The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-22 00:00:00

Iges, barn, and other out-buildings. The house was sawed, '
owing to the river being immediately in front of it. This is
About the tenth fire since Christmas. The loss is estimated.
et 3002.
BritKallittE.
A Maniac AT LARGII. —WINDEOR, SEPT. 21. —nu,
pointing a man very respectably dressed is d milt of Mick,
who stated his name to be I.7riah Lambden" licensed hawker,
residing at No. 144, Praedetzeet, Pasidisicton, wee brought
efine the sitting mogistfttes, Messrs. Tibbott and Clods,
d with having broken, on the evening of Friday lam,
'it`Plate-glue window, of** value od SL-Sui at the shop of.
Ur. Caley, linendraper, and a lame pane of plate-glue at
the shop of Mr. Cantrell, olf the value of a. Bs., both parties
!eliding in the High-street. It appeared thit the pristmer
*rust his 'elhoer throng'? each square of glass, and wes
Immediately afterwards given into the custody of the pollee.•
A being very evident that the man was insane, he ware:a—
mined by Mr. 0. Pearl, lemon to the Prbou, who gave a
Isertificate of his insanity. He was wait back to the boningh
*acid until his friends could be communicated with.
MOM
PRIBEIRVATION Or A NAVAL OFFICSR FROM DROWNING.
—Oa Thursday lest there wu a regatta at Southend, shortly,
eilb“ the conclusion of which a party, who had been out
dishing in a boat some dismal* below the pier, discovered
the body of a man respectably droned floating on the surface
41 the water. It was immediately taken' on shore, where.
Yews. Warwick and Miller, surgeons; rimptly attended,'
end, after using the usual restorative means for several
'outs, succeeded in restoring animation.' It appeared that
Lieut. Drake,•R. N., had been Walking on the pier which is
mile and a quarter in length, and by sneer accident &Mar
'anobeerved by the spectators. He was borne away !tomtits
Taw by the tide, and floated to a isonaiderdde distance, till
bra was thus fortunately rtereed whilst is • cosuPkto state Of
dosensibility.
• '• A Tato ICU, AFFRAY occurred on the road to Barkipg en'
-Tuesday last. Mr. Levitt, Jun., of Ratoliff, was pisming.in
dais gig whilst a walking match was being detest:dined, when
west quarrel arore, and be was pulled Nun the vehicle and
maltseated. His heed was severely cat; one of his
seedy *wed out, end ether injuries inflicted, of which.
.he died yesteeday. The polite are busy in the affair, and an
jia=is to be held.
tilteliNTATIO/S Or Isocc.—Mr. Tower and Mr. Tie-
-11•11, chairmen of the Essex Conservative Association, are
mentioned as likely to offer themselves to the electors of
Ewe: to supply the place of Mr. Bramaton, who intends to
retire at the general election.
lt
itionwaw twined/Twist/ Hr. J. Hogan,
sommission accent, of 25, Upton-place, West Ham, Reser,
Jeering arrived at Gravesend too late for say of the steam•
Boats proceeding to London, left that town stoat nine o'clock
ea foot, in anticipation that he would be overtakes by some
csonveyanoe. On doing so, he noticed that he was followed
along the road by a female, who was subsequently joined by
three men, by whom, about a mile and a quarter from
Gravesend, he was attacked and robbed of a green silk purse
mateining eighteen sovereigns. Mr. Morgan will be able to
identify his sassilants.