The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

FIRE IN SURREY ROAD.

Joitefirorris stood indicted for leat nig hrr twn thilarrn

Further psrlieulars of the fire which broke out on Friday
night, in the house uf Nlr. Morris, oil and colourman, is
Valentine's-place, Surrey road:—U,ifurtimately there was a
great quantity of gutimiseder on the premises, to which the
flames soon communicated, and the shock was dreadful; it
blew the whole front of the house down, and pieces of the
roof were seal to a considerable distance by the explosion.
The inhabitants, in a state of the greatest alum, rushed
from their houses, abandoning them and their property to
the devasting element, and sought refuge in the houses of
thew iteighboun who were placed beyond the reach °Hang. r.
Meanwhile, the croon:ell mama of timber :mil furniture con-
tinued to blase, and soon communicated to the adjoining
house, tint omb which it spread with such rapidity that
before the arrival of any engine it was in one hi ithant
flame from top to bottom. At length several of the
principal engines strived, and as the turocork was nut
on the spot the men obtained a passage 10 the water-
Wog by means of their pule-axes; but it would not
yi- hl sufficient to supply the engines, and they bad the
mortification to see a third house burning without being
able to afford any assistance. In this latter houses young
lady sass %,elll at the secourl floor window, the only past of
the house through which the fire was not raging, uttering,
the most piteous cries, and soliciting by every gesture,
the assistance of the crowd below, who bad the will but
not the means to rescue her. She was advised several'
times to throw heraelf mit, and trust to Providence, sad once
ur twice she appeared as if g • g to do so ; but War each
time drove her back again. The thick black smoke Which
now bowed from the window convinced the sympathising
multitude that the utifurtnnate woman must soon fall a
victim to lwr timidity. The crisis every moment became
more alarming, when, at the awful juncture that the pert
appearance ofilanve presented itself, some iudividnal, ilk
more presence of mind than the rest, appeased stilt a Mau-
het, and thus being Ivel4 by several stout fellows, as near the
bootie as they pendently could approach, she was again in-
vited to throw herself into it : she vied so, and was caught
war. sod was borne •ff to a place of &drily, amidst the accts.
mations of an inttneuse crowd.

At this time it was 12 o'clock, and a small supply of wa-
ter find been obtained, which the firemen used to great ad-
yaotage, when the awestruck made his appearauce sad
drew the plug at the opposite earner, by which 'lest) of
water was given, *lsis+ rumbled all the engines's to work.—
It basing, unfortunately, the hour. at which people were
ecturtisiss from the ili.atres, the crowd, which was at first
compatitaivtly small, anon increased, until it was with
great diflicnity the men could ply their much ettpieed
labours with the desired edict. A must numerous gang
of thieves also collected, and, under peel 11S4i11111,"

BIR'

so tr•int is impost nil own pieweisea. turiti.o intoPriNt.i. twee' at the age or twelve pests to the 4711. regiment or . !Ammo loth the desired rift ct. A most numertou• gang ----________.__„,___- _. ___.-__.._ . ___4____Mr.
Mr. fultwOoet —The plain facts here were, that the
Jane mortis stood indicted fur leafing her two children I foot, where she served seven years as a drummed, and was in of thieves also collected, and, under prel,nce of ',misting, BIRTHS.
• cutiperage happened to be in St. G. urge's, Bloomsbury, and exposed, and deserting them, on the 6th of May last, in the ; al cocagements, %herr tihe received a sabre wound robbed every one that was imprudent enough to ruse tit Ost the 11th inst. at Hawarden, Lady Charlotte Neville, of
the attend brewery in St. Martin's: in one part of the este- parish ef St. James, winch children afterwards became ' 'tyro...die noirs a bayonet won't.' in her left leg, and • simnel the crowd, with the greatest impunity. O. nilemen were Swig daughters.
kdi.broeut coals were used in uoe prioress, and, in the ntlicr, chargeable to the parish. The Prisoner was a handsome I from a minket-hall in her right kg. At the period of this ; furred into gangs of them, who kept hp ilm. moat deafens.: On the 17th instant, at Roebuck House, near Dubl.n. t' -in a different way, but stirs for a part of the same business; young woman, well dreined, and had one of She children an 1 Pervithde her sea we. diverivered, and ~.he was discharged .: shunting, whilst the villains were maltreating and robbing lion. Nies, Peter La Touche, of a son.
bat in came the scavenger of Si. Martin's, and said, " Tree, her arms; the case elicited much intermit in Court. I wrath apc onion of Ild. • day. At the age of Its, on her this- ; them, and in like manner, ladies were plutertered of their
MARRIAGE.
yam can burn your coals in my parish fur your own brewery, Mr. ALLIS' opened the case for she prosecution. lie said ; charge she married a soldier in the 7th light dragoons : shawls or scarves and ',objected to every
species of I° nial On the Silt inst. in St. George's church, Dnblin, Anthem • but you shall cot in Si. George's; for the moment you at- it was an indictment preferred by the parisls gait's' the ; the 31-tiqiiis of A I:clearest regimens); her husband was insult. The ruffles, even ite some instances, kilueLcd at
Cesar Cidelough, Evq. late of the INd light dragoolm ti"
Ammo to remove them across the street, they become 'into." Prisoner at the bar, for an offence al which human immure ! killed in the metoulable battle of Waterloo. After the action i gentlemen's doors, and under pretence sir helping the family,
Sarah, eldest daughter of Ise late James Poulton, Esq. vi
A. well migaht be claim the coke which wee removing to the shudders. Had it bet n one of those eases where • young site wrist neer the field of battle in search of spoil. Ammo furred themselves In the number of 20 or 30 into the houses,.
Glainevio.
gas a, s ailfaCtariee. It was true, that, by Mr. 'Taylor's Act, woman had been seduced and deserted by her paramour, : the slain she discovend her Captain, dreadfully wotoided,utill and carried off plate or any other valuables they could find.
The civil power on the spot was inadequate to dwell these DEATHS. au moo could remove his dust from his own premises to leaving her without the meant of providing for the offspring , artmently gasping for breath, lyingnmonest thedying and the I
0.1 the 21.1 August, on his pa rto Madeira, Mr. Joha
smother, to be applied to a different purpose from that in of their illicit intercourse, subject to the wont, shame, and : dead she applied a cordial to his month, Miaowed him ' fellows, and whenever they attempted it, ieeeived the nsost
Cooke, of Richmond, Yorkshire.
whleh be weed his fuels bet here these was an obvious die- I frowns of the world, then there would be some excine fur ; from his situation, aid hastened to procure him assistance, i dreadful treatment.
At Woolwich, on the 13th implant, in the 72d year of hd i fitters/us in the cases. In criminal canes, as Act of Perlin- her hariag deserted her children, a, distress would in all I end he finally recovered ;he now lives in Slnane•street, and 1 About one o'clock the three first hovers were entire.
1 age, Thome, Harnett, Ent Storekeeper of that deek.yard
mew must be construed literally: that was necessary fur the gr„bandity have induced her to do so, her unfortunate shim- I 0111 of gratitude lo her for paving his life, he allows her a • destroyed, and the destruct ye element received a powesfel His di,,,,it, has closed his pi;e services, comprising
riod
full Meer, and security of the lives of Isis 31ajesty's sub- Icon would inert with the sympathy and commiseration of : shdlitig a day 1,4•11,,,,111; but the wine-pewee a day she had check front the reel-twos of the firemen, and the interims,-
6(60 wars during which time be vei; is the aal replete.
jecas; hut in civil eases the Court were Dosed lo take the many, but the present case is opine ildterent. She has a bus- from the Kole was taken front her WI amnion of her lion of Mean. Clark's coach-yard, which separated the •
did actions which have rendered the name of ochry'R ini-
messing of the law from the whole scope of the Act, call bend, a young man strong and healthy like herself; he has a di ilia-eriur.•• After Obi* she was liken up 11Wer times as a • fire from the other house., to which eireunisialive alone is
. mortal, and subsequently officiated as Se ta to Adinli
(he
hiee Hwuan...Siiitgrowtisseitl,hdatroriiaig.thowtok, •yuardd:lieislatwiue
cl2tis. daritsinesearTi;
sensdeetty interpreted the motive of Ole Legislature in enact. trade, and consequently the meting of aittip,,, tine his Iwo chi'. i %.4,11,1, and ra..ed end, time to her perish ; but at length I attributed the preservation of that side of the street. It
lug it. ll'he Legislature evidently intended to keep the dun; besides this they have a palish rei y near London, where she Cu, married to her present hnehand, who is a soldier in was not, however, entirely eatignished at eleven o'clock
nearly "4 years he resign( di his breath.
with whom else loves, and by whom she is pees- On Saturday moruiug, but we are happy to *ay that all
• sheets fire from isuisance; hut they never contemplated, they could claim relief, if by IsecemitY YomPeded to .5. This the tilar.k,
where they gave a surveyor a remedy agaiust another for re. they did not choose to do, bat left their two children, one of . 'taut. She WWI not li.tring When taken up, but Ming token / appt•ehenviems of further danger hail subsided, it was cv. • • *
musing his ashes that he should also hare a remedy against them IS months old, and the other only four month, old, jwth a faili,log fit, n*lnt In her pregnancy, she ant un the ; ported that ou Ike exist...don taking place at Mr. simries - ---- -- -- .
the real *weer, •h. was creating no •ni•anee, rtiworlyi exposed to the inclemency of the night, at the door of ii Gets- steps of a door to rest, and some Immare per•nots threw halt. ! three men had been buried in the ruisiv, but this the fie, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BR! Dta..
su dual, but carrying it from one part of his premises to Wilma's house in Great Marlborottglostreet, who humanely • pence solo her lap. The .'Sena could ant press- they saw I mem ewe to be eneineous. There was some little damage Stunting 30 after 11. .I Easing 64 after 11.
another for a purpose •eceessry for the process of his own cent them to she stosh.tomse. The following billet was sub- her Legging- Her account greed with that she give at the ' done to the warehouse of Mr. Allen, • eons merchant, _ __
trade. Fended to the ueck of one of them :-." It is with reluctance . Mesabi sty Office. -
'nude, however, is but trifling. The amouut of the pro. Printed shd Pnbliebeall at THE BRMSR PRRMI and THE
Mr. apountos followed on the same side, and said that 1 arm compelled to leave these two children, their father / The Muesstrale finding the charge of begging nut proved, perty lost. little of which was insured, is estimated at GLOVE Office, Nn. 127, litrnsdr by C. CORNWELL
*ere was au coldest distinction between this and the Call- banag deserted them, and I nor having the means to sup. diechargml the Prisoner. . I Lb-useful pomade, of the thread.
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