The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-08 00:00:00

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

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ON Saturday last three sailors, belonging to this Owe,
west oat in • fishing host to ascertain If all no boa►d she•
ship Welwyn, Captain Bisset, front Riga, that had just
made her appearance off this timid, were well. the their vas
tore, sod within twenty yards of the short, the boat was
upset amidst the Weaken, whim all west flows. Two of
them were by a wive instantaaeosaly, as it wen, washed to
the load, and were thus delivered from their perils.. altos.
tins, without sustaining soy injury whatever. The body
of she other, whose name was Moms, and that of s
yonag man named Owens helungiog to the pariah of Dy-
ad, were not found till a eoasiderahle time afterwards, so
long indeed as to reade► every mums to restore anima.
time altogether ineffeeinal. The verso that d on
shore was moat aLbictt•g. biers and women were sunning
here and there, some among the surges and others among
the rocks, all oolieitone to do something, whilst they
had tint to their power the means of doing any ibis( elite.
tual to save the lives of their frllow.ereatone, who wore

connected with them by the tenderest of ties. Theme of the
pion' Imo Colons is particular. He belogged to the Mer-
ging, of Leith, that wes wrecked mina time ago, Bed bed
tome in the Weinyss from Riga, hosed hi Kirkcaldy. He
was 'drilled It, the aeon., as he had ewe so for with thee,
not to go ashore till they erotica the piece of destinations
where he would hire hid a happy merino, with hie poste%
who bad game there a:pectin hie erriesl.

We understand that three of the band of the 39th
regiment have deserted, god takeu with them several
of the masked iindriiments belonging to the regi-
ment ; and though the tunas vigilaut search has been
made after then,. they have escaped in s vessel which
lately sailed from this port for Liant.—(Conk Mer-
sa/dile Chronicle.)

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The Earl of Derby's stag linuuds will meet Mk day at
the Rise (ashes{ us Friday as Foxley Hate's.
H. Jollier. Reri.'s fox tweeds will meet on Saturday at
the Chequers, Hurley.
The Surrey firs bounds will meet es Thursday at With.
has, end os Saterday at Westerlies'.
The barriers meet every day.

On Friday last Mr. Bed sod some liked* enjoyed •
great treat is homing a very Are doe, which had bees
known to be resorting is the farm wituda sear It..ehester
fur the last eight or tea days, and being *PM by a wood-
man, Mr. B. et was isformed where she was to lie found.
That Geodes's, took um ten couple ef hie harriers, sad
very 11104/0 discovered her. The doe tame est isto a teem
lay field, between iiis woods, lied as if to display her-
self, and bid Mature to her parasols, homeded about
the field full of pride sad Ire, sod in the Great st)le,
exhibiting to the spectators owe of the most beautiful
eights imagimbie. She crossed the lurapibe road from
read to wood assent does, sod messed determined sot
to leave her Meals; but after being heated rir shoot half
as hour, sad closely premed, she broke error to the meta
ward, for Chatham, sod belay turned is the road, she
made off behind the town for Serene/id tied Luton,
sad fres t►e•ce along the Aetlortu• valleys fur Lord's
Wood, w►ich she made, bet as the hounds •umist up,
headed back again into the *pee {olds, sad then look a
direelion fur Sharstead sad Hematmd, and 'Amish the great
covers belutigisug to the Crows, over the estates of the
Bads of Aylesford and named, is the seighbourbood of
Iblilllllllll, through Mr. Stacey's preserves at Stuekbury, and
was at leseth killed between Siockbury said Blabs' y, after
• roe of exactly three hours, is which the hounds scarcely
came to a c►eek. This elms* melted the asionisonient
of all who witnessed it, as it was supposed impossible
that a few low serilted harriers could overtake as. 'pineal
possessing such stresittb and ■peed Five of the liorsemeu
were in al the dealli.—(lCeelish Gazelle.)