The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-26 00:00:00

We did .i..ie gas; *ea la lie autaart they had iivvis
as/,by that maw osasoadsd is genies quick posansios:
Mad a the Prlessere, dariog thie stereeteut, were homily
&Orrin their alumina : they heeded. for (Wee ult. 10
he dishorged • mod pinwales. lever drove to oet, Sr 1.4 at
seism lor as dory tired.
The parents of ware of 'twin airs beget'', hard ; hut the
hllaiieiraie declared every use of Usual shush' go to the
Hesse of Correct ins.
Hughes the eltset.taker, wee arra to &hood for three
imbeds; sad the rest fee use month each.

CHILD MCI/DER.
Teolerday aftersoon so bigot/aim era. lieM at the sign
of
the Velem., is Cueent•Gudes, before T. Biggs, E.g. os
the body of a doe male child, whu was found murdered the
pfeeediag err rime.
After the Jars had bees swore they proceeded so the work-
horse to view the body, which presented a must shocking
speetecle.
Henry Mont, a retreat le the employ of Mr. Grionble, of
Coyest-garden Market, stated, that OA the preceding swea-
ted it was, a stranger to hi., VIEW to the shop met informed
hinethat there was an isfant lying dead ua the erased at the
hack of Mr. Cooke. moan is the market. sod requested him
to get • light. whirls be did, and accompanied him Ito the
spot, where they discovered the child, covers A with a coarse
while cloth, very Moody. The child appeared to hive been
dead shout three days. Willies, gave 'armaments of the'cir.
esasstasee to. the parish officers, who cosserpotthe body to
the watehhouse.
Dr. Thomas Morrie, of Cionialet.stmet, deposed, that he
had esuaimed the child, which appeared to have hers' born
about righters or treaty days; it was a hill grown child,
and particularly large. He had so doubt it bedtime burs
• olive, but the modher mss sot encoded by either a mar-
midwife or a woman. There were blows on the body which.
In his ophoise, crossed its death ; they were sin is numb,
mid had been indicted with a red Act poker, sad were situate
as the cheek, temple, and breast. The Doctor described
several *sr in cunfi resat ins sir his statentest.
The Jory.; without hesitarios, 'married a verdict of Wilful.
Murder ageism some permit or person unknown.
ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT RY THE
PALLING OP AN OLD HOLIsE.
•
Yesterday afternom, between fear sad Ave o'clock, so old
house, corner of Maddox-street, Regrai.street, which hod
bees formerly well known by the some of the Swallow-street
eating-house, fell with a trontendows crash, by wbieh a swum
Named Glanville, arid her isfant, a Sue child about IS
months obi, were killed.
The husband of Mrs. Glanville was a earpeatee employed
in building the sew houses in Regent-veers. sod lived with
his family in the limes which fell, for estearewiesee. Nit had
rtid so resit fur soon timer past, as the home was emsdeinsed.
On Friday meceing some perms told them it would fall in
twenty four boors, sod they side sp their minds to gait it
yesterday morniog. The busload "mast work, and at the time
above motioned it was observed that the walls were giving
way. Mrs. G. beard a tweak, and her eldest sus, 14 years
old, loreastly ran out; she seised the infest and smother
child two VOWS old to follow, hot rho only masked the door
• when the house fell, Intryiug herself arid the isfaot is the
. • Wes: The other child was pitched late the street, aid ems
taken.to Mr. Brookes, by Gook, the eousteide, when it was
head he treeived no serious injury. Gook and Westbrook,
an °Meer of Mselboningh-sireet„ procured some amen who
doe eat the dead bodies of Mrs. Glansille and her infant.
While they were engaeed in so debts, a milkman named
Camainajor, who was accidentally passing, red observing
them in • perilims situation under the party wall, which wet
on
the mist of father, gave the wileses a guises to procure
more men to prop it op, which was iritmorliaiely dose.
ACCIDENT Ar NEWBOTTLE COLLIERY.
It appears some manse were employed is repairisi or al.
tering the adman of the 'seise belu in this colliers., sod
shoot half-past tee o'clock me Waimea's, might they com-
plained of want of air. Corry, one of the **airmen, is order
to remedy this imouvesiesee. broke down aeieppiog, hut un-
fort %motel,. by mistake, broke one that led Ode angst/1 waste,
the foul air is which burst into the pit sad ignited, hot being
what is tallest • stsorling Ire soon went net. Curry wettest-
located ea the spot; the rest of themes eseaped(sowesir diem
through the Ire) to the bottom of the shaft, slough much
burnt. Os the witiknieo coming down at 12 o'cloek (Ow hoer
of chalegiag) the accident was discovered, aid every emetioli
made to save Curry, but without effect. Several aim who
went into the dangerous parts of the pit, were overcome by
the (oaks/roe of the sis, sod were usable to cethrs. Us
the arrival of Mr. Hill, the viewer at the pit, he immedi-
ately descended with George Steel, the overman, and
another; they were proceeding where George Wel, who
was much weakened- by his former deseente, fell : Mr.
Hill fell immediately afterward., mod was cseried silt to
the bottom of the shaft by the other maw, is a lifeless
piste. He war pal ions a tart mid emtveyed to a house sear;
the joltiug of the cart restored asintatioa, aid we are happy
to my he has sitter entirely recovered ; but before /keel
could be reword from his situation, the vital spark had led.
ill all. six ones have perished, and two of them, Curry and
Steel, 'Wye both left large families.--(Tyne Mercury )
ACCIDENTS.
Tuesday week, while Sir Neil Meanies, of Caseleammuties,
was cooming hares, along with two gestlemes, sear the
hamlet of Defroster, be happened In passing to Muck a
Digitised posy whit* was grazing, in order to drive it out
of his way. The posy resisted the interfereoce of the Biro-.
net, sad, by • kick with nee of Its hod feet, broke lung
below the Imre. Sir Neil, we are glad to leans, ie in si fair
way of reeovering.—(Coniedesden Ilarearr.)
Robert 215141,11, mariner, while adjostiog the rigging of
the brigantiee Agnes, of Unmet*, on the 10th inane,. fell
from the main-top to the deck, sad was killed ON the Vol.
•• CAUTION To SPORTSSIIIN.—Yesterday evening
Petit. CON EAOII, of the 79th regiment, quartered
in thus city, on his way home Dose a shooting exclu-
sion; was smacked by a Dumber of men, who beat
hies severely, and deprived him of a double-barrelled
fowling-piece. We would recommend to Gentle.
'men who ure fond of field sports to give them up
while this comity continues on it. present alarming
ittste.—( Limerick Paper.)
ENORMOUS C•RauT.—Weelneorlay Mr. GrOSGS
BooTH, gardener, Masnliebt, drew front la. louden
▪ carrot of the following extroordiasity "'Light nod
ays'oselisi.,no !—Vtreight Six Imam's, mini within four
inches of the top (that not beinK the extremity of
girth) it nsensurrel sixteen inches !! It consists of
sux separate branches, the centre one its particular
being coosidernbly larger them any carrot almost
ever %ern. It egos as Thursday ezhiltsted in Mans.
held masket for public inspection. and allowed, by
sill who cow it. to be leeriest they ever witnetsed.
Between tree and two o'clock on Solidity marsdoo last,
FAID,Drd Murray, a labourer, onspheyed at the Blakeim Ims
Moue Mine, was attacked by dye seldom on the lispotetasit-
road, out far from the barracks. Two of them seised hiwt by
I he arms, sod a third ski tack him bellied the heed which brought
him to the ground. They they took from hiss three Mendes
sad les. is silver, kicked him use the bead sod lag hiss. Five
auWirra (four of tlor.77th ritinsesia of Aim, mi their starch
through this tower, mud one of the rosaries statiosed here)
• are • nue/ is cestudy, sad wise yesterday esernined us the
charge; three of. *till awry positively Moth to by the Pro-
secutor. They were mil remanded for further eassesestswa.
It appears they had bees all driiikisig together al
Nse's Mesa, digs Mullet, ahem they saw 'hurray had
moue) --(,Aewcoefie Pieper.)