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~. I ~:. : . well knows." The warrant was eranteel in t i e course of lit AGRICULTURE, 4-e. OIIS I MVATI O NS • Si the purposes f or: w h i c h they We ii e made, and AV,. I. INT E LLIOEA CE. wick. hot dot Prisoner hawing k e pt ou t o f t h e way was mo t -nee-- ~ . t skew and yesterday afternoon. MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECEMBER. ON THE DISPOSITION OF THE WATERS AT THE what it was th a t erase d the dtvisinn or litre betweeh CREATION, AT THE TIME OF THE UNIVERSAL the waters in the h ear t o f the globe, and the waters I. Parton, the (y eomen ) i n f ormer , b e i ng p l ace d i n t h e -. IrORTHEOEITH. JANUARY 1.. witness lox, said, that he lived at N 0.4, Crusacourt, Drury. The long continuance of heavy rains in ell districts of the DELUGE, AND AT PRESENT. upon or shove its surface." Arrived the Britannia, Heolyn; Riga, Foster; Neaten, • lens. lie knew th e P i limner. He went to the shop coml . country has caused a ceteral suspe n si on of 'agricultural ope- .__ _,..„ ._ ~___ My supposition with respect to th e wat e rs and . Theaker ; Renewal, Croms David Scott, Honore; Waterloo, Bell ; Mavis, Weniher. rite; Mary trio, Wsrringlon ; Water is first mentioned in the 2d verge of the the tirmatient which divide them is nearly, though head; Edgar, Boy; and Prince of Waterloo Gray (rum the Carliir'e, sit No. 35, Fleet-street, on the 41st December last, - ration., except that of letting water off the I•nds, which are and there he saw the Primmer; it was some time in the so estensterely overflown. Great domain has keea ads- " much of baser matter." Also arrived the Vigo Go o Si. Helena. ' S , • ilea ' S pir i t of t i uste•y. in the at.enve quotation, mixed up • D own ,. first book of Genesis, " And S : • t Gad Itf I stared moved upon the face of the waters. Anil in the with pewit to in the shop. He as k e d him fir "'no Ad. bug away abundance of cures,. The Harmony, Woodall. from London fur Demerara, Est hay, live sod dead stock, . chest ha the Reformer, of the 24th June," which the Pre. end in some parts even the dwelling of the Inhabitants. 1 6 t h eerie we find, " And God rimier look from a shelf and handed to him. Witness then The lamentable visitation has mach inereaeed the distresses • firmament in the midst of the w•ters, said, Let there be I (thunder the word firmament, as used in the and let it 6th verse of the Ist chapter of Genesis, to mean b y • here obliged to hear up for Plymouth, bavieg been *Orrick heavy sea, which ranted sway her boats, hulw•rn ks, &c. ' ' sa ve a a l s p ence , w hi c h th e Prisoner took, and nothing far. l of the liu•bairdmart. The young Wheats on well d ra in. di v id e th e waters from the waters. Arid God made the shell or inc rus t at i on w hi c h di v id e* t h e wate r PLYMOUTH, eutemsown 31. k ' the. passed between them. The pamphlet now ahewn to ed lands continue their healthy a e ' e pp aranc Beans ape • witnees is the same which be perchaseil on that occasion of tither s p r u ng corn tn i si h e got i ts very late, from the deluged 11 the firmament, and divided the water* which were whi•• ate on the surface of the ea r th, f r om the Arrived the Dowse Castle, Herbert, f r om N ewcast l e L., I ' 7 , under the firmament, front the waters which were waters within ins internal abs..Charente; Tigris, Sok, emu L o ud on f or J anss i c• ; bk y l ook, the Prison , r. lie did nut see what the Prisoner did with stale of the roil. The F ro countries are its dancer of a the sixpence; he left him with it in his hand. He W positive general inundatioo,frum the breakinc of their brinks. Clover. above the firmament." lii adopting this simple view of the original dill- Monday, from ditto for Smyrna ; and Ale r t, M i ll s , h um S i. W_ the Prisoner is the person he then saw, bet he dues nut know seed rises light, and will fall short of an average crop. Tar- " And Clod said, Let the waters under the hen- position of the waters of the terrestrial globe. the I Michael's fur Loudon: the litho ran foul of the ship itre. his name, nips are moping away fast, from the continuing mildness yen be gathered together into one place, and let the way its cleared for • more bleed acceptation of the them, and tore the mainsail to pieces. Also arrived the Ca. The deposition having been taken, Mr. Payne, the chief of the season ; she Grass feed is still abundant from the - es median packet, Hodeett, from Lendon for Bermuda. dry land appear ; mid it was so. representation given in the Bible, and the very e s- , proceeded in read it over in sin audible voice to the same rause Hay is cheaper. Smithfield has been largely . \ • rausioven, DECEMBER 31. k • witness, but the latter having, in tee mean lime, engaged supplied with beasts and sheep through the month. Lean in the 6 h chapter of Genesis we find the Lord presvions merle nee of become Inn longer figurative, Arrived the Briton , • Richards, Gum Loudon fur Mobile; "s Limeelf in eon aaaaa tem with some person who stood star boo, Stuck are considerably lower, particularly fur Welsh rents saying, " And behold I, earn I, do bring a flood but accurately descriptive. Pulsate', Langley, from Memel fur ditto; Cathaviar, Hul. dad oat perceive either the concla•ion of the reading nor the sad short-horned steers. The Wool market is rather brisker of waters upon the earth, to destroy all flesh." The waters which were to remain upon the stir. man; and Industry, from London for Limerick; sod A:. ciiesiina put to him by Mr. Payne, Wls that true on the oath far all sows, at somewhat better prices. --Horses of must And in the 7th ch titter, the manner of the flood face of the earth had, by the divine command, loon, Burrell, from ditto fur Genoa. - yow have takes I" bet stood with his head mimed towards the kinds are hardly saleable on any terms. is described : " Fur yet seven drys, and I will cause been separated at the creation from the waters tivsaroot.. Orcestant 31. - ; ;mum with whom he was speaking, and it was nut until the • The Ellen Bird from Liverpool to Dublin', was totally cordion was - repeated in a louder tone, after a pause of it to rain upon the earth forty drys and forty night*. which were to be confined in the abyss, by the l ' ' LIBERAL LANDLORDS AN D CLERGY. ost at Modem*, crew aired The cargo of the Corsair for I abort a minute, that be answered, " Yes, Sir." A nd it came to pass after sever, days, that the intervention of a material, impenetrable Bubo once. charlesios. hag been landed fere foes damage. The Lord . -Me Payne then ink dto the Magistrate, that it was We would recosemead to the landlords the example or waters of the flood were upon the earth. In the via in the nature of a shell, when, in the year of the Collingwroud, Tail, fur Pernambuco, sailed nit 30th instant, • . essential in • case allies sort, end indeed uf any other, the' Mr. Bastard and Mr. Fuller. Tore have suuk their rents nearly hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, world 1657, the Almighty urdaitted that universal put bark with lamer forelop-mast and bowsprit. The Hato II • 1 ne_haif not you el 11 1 r the deposition should he correctly and carefully taken and o , ti ng b motives •iila a remission of 2111 on the ' , eve recogaired as correct by the tritons ; whereupon or 251. p er rep leavi ng t., na il t he t ea l the same. This is a ash, C a llers, from New fie 'Arend) day of the month. - the same day deluge which destroyed all life from o ff the earth, York i Liverpool , ass °mad " at Saud, Cove, near Denteary Harbour. c - Mr. Alderman Birch addressee,: the informer, ac id - 1 am manly and an hononweble mode of meeting the distress of were all the fountaiirs of the great deep broken up, except the brio • t I ' I Noah • g Crea urns ►a tut up wit 1111 /I . riot!. convinced then when the deposieue was read over just the tenant -Meeks Chrowieht.) and the windows of the heaven were °pelted. And the ark. Arrived the Argo, Brightman RAIII•OATE, JAMEr•IiT 1. , from Yarmouth (or N• het. . . Into's, you did not hest a word of it, slid Ilial you mow/erect Sir George Leeds, •I his last audit, libernlly renamed his the rain wee upon the _earth forty days and forty In attempting to suggest any mode by which this with loss of bowsprit; Eliza, Sharp, from Shields fvr Charts- • 'Yes," without knowing in what you were•peakiese. I ela- femme* 20 per cent. sad in some cases coesielerably more. nights. And the flaw!' was forty days 'spoil the fined might have been caused, let it not be suppos- wry, with loss of foremast and bovrepro, and bows stove; cite, therefore, that you will be more attentive while the de- It should be ohs d, that all Sir George's farms have been earth, and the waters increased. And the waters ed for oiie instant that I ern doubting the puasibi- •nd Aurora, Mayer, from Hamburg\ fur Challestos, with position is read over to you .gain. let et very reduced rents within these last sec mad sails split. 9 years, preValled. 01111 were inereesed greatly upon the lity of its being produced by a miracle, without ... The &insertion was eta/Minty read over •gain, sod most of them en 1 . cowls, SANUART 1. earth , • and all the high hills . that were ender the the intervention of ineaus intelligible to man. The A • .• . , • akirmed by the %%Oates. At Sir James Affirek's tithe audit on Monday seanight. heir. Alderman Birch thou addreased the Prisoner-Are you he unsolicited returned 10 iet rent. dist, vied to tell your name, or do you meas. to ronceal it ? The Bev. C Browne has Mao decimetre! In per rest , from Prienner-lt makes uo dirt/epee lir me whether I tell my his halos olds? partite-sof Btu' Natio.* and Lemma. name or not. The Rev. N. T. 0 Lemmas abated IS per emit . of the Mr. Alderman Birch-Yoe are the best jedge of that • ; tithes of Stowell, and 10 per ceist. of those of Brautplou aed let I Cali tell you that it will make no difference in the case. Weirlinelsam. Ps ismier-My name is John Barclay. Air. Alderman Birch-How du yew get your !Wier? o.i eeeee er-I am • priuter by trade. Ste. Alderman Birch-Who put you into that shop! Pr. Miner-As 1 was going along Fleet-street, I saw a hill ix the window, saying that a &busman was wanted. 1 went in, and saw a female there, Mrs. Wright, and I told her I wanted the place. She agreed to take me, without asking The Rev. It Lockwood 10 per cent. of those of Kessing- hotel. whole heaven were entered, Fifteen cubit* up- Omnipotent. who had said, " Let there be li " wards did the waters prevail. and the mountnius and light was. had bat to speak the word, ' 6 Let were covered. And the waters prevailed upon the there be • universe of water," and the dry. land earth au hundred and fifty does," It. the next chapter it is stated. " God made is wind to pass over tlm carter, an d the waters as. suaged. The fountains also of the deep amid the The Rev Henry Tiluey, Rector of flockweld,has dropped windows of heaven were atop; his tithes 10 per cent, FATAL ACCIDENT. -......_ Au Inquisition was held yesterday before Mr. Higgs, the clopp ed , and the rain from heaven sus restesined. And the waters returned from o ff the earth ) continually ; and after the hun- dred arid fifty days the waters were abated. lit the six hundred and first year, in the first month, on would at once have vanished. (To be concluded in ewe next) _____ TARES ON WEST INDIA SUGAR. ~........_. LIVERPOOL, Dreawaan 31. raved the Maoebester, Mitchinson, Gain Halifax, leaky light, and damaged. • Came down from the River and sailed DEAL, JARUART I. the Woodberne, Boxed, from Africa ; Carl Jelin, Kraft, Mr C-dis ; led, pendent, Baker, for lope Herten; Arrhimeilee, Roland, for Mogadore; Lonrho,. Smith, for St. V iuceiit's ; and Wiluis, ~.. Thompson, for Run Janie's. Arrived aud remain the Heise, Backhouse, from Comilla. gee, for Plymouth ; sad Lydia, Thwurters, from do. tee Portsmouth. PADsTOW, DECFMBrIt : . .3. The Gratitude, Jenkins, parted tier cable this m oiling: Custom - Hun„ . / ... ,„4„ , p neem b er , H . 1 21 . the Concord is ao much broke* up teat scarce any part of 8 GIIIITLEMaN-Havin had under consideration the her will be saved. • • i ..i. A. 1 . r fee a cheraeter or any thing; mid I wrest behind the resents's'. Deputy Coroner fur Westminster, at the Board Roam of St. the first day of the mouth, the waters were dried twat averae Tares a r tlowed on Sugar imported, and BEUMARta, DECISIINKR 31. 1 did not know what the publiestioe contained, aor whether y,,,,,,... i ji a n rmary, on the Is l o f John N liA • (2 -044 .... ...•-regor, the up from o ff the earth." catered exp e riments 10 be made by our trine, I Surat ors The British Queen, loaded with m from the •rerk cr it was libellous or nut, 1 P a y the Re ester stied her cable and came ashore about ihr • celebrated Scotch piper, whose death was occasioued by an Thus is described the flood in the days of Noah, at the West India Docks, in conjunction with a Cum. • P P " 1 ' Alderman Birch - Yon knew where the Wisp were, and wegfort•state accident, as detailed below , mi tt en of the West India Merchants, with a view to miles to the eastward of Pwlhely-eargo landed its mil - . where to and what was asked fur! The deeca.e.l was as admirable player on the Union pipes, the most awful sod ustoteishin visitatious One of gorder and re hipped oo ofl TI ascertain the correctness of the existing Table of Average 4 . - board anther resew . op Cars. A Pi isoner-Yes. 111/011 Mankind fur sin ; the description of a fact , berlasid, Serowe, from White-haven for Cork end the kV , •t . ,• • a and losing highly respected by the Scotch Nubility and Alderman Roth-How did you learn that; did Mrs. Geetry, was ler •all i 1 d I their fi• te t i merits . met yise en es ore en ra at . which, in addition to the certainty of its occur. therein as might he cuosidered • d • le Jost sad erpotah to the Indies, ran in bore yesterday leaky, having struck on Delo Wright tell you ? Osi New Year s night he went to the resideuce of --.--e. Wed- rence, 'lnured by our finding it in our Bibles, Is Crows andlslan d . the importers ; and the following Table hewing Prisoner-Nu; 1 found them owl by myself. derborn, FFrq. in the Albany, and tire universal delight to Ani ;A -so , en...esti:ell by vestiges, which are positive con- been submitted to us the result o f these experiments, MR- Alderman Birch-What were you to get fur •serving is Ilse die company by los performance. The following is the sub- 6,, • -• From Jamaica, Greeads, Tobago, St. Viaireet's, and St. The pi er at St. Michael ' s Mount was last summer much nations of • universal deluge. (Amp? enlarged, but out Friday she gale was SO severe as to wash • alliiilre of the evidence taken before the Coroner:- 1 Kitt's :-Hugsbeeds from Bin 12 cwt. 1 em. 71b.-12 to 15 Pi tomer-Ten shallots • week. The flood appears to have been produced by toe (lowa the sew work of the wester, arm, shoot ISO few. The footman of Sir. Wedeleilown deposed, that after the cwt. 1 cwt. 1 qr. 1211,..-.15 to 17 cwt. 1 cwt, 2 qr.-17 cot • Alderman Birch-Who promised you that? company broke up at his master's um New Year's night, the means of two powerful agents. The one, rain , and upwards, 1 cwt. S qr. 141 b. ' Captain Hutchins, of the schooner Gambier, from Peasile, .. Priwieer-A mac who none to lie shop aliases la t he deceased brought his pipes to the front dour to go home, sod comprehended in the expression, " The windows of From Dummies, Antigua, Nevis, Montserrat, Trinidad- then ow the Mount Peer, scuttled his v esse l t o p re y es e h., evening to take en account_ I west there on the Thursday, outputting his hand into his pocket for his box, having asked the heavens were opened." The other, the disrup. Hogshead' from 8 1, . 12 cwt. I cwt. 7 lb . ; it 10 15 cwt. from being blown oat and knocked to pieces. and on Saturday evening be gave me Ave shillings fur the • person present to take • pinch of suuff with hint, hr found " 0 ,, o f 1 cwt. 1 qr. 4 lb.; 13 mu 17 cwt. 1 ewe 1 qr.2l lb.; 17 cwt. i --. the waters from within the earth, corn • d prise It Is reported that several vessels were lain is the e half week. the box missals' ; be laid down his pipes to go to • and upwards I cwt. 2 qe. Aldermen Birch-Who fed you? look fur it, aed went •p slaws, sail knocked mit one of the lit the phrase, " The fuuutaius of the great deep We have •pproved the shove Table for hogsheads of Sugar Se Lawrence on 24th Novemlwar, and she Starlit% (runs Prisoner-1 lived with my father sad mother, and went servant's chamber door, who told bran that he would come were broken." imported from the above Islands, its lieu of the 'reseal Quebec fur Jamaica was a cum& te week. bone in them to get my victuals . hie if deceased ) would d we and search for the x be (the go o I consider the flood as a miracle , or particular •- c rate terra , . - rag Inch are to be continued on Sugar from Isle. Payee-Have you any bail ready! stairs. The decearod, instead of goiug down the plaits by exertiou of the power of the Almighty, not in cots- Barbadoes only, end oil casks and barrels weights' seeder CORY EXCI , lANGE JANUARY 4. Prisoner-I have moue at present. Mat bail will be re- whirls lie ascended, look %soother direction down an. sonance with the general laws of nature.. eight cwt.: and we direct you to apprise the sweeties*" sad euired ? other pair of stairs. He (witness) heard a very heavy fallyour port, of the proposed •Ileratioo, The standing still a the suit over against Gibeon, im p orters of su g ar at JI few vessels got in this morning from the Silffork roast Mr. Payne-How old are you ? or •osnetbing immediately afterwerde, and • deep groan, and in order to afford all parties tut d full opportunity of „,,,• • - , • Prionsser-Eighteen. on going to the spot fogad the deceased, who was • very and the moot' iu the Valley of Ajalon. *esti miracle offering any observatmes they may have to submit is as imsty .sden with Barley, the chief part of which woes of iis: Mr. Payne-Yoe are under age. Are yen an apprentice? heavy man, had fallen down the sines bead fureniost, and of the same nature. It cannot be accounted for there-nu, previous to the 511. of April next, on obis* day terser quality, and wet heavy sale al from 17e. to Ifts per . Pe Wooer-I was apprenticed to Mr. let'ee•th. is Peter " . ' his skull teas dreadfselly fractured. He was in a few minutes upon philosophical prittei I but p eq.moist be resolved you are to cause the above regulation to be adopted at your starter; bas prime samples were readily diapered uf at • . ter•rsw, lad when his printing busasess failed, he gave up a CCU lifeless pee. The &erased had drank several Blames of • wh Ily into the power of God, who hea rkened Oil party toeless is ohes the mesa time you receive our further duce. Leda ' ices. A large I s Pr quantity of ordinary mats re. my internam. modeles, but was not intoxicated. The fall of the deceased tbereon. manna u• hand at the el ow ed the market. Fiee %Vier's' -!? 'The Prisoner was then informed that he most Sad two the riaCe of a man, t o slop the luminaries iii their lion fully supports the advane e that took place on Slouchily, the was OM treinemiows that it shook the ntemben of the family..-- - -- e i reaming to Income tint for him to SOS etch. who were 'ti their bads. , .diurnal courses or, perhaps, the earth's rotation, supply to-day beteg much mailer than was expected. In • - It heretic necessary to idenufy the warrant under which the A ..... ha , Some perm.), have endeavoured to satisfy their An order is daily expected to issue from the araas, Pees, sad oats, thee/ is MO alterotie's. r dinner, corroborated the above, sad after a few Prison , r was •pperbeueled, the Magistrate asked who was °hwy. ,. tons of the Coroner, a verdict of Accidental Ditalk own difficulties as to the flood, by considerin g it Horse Guerds, relative to a change in the regioseo. - ----- -- - the officer or constable that took him isles custody. To ." ri . ur i urd by the Jury. as merely au inundation of that portion of • the earth tale of the infantry officers of the army, • long Puoti.tsx.- A battle beiwm n the Borg!) Apices e.bich me person who anemia with the Prisoners from the Cempter, sand, et is •stlered iii our book "John Porton." known to be then inhabited. The proofs against cost is to be substituted for the jacket now in use, groom, and Gaze. the butcher, took place ow Vii. Thai name being celled, the " yeoman" informer again DUE4DIUL mill riRRNCIr. this erroneous supposition me irresistible to any and a plain blue fiork is to be worn for undress, day last tit Teoertini, and was won by the former .loud fue ward mid identified the warrant strewn to him as took bee person who will fitly and fully investigate thew. with a Prussian or standing collar. Two epaulets in seventy-three rounds, besting an hour and ten 'An accident of the must dreaded nature too p aee 0111 i the same under which the Prisoner was appre h en d e d , Ile . londay earning, at the Key. Mr. Murray's, Nu. Charles. , But Imyself , : •to this fact 1 b t d to tl • the • t N t . 11 t , require no testimony llShave eels stigges e le uniform, as its anon ea. ri • the t fll d o wi is au ding we oess 0 the a,, said he hot the warrant, and "celiac the Prieuner again yes- A ~ six in , . .b . of B street, B.rk rle y .s q uare . About half-past six in the evening b eyond the assertsuu my thle , and there I find cavalry, distinguishing the Field O ffi cers by lace the roads from different parts were lined with ems- • replay iti the shop, from whicis her had been absent since the ' . . tay on which the warrant was issued , lnc I triok a conslabte the foully were alarmed by the report of a pistol in the that " all the high hills that were under the whole round the wrists ; but this improvement, it is lousy , and we hear many of the fir teritils of pick • - •Part of the mention, and on proceediog to the oar- heaven were covered." thought, will not be adopted. pockets were busily employed.-1 Norwich Paper.) rinsed Smith (the street - keeper ) with him and three appre . 'Wet .. 17 any, Miss Mary Clayton, a beantifel young la dy , only Leaded him. years of age, sod the sister of Mrs. Muerey, was feund lyiug do not no rose in these obiervatiOns to sup port I I lOil Monday night the house of Captain SANDBaI, .=_•----- --- - QUEEN-SQUABS. on the grimed weltering in her blood, haring been shut (on. ty argument anew theory l wit.) respect to the flood, Keni-road, was burglariously entered, anti robbed COAL MARKET, JANUARY 2. DARING BURGLARY. retentiouelly) by her urptiew, a youth of between nine aid or with respect to the disposition of the waters at of money, plate, and limo, to the amount of ISO/. IMP , al Markel. Ships Suld. Prier. y ea t er d a y tourrmeriun was given to the Magistrates of this ten years of age, who kant incautiously obtained mummies the time oh the creation. My intention is to Bug. Tim thi . eves ' , anted admission at the back first floor 113 Newcastle • • j • office of a desperate gang of thieves, who have, within tine of his father's pistol. The coosternation of the family may Kett the probability of a differesit solution to that •re window, by means of a ladder, and ere supposed to 29k Sunderland last few weeks., committed numerous depredations in West. be more easily cunceived than &scribed.___ ______ adopted, and to throw out a few biota ____ __ caresser end Pimlico , end vela ors Tuesday night committed Mr. Bradley, a surgeons residing on the spot, was immedi. Igene" ll 3'have been a comitierable tan.: no the premises. as PRICE OF "roars T ERDAT. a very glaring berglsry in the house of Mr. NichollS, Filmic , Itchy sent for. and arrived withie three militates, but life upon to t in s House of Commons, Parliateenestreet. Tao police was instantaneously extinct. The ball bad passed in •t the embrace. the tendencies which such a solution might they made a very nice selection of the property. 3 per Ct. Red... 76h 76 1 Ex. Bills, 2.... 1,0001, On Sattirduy morning, shout two o'clock, the es 3 i per Cent.. 86 i i par e io• officers were dispatched t o M r . ?i tc h / Ale s house, and they left breast, and had divided two of the priacepel 'Aerie.. In the first place, then, I shall touch upon the b auk of Messr , Messrs. Lays ut Bideford, was robbed of fiend that the thieves had entered the premises , hy furring The deceased reeled aftlital the bed, and reclaimed, " Oh! 4 per Cerro. .... 951 if I Ditto, Small..l 2 3 or. colustru t 11t he of c ion genera y tutu; four trim bars from line kitchen window. and - boring a nom- James," tad*e name of the iutint aggressor, sod immediately . upwards of one hundred end twenty pounds, in Batik L. Ann. 19 3-16 f I ►Cons. fur Ace.... 77nt the first chapter of Genews, end confess, that t • • Lrr of holes in the window shutter with* centreibit, so as to fell d upon the Boor.silve r. T he villains . gUluess, noVereigits, owl - Imp. 3 per Cr. Au. 731 i I enable them to break it in pieces. Harlog got to the Tunaday at twelve o'clock, a Coroner's burnt was takes consider such construction doubtful as to its cor. ed an entrance through ■• hole made in the wshl kitchen, they proceeded to the upper part of the h o u s e, and up o n the body of Anthony Gill, at the Runuing Foments, recinest. - ----- under the window, and cut open the drawer of the broke open tin. irou safe, containing cash to lbe amount of Charles.street, Berkeley square. The firmament there mentioned is subsequently BIRTH. counter.--(Erefer Paper.) shout sixty pounds ; they also packed u p a q u u niii 2 of silver The nursery maid was examined by the Coroner, sod explained to mean the heaven. To me this trans- Ou New Year's Day, at Hill, near Southampton, the Lady plate anal other property, sad decamped by the way they had from Isle evidence it appeared that the deceased was upon •• A melancholy accident occurred sear Chicly's- of Mtn Charles Bristow, Esq. of a daughter. lotion and mesiiing Is unsatisfactory, fur I know not catered. visit to her sister (who, it will he remembered, was the ' MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY. once fascinating and amiable Miss Gayton, of Drury-Isec how the heaven* coil be said to divide the watertfront ter, abort six o clock in the evening of the 27th MARRI A GE . 1 , Mr. and Mrs. STOCKER, of South Ber- On Tuesday, at Thames Denim, i t the rea l m of Sarrey,hy t. A singular, and at present very mysterious robbery, was Theatre, tbe celebrated dancer), •ud on the evening in the waters. If firmament is taken assume su b stant i a l a l l , Mr. . . ''t investigated yesterday by the Magistrate., w hi c h occupied q u esti o n was soling iii the ourseey, with the amid arid an d ivis i on o f t h e wa t ers on t h e sur f ace o f t h e ear th, sten, were On their return, .11 i a postchaise from the Rev. Juerpb Hamilton, D.D., Mary Anne Sophia big., eldest slaughter of John Le-gli, Istr of Hoene y, in the comely a considerable portion of their time. Captaiu Late, of infant, when Mr. James Mornay entered, and. ;minuet a footn the waters within the earth. its meaning be- London, whither the former had gutie to submit to of mid, ..... rx _, . F im , and now of le,gli House, 'I harmet Dome, ee l . No. 4, Lower Grusycnor.street, and •a lady seamed Wilsoa, pistol, said to the d d, in the most playful and u o - a surgical (merengue. When vrithin a mile of their ic , William J„negh Furlong, Esq of h ,„ m a j„, ) , , , i pp h „.. A. wish her daughter, who reside in his house, sloe the Coo- tiIIISCIOUS manner, " See aunt, Pa' has lent me his pistol- conies then much more clear to me • becouse be- s• r ' ' home. the driver not b • • ffi ' tl • rim, su emit y ► acqueotted giment of light infantry, eldest son of Joseph Furlong, E.Uf • yhtioanta, Will a • lady of respeetability, its whose house Mrs. I'll shoot you," and immediately pulled the trigger. Tired... 'lrving, as Ido from natund effect., that there is . with lite course of the rood, then under water Isom Magistrate fur the county of Limerick. Wilson lied recently resided, attended. ceased rose, uttered a scream, and esrlaimed, Sr Oh, James, • depository of waters within the earth, I hod there .. , d SSt t b the flood i n level ., b e t ween St epney an outh It appeared that • few months ago, on Mrs. Wilson leave e amenr e then reeled round upon the.ide of the beJ,frona which is a aubstatetial division of those waters from the the DEATHS. log the house of this lady to go and reside in Lower Groove- she fell to the ground. The poor girl was drowned in tears Brestal, diverged fruit) the centre. by which the Os the 29th ult. at Daise Lodge, is the 65th year of lirr visible waters. ',.... 11' e tn e.atreet, she left a large cheat full of property in her care; during she whole time of giving her evidence; sad when she wad a few days ago she went to the lady' ere lions to have the chest removed to her present residence, A house In give do egtoSse a tie dereaord, described her as the most amiable loud young lady she had ever known; and that she was !ec- ho before its removal s h e t h oug h t i t wo od b e p ro p e r to ere toted by the Want family of her sister, eight in number. the if th e p ro pe r ty was in the same condttion as it was left, when o ne implicated in this unfortuoate of beiug the eldest. Some part of the following extract is not very in- c telligthle to me, but the author rents M part to have radmitied my view with respect to this *object of the creation. riimeely, wart :- Chaise onset. Mr. and Mrs. STOCKER. and their are. tie son, were relieved from this (heedful situation by the circumstance of a party being uear the spot in Sir -1 a hoar, fur the- putpose of alsootlng wild fowL--• Right Hon. Merin Margaret Laity Napier, eldest daughter of the late leit ot •Geis Sir Jobe Clateciog, K.N. A Longford House, comity Sligo, Lady Croftun, wife of James Cretins), Bart. Oa the 118th ult. at his house in Bolton row, offer slier -• 1 to lice err rise on the chest being opened, it was found that Mr. Bradley, the surgeon, of John-ewer!, Berkeley-square, "In order to tmiderstatiri the division or the We regret, however. to state that they could 1101 rag Obsess, which only the more dist-hood the vietues of t I ) • the contents, value between one and two hundred pounds, deposed to the situation in which be discovered the deceas. bad West abstracted. The lock had been' broken open, ahel sifter the properly was removed by the thieves, the chest was ed, and smied, that although lie was instantly present, life had Ard before his arrival. corded as before, and eppearcd to a person, t a king a cursory 'The Jury then proceeded to view the body, and the sight Ulla of it, in the same situation as before the rubbery. The Magistrates recommended that the property should be advertised in the eiewepaiww, and inquiry made at the diG fr t pawebrokers, which he thuught might lead to a ditt- yof the valuables stolen. of such a beantifol yueug creature, thus uutemely rut off, a ll drew teams from every one present. On their return to the Dece , ed house where the request was held, The Coroner made some feeling rerearke on dm dreadful state uf mud in which the relativea of this misfortunate lie eklualisiu " steered in saving the life of A. WirmAirs, an chase waters between the waters by the expansion . or fir - . moment, it is necessary tii consider the then con. • damn of the sphere. It was in a fluid stale tu • • its parts. W loco leased light was funned, and its ie • elderly woman, who officiated as ourse to Mr . On the 28th ult. at Stoomt Life was extinct before she could be ' Fa g' g ry e ff ects followed, munely, the mute stip,- Oil Monday evening a young man, named a • vt , ter, Catherine Julia, wife of Boheit Ward, r. 1..•• his boost its Trinity squaw, Brehm . 81111/ • ed 57, late Commissiuner of th e Bemire'', ci. Ace for Greenwich Hospital Ones. At his apartment., in nhe Royal Artillery Barracks, gel ...IBM, Wooloick, on H • tylneaday last, Lieuttionit-Coloutl Chart .6 I r i s Adolphus Qaist, commanding the Ridieg H ous e E.Slllala:. 1 OlUtllill of the spirit or air, and a Privale to the hi tir•2 0011 guards, who was on . .. . . . . roan action and . n and compressive ;rower warm, and wity from Exeter, to vt‘it his friends, a short dn. • meat o f t h e Royal Artillery, In the 9tet yeer of h is Elea the Ist iustant, in rles.sqnare, Hoskin. MIS. Latina On I • .i LAMBETH-STREET. )(meg lady must be placed, aunt hoped it would operate as without the sphere in opposite direCllolls to each Lance front Tiverton, was ftialld drowned in the Merriman, widow of the late Benleepiu 51e:rigout, 6,t Jo ie lisle was brought up for • second examination, and • camiou ice every one who kept Ste orma or tbetc bemuse ether, around sold within the e-irconiference of the utill-leat itear that town. It appears he had stopped cradeuliall•streirt. . , at 4 put to tine bar before John Hardwick, F.sq. the ff silting Ma b gis- to . be rigidly particuiar it preventing their being placed fluid nth a hollow globe was formed with arm outer at Tu./emote arid it is aupposal lie walked into the K Ou Suuday list, st the house of James Stephen, Fonn. !,. . , . trite, churned With b e en; •n arevmp iee it in improper bands , river in a state of iritoxicAton ; his lifeless body w . _ iogton Gore, Barbera, the eldest danbliter uf Willi ..,.. Uccle of atone or Mutton), winch by it. sides di- glary at the hover of the Rev. Dr. Foster Piggut, of Mere- The Jury instantly roteraed a verdict of " Accideutal pllei forte, Esq. M.P. • s discovered the swat morning by the miller. who video the waters within it from those which were 11 . 1 .worth, in Kent. lie was committed far trial. Death, by the UtlllarlatUlial diseharge of a pistol " Earl y on Saturday morninr, al her house in Brevet- -4 . ,_ . . • n 1 1 f 0 the w•tert winch were lives iust below. end on the water bring drawn o ff , street in Cambridge , in the 73 . 1 It appears, uu inquiry, that the children had been emus- shove or itne ti it, r. e. . f illt .. ~s _ ___.--„, ,a his buialle awl helmet were found in the mud. Dilliughani, relict of BraMplyil Gordon Dillingham, Tr-,. hog themselves with an lafaillillr processi .... , and lepreetnia. exposed to the spirit or heavens above it , its t he , i A few night + back as George Welfare , one of the con . two of the COrtslollloW, 11111 i 011 New Yeai ' s Day, a half I Illtiertlide (WllllllOll iil light awl darknese. The place Tuesday worsting early as the Dover mall roach. late of Grundisburgh Hall, in Su ff olk, and fornwey el e l • Maisie,. belupging to the Titall Hall, Southwark, was going entre tanner-at was to have been given, fur the purpose of left vend within the sphere b y • i 1 • d 0 Pral .11111 b tweeu Canterbury ' 6 y the c h ose tot; Illitfrit Oli was eating oisl I ge , e Lenoir in Norfolk, of whom slat wee the reeved oar i•• his customary round., Ire mot Iwo well.knowe characters in gratifyiug sloe juvenile performers. 011 Mulillay the el&Mn. Dillingham was tine of the two daughters a•J co-lei. of the soled bodies from the expansion of the spirit unit Dover, the rents broke end the horses being re ,,, es (4s. i Frsar street, St. Gem ge's•fields, situ seenieri to be cuecealing ens boy, Master James Murray, requested his father to muel Howard. Eaq. dr.cerded from a yollaget aUlllelloille, sod eadeavunring to avoid him; lbe officer lewd hies his pistol, as be was to represent the ebampion, illere outlands was tilled by the spirit so expaireled. then at liberty rats on a bank at the side of the branch of the pubic family of Howard. which _veiled st I steppe.! them, and furled a buielle in the posse/440n of Wie To indulge the child, she pistol was hi-mot hs, it hod sot and the W at e r, U r 11111dl m ( mßrockdish Hell. i n Notfolk, io lire retie of &leery the Fow le , or the atoms of the which road, by which ous the coach was upset, and . . i ) .•fthem, which contained no lees than 137 copper rouge and been used for upwards of s year and • lime sad was very were not create d 10 CUMIIUbt" stilillo, so that a 111. therititelltltall anal two guards thrown some din- sod committed th er e f or many generat i oan H er o nly child slop bulls, seesniugly Goveranarni stores, as they were all rusty. Mr. Murray ceignseeeil it Os i.e lleinght carefully), mud visit'', was made by the earth's sphere, or aides, he- timer. Ihe ellilellatall stud one of the guards (the m the wife of Mr. Serjeant Freer, Master of Myosin "I ke ' .. ; ',mike(' with the broad arrow . lie questioned Ibral as 10 out 51111illie Mar prlalltti in the pan, and wily one Rout, it b e. ................... . . which /I bee atepossessed r f them but its •• double barrelled sane, Menutiously ati tiered his child to Ilse 171111111er 10 - --•- - - - -•- - e HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE- i . . isfamory unmet, lodged them both its the take it, who immediately proceeded to the purrery, 10 shave ii.imiumg on sat In such state or contlitiim was the creation at this Bridge so much I . surf that they could not be inov- ' Morning 33 after 9. f , &twig 12 after 10. Complier, end Air some inquiry, discovered that the pro- his aunt, of *hum he was MOM affectionately fond, his prise. period. Arid God called the Ilritiamerit or expanse. rd. 'f lie guard belonging to the mail received b ut . 2__ -------. pert, had been sto!en frum Deptford dock -yard. The Pri- Every heart must • sympathise with the solirted 'admires, who heaven. So di • • origirrol word has beet' tr . :maimed, little injury - fir with two passengers that were its- Printed •nd Pa PRESS owl Wished at Tll6 samsn __,. toners, whose tomes are Jason SfilligOl Sail Tomas Pont , ore thus plusierd in misery and grief, fur the premature low but it is in the plural outuher, end tn.& to Ise rem side. and who escaped unhurt, proceeded to Dovtr l TH ' C ' . LORE. Office, No In, &read, by C. COW% were yesterday examined before Alderman J.J. Sinitit, and uf oar whore accompliehateuts sari Split less life endeared her • d d ' I ere Lie p urers or disposers, itettee union tit% to iii uuutlirr minim:cr. WELL., of the Stroud. tally c‘mmitisd for Dial. total who knew her. • . • . ••• . . . . . . a. . .• - • •`• I. . . ~ J . 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