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y Ut t);" , f. l an y dangt r • ived on the 41. h Ave c°le en atiOn• 1.11 ; o i l ;po Ch i6r° ':y o tt ' e dc Kith the a s ummon e ry distiuguisv who Iva' a Is but' details n baring r , Pr T t arc th w was /*ld attale nt Lusts, thg ": 00 , a c o listil ui' 4 r Ga ff' s Dere deto hu same 1,11 vitig Pa ra " r 1 :0 1 ' 4' it i 5 a‘. n dalit flight • t 0 is' 9l l; apt" i Vra' S'° ill' o , a , witl' (:abinet• so' day, Lr . 0 1 t(l' '' f. 93°. f. C. 1. 60e ' f. 50' 40 c' 0 t l ' 6 rniag e.] 11$' ladle , oi l , det, 5 M e 1 e tenants' 1 ildOeS Wht krbadoos °,Ol 9 0 " rain t d i laCC 15$ en d s to c°1 11 , 0 4 1 %c o; ‘u.'sgiss°rl' t. a fter rt er to b iov o d_ but it e, 161 _ fo r I w ith 61 , F,r stilt tti Ilse t''' s lie C° • 'fb , c 01 • ottt , beins fo l v ot weir t 5 go,' lls iti e 4X a (id °I-,‘o, 001 about iv vict ,lt I and thciro:old, it 5 0 w° agebe C g i 401 've ,) n the v ell ise recd rl ii' taioilg a , DO Wanted, in order to 'restrain the licence of De mocracy on the one hand, and to prevent:the hncoustitutional advatiees of Prerogative on the other. We endeavour to make THE Sum such a Paper, though we shall continue firmly devoted to our Establishment in Church and State, and, therefore, appear as the most determined enem . l. to POPERY, whenever, not satisfied with the hiost perfect toleration-of its religious Faith and Ceremonies, it shall presume to force itself into political authoritys-which it would only employ for the purpose of undermining- that Establish tnent. LORD COUI-lIIA Letters have been received from Lord Com- RANE of the 10th April. According to them, the Government had made hint a present of . 2 0,000 acres of valuable land.- 2 --His Lordship speaks in the highest terms of praise of the equip ment, discipline, and spirit of the army and navy ; and observes that if a people ever " - deserved li berty and independence it is that of Chili. The preparations for the attack on the .Vice-royalty of Lima were carrying on with great activitv,and his Lordship expre',,ses his confidence in the re snk, although he omits going into the details of the plan of operations.—=An Officer of thi- Staff or General Bolivar; had been some time in Chili ; he had b een sen t by the ' Comman der-in-Chief from Santa 1;'( de Bav,Ota, thronzh a - port in Choco, to coinbine,‘a plan for a simultaneous at tack by sea and land on Guayaquil, and other Co nnected movements on Lima. The Gazeta Ministerial - of Chili, published at San tiago on the I 9th of February last, contains i t he follolving dispatch from Lord Cochrane re r . • atiV' e to the expvdition against Valdivia : On hoard the Goletta Moto ettlina. in the I'ort of Valdivia, 411) Feb. 18.20. had the honour to info, xt you. front Talcahuano, that with " l : 'leaded myself of the oppia tni n ty o f communicating ttte (11( "'d Fiche on the most advisable means of expelling ell emY from the South of Chili, and &lir( rim.; that coon - r). from f9l ure incu rs i on . Thi s 7ea l ous an d act i ve officer was t ints enabl e d mum the 23th ult. to furnish me with troops and othe r assistance. In consequence the O'lliggins, the brig )ntr. ;, 1 , and th e Goletta Montezuma . set sail with a f avour . auie wind, and on the id inst. reached the position determined 'b Pu", 10 leagues to the South of Valdivia. There time troops were embarked on board the two smaller vessels, wifich, ritti ng e Higgins", proceeded to the place called the 9glish watering-place, where we anchored at a proper dis -lance iron., the battery and fort of San Carlos. At sun set th e troops disembarked, hint not without being' fired on by the " ' ll es, nor until the enemy had found time (in consequence cif the delav occasioned by the brealicrs on theshure) to collect c Onsitle•rable force bebit:d the rocks. Harin g landed, without difficulty, the marines of the 07Hig- Ein ' Intrepid, together with the laud forces rut the "el " lo flight, and pursuing mbitn to the English fort and far t San Carlos, , obtained possession of the first intrnedi 4telY. The Other was t eken by assault after night-fall, in spite bf „ 4ll t he 'Wa r t s w hi c h • he eneilmv Made to defend it. of •Che rapidity with which +recaptured the forts and batteries o the Aran: ta d: l , Il arro, A margos, aum l Churoconmayo, can i be compared with time valour andsesoltition of the °Hi --yrs grid n .".4mps who e n t ere d w ith th e .enemiesthey pursued Th u s ;" c " n e of ( carrel, the last point which remained. the arti ' II all the b atter i es and f arts o f the Southern Rank, wh ich 11... Ecial • , •I ce nit is nothing continued with that I "'ore herself has afforded. herewith enclos e the repmts of Majors Ileauchef and Mil the "I.riner eommandina the brave detachment of 2.50 Ine "! ‘vith 'which Culuud Firire rtl me, the other cool ( t i ei s : ‘' i;cattbn't aet ueilinKi th eN l ariO:s:Wf the galih o iit cnduct of these t ssa 'ell as ot Captain Eiezcano, who commanded th e l 91 the Toff *Tot,. and of the other officers, I can a l i , l'lit ' ll 'ing im pr a i se w hi ch w i ll not fall short. of their Be rt`Steil ; e' and 1 mu thee theref ore recommen d slit to, in expressive Dr ,tO th e consideration of his Excellency the Supreme .-'ireetor. 1 ' 44 almost f orgotten to mention, th:at the forts and bat ' j e elies m ount in a ll about 7ti 0 pieces of cannon, and that we the port the •rigatelbres. I have the honour to be, &c. e"1 " el D "tt J . I. Eetiferni, COCHRANE. Mi nister cf %Val. and Marine. c 1 1 1 . 1 en follow the Reports atidreSsed to Lord le e; by M a j or 13 eauc h e l an d M a j or Mil t • af ter whi c h come t h e ot h er d i spatches o f 1..0rd Cochrane. Port of Valdhia, sth Feb. tai ntd " a ting resolved to avail myself of the advantages ob trztin. Ivsr "daY by our gallant O ffi cers and Troops, the Mon t.', co : l 4 : his passed the forts of Niebla and Maocera, t 1 fil , I 411 w ith the b r i g Intrepid, and both anchored beyond da'uaee of the Corral, oth er without having received any 14, 44 ( 17„ th itn two ballswhich struck the brig. The troops 4;Npleiut,l7..e!Y w o .rt:ssel s .t or se r it t Pussesston of the enemy s heau•gnal ?1,14..11'1.4."; hilt scarcely had we set saif when thebattery tli n eltggni 3 s altrh o off the rock of Goozalo in the mouth of the 14cig,!he garrison abandoned the works and tied with bur - I II "n• *4 4 ,, P•Rn heir, r e la nd this nnexpected retreat of the ttio, t 4 , the Nlo:ezar lntrepid approached the land as and I:embarked the troops at, sei red for the boats to I ranspot t them to Val 'Y Ri k! 4'"us hare heen ected agaiost the eni•thie s r "fit ea;"kPrntlener the hundred pieces of artiliery of their "es ' f urls, and . batteries. God preserve you, &e. .COCURANE. St R„,...7,, Iliad quarters, Valdivia, Fe1i . .6 . . , It4stre ri "e l r ° o l)* had alre•itiv entered the hoots, In ' nth 1 saw '44 s'te n ' ' • ` ' v. I li t i,-. 1 when we g (i f tr )irig garri‘n as far as 4 , • ..,.. we wr„ „ oirb, d ce ciiiniiiic deem the river. By the . ili. liie greatest_.s ton gt , , th a . t the tiienly liad ahatidoi , ed the city ''l woi 'ITT), after having plandereilrseveralop;irviiiitaii::on:l.: ira,d't lki public uideazities. ‘t e. ' • ' 1 ' iliiishi ri 'mutiiK lo protect the irople ; who easily dtstiii- Ui ,• 11 , 1 K their t i i, i d i - I -etsi.rs. have tarnished ir i, - 4111 all neet.,,, : 5 . ritil their oti . li,. - lort.:,d: ioditidtza.i, i z i ,i :si t s . ta d tie..for . l Ho. ite'tmvati"" of "11'7. t f ,,, , , 1 eY,,t Ileitis IT r.,,,, • andt 1 'lamp ~. 111, , h t ' a id ' o t n h i e d i o t I: , tr v,. r rik l . i , i;i w is_i i : , s .n b i . t i r l i : t iet i '4o"tuill. '''te to elect to.rnon ow will ciinsolidatr order 41 K 11, . HY• Meanwhile I have issued a precldniation, a,'''' tm,,,ne irhabitants that the. shall mot suffer the l eas t moles ;_,:,l4)dtitvilaat trhe_:rtutil y fOtc•e shall Plot interfere in aliY N., ';' vol. D„ 1 i ; Hr ., - -;••si . I- •• •• ...eutno, God preserve you. &c. tr id War and Mai jar, CUCtIIt,INE. 1.1.- v al %.,0111It V ASSALI retnrned to th e C on ti nen t ttlirday, Il e is 44 to be th e Con d uctor of wit from Italy in favour of her Majesty. SHIP NEWS. The launch of the TrafiteArai- is stated in al. .the Paper's for to-niorroW at Chatham ) but it wil. not take place until Wednesday. DE ,i. J tit v 18_--Arrived a;.l iailwil fat the River to-day, - he Britoil, Brodie, fi um ( :Ail:lain, LYNI - NnTtmi, .1131. Y 22.—Sailed the Fox, Crown, Caroline, tod Zeph)r, wr-Lotk, with.trqcvs. . FALmourtl, .I• LY -25.---Airiveti—the—Princess Eli , zabeth rackuti ..t it li a wail tr,,ai Jawaira. . N 1 ,11,111 SiIIELI),, JULY 22. lit.; t'harlotte, Yale, that was upon the Herd •,111,1, hay been got off, ilatti.agerl, after throw in; gt eat pail at her *cargo (coals) riverboat 0. PLYmou'rii, u LY,2-2.--.lrriveu the I lop, trim ' \lewd and Lind Exmouth, Bartell, from C,lnebcs:. Lord EXIIIOI/11/ fell iit, on the i2tll May, in lat. !ori g . 28. 21. with the wreck, itivatently, of a sloop, with only half mast stain:log, and fu;l tr eater. Could not learm her Ilallle, it blowing very hard at the there. . . The Admiralty are as yet without anyintot illation of the discovery ships, under the orders of Lieut. P_ RR. v, for a North West - passage to the Pacific, notwithstanding several vessels have arriv ed. 1. tis strongly- suspected that Lieut. PArtft‘' has effected a passage through Sir James Lancaster's Sound, as no intelligence has been received from him since last year, when he was seen in the Reda, and the Griper in company, within one day's sail of the entrance of the Sound. It is understood his directions were, in the first instance, to examine, that-extensive inl e t, an d if h e f oun d any impedi ment in the prosecution of his voyage, to return to Baffin's Bay, and minutely to explore the whole of the coast, particularly Alderman Jones's and Sir Thomas Smith's Sounds. Several whalers were considerably to the northward of Lancaster SJund long after the period it might be supposed Lieutenant PA RaY could have reached there if he'had met with any harrier to his proceeding ; and from this circumstance it is conjectured he may have been successful in his attempt. IRELAND. Araocious OUTRAGE.—A letter from Lough , rea, of Saturday's date, contains the following: ---A most daring attempt was made last Friday night to surprise a detachment of 20 men of the 49th reghnent, stationed in the Glebe-house at Clonfert; by an armed body of men, upwards of 20 in number, some of whom springing unawares upon the sentry, knocked him down with stones, and having filled his mouth with tow to prevent his calling for assistance, robbed him .of his. fire lock, bayonet, nineteen rounds of ball cartridge, and fifteen shillings in silver, while othersendea- - voured to force the gates and doors of the house, but which finding themselves unable to do with out alarming probably the guard within, they de sisted from their purpose ; and having tied ropes round the neck of the unfortunate man, who had been knocked down, they dragged him to a. con siderable distance, where they produced a hook to swear him, but on his refusinc , to take the oath, they beat him and kicked him in the face in a cruel manner, threat en i ng , with impreca tions, that they . would hang him on a tree close by, as an example to his corps; but he still re fusing to be sworn, having already taken, as he said, an oath to be faithful to the King, one of these savages, for by no other title can they be denbminated, presented from behind a blunder buss close to him, and fired at him, the content's of which he received in his hands, shattering both in a most dreadful manner, and carrying off one of the fingers. The soldiers became alarmed at the cries of the unhappy man, who had sue ' teeded in crawling back to near the pause ; and he was shortly after conveyed in a poSt chaise to head-quarters at Ballinasloe, where he now Nei .in a very dangerous state. As yet none of these miscreants, we are sorry to learn, have been ap prehended ; but there was a meeting of magis trates yesterday, at the Sessions of Loughrea, when a requisition was directed to the clerk of the peace to assemble the Magistracy of 'the county on the earliest day possible, for the purpose of considering the circumstances of this desperate outrage ; and we have every hope, that by their exertions, - aided by the Police, under than most zealous and effi cient officer, Major D'Arcy, we shall, before long, have the pleasure of announcing that the perpe trators of this outrage have been brought to jus tice. With a prompt spirit that does the greatest credit to the corps, the 49th regiment have offered a reward of 501. to any person who shall give iti• formation against any of the offenders concerned in this dreadful outrage.--(Dullin Journal, Jals 21.) The KING continues afflicted with the gout in his left hand; but we are very happy to say his MAJESTY is in the enjoyment of excellent health. The KING is attended by Dr. TIERNEY.--Satur_ day his MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Earl BATHURST, Viscount CASTLE REAGH, and Count MUNSTER. The KING WAS visited by the Duke of CLARENCE, the Duke Of CAMBRIDGE, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Princess SormA.—Yesterday his MAJESTY was visited by the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, CAMBRIDGE, and Susstx, the Duchess of GLOU CESTER, the Princess AUGUSTA, and the Pl'illCeSS SOPHIA. The KING gave audiences to the LORD CHANCELLOR and Count MUNSTER. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 24.—The supply of Wheat from Essex_ .2 Kent, and' Suffolk this morn ing being but moderate, and, the. weather having been unsettled during the major, part of last week, caused a tolerably brisk demand for the finest qualities from the above Counties, on terms froM 2s. to 3s. per qr. higher than this day week ; Barley is 2s. per quarter dearer, owing to the scantiness of the supply ; Beans and Pease have advanced 2s. per quarter, and the same improve ment has been made in the price of Oats, but the sales were not free at-that advance. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY .24.—This morn ing's Market was well supplied with all kinds of Cattle, particularly of the inferior sorts ; prime Beef maintained last week's prices, but the in ferior sorts are lower ; Mutton, V ea l, La m b , an d are lower.—ln cons equence - of the rain, Market haS advanced a li tt l e ;. Straw j the Pork, B a y and Cloven have also advanced POET R To WILLIAM it.'FORD, ES'd BY JOHN TAYLOItj ESQ. bliroßD, to thee a Natio.t's thatihs are thie; Fur jUstite RAKE OLD 13L ,N;* liii werit • placing in the ftirust view, .• Aiming uur uublei• Barth and Clits,ic then; Sni R. Etj another Wit (if former days, Wu hear vVith pleastiry flow employs thy care; proper samtlard of renown to ra:se; That hence untading laurels he may WOW, Blit why thy fitr'th e ..H A.SPEARE east Who all tliy . shrewd res'e,tith might Well eiigage Soiutsi'L.olE—Lhis cotiutr)'s kind live pride, Theme of delight fur i.lrry haute ride When all our earlier pleasures Cliariii n►+ more, Weil might We wials to stretch life'S ilarroW span, His pregnant page td I .inner u'er /inn o'er. • Arid learn 'from him to know THE *HOLE OF MAN. None for the tail; more at than thou, My friend, Combining all tfic subject tan requite ; In whom experience; taste, and know!cdge The Critic's judgnient, and the Poet'S tire. AlUfillAY,t whose lib'ral course and insering cage, Tell GENlUmWilefe to find a ready aid, With patriot pride will in Illy labours share, And deem in Butrais's thanks his zeal o'erpaid. Then frumthe mists of Time those beauties clear, That far o'er Greece and Rome triumphaut rime, Hence it 4 unclouded glory shall appear The brigi►test Orb that fires poetic skies. 1 - irte the excellent Life of BEN JOHNSON prefixed to ten volumes of his IVorlts. t Uf Albemarle street. REGISTER OF FASHION. Friday night, the Duke of GLOUCESTER re turned to London from Portsmouth. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE and R select party dined with the Duke and Duch e s s of GLOUCES TER, on Saturday. Oa Saturday night, at half-past eleven o'clock, Lord CASTLEREAGH, accompanied by Lord AN CRAM, left town for North Cray. • The Duchess of BEDFORD had an elegant as sembly on'Saturday, after the Opera, at her new residence St. James's-square, which was attended by about 20(.) distinguished fashionables. GEORGE CANNING, Esq. M.P. gave a grand entertainment yesterday to the AMBASSADOR of the NETHERLANDS, and a large party of distin guished personages, at Grolie House, Brornpton. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS EvuNlNG—The Countess of St. Gcrma,n's Ba ll,'St. Jaales's-squ4re ; Grand Ball and Gala at Almach's. To-MORROW—The Honourable Lady Bethel Codriugtou's. Grand Ball, Park-lane. IVEDNEsn. , or—Almacle.s - Grand Ball. „ Tit uttsimi;—Pi ince and Princrbs Esterliazy' Party. - FRIDAY—Lady 6vorge Carendish's GrAtid Burlington Flutist; Stine.: de l'Oiplieline de \Vilna, Arnie Rooms. SATURDAY—Prince F.,iterhazy% Party: THE TI! EATRES. RING'S TaEATnE.—LThere hardly ever was a finer specimen of acting than is to be seen in the performance of AMBROGETTI in the Opera of Agnese. His representation of madness was so affecting on Saturday night, that strong evidences of sensibility prevailed over the audience. The piece has all the effect of reality. The new Di vertisement, entitled Le Bal, gives good scope to the Curps de ballet, which was highly applauded by a crowded audience. HAYMARKET THEATRE.---This Theatre was crowded at an early hour on Saturday .last, to witness the appearance of Madame VEsTnis. in Macheath, and the theatrical debut of Miss Rosa CQRRI in Polly. The success of Madame VESTRIS at Drury4ane Theatre in Lon Giovanni naturally excited public curiosity on tit occasion. There was no want of characteristic spirit in her perfor mance, but she looked more like a youth of fashion than the leader of a gang of highwaymen. She sung the airs with taste and effect. Miss Colin', considering the entire novelty of her ap pearance on a public stage, acquitted herself as well as could be expected. Her execution of the songs was certainly too much in the Italian school for the daughter of a thief-taker, but the taste of the age demands this sacrifice of propriety, and the performers must comply with it. The Lucy of Mrs. C. KEMBLE, who was warmly ap plauded on her entrance, was marked by that animation and truth which can only result from practice, directed b‘i Genius. It was admirable throughout The 13eggars Opera itself was much curtailed, but we were satisfied• to lose much of its wit and humour to avoid its coarseness, which certainly does. not suit the im proved habits of the times. The Sleep Walker preceded the play, and enabled Mr. J. RUSSELL to display considerable talenti as an Actor, as Well as an Imitator. We wish, however, that he would omit KEMBLE, who should be permitted to_ enjoy otium cum' dignitate, which he has so well earned, and whose peculiarities were allied to such excellence, that the one should not be re vived, since the other 'cannot be imitated, and perhaps hardly ever be exceeded. It is most confidently expected that the KING Will renew his aquatic excursions about the sth of next month. The Roy4l. yachts Royal George and Prince Regent, under the com rnan d o f t h e •Hon. Sir C. PAGET, and Sir MicztAEL SZYMOZ;II, K. C. B. are getting, ready fast ; they v.-ill be completed by the Ist of next month. - Yesterday, Divine _Service was performA at the King's Palace, hi, Pall-mall, by the Rev. - F. W. BLOMBERG. The Dukes of YORK and CAmaninoz and the Princess AUGUSTA, attended Divine Service yes terday at the Chapel Royal. Th e QUEEN has ordered scarlet liveries for her servants, also a regular establishment of horses, &c. SURREY SESSIONS, Juiv 22. etiftrotTs C BIGAMY. Ari old .decrepit man, who is so deformed that he has been from his birth unable either to dreSS or undress himself, having, neither -hands nor feet, stood indicted for unlaw Wily intermarrying %vial one Mary Stago , s • in M arc h l as t, at Christ o church, in the Bormigh, his forther wife being then alive: Mantling, the parish clerk of F i lumstead;in Kent, proved the Marriage i•f the pi iSniier with Mary Johnstone. at I'lotostead (Anvil', in June 80§. The ceremony was per formed by the curate, the Her. S. Watson. Mary Johnstone, the prisoner's tit wife, Came into the witnesses' box , ai)l Mr. , Maiming store tha t I • t h e „S as s woman the iirisoner niai•ried iii I 808', Alaty3ohnitotte's apmaranee excited a good deal of merri sient she was attired in the costume of the last century, and appeared at trait 80 years of aze. She call e d to the prisoner, " Oh,. you naughty villam.•' Order being restored, Mary Staggs, a decently dressed wornan,'wmi :called. Sh e sa i d s h e was 70 yeariHif ciao, She was the lawful wife of the prisoner, She was 'whiled to bin') hilt Match, at a church in th'e Ilo rotigh. She did not know the haute of it. Prisonei=l Dul y married her to dress and Undreis me. Witneii—Yon 1:114‘e better, yin! left me. CtIAtRMAN—Wai married by binds or licenSi? Lanus. Ph - koder—My Lotil, pave mercy. lam a pout' helpless old .man; rode a cripMe ; lean do nothing ; I was. born at Brrck -nock; the women know I am an innoeent mail; arid never (knit any thing any body. ettAttimAiroii hill by alldwed to speak in your defence 11.0-cartel. Mary Savage. itv..ing sworn, stated th at she - was at the mar riage of the prisoner ssith Mary Staggs at Christ•ehurch, in the Borough, on the 2d of March last. Cliat lirisotier, a hat have yuu to say in de fence of }our conduct ? • '1 he p risunt then put in a written defence, composed .by bithself,. hot Writteit by a fellow prisoner in form of an affida vit, Ai follows ._ • 1, W►n. Thomas, do declare that I ant unable to cot ray own victuals, I having no hands nor feet; nor am I able to dress or tindress myself Without help. I married Mary Stagger, but she did hot long hide with roe before she robbed Inc of every thing only what I can stand upright in,-.and she Mary Johnson a►ded and assisted its it, she living as housekeeper with rater she has since threatened to hang me IP:cause I would not give her money. I gets my living by sehor tins about the country. Now, I pray you, gentle►nen, to do what you cal► In,* o►e, for Johnstone tells me she has hung one and I riiikspori ed two, and will hang me. I hove God will forgive all my wrongs and you too„ ter 1 decay daily,- and must soon die of old age. • (Signed) a " Horse - monger-lane, Jlily, t 820." The CUM HMAN recapitulated the evidence, and said a more extraordinhry ritarge had not been recently before the Court.— The prisoner interrupted the Chairman : My Lord, I was pressed to marry ; I did not Want to marry. What could do ? She knew I only wanted her to undress me'at night and dress me in the morning! CH IA RMAN—The case is completely proved ; it is an Isnact• countable transaction; you will consider your verdict. The Jory immediately returned a verdict of Guilty, but strongly recommendeol the prisoner to mercy. (Irma:vas—Upon what grounds ? JunymAs—His great age and infirmity. Another JurtymAs—The prisoner was not able to dress himself : it was necessay that he should have smut- person to attend Up(Ill him,' as be has no hands or feet. We hope the Court will deal mercifully with hitu. trial RMAN—Your recommendation shall be attended to. The Court sentenced the prisoner to three mordhs inipri torrrnNnt no the House of Correct-ion.—The prisoner is pos. seised of property in the funds, amounting to near 200U1. " WM. THOMAS. 1 - 101tItI1l AltlltDEli. • The body of an unfortunate man, dressed in the costume of a sailor, was discovered on Satur day morning in a small pond, situate at a short distance from the new road leading from Kentish To‘ln to the Highgate Archway. On be . ing dragged to th e s h ore b y t h e men who found it, appearances led to the. conclusion that death had been produced by violent means, and that in fact a foul mnrder•had been committed. The features were disfigured with bleed, and the clenched fists and curved arms of the man induced the by standers to suppose that he had died in the act of resistance, and this belief was aided by the declaration of a woman residing near the spot, who stated, that, at about one o'clock in thci morning, she heard loud shouts, and a scuffle s as if people were quarrelling. The body was con veyed to the Bull and Gate public-house, where it now lies for the Coroner's Inquest, which is summoned for this evening. It was examined by Mr. Harding, a, respectable surgeon of Kentish Town, but he was unable to discover any" wound which, in ,his opinion, could have occasioned death. There is a contused wound over the left eye, and a few scratches on the face, but those are all the marks of ill-treatment. The man had a shilling in his pocket, and there was nothing in his appearance which could lead to the con clusion that he was possessed of property. AWFUL CATASTROPHE AT THORNCLIFFE IRON WORKS. We have this week to communicate the melan choly result of a most fatal accident, which oc curred about four o'ciock on Wednesday after noon, at the Thorncliffe Iron-works, near this place. The workmen were engaged in the midst of the thunder-storm in casting for as steam en gine a large iron shaft, of upwards of 5 tons weight, when pouring the metal into the mould prepared for its formation it suddenly exploded ; the con sequence was, three men were killed on the spot, and a great many were, severely injured, three of whom, we learn, have since died. All the ma naging partners were present, and with the ex crption of Mr. Isaac Newton, providentially es caped ; in attempting to retreat, he had the mis fortune to fall; the event proved fatal—after lin gering under the most exquisite torture he expir ed the following morning at ten o'clock. There are some others who were burnt on this melart : ,. choly occasion, of Whose final recovery the most serious doubts are entertained ; bnt we 'have the satisfaction to know, that every aid and comfort which the humanity of the Proprietors could suggest was immediately procured for the unfor tunate sufferers, as well as for their afflicted fami lies. As no other cause can be reasonably as signed for this remarkable phenomenon, it is con jectureli, by the proprietors;iliat . it had its origin in the electric fluid being, alti:acted by the Sul phureaus steam which emanated from tile casting. This seems extremely probablO, as the mould was placed in .a an horizontal ene.----(Skificld 31, Las 22.) perpendicular Cation and r not ill navavouring to are Air. 31 IcmA IL ANGx.Lo TA Y L UI I - R ecor d er, procure .'r h e 'V a l- i A d i d ee e :i c n x !-; i t t o a ' a l d i ( t .a i address the Q UEEN. DENT :t4 ; lA e i r eM M b L r ' s tst f° Y r. On Saturday, to which shwtet time d. a graalotis p an o c o l lelN,lepssrressetl:teu7dsaan ar tt i tiress . A US W er.