The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-05 00:00:00

ollollito Willialledfla dilll4ldefeN Maki, that ea We&
lEps
oroday, betimes at• Md. *Work w Mwet primtherms., the Sanwa, liettreme theSstraet sad Red.
feratartmet be was riemeelNl Ilse who laniard
Um ate hod mate goods to aspen 4 hbe could sell es
• wary greet bargain, as he inisamftwialre same twoney, it
'beim, Christmas time, he. He replied, that he was le .o
partiralar want of each reeds as be deseribed, hat If they
were I. rood sod sod laminas, he bad re objeetiew hi
Usk at the., sad wss coodeaed by the Prieutter fur that
porptio. into • public-hoes. in • court whirl, leads out
.jibe&road, which be had her karat was the tam public-
ItoMe, is Old llteisad court. The Primes, was john is
c.mpariy by two other tom ill the beck room of the pubic.
boas., • twee a great variety of rood. were Amen his, 1m0..,,,t
..,,,t a easolities, Helfand, eke. The esesbrics, the Mi-
litia.", &enured biel,werethe best mlFreseh mitarfncisre.

He at length speed for the purchase of goods to the &gismos
of aloe grimes, sad psid down fa. as a deposit, while he
*rat to *hew a piece of the cambric to a frirad in the migh.
boirhood, to seeertaia if it was as good as represented by
the Prironert who agreed that the whole ef she mosey ahoold
he returned if the goods were mat approved of by his kited.
ne e'en Owlet of the goods were left is the proemial of
ii,, hooltarly of the publit.lsouse, till he reteraed with.**
approbation or disapprobatioss of his friend 10 111110/11.044
ird shell's oat to deliver the 'meiotic, of the gondola Mg
l• isimaalf ; le Ottawa iagly left the )0011111 *Ms Mon as..
. l'angemeet, to slam hie friead the minah4e., krone; • bog
its cosiest, in .ebarge of the lerwerawri be was tibsisit
bit a very feet soiatites, when ims his Morn, lits,lpeat
sorprige, the Pliallltt 0041 his 10011111111000 had. 111/4 she
boom. fie extunised the bag Which he hall left** the
tbrieemer, and found it tied such tighter Kos ho wss is the ,
habit of lyisot it, nod in such • One that he woe (*dole he
had sot lett it so; however, oss gettiag the
ceataleed riots, pointless et looms, Jtc. ho ndesed Poe 'mist
mid two pal/stings. Me applied to the lasidladi lathe public.
house fee the remainder of dm gouda etkieliiin-hail left
in her ears, While he 000110 thew his friend the onsolwie'
who she told him the Primmer and his maspisaimeabail ahs
'slued them Irons her, by telliog her ha masted *whales'
; she 'dial mot know that he beil.kik the- hoosn,
101 l it was mamboed they left the behoulireetly after. •
Yesterday the' Promeater gave haSismstien al Mar 011a4
of the transactim, whoa au officer was dispatched wish him
in permit of them. They found them about one o'clock
t;I time at cards is soother public-boom its the sane emit
where the trammetiou took place. The offierearemed the
trimmer, hot his compaaime forced their way out of the
tweet sad made their escape.
FIRE AT DI7TON, NEAR CAMBRIDeiL.
a WI PI •
Os Sandal eveahig seamight, beset. gage road Aye
o'clock, the upper MUM of a large thatchnieugpos; ter.
*sitting Ste imememis folly Inhabited, was dieweatared to be
tab fire is that village. The cottage oe Are was plat Met a
• hid( row, all searly joiniag each other a brisk wised set.
sing, at the time, full OS the rest of the row. 11 ma soon
f.",utad that it would be impossible to move the presitismalmody
it; flumes, end the greatest alarm wee felt fur the fate of the
whole street. From the cottage in which the lire raged, to
the next to it, there was server an bitterest of fear tem, sad
the Acmes were already beanie; upon it, wisest the intrepidity
and seal of so individual, secooded by :he good conduct mot
. truisms of the inkshitsats of the village, succeeded, after
orvivul hours sag severe labour, in pottiag a further stop to
the calamity ; that which actually took place is of • WWI
distressiae nature. l• the hurry wad esinfosim iswprabk
(ruse such • seem. mooch of the furniture of Atm horst
sa, a. well se that of their immediate seighbosin' was
greatly *aimed, mach coastguard its the games, 'is otherwise
ninety destroyed; sad it is aides:, with considerable Vll-
errs, that assay portable smirks, partiesslarly mach of the
Immo/ eke saffmers, miscarried off by strangers, unknown
to 4berrilloge, who mixed in the crowd.
'AWFUL CASE OF SUDDEN DEATH.
As impost was held yesterday before Mr. STISLINO, at •
the Adam sod Eve Tavern. its the Hunmomid.road, ma Mr.
Eliard fowler. olio was found dead. The failowinrrather
curious circumstance@ were deposed to :
The deceased was • Sheriff's officer, and was bolding 'lei
eessiou or the house of a Cootlimaii. named Mids. No 4,
,Eatli-plare, sew-road, by virtue of the Sheriff's menet.
Mr. sad Mrs. Midi were mistimed to their beds by Motive,
thief, sad there was no sue to attired he 4he house -but a
arrest girl sad the bailiff. Before the bails', had hem its
pummeling gamy days he experieured as attack of
the gout, which ism-reused so much, that he was compelled to
tab. to his bed; his complsius out abatis; say this& he
reometed the serrated girl to fetch • margeon, so whose or.
,isat be was foetid sitting op I. bed with his watch is hie
left hand mod the key is the other, as if he had been is the
art of "trading it up when he expired. Verdict Died Op
She visited** of Old."
MELANCHOLY lerIICIDE.
A. Imonisities was taken pentads, before Themes Shel.
tea. Rao Commie fur the City of Leedom nod Ragesigh of
Soothwitik, in the Cusirikroons of the Reidewell Hosolealis
ltridge.str.ei, Illackfriars, on the body of Mrs. Jane Mich-
solaria, "od twenty.thne, whose death wits attended with
the follow int affectier cirevassianees

It appeared Mat the deceased was • very amiable mad •
secomplusbed woman, sad dasghter of Captai• Rubles, wf
the Royal Navy, living al Getripsete Her mallwe died Mewl
two years ago, sad her place wow anew ...00hed by a-youset •
stepmother. The deceased aid smother sister were then kept
mute strictly than before, sad eke urea ded is effecting
luer escape, sod came to itmodon, whore she lived with*
Ifuend; she soon slier gut onarried ter • Mr. Richardson,
ei toaster of lineages with whom else lived most happily
op to the 1311 of Jame, when he was by 1610/01r aeeidrut thowst-
e4l in the river Thames. From this period the deceased
wait °beet yeti t• b. COM, very melaucholy. The means
~loch bad hitt...in support. d her is • state of alluenee br-
ing thus unexpectedly cut off by Ilse death e.f her botulism',
In r affair. hernia- soon emborramed, sad she was ultimately
yeressutated so take refuge in the borne of her father to law,
Mr Thos. Richards.,,., of Church.strert, St 2isviowie, • Sur-
wetter. of Earise. to whose buouty she ars indebted fur • milt-
sisleore, boviiit bees entirely us glected by all her relations.
Ste ohnined • sitostinis some days ago with • fririsal is
Tmiley.street, in She Borough, where she remained until
Su iiday evening, whets she abt•ined leave, &wise mad, IQ go
to el•apel ; she left about six o'clock. Abotlf rt(evor airlock
011 the same sight (Sunday) the attestion of the puma.
erre nn Blarkfriars-bridge was %warmed to as frpostrimisho
walked fur soaveaPparendriu a melauchs.ty.assod
on the beittge, and at leugth jumped on the Isohntrade,
Nearly over the middle arch, and flung herself off 11.10 the
Its er, which she did is a., hasty' a 'lnoue, that it was inipos•
*stile to 'nevem her. Prompt means were adopted Su r. acne
tier from a watery grave, beet I very ell ere proved shortly.
H,, T.w.dav mot Yang, at low water, het body was fussed is
itie naud,euear some barges at *hell tileileamt cud of the Wider.
A shell was immediately procuted, law ustsicb Ida body
was pat. awl conveyed to the %Meisel! Hospital... On
seareldus W.. packets • letter was footed. which led to a dor;
comfy if 1111 h. she was ; info. niattun was these' given to her
father.en-Ise, Mr. Iti.hasilsou, whir until the a was iguorant
a her fan. Ns 'Metled the tropical, and favoured the Jury
with lite above statemaeut. he Jury, limier all the circum-
stances, cossetted • verdict " that the Jet eased theism...l iStf.
oaf, beisi at be time tit a state of dermigenteut."

Oa Tuesday afteruoon. r ssiloor in the Kintiers-
lev Cook fsaaaroet. lying at Consiad fo.r
Itoorloadurs. with 'part of the 35th regiment. white
adjusting the rigging, lust his ht Itl, and fril uVer.
heard. 'rile ilea was Miming be.y laugh, and the
unfintallate mow Wall on Ilir iiuinl of braking, when
another rat?or stud a sulothr, actuated by a nubile
inotoulswof hvtunoity• learleonly Itluugrd ratio 111.
outer. and .ucceeliesl iu liking 1104 of hi....
Holies wree thrown tour, and a boil being i l ttt
lowered, the poor I.ito.n, vial his prrsuoyeis
were rescued bout their ptithut