The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE 81117711 H PRESS.

Chins,
chisegi

Sot.—l seed acarcrly intrude upon you with what is vf.
ready well known—the necessity of keeping a pore air in
the metropolis is what I allude to. Nor lova I toform you
of what yon could read in the face ur early corpulent lady
is the street—the warm weather is set in. It however...
curs to me, Sir, to be brief :with my awry. that hemmer the
Nubility and Gentry are leaving and have left twin, the sea.
venters and others who should keep the streets free of filth,
lee. have left town also! although a relasation of their ,to.
ties at this season of the year is by no means so justifiable as
that of the Members of the respective Holmes of Parlia-
ment. In this case the public Press itself is iiartivtly inter-
ested—riot so much from those corner toil with ti being ob-
liged to keep their station its town during the Summer,
ns
from the following fact, to ausinsimg and apparent at this
imminent as to require no minenient .—A !urge dead dog,
with Isis entrails squeezed out, and t mittitig • Emtious
stench, is at this moment laying is the Straw!, near Sono r-
. *et House ; and, Sir, let me further add. that, for she purpose
of pertaining the Duke of York and the HuoseGoarda,every
westerly wind, the canal, near the Reviles molter, in St.
James s Park, is now become, to that quarter of the town,
the receptacle of every species of filth, dead dugs, kit.
tens, Ike.
I really thought, Mr. Editor, that there were people paid
for !melon the puke, streets, lee. clear of such abominable
nuisance!
Let me know if 16e opinion 1 had formed was correct.
I sus, Sir, loin ea.
A PEDESTRIAN FOND OF PURE AIR !
Skated, Friday Morning.

An inquisition was taken yestrrtlAy in the Board-rnorn of
the London Hospital, brture John VCright Vita inerne,n,. r
fur the eastern slivionni of the county of Middlesex. em the
body of Mrs. Susannah Boyd. ufli•sicret, [cow !more
lo .
lobo pet • period to her existence. by jawing out a
• Iwo pair of stairs window, barna% a ft w ilcys prcriously at.
tempted to destroy herself by taking si.datw 01 arrenie.
The mother of the deceased ass the silly Xvittwita can.
mined. She stated that the &reared tura 4t3 years of age,
and hair-hero seven years onarrird rhe hr.' so thil“rrn
liviint; she was very deaf, haviug lost hcr h. :mot fruit, a
rold the cinch' in child-birth. She •i id her hnsi..mil lice,'
in very rectlitalite circumstances, notll, thr I..sses
trade and the badness of the times, he was lease it, •nd
emigrated, to try his fortune; since which titre tbr dirrear...l
has lived with her, and has been in • state of, deepon-
dewy, bordering on lanaey. She woald sit qnite melan-
eholy fur days together, and ',via runt pally. tin OW. oth inst.
she was taken desperately ill, and a stimerrei being sent for
it was ascertained she had taken a dare of arsenic, bsl ru.
per remedies being arboinistercd, tins final of of the-
poison were prevented, and ever since %rissoles, with the nowt
watchful care, attended over the deceased. to Peortlot
wnY
similar attempt us her life, still alert iu the sated bed with
her every sight. Alveoli four o'clock on Honda,
raaribuing,
bed, mad iannisig on

down. No lives were lust. • I her every ingos. ••••••••• •--- - -
-...• i the decented sprang 'goldenly cut or bed, mod roggeosg too
The Public are rreprctfielly informed. that 1 the window (whit% was two pair) rise threw up slit wish 11..41
Chills. Glass. Anil Enrthetivrine. are to he vier- i tbrew herself heedJuregonst iota the street. 'llnoosa verwre
anima at Hall-price. No. 58. Pork-street. Gruser- ;Jot prevent her• by taking bold of her shill. :Pus( a" she "0
slur-squire. I GLUE,. bat her weight putted it not or bre
thirds ; vso
Drury-line Theatre, we understand, hoe at j toll 4:4lwherane.:Tisokilt ' jell". sisswill:::cf:iiii"..:::oikeulf„o"..her
length been let to Mr. Eturrotr. on a leers of I iii,..41.,4 wimieeked.,,d,eiroredsle„,i,g.
14 yea, at • rent ezceediug Io,oooi. per anima.
yeah. 1 Veettirt—.Larterp.
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