roof; and in many parts of the town, we observed the lead fleshings on the houses rolled up by the wind. as if they bad been sheets of paper. The new barracks in lie gent-road were partly unroofed, and a portion of the wall war blown down. At the Dales, near Stand, the residence of Nathaniel Phillips. Esq., the cooseqaences of the gale were very disastrous. There was company is the loesso, she e family had jast retired up stairs.— A yeast lady, sister of Mrs. Phillips.ewas standing by the fire place in her bed room in the top story, when a stack of clalmarys fell, completely demolished the bed tato of th which she &bent to step, and actually' drove on c e e bedposts through the H oer Into the f•Oln be- .491 0 % , , - 300afrikow• ~`~~:~ N twir o Jibe a tres. Fortwoately. so itersuma I iniury wait Itiitgialtd. ably child of Mr. add Sits. Phillips, *Milli trail. bed en another room on the seine Boor, hieliedively removed; and in *inset ten minutes itfiellerlieds; the ternsining chimneyi fell into thdt room. sod shattered to pieces the bed in 'Hsieh the child had I ben lying. The hone* is at present rendered wale- - lishitible. and Use family have been compelled to grit it. A large sew thstinishesl building at Harper-hey, in- Waded for a silk factory, was blown down: S•rocaroar.—We Itisderetand that a woman and her child were killed by the falling of a chimney ii the Hiligate, and that her husband had both his legs broken It is said that • factory was partly blown down, between Stockport and this town. WARRINOTOR.—The copela of the Church near the 1 0eserge Inn was blown dews, awl destroyed great part of the roof. A windmill in the neighbourhood nasals. blown entirely down. LiTS7RD*OI.. SATURDAY, Dec. 7.-0! all the gales 'which have visited this port and its vicinity, nflate year", that of Thursday night and yesterday morning was the swat ifitelues. Those who have, resides! is the West !tidies, detlare that this storm most forcibly reminded them of one of those hurricanes which are seldos ex retested hot In tropical climates. The most terrible aid overwhelming gents were succeeded by intervals of demeitful caltonesi, which constantly betrayed the terri fied listener into a hop* that the gale was beginning to abate. The wind had blown fresh from the north-west daring the greater pert of tht evening, but towards nine shim* •it I to • stoma, reached its greatest Cory Wore ten, and leontinord with little rensisston till near four Is the evening. Those parts which are particularly exposed to the ravages of the northwest *ind, have suf fered the most ; tech as Ilverton, Lowish], Linnets., the neighbourhood of Brunswick-place, Lo. As elderly woman, of the manse of Mary Hughes, met amy instantaneous death. lier daughter was s t with a family in Seel-street ; and they being from home, she invited. her mother to keep her company. They were both in the kitchen, when suddenly a stack of whimseys fell, and forced their way through all the inter vening stories into the cellar flour. The daughter leaped 'oat of the window, and the mother was in the act of fol lowing, when a beam struck her on the hark, and killed her on the spot. Her body was not extricated from the rains for a number of hours afterwards. One elderly.fe male, in the Luolon.road. was overwhelmed in the ruins of a &hooey, which fell throng!. the roof of a house, and hod her thigh broken. A woman in Strand.street was also dasgeroutly hurt by a similar accident. Part of the roof also of a house in Erakine.street, fell in. an 41 bruised the mistress of the borne so that she is still confined is her bed. A Mrs. Williams had been employed sewing the fore part of the week in the house of the widow whose death we have announced shove. She took supper with that 'lady sad her daughters on Thursday evening, and a Hula before ten was preparing to return to her lodgings, sear Ikaassick Chapel, when the lady proposed, as the night waste very boisterous, that she shoed sleep at at her house that night. To this Mrs. tVitliams at first consented t _bre recollecting that her absence on sorb a night weild create considerable nneasiness in the minds lathe tors ladies is whose hoes , she lodged. she doter lased be esters home, and bad left the house little more than half am boar, when the accident above related oc eans/. -ifseasare of what banpened, Mrs. Williams retina yesterday morning, to finish the work on which she was employed,. sad bad reached the doer of the lady's house, ere sloe lama the fatal catastrophe, wheedler feelings es overran', her that she nearly faint ed allay., A family, is Gbristiarstreet. alarmed by the sk ai sit wra ir gig o t emik ed, a . ad, waked as di. ikar. Bered,re the falt i o l f hli a isutaelerki°orfdebtikueonebyoss." demo.yoOaf lady In Erskine-street had only quitted her room a few usloutes. when the chimney fell through the roof, and carrel her bed with the rotor. .1 The meet of oar streets w ere yest erda y mar nin g strewe with (ragmen. of chimney cans. slates, bricks, &r. A ipet part a the roof of the hens , of Mr. W. D ixon, . Bessie View. fell in about midnight with autogiro /ow crash, aad created the utmost alarm for the safety of the children and family. lie. Taylor, pointer and stotioner. Ranelagh-street, has sustaised material dr usage by lb* falling of one of the chinsseye of his prr wises. esitemling into blitelaell-plate. sad otherwise, by the blowtmr off of the elates. The DM nage of houses at this'll of Stafford-street. Islingtos. were unroofed to a great extent. and in many buildings the lead was rolled op by the force of the wind. A hoses in I.:tarot square. soother in lYilliamston-square„ one in hect olitre. and several others, were partially unroofed, un shimmoyed, or otherwise injareol. A large stack of elthinneys. belongiag to a }loose in Vauvhsll-road. was 'Sproeted. and carried entire to a considerable distance. lab imam seighboaring premises, where it was not SONO for some time. A large chimney attached to a '4lesin saw-mill. in Naylor street. fell upon a stable, in which were three fine horses, two were killed, bat the allied was got out very little injured. From 30 to 40 yards of the wall which surrounds.the new glass-house, Is Vauxhall-road. was blown down. The Liverpool sod Birmingham mail-coach, that should have arrived here at seven o'clock yestefflay issorroisg, did not reach town till two o'clock in the after noon; the bass were, however, brought thy the guard very little beyond the regular time. The Carlisle coaches, that should have arrived at nine o'clock on t Tliareday night, did net arrive before ten o'clock on Fri day meeting. owing, in both calm to the number of wee blown down upon the roads. (For a list of disasters among the shipping at Liver ma, see the Shipping Intelligence, in another column.) . , M* FOR Qutuaties--The match for one hoodeed guineas on BeriDllll Downs, on Wednesday last, between+ Mr. Tamell's ehesnut mare !Motet' Lass, and Mr. Wright's black pony Noyesu, was decided in favour of Mr. Tamil's mare. Noyeau won the first heat with ease, but ' bolted on the two suceeeding heats. Rets at starting were two to one in favour of Scotch fAss, and after the first heat, ten to one in favour of Noyeau. Bonana.-.401n. MIRROR /OM S.DLTON.—Thic on which so math interest depends, and on which such a variety of opinions have taken prier. will br decided on Tuesday next, within 2t mites of London. It la for 104. aside. Conlon. ROISFIRRY.—During the night of the 42.1 ult. the Stewart of the Coal Wharf near the London Road, blanchester, belonging to the Trustees of the late Nikita liridgewater.lsad big house entered and robbed of about Forty Pounds in money. The Robbers did not sake their entrance at the door, or through the window, nor by climbing over the wall, as mentioned in scrip ture ; but by making a hole in the wall sufficiently large to enter at ; and, bavipg secured their boot, they de camped, sriJout disturbing any of the inmates of the house, who were not a little surprised in the morning on finding out the Dew entrance into their habitation ; but more on searching their coffers and finding that the so verrigns bad made their escape also. LAIIT FRIDAY was the Fourth Day of Drawing. when No. le.M. Drawn a Prize of TWE%TY TittousAND POUNDS, was Nohl In SHARES by CARROLL, 19,Corn hill, and 46. Oxford-street. This is a continuation of that Rood fortune which less for so many years distinguished Cenuozes Offices. The shove In the only Prize above %MM. yet drown ; there are hut Two Days more, and the Wheel contains VI Capitols. inewiling Twe of Two , of MIMIC Two of 53100/. and 55 others of COWL LOVUI. SOW. dm ie. Tu December 17, is the Last Day of Drawing bat One. ' lo•60000t*t. , THISATRIVALb. NaR . T.Lot Tahiti—Tim oral of Adorers , was btotigtst out ott Saturday niftht, fur the first thit Peyton. it was cast it the same ,env that we have been unvisited to witnts, at tLis TbeatTe; with the ex ception of Mre. Aunstted first appearance; as Mandone. The andettaliiig was, a most di cult one, especially in the hands of a perforttei so little known to the public hot the sweetneSs of her voire, the delirbet of her taste; and thi facility of bite eiettition, carrivd her threngh the task with credit :tnd applanie. In the most trying effort of the piece, " The So!dier '4'47 site evinced considerable Skill andpilginent; hnt though it was en• cored, and in our opinion, deservedly, ,it requires stronger power of voice than thiihrfy pcsicises, to Kivu fall effect to its martial and alarming . eharoetei. Mr: HRA MANI displayed his fine powers with !tree energy, in the part of Arbsccs; and Mt. goat's AfitiGants iA linortis to be oue of his best attempts. They were both in good Mier; aid 'wait much asPlsided. Mddame VESTRIP. and Miss'Porstv, entitled themselves. also tot favour with which they were received by tiffs Happy ex ertion of their total abilities. • The Mfg Allied Sovereigns and their tdinisterti it Verona obaerstd the Christian sebbsth on the 24th alt. by witn-ssing a series of festivities, conSitiog of sing• inn, 'lancing, lottery iltawings, fice. in the ten:sifts of the ancient Amphitheatre. The seect.iturs fit the - fetri amounted to about 00,9011. Connote% begovers.—else of a LUNATIC 1tti.1.11 , 10 et. IIIIWIlt?..-On'Intrestayt the 66th alt. the village of hodnon, In Norfolk, was thrown into the greatest aierin•from tab rf, port that a mnrder hod been committed in the Aerials for toluenes, kept by Mr. Jolly,. at thet Weer.. it proved as fortunately to he the ease. Rod it 'srIVI estaetaisted that e keeper,,eamed Aimee Dale, bad, wittiest the, least provoca tioa, bees murdered by one of the patients of that asylum. We understand the conskieseent patients were generally al lowed to dine by th•inseives in it parlour. and one of Me keepers attended to them with meat, dte. Dale, the Unortoeste vi4lin, was waiting on seven or sight dente-. men at dinner; Its asked Thomas Colman if he ems trot well, as he ippeared to eat his dinner aith indifferertee.— Dale carved the meet for the gentlemen. when Column sestched up the knife which Dale had been e• ing,aod plunged it into his (Ono's) aide, just under the left breast,, which. mortal wound lie did not survive more than four minutes ! Coteau admitted that he stabbed Dale, and observed. wit'f the greatest indifference. that be would serve Mrs.Jellyti the same, the first opportattity. A Coroner's Jury oo Fiiday morning. and were slating • till four in the afternoon, and than adjourned till the following Tuesday, at one, when they returned a verdict—'• Murdered by Thomas Colman, an fitment, person." r. Jeilye, the proprietor of the asylum, was ill in bed at the time themelsnekoly cusestaeee took piste, which lied snrh en ellen sport him, that be died OD Saturday merging at riche* o'clock. Dale had Lived with Mr.Joilye some yesrs. end was gessidered d very attentive and humane man to the pativena, and war touch respected by Mr. Jollye, and all who knew him. Col man Is about 36 years of age, end bas been io Loddon Any= Inn some years.—(fAelsrsford Cisrintiele.) Hoke,* B ITT. OD WriMilldDy last at Inquest was taken by Mr. Joint Merit". one of his Majesty's Coro • nets for Neefolk, at the George Inn. Cation, en the body of Joseph Todd, a poor boy aged it years, who died Whet' suddenly on the std tenant. We bete seldom to motel sa inquest of to painful sad distressing e eaters as the fellow leg. It appears in evidence that the purists *Seers of Pal grave. out, Diu, had, in the month of April tact, wren. tired the deceased to one William Vincent. a entire of Fast Miley, whose employment is that of a travelliag chimney sweep, having no settled else. of resideace. bet leaomg most vagrant sort of life, lying on commens, exposed te open air, cad in barns snd out-houses. On Friday the VOSS sit. the waseller.aseempfaitd by ails brother, sad the de- , ceased, revived et the George lee, Colon' sad *OM pen mission to sleep In the landlord's bey4oo, which engrain ed. Inewladeleemehrlviwier-sweaseliag- reeled -ea s•••alield Heath; Yielded Al wet name the &ageism stale of hie apprentice to say one, moth the nett day, whoa he wet found in the loft seedy insensible. and evidently dying. Mr. Chandler, it %urgent of St. was sent for so Sunday evening. sad os the following morning eery the boy ex pired. The parish officers of Cation, with that laudsb:e anxiety to arrire at the truth of this mysteries, oceerratee, sugalrrsl Mtn. assistsate of the Coronae nod • profeesieost gentleman of this city. The body SD being removed front the coin, cod !dripped from the shrewd, presented the most horrid and miscrabjeappearsetee; Wiles carnally Omitted! by Dr. Fiyensan, itsthe presence of sad with the assistance of Mr. Chandler. The following, we uuderstand, are the observations of the Illediral Gentlemen. There was as ex tensive ulcer on the left shoulder, In a state of perfect vrt. geese, the else of a dollar, the (weenie* starve* was frac tured, and even the ligaments divided from thitead of the armorer breaking down the smooth eartilW, Whirl it IS' joined. or received into the caddy of the Wineula. Melly bruises were observed over the surface of the body. whicft presented an object little better than • mere skeleton, en, dandy the result not only of cruel treatment, but of starve-. lion. There being no evidt nee es to how the deceased came hy the injuries he had receiver!. although tits strictest Inves tigstion took place during an examination of fire hours. — The jury. iestreeted by the Coroner, were re-Intently com pelled to relent the following verdiet•-•-That the dreamed. Joseph Todd, ramie by his death throngh the gross neglect of his master. William Vincent, through the want of prcesse food and nourishment, and also from want of timely media eel aid. SANT FAT/MITT i ova F&MILT.--1 few days since, Miss Fellow. Testifies at Newingtou-place, pre delisted herself from a two-pair of stairs window, and was killed on the spot. A Coroner's inquest was held, when it appeared In evidence. that she had been labouring for some time under a n debility. The medical gentlemen who attended her had visited her in the morning, and left bat wader the impression of a peedy counties eenee, as she was decidedly better thou she had been foe many days. She requested her sister to wet her r cup of tea, and during her absence she threw Arnett from the win. flow. The verdict was--•• That her death was caused by precipitating herself from a window in a temporary fit of in sanity. ' It is remarkable, that about two yews stare, her own mother role from the same bed, and threw h•o-self front the same window, under similar circumstances end sti:l more ezirsordlasry, as our readers may recollect. that Mrs. Matthews, of Crooked-lane. who some time sleds threw her self miters window with en Infant in her arras,whichperished whither, was sister to Miss Penne. Thus. in one Wildly, hare four lives been lost, Bed ouch met, tiff death from the setae unhappy cause! It is but justice to add, that in each instance the moat affectionate end uuremitting attention was paid by the encoding relatives. Tog W .—The week cmsmaseed with boisterous winds sod heavy showers; and ou Thumbsl night, the storm returned and rose to a hurricane. Little dilatant wig done 1;q the gales in the metropolis; but those on Thursday night appear to be very eitensive and irAtruetive. Many places in the country. as well as in the miighbeurhnod of towu have been inendated; but this elect has been pro duced less by the quantity of rain than by the land having' been previously saturated. The atmosphere has been ge herally clearer than usual at this sasses of the year. 'Yes terday was brilliant; and to-day the sun shone, though ra ther through a mist. The weather no* Is wintry Is some parts of the ►ingdom. In !relied. lientland.•nd soiree places of the north of England snow lay deep on F.-Way ar'nelght en the hiile. The thermometer In the 'telethon-hood of Edinburgh oss 30. The quantity of rain fallen nate sleets Saturday is I inch (I-tenths. Strand. Dee. 7. THERW4MICTIt. ol it emetic. I o'clock. tit night. BARI Dee. I, N ••• I. • • 4. W - • 6, 114. •• 7, 5 • •••• 41 33 in 37' SS 40 ili 47 46 42 42 42 32 47 39 62 42 44 37 43 Hain Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair FAIT -.f*f4oo 29 t 4 ,7I .IN 30,V2 M I, f s . ' i I 1 4 n , .i J . ~.