The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-09 00:00:00

FATAL ACCIDANTS.

On Wednesday, Mr. Jobe wima, halter ac,ler, d( tied,.
and Catharine Wa!matey. his niece, a young woman of about
18 years of age, were killed by the Dm disrsiiiirof a cart in
which they were returning from Kiiitie-hortieh merle,. I
is a singular cinctietriance, that this eufortunale man should
have had the misfos lune ho be overturned about three year.
before, by which accident a young woman who was eiditie in
the cart with him, was killed. This eireentasenre resolered
• hies limit, and averse lo go ahem, a feeling which hr motioned
just sa he was going to met off from home, and whisk iiiduced
the other unfortinuite deceased to aceompaay him. They
left Leeds before din-light en tVeduesrlay morning. and
titre wire sere at Hardwood on their retests about tee
o'clock at night. About Iwo hears after a waggoner who
was going from Harrowed to• Leeds, observed a cart lying
•orerlauned wpm the rood, supposing that the driver had
Itosie for assistance to some neighbouring house, he did not
immediately investigarar the nature of the accident•; but
+adult got so the edit house without 'meeting with ally per-
. sun, he became %laniard sad roused Ilse people, mid having
sprucurid lights and **daimon*, he resented to the spot, when,
*boiling tu relate, these two isafurtunate people were rutted
dimis d under the loading of the earl, quite deed. The bodies
'were removed to Alltroodley Gatti, and au inquest was held
,Upon them on Friday.—Verdict ifccidemlal dealk.
Yesterday se'neight a heart residing accident happened
of faith. Two carts, belonging to Mr. Campbell, brewer,
in Edinburgh, were mot down boasted to Leith, sad a porter,
stationed at the head of the Canongate, named Aaiun
-Lamb, was dogsled to assist the droyinan. When passing
sloag the shore, near the ad" slraw•brulge, Lamb perceived
a child in imams's' Jule, of being rude, over by the lined-
most cart, and initially sprang forwa.d so save it, in doing
wh•eh the shift of the cart ►truck him, he was throws &mu,
rind she wheel passed right uver lir !grease It was at the
'One loackll with three hogsheads of porter, writhing nearly
-halt a ma. The unfortunate mass was immediately coo-
',eyed to we adssainimg house, where he breathed his last in
about tee minutes. The only words be altered were, •' In
'saying the life of a child I have lust my owe." On the
'surly being reimeril to Eilinheigh, and previous to eon-
',line it int, the dwelling of his family, a person went i■
its prepare his wife for the distressing intelligewee ; hut no
moue, had he intimated that a milifortinte bad &fallen her
hushaed, than she unhappy woman, rushing out, Int i those
who were employed its ran ying his irritates. The shuck
which her feelings systaiised it is impos►ible to describe;
she sank down is a swims, and it was lung ere she could be
-sedated to life, and a kuowledge of• the full extent of her
in;sfuittioe. Lamb was a sery stout maw, shove the middle
age, and bore a good character. By his (bath two childeett
are left fatherless'.
boaday atomism tart a jaiirrting.car, belonging In Mr.
Ennis, of Pholliposown, in which nest tosser sisters of Mr.
'Ennis and Miss Langer, was coming into tows about
hero o'clock, chess the horse took fright opposite the
vouud, and ran furiously down Magdaleu•strrel,pwiuk over
a,. old woman, who was dreadfully hurt. Miss AIIISC Lewis
imprudently threw borscht uIT, and her bead coming its t•ou-
teet with the pavement, was most dreadfully shattered-. a
cord) whirls ►lre wore was sunk into the skull, Iwo of' her
-teeth wete knocked out, and part oilier tongue came away.
Abe was brought into she house of Mr. Charles Campbt
• -ss here everything that medical and 'orgiesl skill could sug-
gest wns athninntered by Ova. Skelton and Fogarty, but
without effect; she hiaguiahed is a stale of inseusibility on•
ell six o'clock in the eieuing, and then expired. Another
Mies Enuis sans thrown from the ear, and altlioakh not niaa
iial'y by the fall, yet it is feared that the shock
will prove fatal to her wrist needy delicate coirsiiintion. The
Lore was soon eller slopped by the driver suntans his bead
seams, o gale. Ihe deceased was a fiae•yosug woman,
ten iity.five years ~.t' age. and very cinch beloved by her
'family and friends..—(Dreglieda J 1.)

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Copy or • Nute to J. W. Put kin% Esq. :•—•
Dear Sir, 8111 October, 11441}.
1 have a.krd my hind, hire. Pm**, fOr the particulars of
the prevesit Nate of Sonfrua, which her husband staled in his
laid letter, elated Annan 17, 11121. but she has refused to
gyve it ote in writhig, saying she oar afraid that you would
put it it. the Papers, and the Turks here 'boobd learn that
Mr. F. has tepurted ft—which would endanger his life, as
nim on the spot where they tue maid. ring Ike GM. kir
as (eat as they sat. get s 4 them sod eimploy the Jews to
throw Owls luta the sea, aunt the inhabiter*. have alinaieed
from 4sh, solder the ide.. that they have fed themselves on
Itainvii hulloes. A great 11avilaw has arrived on the 11th of
the mini month, at the capital of Aserrita, and 4. sated the
.fightuitiff proelantaltioa :—.` Thal the Turks were out to ht.
teeter, with she Greeks, or to do them any issjary, sad that
they wear to be ituseiskril severely loy abuse Turks iu r.wer,
mat as otagnitnates, &r. that if they relicts puuishing those
Tacks who insult On Creeks, they were to forfeit their
losidst" the above statemeist.l have been informed of by a
Greek ishorksot its Ike cosy. whom I tailed woo fur your
taforisalient. A tetrad of aunt, George emssieses, E.g. is
jest sppoimed by Osiverstatreit. General-Cestrail at Satelmia,
reef is mike( its Moe with me we Mueday *rat. et luslf-past
for, Dad I shall tie happy of poor eompassy that slay to meet
Ape, as he' bar lieu • lied, maw, yams .broad...-Eatmse
d4smi .crawl as I am i• home.
&Item me to be mars, itr.
Oraiur,lJ J. D. MAN EST?.