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London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

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t, h• Jot.. glass with his friend,
rad km a *MA &ma Obilefil, brio* Flypast, assl
se sidelrer or Neat.., wiSsoot terattoity, proposed the bank
is vocation. Tills olliest. was itansediattly liken op with
'Janie Wittinth„ by an isbilmision fancier, who felt tar the
priffle of rho Maropolitas Prise Wog. and offered to stake
101 w. If the Champion world atomism to fight Cur the own.
nerionsocel. OriMs nopivervd, that he had said he would not
Salt for law Chas OWL sail., Is assmstorote of his host. 1
were ; hot there had bras as Vouch pabout is, that ha
would fleet Neste far 400!.-(Lead eitstrs.)--114* jollowisig
articles were insmallaid, draws up, asd signed by the rm.
opettivr parties:—
Castle Tapers, Holborn, J y
Mr. 5... thtpart of Ttainsa• Cribb... down ten pousibt
and Mr. J. R. se the part of Willis". Neste also patsies..
ten .smsads, N Said fur ilia wide, between Rath and Leos
don; os Wednesday, the Sib of Slay, 1811. To he a fair sfisell.
up light. Half.sisioete live. In •14 nett rum. The Awe
treaty poiss•ria ore placed in the kat& of Sir. LleJcher. Tho
whole ref the stalkes my he deposited in the kande of Mr.
Belcher, sod who is appointed I. ease the pleee of fighting.
Theism. .r 1011. ride, ti be made good at the said Mr.
Belcher's, Ms Cassia Tavern, Horton, an the 04th of Janes.
ary,loll. As umpire to be chase. ho arch party; and Mr.
'whin* en name the referee. The whole of the emery to be
made good, 1001. aside, on she ISM of April, ISt!, at Mr.
Crildt's, the Ultima Antes, mews of Pamela Red Dorados-
atrertr, Haymarket, betimes She hoar. of 'eve* and tea
sector* in the evening. In ease of either witty not ma th%
the 1100 f. mood, the shove deposit of 201. to be forfeited.
Witstased, P. B. Signed, J. S.
Thomas Bitither. J. E.
A *erns., it seam, has bets loose haver. Nano mod the
Champions of F.oglasitl fur POW time past, which is sow to
he decided by she list. Several wager, were ininsediately
offered Ilrot the slakes ire not made good, Sure especially,
as Neste is to be comisked alma the 'object. is so, how-
ever, well knows. that Neste, a short liege ago, edited to
light CrAdt fur 2001.
The Champion, it is mid, is mach too heavy at worst
but the good 'Gets of training will pet llsai all tis rights.
Neale is. • very powerfol yoeig 'lean. The sporting world
arc all upon the alert, to see she otild one Otift sure take
the Gehl. The Cluinspioses last memorable contest WWI
MOtiletfli was on Srptember 28, 1811 ; nearly ten years
bowleg !lapsed. without receiving a challenge, Cribb ought
nut to fight—it is giving a .Asses sway ;su say the Anowing
011 N.
We believe that Mr. Cribb cannot accept a challenge with.
oat the comet of two very valuable friends and

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• INQUESTS.
DISTRESSING SUICTIV;
Yesterday as lumen was held at the airs of the Dube of
York, Jabal-meet, New.read, berate! Thomas fitirloag, Erg.
Cairomer, se the body of laisebeth Thomas, ea Merestiog
female, twenty pears of age, who poisoned herself ender the
following moat diatemeisec eireasnstanees
It appeared from the evidence that 8M demand was on a
visit at her imether's resideom in the New-road for sem
hone past, daring which Mehecatmeacqmainied with a yam,
itemtheassin who was is the habit of payieg his addresses to
the dromost, and a faint intimacy Misied Mimeo them ;
Mat M comesperom of • frivolum diming, the young moo
epserrolled with she deceased, and elninadely quitted her in
a poet peonies, maim' that he server more mold muck!
her. The deceased op to this time was observed to he veep
ebeertal, het a sadden shame look place be her, mil Me
Miami eery 10w4114 theieet"ailOr I 1, ales litthallereek arms
the theeshis of her mut Mktg noticed by the 'meg mem,
with whom she had been some lime acquainted. iher par.
chased some deadly poison, mad proceeding to her mother's
plum, she took a large Jew, about as hoar after Hie
'Jimmie. The deceased's moiler Was Not et home-as she
time, bet on r conies beam, she fatal medicine beam 011
*pers.., which the deceased fell. Her mother was sits*/ MI
a chair, sad she dreamed west over "id embracing Irish,
cried bitterly, sayiae, •• 051 am, deursoiltec„" bet all bee
Osolbers's esirral ars were maid, to eatnalt from bee aid
mese of her grief. The deceased became very ill, sad Ibi
mother immediately stet fur surgical aid; when Meese%
Parker sad lArontell arrived, and Metionwereil taros( anti.
dotes, bet to me effect: the deceased kyid silken • sufficiency
of the miens to have destroyed the lives of ten people.
Doering the period of she Medical Geetlentea's atteudenee on
shodeeemed, she divagated the circa instance of she iimerel
Mimeo her and the young mail' which led to lave elemeeleries
of the dreadful act. She at leogth bream delirious, and me
she lay on the bed she GI greatly repeated the words, "Oh
Robert! dear Reheat !" she Christie', name of the resole
ass who had forsaken her, and wish these empeemittes she
died a few Mere afterwards is great agony. The evident,
of the surgeons west to prove Shot the deemeed'a death was
canard by hawks' lakes, a queetny of poises.
TM Jury returned a verdict—. That the deemed died is
csaaeinesee of taking • quantity of poison, being at the time
it a state of temporary demagement.'

AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH,
Another Inquest was held at the Hoar sad Castle, Oxford.
street, before the same Coroner, on the body of Sarah David-
son, aged 27, *errant in the house of Messrs. Sandell awl
Cobham, brewers; of Oxfued.street.
It appeared from the evidence soldered that the deceased
was married last Sunday, to a young man; ou the Monday;
as she was silting by the kitchen fire, in cheerful conversa-
tion with the cook, the latter was much alarmed by the de.
reused giving a groan and falling off tier chair; she
thately went to her assistance, when she appeared to be quite
dead. Dr. Hell, of Deaa•street, was prorured, who applied
every remedy to nu effect. The deceased died immediately.
It was supposed that the deceased bad poisoned hermit; but
upon an examination of the body there was Noshing fused
to sobstatiliate such an opinion. The deceased was pre.
•sonsly its good health and spirits.
The Jury returned a verdict-', Died by the Visitation of
God."
DEATH BY FIRE-
Yesterday as falsest was held at the Triumphant Chariot,
Pembroke-mews, Grosveum-place, before Mr. Higgs, Co-
roner, on the body of Asa a child poly live years
of age.
The parents of the deceased lived In the EAgeware-road,
and sent the child to a day nurse is Irountonger-lane, Pad.
dingto• ; a few days ago they had ors-seine to remove and
left the child at night with the mom till they got seitled..—
Tuesday night the nurse went um, leaving 11w child almse in
the room where there was • fire, anal in a short time after the
pies ciug screams of the child were heat d by the inmates, who
came lti her assistance, and foam! her clothes all in a blase.
The Senses were extinguished, and a surgeon sent for, but
he could render no smestance. The child was taken to St.
Geurge's Hospital, where, out examination, her arena, neck,
and breast, were an dreadfully burned, that notwithstand-
ing the efforts of the gorgeous, she died the same evening.
There was no evilleste how her clothes caught fire, but it
was eonjeeturrd that the went too near the shave, when her
pinafore canoeist the hlssr.

The Jury ietur•td • verdict—" Accidentally burned to
death."

On Saturday night, while Mr. HIM DE, farmer,
of Whittington, in Derbyshire, was going home, he
WI from hid horse, and being nimble to recover:
himself, Was lying across the road, when a carriage
coming by, and the driver, owing tts the darkness
of the night, being incapable of discerning him, the,
wheel (shocking to relate) passed over his had, sad
he IMP kiUed on the spot.

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