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M I I. f -? _• ' ••4601 ceived the thesis and.countensoce of the most el s .. ' tuous and tweet enlightened men in the country and it No b my Lord, been attacked with all the vitt dirblllwiltvelltoPe. sad Jellison scurrility . . lying. an falsehood, of the wicked and base part of so l'irtY—* otpMenpsiosoor, my Lard, of the value arid imports st. such an estimable iostitution. • /he libel p iipitso by she boy at thobar was au .. ,diens publisitiow, alike offensive to God and man,' its it Was labWeillignida the interest and spirit of the consqutiter of .tiro. wintry la which we live; but, ' .91/1 14841. it he Nei diasovered by the Constiirs- P•Rmliherciefialse.iliett the . Primus was a tool in the Isar of - - - - who bated.. free vending period, they ..try. The par aafortursetely fell, Aesist from pub. object of • who net ire ' all low sod ' practices. Commit a. Primmer, prise to his - 1 -- libel in quest. was a virtuoso respectable .., sett the offensive emovielating the laws . Steelier, employment , sod was Dew the offence is tandevetood that he 4 enter into recor wiiiniqpi.joile;ep ties - I - peace la Arson." CONDON SIIRJBANT---" I hope, my hey, you did 1 1 41k9• 09,111 1t yaw did whoa you published this • loftiest's, libel ?". • • . air. Asokrous—' , Primmer, rat have been in dicted in the name of Charles Sanderson ; you 'pleaded that Cheese Sanders, is not yOur name • enu haig been levied to withdraw that plea, sod ' eticid gpilty. Is it so ? " t Prisapra—" Yes. it is my wish to do so," COSMOS SIIRESAME--" I hope and trust that you wirer will repast the offence after the indul gence t/St has beets so badly shewn to you."..— The bog.bowed. Mr. Aoot.riros-0 , He is a very good boy, my • turd, He will not do so again. He has so excel lent character, and some of the gentlemen of the Association are so satisfied with his conduct, that they hate determined to provide for him." The Priaster's sepsis then appeared at the bar, and Mr. Clarke. the Clerk of the Arraigns, en wired the recogekauces, and the Prisoner left the - 001tii. ! .as It .•11 'MAY. FRAUD ON TIM REVENUE. .JospArkaredei sod N. Wilkinson were put to BIS bar charged milk stealing 6,6961b5. of as: mo p*" tut tpsfetty of Mean. Marsh & Co. of Tower. street ? , Tbeide of this case as proved in evidence were, that Wilkinson applied to Mr. Marsh, say ing,, desk a. Me. Cooper wished him to do seine business in the Customs for him, slid at the same tilllC 4 Ifiletteting Mr. Marsh to employ him as a lightermae., • This being agreed to, Mr. Cooper 'called oss. Mr. Marsh, and brought the warrants for 750 bags of now roneico, Mr. Marsh accordingly entered them for export by the York Merchant; then lying.jo the London Docks for Amsterdam direct, and handed over the seal warrants to Cooper. He theta gnu iipsomod of his log-boot and tarpauliags to IVilkiessesi o wises west to the India warehouses and remelted the allele of die property. whicls in stead of being put an board the York Merchant, was taken to Lea -cut, at Bromley, where it was nu peeked. mid cinders mad coal-iltot pot into the hales, and then sent towards town. Ors the gth of Octoher the sham packages were pot on board the vessel, where, its about au hour the cheat was dis covered, Me. BRODERICK took an objection that the ape. Ti6c words in the States 44 Geo. DI. were not proved, twit appeared that the property was taken from a creek, and not from the Port of Landers generally. This objection however was overruled. The defence set up wits, that the Prisoners were the Servants of Willem Marsden, and that Mr. 'Cooper was only employed to do the business of the Castomi for him. Several persons gave - the Prisoners good cha. racers. Mr. Justice PAll, in summing up. recommend.. ed to the Jury to find the Prisoners guilty ape daily as the Learned Jedges would then settle the point whether the transaction was a capital felony or not ; and they accordingly found the Prisoners Godly, sud that the property was that of William • Meriden. The duty which Government was thus defrauded of *Mounts to uo less than 26. 6d. on each of the 6,696 lbs. The same Prisoners had been previously put to the bee, charged with stealing a quantity of guinea grain from the same putties, but acquitted on ac -count of the non-aneudance of the Prosecutor and big witnesses. , • Two Bills. preferred against Mr. PIIIIDDS, the respectable Proprietor of 'She ftecs, by the Bridge- etreet gang, wove on Saturday thrown out by the Middlesex Gnindifury. Joins Syrtenhune, a recruit in the gth lancers, has been committed to Soso( county prison, he having been detected in snaring • hare on the manor of Bosham. i Ft:MU N e-TtLiAso. - -At Birmingham, on Mon clsy se'nnight, Elisabeth Stephens was taken into custody for fortune-telling. It appeared that she charged bee customers Is. if their fortune was told by omits, 2s. if by the glass, and ss. if her response required a communication with planets. It is un derstood *be has practised is this way upon many servants in Birmingham. There was found 15/. in bank-notes sewed up in her clothes, and gos. in silver in her pockets. She had lately come from Bristol, where she hod carried on the wine trade, and had left that place, wt art informed, for fear of prosecution. • De Ra•alt. the assassin orGener•l Maws. was ezecuted on Wednesday ■t the Plac• de Greve. He ascended the scaffold with • serene air, •nd died with becoming krona's. Au immense con course of spectators witurased the execution.... jPdris Paper., 4 ; 0 001 0 "eir . • ::.•Ite - ALLEGED MURDER. .. -- .., • --14 -ip.r - ---‘41 , 44;•= - • INQUESrs: MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT IN REGENT-STREET. OwSaturday evade( as Inquisition wee taken in the Board -RPolo of the Middlesex Moe Plat, before Thames Stirling, Esq. Coroner, on view of the bodies of Mrs. Eliza beth Ginned!, aged 40, and Elise Glen mill, her daughter, a child 18 menthe old, who were killed by the falling of an old house at the corner of Maddox end RegeoCatreets, on Tbetteday Mr. John %invite, 'hobgoblin' sod father of the deceased persons, whose distroosod• sietedion through grief excited g • cowl consinieeration wee examined. He stated that he was by trade a earpeater, sod bad possession of the house given to him by Mr. Hill shoot three weeks pgo. He paid rest. He sever received any notice of the danger him• self, though he did not think it perfectly safe. He bad left the house about seven miasma before it fell. Hie deceased wife . amid infant had left lb* he... soon after, also hie ton about ten yeses old ; the latter retuned Into the house again to fetch a favourite pigeon. He remained for some time in the house, and his wife being alarmed, went hack again to call him, when the beam fell at the moment shegut to the door, and barked her and her in fant underneath. The boy valentine a "'prof three quarters of en hour, taken out alive, bet had received several severe contusions, and is now in the Hospital likely to recover. The Coroner said it was the duty of the pariah officers, as well as private Individuals, to prevent all nuisances, and to prefer bills of indictment against the owners, and if they . did their duly, such melancholy circumstances would never take place. In his opinion no sort of blame was attributable to the Commissioners of the New Street, or their agents. After some further discard.' the Jury returned the fol lowing verdict- 0 That the death or the deceased persons was caused by the falling of a ruinous house, and that greet blame was 'abscised to some person or persons un known to the Jurors fur not preventing the continuance of the nuisance." On Thursday, the 18th lastest, an Inquest was taken at Barrowby, Lincolnshire ' before George White, Geol. Co. runer, on the body of Eliza Suestb,.. • child about three years of age, who bed been burnt to death by her clothes secidentalty catching fire donut the asuateitary absence of her mother;—and at Castborpe, the same day, on the body of William Burton, a fusing man in the service of Mr. Keynes, of that place, who, while employed in paring a wheat hovel, accidentally fell from the ladder on which he was standing, with the manioc-knife in his hand, which pointing upwards as be fell to the ground, pierced his body above the right beetle mad rpeoselsog upwards, mile an incisiorrof cen•iderable depth, at once 'operating two of his ribs and his windpipe, and oceashanieg almost immediate death. The poor young man, from a momentary Impulse, sprang upon hie feet and uttered an ejaculation, brat no sooner had he done so, than, as one of hut fellow.laboureve expressed it, " he ailed sway, and fell to rise no more." The verdict of the Jury in each of thedsboie easy was " Accidental Death." On Tuesday last another Inimulgetsellifillatibeffieret tb?eante Coroner, at Castle By them, on thebody At Sicked Stanba ne, who hanged himself with a neekbanal osetAr of whit-leather. The deceased had been missing ever since Saturday the 13th instate and was found only on Monday efierniton last, lying among the straw in a hovel beimetinx to Mrs. Harris, of Castle Bythain, with the bind round his neck, and part of it suspended to a pole at the top of the bowel, whence* it was coueluded that the weight of his body bad brukeu the string, and that be had fallen down entoog the straw where be re mained so long undiscovered. It appeared in evidence that the deceased had Wag laboured under • wreetal Ilia lion; that be had left bis father's house at Gristliest" in the early part of the month and proceeded to Staniturd, end that when there he had taken laudanum. After that lie went to Castle Bytham to see his brother, with whom he staid a few days, but could scarcely be made to eat or drink any thing during the elude time, complaining that he was very ill, but refusing to take the benefit of medical aid. On the Sa turday, while his brother was gone to 'starlet, he took the opportunity of committing this fatal art. The Jlll/31 felUril. ed a verdict of liestritity.--.(i:tareford Merrier) • --------- o*, t. • FELO D 1 SE. % . "' l, ll‘ • An legnest wall held our Moodily stOnnight at Nether Stuwey, Sumersetshire, on the body of Sarah IValfurd, aged 49. The deceased had been cohabiting for some months past with • mate waned James Thresher, and they had re cently bad words, in c)nsequeuce of the man refusing to Imarry her, which he declined doing fur the silleeed reason . that she was in dell ; and on Sunday morning they pa.ted by a sort of nistual convene The unfortunate weman went to seek lodgings, but did not seeceed, and she was discovered near Thresher's lodging the following morning suspended by a rope toe willow tree. There was out the sheltiest evi dence to prove derangement of intellect at any period of her life tap to Sunday one o'clock, which was the last time she was seen ; and the Jury, comistior of thielein, milk one dissentient, returned a verdict of Felts de ell. l'he Corosirr it.sued his warrant fur interment accordingly,' which was duce the morning after the Inquest, at Bincumbe Cross. A shocking event occurred in this town, anon after nine un Nlontlay night. John Davies, a pump-maker, re. Ming on St. John's-bill, had • qrtarrel with his wife, weeasiorted, it is said, by a dog, to which 11w man had thrown i suma.sseat. Persons residing in the same house, and in one ,ssolligsouti, Were alarmed by the sluice of something falling dews upon the stairs, and on visiting the spot, Mrs. Davies eta found at the bottom of the stairs : on raising her head, lasted flowed from her mouth. Surgical assistance was alm o st 'imstantly obtained ; but t he fall hail occasioned a sleep con tusion uo the back of the head, with an extensive fracture ; and the surgeons afterwards discovered thus the besin was covered wish coagulated blood. The woman never spoke, but expired is three boor* •fier. Meaowlule Mts. Price (wills whom Davies and his wife lodged), stepped over the body, and rushing into Davies 's room, found him in bed ; the constables tend patrol then took him in custody, when it was discovered that he was not wholly undressed. lie stated that his wife hail !turmoid to scratch hint, end, that on her retreating to the dour, he push ed her, and she fell down stairs. The only stifle.* to the transaction is a sun, aged 30, who wail then in bed in the same room, but he (having a wooden leg whirls was &henna fastened), was unable to plevelit the catastrophe. II is proper Wolin., that the suits descend at about the distance of snag Iwo feet from the openitig of the room door ; shut there is nu balustrade whatever, and that no iron pot, which was placed to hold water at the lop attic Stairs, was heard fall ing from stair to Mani after the unfortunate yeoman. A Coroner's Jury, after having twice adjuirined for 11. e purpose of oblainiug additional witnesses Out from shy ilif feiroce of opinion, as it has been improperly stated) brought in a verdict of " Murder." The man has hero accualoMed to quarrel with his family, when in liquor only. This is the fourth person of the name who has been accidentally killed near the seine spot within six mduilia.--( Arne:bury Chro nicle ) The 73J regiment, under the command of Major Hum. ploy, marched from Chichester on Fittlay last on their route to Meant) Barrack., to the great regret of the officers, who during their stay in th-1 city rereir.ll the moat marked attent.ou from the inivilutsnts, but more especially tons those connected with the army. The North Lincoln militia, having completed this year's training, wire disbanded on Tuesday, suit left Lincoln fur their respectire homes. Previonvly to their being dia handed, the result of a court-martial which had hero held on Neigeatit•majoe Pilgrim was read at the head of the regi. meat. Three charges had been preferred against him, and he was Noud guilty on two of them. The srolpweir, we understand, was, that be should be broken into the ranks for six months.— Lieutenant-Colonel Ellison, commander of this regiment iu the absence of Coloael Lord Milsingtowa, expressed his approbation at the very great progress made by the men in their mailer, exerciser, and indium!, good conduct. nwisteaysetnes ,MiltletrirlTlL4L 10C11177. i•re pier The Apish , . leek ;dare on Bridal lost. sad was most respectably att ; the Preekleok bard &Muer, is the Chair. Mr. A Smith, of Stott Mill-lase, oorsery man sod gardener exhibited the hest new variety of the apple, bat his ispielesea being deemed better adapted to the table thesis thetintposes of cider making, the premium in ibis class was pentleised. Oaly one plough appeared for the posse in that departemiat, arid its owner having obtaiaed the premium last year, was not retitled on Ibis occasion, by the roles of the Soriety. No cottager offered for the pro. mime on the greatest quantity of honey raised, nor for the greatest quantity of Sax or herd*, spas. Many gentlemen de livered their seetimests ow subjects connected with Africal. ture, sad expressed their anxious hopes that those important interests might speedily be improved, to the benefit not only of the landlord sad tenant, but that of the country at large. COUNTRY NARKRTS AND AAIRS. —...---- WINDSOR, OCTOInt 1!7. WlMat,per 11.11/ Os tote/ las I Remus, per qr. Vis to 34. Barley, per Id. „Us to Ns Pease .... .33a to Ma Oats 2l. to 304 Rye —8 to —it STAINFS, Ocroaao 26. Wheat ....IV 10. to 111110. Petwe par qr. .. to 3aa Rye -. to —to Barley ..... 25s to !fa Oats Per qr Us to 30. Boma • to 3111. UXBRIDGE. Oceania 25. Wheat, per Id. 1610 s a 221 Os 10.1. 164 Od a 32a 00 Rya .._!Bs a 33s Od Beans 28s 1)4 a 38. Od Barley, per qr..ttd a 34s Od I Pease 32s Od a 3b. Od Gaissbormigh mart was held on Tuewlay and Wieuetiey lest, and was most numerously attended, pirated.* the cheese fair, at which • much larger quantity of Arse was pitched tbati ever before since the establishment of tie fair. Macy buyers attended, and better prices were iibtahmedl thee at Retford—beet 47.. to 50s. ; seemed, *built 411 a. to 416. From the eery favourable solution of the town kw water carriage there ran be nu doubt that this will in a few years be the first Heusi fair in this part of the kingdom. There was a tolerable show of horses, neat cattle, and sheep, but prices were very indifferent. At Farindleld fair on the Ibtlt lessees there was a target member of sheep peened than ever was 'remembered, and at epees It'elock the crowd of farmers and graziers was im mense, bat very few Fiefdoms were made, and those at re duced prices. Several very excellent rams were shows fee hire; among which were two of a very superior sort, the property of Mr. Juba Cardieg, of the Combs; they let well. Os Tuesday there was a wrestling match for • pries of lea guineas, which was woe by the Young Raffia,, (Butler) of Hucknall, throwing the Champion (Duck, of Kneen') in grand style. Afterwards the spectators were amused by wrestler* of lea weights and skill. WINCIIIISTrIt, dement 27. On Thursday onr Tows Fair commenced, and was well attended, though the weather proved rather unfavourable. A considerable qatantile of Cheese was offered fur sale, which experienced a dull martet, at varies' priers—SM. to 51s. sad 60s. per cwt. Much remained unsold. The Norms were also uncommonly dull of sale ; and Pigs very cheap—a, fine sow sod six pigs for 21. Our Sheep Fair commenced on Tuesday morning: there were penned above SO,OOO sheep, which mild spur an average 2s. or 3s. a bead better than at Weylull Fair, sad Nearly all were sold. It may be useful to many of mar- readers to know, that the show of Somerset and Dorset ewes will take place at A eplesharriem Friday mod Saturlay, the 2d and 3,1 of No vember, aadtglit the Pea Fair well be held ou Monday, the 5111 of Now*. the hands of a pet Obese wretches, whe • ! 441 1 PItlillilang tballarma stop them free Wlsielo..bialidia moneyed pci t t ry, • tes t ' allover the coontry. k i ll* . 'boot *oda the boy safortuni .Adered..thol they never will desist f elloili phew. intestines libels; and the .• ittitletti di on ie oat topunish persons who . alas mhos, to dellasce of.. el P11111.11".20* pt rare ie their illegal tati t otione • t 1111111- leleafactowily proved to the fiat the Poisoiser, jos fn . . • i *pie *hem be sold the libel izt r air lieu 1 !bop iu Fleet-street), was i ond . •ils this employ of • re min, *Sly *so ouleeed to sell the esuoli,,p‘Wwissassy. that he swievisktlN 'of alloilpfely.o Tam boy was ia waist of a -when Aimpo w bodeced to cuter into the eon r of ,that he has described, gaol ' 'tiffip Ali hod been gwilty of the of POMO, bbiell. , He (MG A.) eaderstoe was _ .to •ploed rooky. owl eater in _ •. . c. w .0... - MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SATURDAY, OCTONIIIR 27. TIM KING 30A1IN• 111U112•11'..„ Mir care yes of a heirless description. The Defendant Was Wined lee receiving *siker epos, henries it to have bees Moire. It appears that she Is sfreft.wotuao,rho keeps a basket at the career of Citillird•Otresit,Tottesham eoset-road. Sin had lodger. • littlitaliffid if tee years of age to go is taw deb for apples to theilorillt of lc 9d. sad thew peppled hee.lei steal • iiilmiesSitiOuptient from heir Igavertleant wheels Abe pummel le.dbedarasi of eight d li Sop. She retorted the idest ri toallosibild, sod restste her realm her with bum - too, puelliSek Ste. to therm! of three 'hilltop. • • •. al 9V.,11 Jsas Ismer Hie child, sehetunlollaillaybove ease folly. She sawed to he as etwominsulfilitlielet ebild of bet age. The mother of the arid wee, Woe Padeoed, who sire she was sot atoll selosisted with the Perkier. The ewaseues• was also prodeeif, who ideating the spare or her property. Cborimeorsios„the officer who apprebeuilled the Prisoner, penal that she had court seed bawler p owned the spoon. Theolekseeattompled to be 'et op war, MP Pm Street, ihe inisettor, boil *got the child to thiPelibuer for the purport of powsiog the "peon; led this alio lila to sonsia by two etiterdiseket trousee, who said they were present whea t tits ohild caw with • etesage to that effect from Hie, child's tanker. notary withhold resitariam, however, pellieeeeed a Ter. diet 4170114 g. nenottin* impllkomest is the Bear 114 C 411111111104 ow bread and water. t. tsb • . "'"11111111 uteri O. VAUDIVIL: " The Passer reeroketed for 'remelting bbe,mtleer. Um. Voledeedi proved QM' see gave ber two black eyes,..mo‘ so severe • troottrilitiiilbe breast, that she was blisters& sod MO. Ph, primmer put in • long written defence, acensiog his saber of hs blind druuk, and falling op a;g= stairs, bet Mead ening any tritnesn..-.19141". drys imprisoning oo Weed and worm ro Pft • at et wow. , ,e 1 •• std' BOW-ITRZIT. COFFEE SHOPS. Ou Silently emoting James Norman, the keeper of • coffee.stiop, is Wyek-sireet, appeared be: ore George Row. hied Ilinelteil, P.sq. the Situieg Magistrate, to answer a dome of • breach of the Lie Act of Parliameer‘prooli for the nineties of such places, in which is a reerigas of boors fur them opening. The ADM aPlost the Defendant was for banal; his asp open st fuer u'elock un Thursday neurniog, being betoent Michaelmas mid Lady day. Jobe Cox, • seafaring man of Margate, stated, that be, errompenied by • kaiak at the otiose slated time went be. the Orfesdont's slap sad gained admittance without Woo , difficisliy, writ" he bail oos baste of soup, and tlashosis had two basins, for which be paid one shilling; thstalkandlp robbed him of "enrol ankles and then rau off, be puma sod "reared her • she was taken to the walchboest, Sad Ili • Friday she usdrweat an esamination at the above alley, „ I mot was enionsitted for trial. On Ills crositexamisailoe: he admitted that he di.l not see the Defeadant there, but was supplied with the soup by a man who acted as 7 . 1Z. 4 dr who attended ow Saturday evening, and frankly 'ools all that bad lakes place as to the sale of the soup, &c. An Attorney attended for the Defendant, and took "eve. rat objections to the proceedings, contendiag that the sale 51 soap was wet within the meaning of the Act of Farb... Met, sad nal coining under the meaning of" other Wisps. eke." It was also observed that a.la mode beef-shop and eating.howses that sold soup, who kept open at unlimited Men, would be liable wider this Act of Parliament, if monp ttowld be brought ruder the meaning of other Pigeon. The Armory oleo contended lust no proof had been adduced BM the Defendant was the proprietor, occupier, or agent if the petition, but if soy offence against the Act by the sole of soup had hero committed, it had been done by the waiter, and against whom the charge ought to hare been preferred. The Magistrate overruled all the objections, sod cenokal ed the Defendant in the penalty of 101. to which the altos. net gore more* of his iniention to appeal, and produced two Mil for list purpose, expressing himself confident of ,ne aps with his objection at the Sessions. A maw of the muse of Hall, who stated himself to reside to the Borough, sod another in t he City-road, presented them. mires at eight *Mock, as bail for Mr. Bloomfield, bat he Iteing thee to the House of Correction, the Magistrate de. distil waiting until he was brought from the'prisoa, rape. Molly soder the circumstances of two strangers, living at so greet • ulster-e, offering themselves as bail; be therefore desired them to inn their raises, business, and address, that hopity Might be made, and to attend agar' this morning. Os Friday errant Joiner Smolt and Robert Roedwell were brought before the same Magistrate by Nesbitt, the streetkerper of St. Clemeat Varies, and Smith, our of the patrol, charged with collerting a great crowd of people in Breitutoor.stret, so as to render it almost impassable with out great inconvenience. The conduct complained of was that of elegies wogs, and holding dialogues of a sedi. Otiose sail inflasinusiory nature. One of the publics. his.. was prodeced ; it consisted of the mutt ion pelmet. sod disgusting ribaldry, and was issued from the press "firma of the name of Cat oat, of Moomonib emir. Ituetorll had been in custody some time since on • charge of leaviag robbed a gentleman of his watch. The Prisoners were ordered to find bail. --- - KILLED BY d BULL. A melancholy accident happened at Deuby Grange on Friday afternoon, the 12th instant. Timothy Cudworth, cow-leech, a ma• much respected I. the line of his mo fission, went nnaceompanied by the farmer, or any of his farming arrows, into a paddock at Denby Grange, to look at a f ite bull: the animal had, helot, that period, shirrs symptoms of dislike to the unfoetansie man, whom be then attacked with the greatest fury : the walls of the paddock being seven feet high, the pour fellow failed in his endeavour to make his escape by IMC:41111 of the wall, and fell, when be was so shockingly tossed and gored as to occasion ►is death, which sock place un Tuesday evening. The bull was shut on Friday, and was sold by Mr. John Ness, al the Kars Arms Inn, on Saturday, at nine o'clock, by the pound, fur the benefit of the pour widow, wbo is now left destitute of moppet t, wish sir belpleuthildres.—( York Chronicle.) Late on - Monday night, or early on Tuesday morning last, the premises of H. H•aFO•D, of Down-place, Berk., Esq. were broken into and robbed of sundry articles of wearing apparel and • watch, with which the thieve' escaped undis covered. One morning in last week, as the gamekeeper of Sir THOMAS WHITE, Bart. of Walling Wells, was looking out for poachers, he overtook ■ fellow with a fowling-piece, and immediately *tilted him, but in the scuffle, the ~oschrr retreated • few paces, and discharged the piece, the contents of which entered the gamekeeper's body, and lie expired about eight o'clock last night, leaving • widow sod five young children. We are happy to learn the villain is in custody. Yesterday tre'unight the parish church of Farnham Royal, Bucks, which ha. been under a thorough repair, and the body rebuilt, was re-opened fur Divine Service, commencing with Alorning Hymn by the children of the Free School. Friday after the Dover mail-coach had changed horses at Dartford, in parsing through the town it Eroke down, in consequence of one of the wheels breaking. The fOlteli was full of passengers, inside •ud out, but, we are happy to say, they all escaped injury• DiPLORABLE ACCIDENT. At Etbearbet , Colliery, near Weahrounwieli. James Nosh, Thunsaa Lawton, John Cottrell, John Rothe, John Ricks, and Rowland Marra, were will, several milers at work in one of the pits, libels a great quantity of coal mad itoostowe, about th•riy aura weight, suddenly gave way, and the ruck sluue fell upon the six men alum. named, the first five o( whom were instautaneously killed, and the other, Rua land Morris, survived a few inmates wily, during whirb time he was heard to call sat once or twice Ler help —Another un fortunate catastrophe we have to swim similar it , ii. tea litre, at Grove Land Collieiy, in the parish of Rowley Regis, whet, upward. of ten tuns weight o f coa l f e ll span the bdy ofJoseph Sheldon, and killed him almost ingot - diately.—liiptisitiosts went on Monday last held upon the bodies, sad verdicts of Accidental Death were returned by the Juries. TAKING WE.4SELS. About the beginning of July last year, a female weasel, of the largest species, was taken alive is a field at Craigie, near Perth. The person who caught it amused Inanelf by honing this little animal. In a few weeks the weasel ap peared to be pe►fectly reconciled to the narrow hounds of the house, through wksieb it was allowed to range, mad became so &radar with its host, as tu eat oat of Isis ►and, climb round his person, and go iu►u his pockets in search of find. la the mouth of December, this animal was deli vered of fuer young ones, w►o were also treated with all possible care by the owner of the house. The weather having become very cold, the dam one night removed her tender family from the fluor to the bed, Led lodged evens safely under the blanket at her bust's feet. On seeing this, be tuck one of them, and kept it In Isis hand on the pillow. The dam appeared alarmed, anal ran shunt bins. m3kiug a plaintive nuii.c•; but seemingly assured that too harm was to be dune its young, she immediately brought the other three, one by one, and laid them on his hand. The parent weasel has mace been killed by occident.—(Calettoalan Mercury .1 Sir Richard Dirtily, the Chief Maicistrate of the Prthlie Office, Bow-street, and Mr. Day, the Conductor of the Po lice Hurst Patrol Establiskateat, impeeled the Dirmorinted Horse Ntrul ou Thursday, at the back of Whotels.ll Cha pel. They are a set of stroug awl active mess, are well-dts ciptinrd and armed, and since the short period of their being appointed (which is Not above nine months) have beep of most beneficial service to the public in the environs of. the metropolis, out only is anwebesding ft lona and other of. fenders, but by their activity sad exertions truth by night ■nd day, they have pr tett tunny depredations which would otherwise have beers committed. The system of ventilation, lately introduced into this town by Dr. Meyler, and which an experience of a few year* has proved to be so eminently useful in many ref cur public stitstions, has been lately applied for a purpose not. perhaps, originally contemplated by its author, namely, the ventilmittu of our large tobacco warehouse. It appears that the nor. chauts, engaged in this branch of commerce, bare annually sustained very considerable lops,, from the tobacco heating, as they conceive, to coasequestre of the downtime of the ware. house; sad they last year suentorializ• the Treasury to have it ventilated under Dr. Miler's direction. This gentleman has been accordingly sent dower from London, and the yen. illation of the warehouse is now completed under his outset. intendence. By alleratioaa made in the witsolowsorriginally placed in the roof, they have been made infinitely more •f. &dual in promoting a circulation of air than they formerly were; and a variety or other judicious expedients hive bees' employed to bring air into the hniliting, sad to promote its circulation in nisi part. In fact the snarl, from whatever quarter it may bl o w, is wow made eminently available to el. feet this measure. The large circular Mick pillar', which are placed is. the centre of lie warehouse to support the roof, and to carry off the water, are, in cuusiquence of some alter. alumni, made available to ventilation also, and they bring large body of air into places nut preciously adequately sap. plied with it. We Atoll, therefoee, that the advantages ex. peeled by the inerchaots, from the ventilation of the ware. house, will be fully realized, as they certainly cannot now at. tribute any injury their tobacco may sustain to want ofair. —(Lirerpool Courier.) IV/PAL INTELLIGENCE. ilettniteineS. - *arum te. Tie Rotal George prim i.-sere datt of harhoor. • rtaimotim, ocrosra 45. Antra the Supply. llebPrisoth Gym Newcastle for Jamaica; and the tramport N.H. from Colt. tracitonTm, OCTOIDER 25. Arrived the Bastard, from Portsemarth for the 11"r.t Nem; and John Baker, Aaliby, from Loaders fur Legloon. HARWICH, INCTOBItIi. ?a. Arrived the Lady Nepeen petite with a sail rum Cult. !gavel'. Tire Thalia pocket, Captain Livirre, fro. Gottertherg with mails fur this port, was totally loot ow the fill inshore, •bout four a.er., Arleta miles eastward of Boverihregea. Crew and malls saved. DW, (wriest 26. Came down from .she River and mutate the Mae.feria, Moore, fur Baltimore; Fifeshire parker, Rubino, fir Co lombia River; Jane, Mansfield, fur Bemsea Ayres; Mews ger, Gowau, for Belfast ; James Daelop, Shepherd, (s►Rt. Kill's; sail Pascual, Adroit., fur Bilbao. Arrived a•d sailed again ►kke Weser, Jrukins, frees Wee York for Hon; and Piuselyte, Marawariag, (rum rlatigas foe London. Put bark the Daekeelleld, fur Jamaica ; sad beektos. for SIM Loose. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Red 76/ ET. Pits, 3 per It. Con•...77it i i 5 4 pr. 4 per Cent y6l Ditto 5001..... 4 6 pt. 5 per Co. N. A nn Ditto Serail •.5 7 Pr ] to& 111 Lottery 'rocker., 191. IBc. Bunk Long Atm. 19 5j Cons. few' Am..... 7711 7-16 78 77U India 80nd".... 68 pr. ~~., _ MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDUALI. TO 110111110 W. 10 . M. M. J i tth jgg.iineald Wadi, farmer A. riming, gorperiler J. yam, Lang-sere, cooehjoiner W. Jimanage, Lasted Farm, Codbam, Kent, fanner 10 W. Gager, Haymarket, saddler DIVIDENDS. M. Mary, Oaford.sireet. talkie G. A. T. Broggaikate, Little Engebeap, merchant l2 A. Johnson, Paluser's Village, Werinshister, brickhi)er 12 G. Cosmos, Gray's Ino.lasie merchant J. Bale. sad W. Culln:rd, St. John street, brass- foomieni IT R. Groping, Brosd.street buildings, merchant lt J. Bevies, Isle of the City-road and Taberoacle-iralk, tember.rnerchunt J. Young, late of Were, Hertford, tailor T. Nicoll, Warr, Hertford, sack-maker J. N. De Qairos, Bucklerrbory, London, merchant 10 J. Bates, Badoup &milord, Hertford, draper. . 10 CERTIFICATES. M. IVilkinson, of Whaley, Lancaster wine.naerchaat.— J. Cleugh, late of Leadenhall.streei, Lancaster oholende luien draper..--J. Bedrock. of Upton.Pyile, Devon, miller.— E. Bushell, senior, of Bath, cabinet-maker. MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, st Sherboorne, Newts. Mr. X. Sander son, B.A. of Pembroke College, aril Sydewheow, Kits, only surviving son of the late Rev. A. Sanderson, Vicar of As t Blanc, Gloucestershire, to Charlotte Maria, ouly daughter of the late Rev. H. Arnold, Vicar of Longstock, Hants. Os the 23,1 Institut, at Tangshiny Church, in use county of Longford, by the Rev. Robert Fuherodue Jessup, Sir George Ralph Fetherestone. Bart. /11. P for the county of Longford, su Frances Elisabeth Sully, elite,' dasghsrr .4 Moo. Jessop, and of the late Willard Selly, Esq. of Yurk.ploter, Powiessivognare, London, and granddaughter of Sir Frede rick Flood, But. After the laicism my the wedding party re turned to douse► at Doory 11.11, the seat of John liar woo Jessup, Eito., and in the teeming proceeded to Ardagh, the seat of Sir G. It. Fetherston. Lately. at Christ Church, Rriatol, Mr. W. Pails, of the Plough Hotel, Weston-poper-Maro, to Mrs. Mary Frank:, after a courtship of two days. Mr. P.M is her fourth hus tled. To the mortification of the bide, her third lousimuol came on the neat day, and demanded his unfaithful rib : DEATHS. On Monday, at her house in Rivers-street, Bath, I.ad♦ Tydol, relict of Sir J. Tydd, Bart. of LAsehertun, Quern's county, Ireland. On Monday, after a short hut severe illness, Mrs. Trees_ man, widow of Mr. Robert Trewmire, proprietor of Ile Exe ter Plyiisg Post Un Miniday last, •t Nether Siowey, Suaterselshire, R. Woodhouse, Esq. aged 23. The deceased WU out coursing on the Salerday preceding, hail a friend to oboe wish him on Sunday, awl was found dead in his bed on Monday morning. At Broallourn, Herta, on the 12th lust. the Rey. Witham Jaime, (erste and vicar of that parish for the last forty years. ...About twelve years ago, being very ill , he hill his coffin made, but not olyiug ou soon as he espeeleol, he had shelves fixed so it, awl eutsvertiag it into a book-case, he placed it lo his study. Two days before he died, he desired a Tempe limo, who *hood by lois bedside, to take out the books and shelves, and get the coffin ready, as he Afield gluon want it, which isms arcorilingiy June. He ruttier desired Host the chuich chit might got 1011, ■nd that lie might he buried ■a ►oun as possible after he was dead; but when they came to deposit the remains into the ready-route coffin, it was found too small; it was therefore given to n em pettier to (Marv. wheels beiug done, this singular man was bowled se Howler last, in the plain broods, without plate, same, date. or Delis. The Rey. %Main Tomlin ;tutu med the fuomal ser sirr. On the 2J instant, Lieutenant At thus. F. Seeds, of the Royal Navy, a most promoting young offierr, sun of Thom,. Seeds, Erg of Portses. He lied be. nv. ry actively ensplop-il during the list twelve moothe, in the sooppreesion amour glie4 on the north coast of Lelia!, and it was ie the voodoo. discharge of the duties s.f this dangerous service that his life fell is orifice. On the lit of the present month, a large smaegliog schooner, which it appears hail effected the lauding of her cargo at Pont Ralintoist (on tho Irish coast) was seen to tack Levee( u Reolohn and t h e Scotch Isles.—Lieot. Seeds iinonediat. ly put to sea I. his smack. and the couple of Rathlin saw him enileavonrieg to row to windward of the asaloggler, by the Sound tat Rothliu; !I most danger.ous •avigatiou on aceouut of the ewaflu of so many titles. The night came can dark and twenty, and Ltenernant Seeds vessel was ■ever seen again; it is sup posed the smuggler ran her down in the night, •ad hr and his r11: 1 411131e1111101.1i0111 perialied. Li. totiroziot Seeds was (nly in the 28th year of lois age; he is the fourth see that hi* afflicted father ties lust ito the pnlolie sets ice; Iwo Qf US - rt by the pestilential cffecta of fi.rrr in tropical climes. And it is • corcuiusteure which wally ■egmrnts thi domestic calamity, that Lieutenaut $ was spun to have hero ei.ited in marriage to a young Lady of • highly en.. 6pvelaille family and f cousiderable perinatal y expecoalmos. On August 23, al Dernmarn, sf the yellow fever, Low.. Colonel Mouth, C.B. of the 21. t Royal Scotch Fusiliers, eldest sun of Dr. Nontlo, of Bath. Colonel Mouth en.- Imiked from Portsmouth garrison a►out two years since ; Iw was a moat galliat tinker; he greatly olistmeensised litoost if is the taking of Ilartioiopte, nod st Hat battle of Attoscra, Beaten, die. At firotiaction, on the 16th instant. aced 67. David hlathie. Esq. in consequence of a fatal Injury be received siit lite prteeditig Sunday, ii(11111 Leissig illness lied of hie Fur whore holy yea's tie prettified as a surveil and orodw coiry in it untineun and its environs. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 1.1331011 N NUDGE:. Mornieg 41 after 3. I [wooing 57 slaw 3. - Trleted shit Published at TH E 13H ITIMH rims sad THE GLOBE Dire, He. 111, *timid, by C. CURIA ELL, ar the *rasa. V ,