The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-09 00:00:00

IRELAND.

LINEITCV, JAY.
This morning, about two o'clock, the house of James Le&la,
of Pallis, in the barony of Kenty, who was deputed to take nags
• f property distrained for rent, was set on fire in his abysm
and totally consumed ; his family narrowly escaped destructioa
We are informed this day that Sheehan, one of the petaled
charged a ith the murder of Mr. Franks andi family, sad air
escaped from the guard-mom at Donerade, was arrested yaw*
In a public-house, in the town of Llama ; a large reward was 44
fered for hi• • ~prebension. _ _

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CLONNEL, JAW. 3.
We regret to state, that on Thatsday ' the 24th ult. an &itemise
took place in the neighbourhood of Borris-Reigh, bztween two
men, named Robert Mara and Daniel Connors ; the former re.
mired a blow of a magon's hammer from the latter on the bran,
since which he lingered until die Wednesday following, when Ist
expired.

CARLOW, JAR. 2.
During the laid week, an unfortunate man in this town, a tole
by trade, died suddenly after drinking a quantity of ardent spirits'The quantity drank by him immediately previews to his drum,
I was nut so great as he had bora attastamed to take at one time ea
many former ocrettions ; but having indulged for many yeania
this vicious and degrading habit, it brought en a gradual ems&
tational debility which renamed his frame unable to willimmid
effects of that which caused his sudden death.

MBRTINGJ OF CRIMITOW
AT VIZ AA AA urre COURT, MAIIINORALL•II ,

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TIMID MELTING.. X
Allum, T. W. Great !Barlow, Bucks, bricklayer . 11
Appleton, J. Tottenham.court-rood, cooper - - . 11
Harris, J. Kennington-cross, Surrey, and Addle-hill, Doctors'

CUnmons, liv;ry-stable.:keepei . - - is
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Minchin, T. Felllam-buildings, Gray's Inn-lane, dealer II
Morris, C. Fore-street, victualler - • I
Reese, G. Great Smith-streat, Chelsea, surgeon - - 12
Sergeant, J. Wentworth•atreet, Whitechapel, manufuturibg
chemist . . - - . 1
Tites, G. B. ten-terrace, Camberwell, dealer - . It
mes, C. Lincoln's lon-fields, scrivener . . 13
Waller, T. Croydon, Surrey, watchmaker - - I
Wilson, IL Birmingham, tea-dealer - . ll
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SECOND MEETINGS.
. Blunt, E. Cornhill, optician - . . I!
Coats, J. Fore-street. Cripplegate, dealer - . II
Durant, J. New Nichol!-street, Bethnal green, silk manufac-
turer - . - - . I!
Henderson, J. Blackfriars-road, draper - • - II
Nivea, C. Holborn-bridge, oil-broker - - . I!
Thomas, J. Leicester, linon-draper - - . II

FIRST MEETINGS.
Bury, H. Austinfriars, tuerchant . . II
Hurls, W. Satton Valence, Kent, victualler . . I!
Lyney, J. jun. Limehotew -, sail-maker . . li
Pratt, J. flatton.wall, Datum-garden, parlor . - II
Shaw, J. W. and A. W. Elmslie, Fenchurch.buildings, mer-
chants - - . - . I
Springweiller, A. Duke-street, West Smithfield, cabinet-makes I!

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DIVIDENDS.
Austin, T. J. Gregory, and .1. Huston Bath, haberdashers II
Barchard, Fenchurch-street Chambers,. insurance-broker 12
Canning, H. Broaci4nlCet, merchant . .II
Chambers, C. Steel-yard, I 'pper Thames-strut, ironmonger lo
Gray, 31. J. Cannon-atreet-road, wine-merchant 12
Hunter, J. Hawkhurst, Kent, corn-dealer . . 12
La Seas. J. CL Hackney, merchant -
Palmer, T. Gutter-lane, Cheapaide, silk-mercer . 12
Rybot, F. Chespaide, silk-mertur . .
Sharp, G. W. and G. Threadneedle-street, merchants It
ehford, J. P. Union-court, Leaden, underwriter . 12

On Monday afternoon, a decently dremsed couple, the wo-
man having an infant in her arms, were walking along Piccadd
when, u they were posing the gate leading into the Qtm Park.
she suddenly rushed towards the Canal, placed her child on the
ground, and plunged into the water. lice hu‘hand, who was s
step or two in advance when sheleft him, turned his head, sag
seeing her perilous sitnatinn, he ran toward% the eaaid, Week:
Li— a... it-. . _r OM day patrol.
him by the coat, jumped in himself, and rescued the
woman at the risk of his own life.

BIRTH.
In Albany-street, Edinburgh, on the Ist inst., the Right HO:
Lady Robert Kew, of a son.

luminum.
Stuumna, daughter of the 11ev. John Rudall, of Credi:on, to L.,:
Rev. John Manley, of thesante place.
The 11ev. F. Hall, Curate of Oreasbro' to 3liss Kirk. the ooh
daughter of Samuel Kirk, Esq., of Ktunbervorth Hall, Dm 110-
therhatn.

At A•ton, near Birmingham, the-Rev. William Richard.
31. A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Mary, eldest dims:-
ter of the Rev. J. Darwall, of Camp-hill, Warwickshiro.
At Wroxeter, the Rev. T. Rowley, 31. A., Rector of Mldacen
Seriven, and Head Master of the Free Drummer School, flrslg-.
north, to Mary Ann, only daughter of James Farmer, Es+. of
Drytom Salop.
At Wasp*, on Tuesday, the 30th ult. by the Rev. Dr. Auld.
of Ayr, Charles Berry Itivtlt, Faq. late of lmenos Arms, ta3ll&
Robin& Hilimah Aucainvole, youngest daughter of the Late Gilbert
AuchinvoleJlisei.

ItIED.
The Re.. J. Ford, one of the NI inor Canons of Canterbury Cathe-
dral, and Rector of St. George the Martyr in that city.
At the Crown Inn, Lyndhurst, on the 2tlth ult., the Re,. Mr.
Charret, Curate of near Lrmington.
On the :41st ult., the Rev. TheoPhilus lloulbrookr, of MTV,.
Surrey.
At Penney Bentley, near Ashborne. the Rev. John Boarxii.
late Perpetual Curate of Brassington, Wrbyshire, aged XL
At Barrackpore, in Bengal, on the t Ith of June lent, Enstitt
(leorge Downie Cullen, of the Bengal army, son of Janice
Esq. of Stockbridge, Edinburgh, greatly regretted by his Wen
officers and friends.
.aws

HUM WATER THIS DAY. AT ' ONDON-BRIDOS
Morning, 47 min. after ti. I Afternoon. 11 min. Am 7.

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