The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

ACCIDENT AT sr PAUL'S' CATHEDRAL

Saturday morning. a few minutes after six o'clock. as the
woikisen its the employ of Alessi.. Mums and Chows had as-
*emoted to renew their labours is erecting a scaffold under
the dome in this, cathedral, a number of labourers incau-
tiously trusted them., lie. on a (sager (a single pole placed
Isuriewitally Irons the es priglits),in consequence of which it u 1)
fortunately broke and precipitated tie whole of them to the
bottom, a height of about 4U feet, by *hick accident one maw
named Mullagau was so dreadfully bruised that he expired
few minutes-afterwards; another named May had his arm
livid thigh briskets. and one other received external bruises,
but is likely to du well. Great praise is dee to Mr. Couch,
a young man haring the care of the works, under Mr. Cocke-
rel% the architect, fur Isis humane and prompt exerti.ois in
having the soifertunato sufferers immediately conveyed to
ht. Bartholomew's Hospital, where every possible attention
is paid to them. Mulligan, the deceased has left a wife,
but no family.

THE EARL MOIRA PACKET.

The body of R female, supposed to have been lost in the
Earl Moira Packet, Las been cast upon the shim. near Work-
ington, where she was discovered by some fishermen, and
taken to the nearest habitation for a Coroner's Inquest. The
burly presented a pitiful spectacle, the dress b. tug nearly
all turn away by the agitation of the ruilites• element. Suf-
ficient, howeicr, remained to proclaim list she bad been bolls
young and genteel. Her pear head was much abused; and her
arms lost from tie elbows, the effect, perhaps, of hairier;
clung to some refuge. She had uu the remains of a black
sarsnet pelisse, lined• with satin, a coloured sarsnet guwu,
with au under while body, two dimity petticoats, one flan-
nel ditto,, together with stays and chemise (very hue linen,
marked E. 51 —47, in a very ueat hand), flaiiiiel waistcoat,
black silk stockings sod handsome shoes. The body was ma
the 19th of September interred in the church-yard of Har-
rington, near 111u:charm

At oue o'clock on the Bight of Tonality INt, a
fire broke out ill the tams yard at Cagle Balm.a the
seat of Colonel Basor, iu the Couuty of Kildare.
by which a quantity or hay, of the value of 3001.
was couranted.

Sasereler—ift: Ithessits. et the auk Eulogiser.
East ludis, sad Sundt ties Ileum.

DEATHS

At Abbate, Lodge, Worcestershire, on the 26th ultimo,
Elizabeth Anne, the wife of Drury Bromley, Esq. eldest
Slaughter of the late Edward Sacbevcral Pule, of Eadhuinc,
iu the county of Derby. Esq.
(hi Thursday the 20th ultimo. at Viselby Holm, near
Louth, (the residence of his relation Colonel ElenhirstO
Elenhirst, Esq. of Ouslethwaite, near Barnsley. Yorkshire,
aged Ba ; his remains will be interred in the family vanilla
IVersboiough. llis eldest son succeeds to an estate dirk
bits regularly deseesded iu the male line from the time of
King Edward the Sixth.

At Greenwich, es the 47th 8;31,1106m, I. kir 634 years
Liretroant-Colonel Wm. Frederick Alecheso, formerly of
the 611, regiment of foots youngest me of the he &men'
Forbes Machette, a the
Royal Artilhvy.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Darwin 34 after 4. I &resin 511 after 4.

Prime,' mai Published at THB BRITISH MISS sad THE
GLOBE Office, No 12T, Resod, by C CORNWELL
of tliv Stiand.