The National Register.
London, England, 1817-06-16 00:00:00

MELANCHOLY ACCIDEN ON. THE THAMES.

Sunday, during the et-ander-yam, a boat with a sal, having in it
foot men and one woman, was ovirset by a sudden squall, between
Vauxhall-bridge and Chilies-reach, and the whole drowned.—The
names of the young men were T. Randall, No. 8, Orchanl-street;
J. Richard. the son ci a trainman, in the vicinity of Carnaby-
market ; J. Smith, residing in the same vicinity; J. Bushell, of No.
it, Rupert-street, Piccadilly ; and the female was servant to Mr.
Oranthan, of it. John-street, Clerkenwell, to whom Bushell hail
beat an apptentice. It appeared, that after dinner on Sunday, the
latter propoad to give the female a sail. The other young rien
otere las schonl-fullows; and they ail hjred a small skitf of Mr. Sul-
livin, boat.builder, Millhadt, to which a hail was affixed ; and they
went as tar as the lied !louse, at Battersea. lien they remained fur
some time. and were returning home. when opposite the Spread
Eagle, rut Millbunk. a heavy shower of rain came on, accompanied by
thunder and lightnin4. The persons in other pleasure-boats heard
tic female scream violently, and she was seen grappling with one of
the men. supposed to be her recetheart ; in a few wenn& they were
all sem to E.:diinto the water. Every assistance was immediately ren-
.dcted, but the men had Sunk torts: no more. The female's clothes
kept her afloat till asdstance arrived, and she teas taken in an ex-
hausted state to the Spread Eagle pab7iii-house Tile its,istanee of
two kamtlemen of the tacalty was soon obtained, and although signs
sif life were visible for some unit, their exertiisis proved unavailing.
'The *age were out since then till five o'clock on Alonday even-
ing. and only the body of Stnith was found. The party were all
under the-sure of 20. Ole of them had been to sea, and was sup-
p.vied to have bail a kniiieleti'4e of the management of a boat.
CORON Meg 'lNtat;l:,3%—tuestiay evening en inquisition was.
taken at the Sprawl l.aglr, on Millbank, upon the bodies of The
smith and Sophia Carter. two of the above five persons.—
The bodies of Burrell, Bushell, and another, whose name tis not pro-
perly known, are not yet found.
!teary Keppin. a Vauxhall watennan, was the principal witness.
lie stated, that lie was rowing a party Coin the Ito.-house, at Bat-
Arms, about half-past sit efelo,k. on Sunday evening. There was
nil twat befo..e, with ,cenetpiirsons in her. When the storm came
nit She Meta faster. Witness nieil to them to luff the sail, which
term they seemed not to understand; and in a few minutes the boat
swamped. and they all went down. W Mims hastened to the shore.
and set down his party, and went instantly to their assistance, but
lie could not find any of them.
John naives, a Battersea waterman, .corroborated his evidence,
and added that he brotte;ht the body of die female on shore.,
Mr..loseph Olier, surgeon, ta, Great Smith-street. Westminster,
was under shelter front the rain upon the thulk when the accident
bappene& lie instantly went tifi the Spread Eagle. and for two
hours did mere thing in his power to restate emulation in the fc-
teal but without effect.
Mr. JlOll.lll $ ilhvin, boat.builder, said he believed the water got
into her in the storm, which might have hapc;med to the most ex.
watertuan.—Nestlict—ic:idtntilly name,
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TUE NATIONAL REpISTFR.

POETRY.

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P., LALLA 1200 KB:
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II I N nn.
Oh, what a pure and aiscrcd thing
Is Beauty, curtain'd from the sight
Of the grew world, illumining

One only mansion with her light !
Unseen by man's disturbing eye—
The flower, that blooms beneath the sea
Too deep for sunbeams, (loth not lie
Hid in more chaste obscurity !
So. II inda, have thy face and mind.
Like holy mysteries, lain enshrin'd.

Light its the angel shapes that blO4
An infir.t's dream, yet rot the less
Bich in all woman's lovelines, ; .
With eyes so pure, that:from their ray
Dark Vice would turn ulyaided away,
Blinded like serpents, when they Sure
Upon thennerald's virgin blase!
Yet, fill'd with all youth's sweet de-fires.
Mingling the meek and vestal fires
Of other worlds with all the bliss,
The fond, weak tenderness of this!
A sour, too, mere than half divine,

W here, through some shades of earthly feeling,
Religion's soften'd glories shine,
Like light through summer foliage stealing.
shedding a glow of such mild hue,
So warm, and yet so shady too,
As makes the very .iarkness there
More beautiful than light elsewhere !

RIGHT OF PETITIONING.—In a debate in the late
;Session of the Amerian Congress, on 'a motion in the
' House of Representatives for the repeal of the laws im-
posing internal duties, Mr. CaMono, having observed
that the people had not petitioned upon the subject, was
:replied to by Mr. King, of Massachusetts, in the fol-
lowing terms :
" The Honourable Gentleman front South Carolina,
with reference to the repeal of these taxes, says, that
the people have not petitioned, have not complained,
have not remonstrated. Petitioned, whom ? in the
name of God. Their representatives, knowing. their
wants—knowing their interests—arc sent here expressly
to relieve the one and promote the other ?—What does
the Honourable Gentleman expect ?—What does he
wish ? That the grad body of the American people
should approach him—this Housee bowing the head
and bending the knee, and as in duty bound ever pray?
Sir, if they could for a moment thus ucgrade themselves,
they ought not only to be taxed, bat to be the slaves of
tax-gathererafor eves. Petition whom? I again demand.
The Constituent bend to the Representative! the Repre-
sentative not know the wishes,thefeclings, the distresses
of the People? Sir, they arc much more likely to approach
you, going on as yen arc, with sharp eomplanttes and
fierce remonstrances. Their interests are not attended to
—their sentiments are not consulted. I have had occa-
sion before to remark, I now repeat it—the people of
this country stand first in the Constitution—We, the
people—and the last to receive any benefit from it. When
you want money, you tax the people without reason or
mercy. When your follies or your faults have driven
von into war, you call upon the people to tight your
battles ; and if the cruelty of your petty officers, or
their own sufferings, compel them to desert, you shoot
them by dozens. But when a resolution is prepared to
relieve them from numerous oppressive taxes, and hosts
of greedy tax-gatherers, or a law to aid the unfortu-
nate and.set the prisoners free, then you know not the
people; you hear not their complaints; you heed not
their distresses. Sir, they arc not that tame, that patient
animal, which some believe them. They may turn upon
you in despair; tempt them not too far."
We are glad to see the following evidence of an
improvement in trade :—" The weevers here have got
an advance of Is. per cut fats week. The prospect
of an open trade to the revolted provinces in South
America has raised a eensiderible spirit of speculation
oolongs.: the manufacturers and merehants."-r (Carlisle
Journal.)
" It is said that the iron trade is so far improved,
that another rise of 10s. per ton has taken place."—
(Stallard Paper.)
Letters received from Calcutta, dated eoth ofianu-
are, state, that the cotton harvest was likely to be a
very short one ; they also mention the do • h of the
Rajah of Nepatil, and that one of his Queens, one of
his emelt:lines, and live female attendants, were con-
stinted on his funeral pile, on which they precipitated
thentseltn. : one of them was only 11i years of age.
it', a letter front Waxhin2ton, dated the 4d of May, we
learn, Wit the Americangovernmentbur lately xOl4l one
hontlred thoieonill acres of land on the'fitiihsey,
to
sissipi teerino,,, to a Fiend) compa Ay, at but
payable in fourteen, years, %swoon interest,
ditiro• of their planting the vino and olive, About
cosier:its 14 11144,e /:0114` to made on those nets 11
nil.; and they CAI ry weab them copii it, skill, al.
1. the head of ill. se people are Lakaintl, Pentneors,
tie seines, the two I:Anent:olds, De alitetti s,
ethers, with a erosr4l of artisans and ne.chanico. "
e pectationt. arc to:vied of V.vir success.

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• •'• ACCIDENT'S, OFFENCES! etc.
CORONER'S INQUESTS.
On Monday nieet the Jury met at the King•and Queen. corner or
Duke-raree t and Ogford-strect. Portmentemsatt. toierestigate th..l
cause of the death of Mrs. 'e:eviennethe wired Chula Dalkon
Nevison. M. U. which we ftetod last week. Mr. Ginza said, he
• was driving. his tilbury, in w"tich. fru his wife, on' the north side of
Portmati-square ;he was seine a steady lake eivaggon pissed by,
and the driver struck his horses ;Ins whip strua has (witness s) horse,
but he did not thinkalie driver diet it mtenali:selke I the moment it
• received the stroke of the whip it boked,r ran try swiftly till it
got td the top of the welt aide of the iqqate; pulled the reins with .
all his might, but was cot able to stop the horse; unfortunately. the
footboard of tilbusg broke. and he dish had no power to.ourb the
horse. Ile and his wife, being aware of the imminent dangerin which
they were. would have lisped out if they could. but he was dashed
out, before he could make the attempt, and she was thrown out Ma-
mediate/y after. Ile was so much confused, that he did not kuoe
whether he was thrown out before or after the accident happened to
the deceased. His horse was of a very quiet disposition.—Arter the
omit minute investigation of all the ceeumstances atienditie the
melancholy accident, the Jury returned a verdict of Accidental De eel.
Tke epic elan of a deodand was put to the vote; when the umber ;
appeared. fur it .s--againat it 7 : it was therefore lost.
Pridep an inquest was held at the Spread Eagle, Mill-lane.
street, b.iore J. Jeminett, Esq. Coroner fur the county of Surety, on
the body of William Anderson, jeweller, of Grosvenor-place. It ep-
peered so evidence that the deemed was 48 years of age ; that about
eight edelnck oh Tuesday ever :dog he engaged a boat, rowed by two
lads. °tithe Old Swan easier; to go to Wapping; the tide tees very
rapid on their return. and, in going throagb the centre arch of London
Bridge, the boat filled with water and sunk. One of the lads saved
himself by swimming, the other sunk to rise no mote. The deceased
was picked up shortly after. and the means recommended by the -
Royal Ilumane Society for the recovery of drowned persons wu used
by a medical gentleman without effect. The body was identified by
the wife of the deceased. Yerdiet--Accidental Death.'
A Margate mackerel boat, with 40fto fish on' hoard, for
Billingsgate, has been Nate by a sodden gust of is Iner off
Sheerness, and two out of the three fishermen were imforta-
stately drowned.
HORRID ftivanen.—A short time since, William* King,
edge-tool maker, at Sheffield, murdered his wife with a fire
poker, as she lay in be el, without any provocation whatever.
The infant-lam monster also intended to have asiirdered the
children, one of which, a fine boy, lie severely wounded on
the heath with the same deadly weapon; but the neighbours
hearing ce noise, prevented the wretch from areomplifiking
his horrid lenience The poor wothan was found quite dead,
with an infant by her side, which lead received no injury.
This is one of the most deliberate murders we ever heard of.
When the fellow war taken into custody, lie appeased to be
eifiirely unconeerned at what bad happened.
CHILD STEALIN4I.—,A varietg, fitltamer ha yid
the papers, of a seated fend, iandelbecileattant in Oath-
bourhood of Mantheawrogragera.,* ettOip ban * Ike the
Post-office, whilst dos WA as VOW (~15•04 the gel, witadiaDV)
with which the itado_agly tallaliadaadilltent paling I* oaall-
try. pursued by thciliefailialate mew sod Asir Mods, Vat ace.
wired to elude deteition. It will. however. ,be seen by the fol-
lowing letter that she was traced. arid kin espied, re-
't A until:ire. June 9.—The Lady who Ind purloined an infant
from the neighbourhood of Manchester-square, and had- travelk I
byipost from London to Brighton, strived at the Norfolk Anus Inn.
in this town. When she 'slighted, she ordered a female to be sera
to her, who could suckle the infant. • Afte'r the infest had been
nourished from the breast, she liberally discharged the 'emetic's,
and proceeded on her journey to Chichester. An boar after hcr doe
parterre, the tiaher of the child, the graadfather, and another perm.
reached the Norfolk Arms in pursuit, and being infornscd of
the circumstances, drove off to Chichester, where they overtook
her at the Fleece len, waiting to take Meeker* to .Portankeith.
The cook at the Inn was suckling e:ut Labe."
On Thuredayske wasexamined at the Public °flee. Mariboiroseei
Street, when site stated her name to be Harriet Molynemit ; that
her father was vs nuigietrate in Ireland for thirty years; theta& took
the child from motives of humanity, as the girl del not seem to return
for it, and not with any intention to steal it. '1 here is great reason.
however, to believes the name the has given to be fictitious, and report
speaks Ante as a person of rank. She s to be re-exasaiaed on
Monday:
A CURIOUS Ocetentegrice—took place at a village near
Breen. about ten days since A small farmer lay at
the point of death ; being a good Catholic, lee entreated that
a Priest might he sent for, to administer extrutne nactioni—
'the Driest came, bat having recognized in time fernier tl.e
purchaser of a small aortic ei of Clench lands: old donne! the
Revolution, be eellirell to administer the rites of the Church
mita the poor farmer Airfield sign a ;III: nitoo4 reecoutryanee
of his humble field. The farmer thought, correctly, that it
was our of the Bret deities of a good Christian to be a gad
father, and he saw no good reason for disinheritiog kis of
spring of the fruits °flies industry in favour of the priesthood.
He, therefore, flatly refused to accede in the nieereciente
proposal : the enraeed Priest then vented forth Lis nialediee
thins, and coneleded by saying the Deed woo/darted for his
body the night after hie death, if be died without teateivitit
extreme unction. The poor mast died next they, end his ee :-
dove and children lined three stoat hearted veterans to sit up
with the corpse, giving them abittelanee of ',telltale and wine..
At 'Malik:it a knock was tumid at the dour, and on it. beetle
°petted, three Met elide looking figeres entered, with teri
yells, disguised with liame.eeloered eire=see and niaeke.
These frightful intruders instantly emeshhed towards the corpse,
and hail already seized it. when the veteran+, recoverieg
their first shock, began to lay about them with their satires
most lustily. The Des ile we ie sesere tit wounded, and Wed
most profusely. but they cents iv eel intimately to eseepe.--
Next morning theifemily infermed the Preteen of the is li,4e
affair, mid us one of the veterans coed swear that he fetal h.
flirted a dreadful sabre wound oe the aria of one of the
masque radars, the Prefect instantly sent for the Priewt, art ho
was seiel to have met with an sect-Nene—'flee answer sent by
the Praat was, that he was so ill ear heel, that he eyelet nut
runic. The whole ',arty then tee I Hat a visit, and found
him w ith a dreadfel gosh in hie, arm, e,t wide+ he gave a very
eotifowil arrout,t. I two eoinpaielons were aloe Priests,
:use we are happy to add tlett all three ere in eustody.'
The fallowing merelote of' a recent snit of the Prince flegete'd
charitable elispo,ition, is vouched err Leah:mice Mr. Nicholas le--
mercy, who for many years• kept the Inn at lirtttotd lards;.,,
through a train of unavoiellible misfortunes Weenie a bee:ewe
and the whole of his propeety.tekea pea -avian of Ly the a.v.i,;ne...s.
In this forlorn situation, being not only eel hat very infirm, and &vi-
tt/teal every rtaaretrce, he ventured to *pleat to the. e,etieresity of the
Prince Regent; aho at only sent 11;01 two ,:.rase, but pe,
's bounty to IsCithnnierl • Whizz
fraud,.

c.. ity a !viler from 1. ieolin:zion, ateareo ••••• ... —•—. —".. , ~,,,,... v..cy ......nt.„...,.. ••+•.... .._ _, , ,
It ' learn, Witt the American tlovernnstmt have lately sold one Prince Regtrit ;a ho at only ant loot two 30L ~,tos. 6t iv::
noodrrd thoie.anit acres of land on the l'ini In vy, tothel%l is- inittod•thislaninty to lafitit•ortiect in it p,ntion, which lktit Lt.., %rad
.!, vissipi tetritto,,, to a ri end) rompady, at two el llars 114'1 presenting.to Ids fri.uds. His Royal !filming's husuati% aNdgene-
:irks, . payable in fourteen, years, sritlitstit iiitervit, ul.llll con roes example vraa promptly tkillovred by vaaaiSialeasula. aced emit
. ditine of their planting the vino and olive, About 300 French ' this unfortunate flintily hare bow awe-1t:4.1.am kreredingssut
't einigrais s hate golle In reside on (hose ilea l)-parcliiive, laid misery.
o
l. • and they entry aoh Otani capitsi, skill, vied isidnvti% . (,; .1 MElt CIit(TITS.
n%, she head of tlirse p,ele are I.aLaiinl, Permienes, (larinvi Thntsf-1-zoll'Elleilb?roult? ant! Mr. Juldirldial.„
Norjoib—Loot Chief Juktica,GObs • justisc Athit_it.
t, tic saiirev, the two I:Alleinatids, Ile ainetti v, Ganset. and •
1 Northam—Lazo etud, at ?de. *won tgeoil
. others, with a crowd of artisans and nt-chanico. 'ilw higher , 11,7mger Ist, aut;-"T-- 1:,...r
..i • - ~ .nunmrs.
expectation.... arc I orniLd of o..cir ficy,csi. Arid/40f :—Nte..last , ; r. shot AnlrOr .'.
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.0.1,;r4—Mr. Jttatke Pork irs;i • ' Alt Pit(Pte.
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TO T11+: EDITOR O:• NATIO\ AL lIWIST6II.

lin—ln the rusesilmo r elf the file instal, it was stated.
fs iiart of the 'Nits' of the lON t•li of blr. a illient !Smith,
lkleinissr fir jQwrtsieh. sloet le..s.4.l4ignoisi, of that city,
hanker', issiSheisesi uodrr sorkil iu .‘iel the property
esti') Lieut. sr OW 111111. as 'nth isr twi • the t.tct
Po VV. 11, 14:14,4at iUt( Io MA 111.11 J having been ever obtained
eo.olisinisil..l4 us, entire under no talent, nr in any tether
seu.inese.
e entertain MAW Lope tel heists aide Is rem ser stir money
front tette Jitows•Wareser, isle* toed rivorn mereirit:, to ns for
Nee ele!et of his besdlorr.in-1 Evenurt, ; though
ntlo4 allow that wt• havoc not Its:st securitt in tiler pee,
session maw, Ewrionett having fraudui, uti oliesineel it from uc
11!1 ei.1114015111741111 •hi), rismeivr•ory. whet, we were holding
siiseounted for him, ‘vbiele he knew wooletnot he paid.
I:vennett truealel tereoleat,tv
we bail not disco' ere el a criminal transact ion, ol:;eie he, and
hi. son-teoldis, NicluelaN, Lail been guilty of, in order to de-
f •ewl iv, • TeiWel.%S BIGNOLD.
11-iase Sirtet, lllwhj, ors, JUMP 0, l 17.

CVA Aim° —A letter from 1)r. W ilk iuson, of Bath, respect
log all interesting unknown lividly. i kei4l6:l I et' as above' who
ai we, kindly end most Imol:ell sheltet eel and treated by a
lady in thie sigighlrit. Muni, we are sorry to s iy, has
proved unworthy the kiaea es- she has received, being fitmel
to be an iwposter ; a utiiii!,t rid particular,. have heen men•
timiel, which we forbear tleteiline till they are laid befere
the public in an anthemie Annie. Her rent mane is mid to he
Miry Baker, of wither,it. e, D,v0... She hue been to India
as servant, and hat led a singularly wauderieg life ; tome time
since the aesociated with g s t.sies, aid. a / she picked lip
t lei, ei Iverislt. which elle detail. very (lucurtly l)r. 11' i!ls in.
Si II not the first ot the Ct,...osr•nii alto have been peaseted by
a young *Down with—•• eyes and hair Week, eyebrows tinily
arched, a pleating col. ur in her cheeks, a sweet smile, mid
teeth beautifully white and regular'! !",--f -trust.'! Paper.)
'EZTILAOIDIVAIT ATTEMPTS AT auterrnt.—On Thursday
afernoon, about four o'clock, the gardener of John Itraithwaite,l'al.
wh.o tesidee on the halt of the Padlington Canal. hear the second
bridge, :deed three miles front town, on the Ilarrow-ra.ul, wits at
vatic is bin master's shruhbery, and saw a min, dressed in every re-
spect tate a gentleman, jump into the canal, which edjuies the
asides' at thebottom e( the sltruhhery, He immediately jumped into
Cie water after him, and with some considerable danger be brought
him up, sad laid him en the bank. lie was alive end moved a little,
but could net stand. The gardener ran to his ITISSUT.II lance for as-
aistanees and Mimed in Ina than five minutes a itli several persons,
but they could not find the gentleman, and it was thought that ale
genteogr had hoaxed them; be persistod in his statement, and they
searched ahem% the shii. sad fogad him hangiag from a bough
of one of theories. wadi oOom Of )adtMg cord; he was not 400;
they me biro deinsowell masegial kw to Mr. Braithwaitesltossie..:
Medics.' amilmaas was met Mr ; he was still alive but unable
to speak, sad the Mr meets gave little hope of hie being many
hours. He war arena In a fashionable blue eget. blue pantalocini,
and boots. He bads quantity etailver in his pockete. a slyer watch
aid, wale, ribtea. ace Ilis Dam is me marked. nor had he any
ropers that could Lad ma dtanvery of his family. It is conjortured
that he is inearie,and has broke out of some place of eonfieemeet, as
his baud is ter, lang, at least of a vreelfs grits iii. Ile is still at the
house at Mr. ft, and every attention is paid to him.
Wouteweeion Scitetine.--Yesterday being the last Sundae
of this great coettesj. the whole of time metrupolie appeared
to have emptied itself into Wormootel Serubbs. The line of
tie Canal Wa' esteem' Is et owded, and every road leading to
t'ae spot thraaged a iiii well-strewed pedestriane ; amongst
W6Olll were many' Isi•ohlemen and I is:wiriness of ilistme $ i 4444 .
'fetter.' were eeseral splendid equipages tilkol with ladies;
an ionest the equestrians see noticed the Marquis of .Itiglesca.
'l'he ground in evert respeet ha.' the appe:trattee of a file ;
Nv e Milked a tent at the Mitre, in which three butts of beer
were drank in one hour.
Baker eommeneed yesterday morning, and at four o'clock
be,:tad accumplislied thirty four milesoin.l wee 11wm travelling
on. Caton at four o'clock had cootpleted thirty five [tiles and
A half.
The following irlaearcl was posted up in large letters, it
• :trims places leading to the around.
" Ladies sod einestleawn—Froni the commeneement of this
a nuarelleled tiodrrusking. I a as till yesterday afternoon' fully
asnotident of twilit the w' •r; but, naroettituitely. Wall 11114 i.
deftly taken ill, tint having ItioW recovered sass to be able to
renew the contest, I shall leave no exertions untried to beat
liiiit; should I not he sup fortiniate, it will throw me des:ittite
ist:soge coutpensetiun. The smallest trifle will be graft hilly
received by, ..,
.10s1.ill I'..VIA/N."
Saturday Nierning, Jame 11th, lal7. .
..SCIIOGG MO .%:,,i ul aim Lte.—SelOggine it neaely recovered
from thee-fleets of his conflict. He aserihre his di-feat-to a
1 fiance-blow hi his threat, and it appatim'he is isoxirms fur
another 'battle to retriesi his lest lentela. Ile challenged
'1 miter on I hursdav last, to fight him for 100 guineas of his '
own money ; bat 'turner will not again ceder the lists aid.
him fora Its. 'nun than '2OO ounces isitle. The amateurs and ,
backers °f Tni nee, on l'hursila) evening last, met at -Belcher's,
Cape Taveru, liedborti, and presented him with the %thole
stakes of the lust battle, iunettnting to 1201. as a restue el fur
his footsies and decisive mode of fighting. Randall, the
Iris!, buy, it is said, has offered to tight either of theta for
3901. asid, and will .be 'tacked freely.
Ass rift. ''‘' I*ITATION.--A few dare ago, as James Allen, of
V. orthing, was Mune in the tap-room i.i. Cie ii,o,wit* inns. in
tieingt,triset, Brighton, smoking hie pipe, it suddenly fell
Coati his hand, hit heed stink wpon his breast, and, in an in-
&taut, lie became a cower! A t;ew minutes betbre lie isp.,
reared very ilieerfol, met haul laid a wager with sonic one
present reslweting his age. Coroner's verdict—Died Ity the
vb.it.ition of God. He has left a widow and five children to
I 1111 l rot his loss.
11innw sr Hoene iev.--Ily.le Park bait lately become the
aceite of the most flaming roitheriee. Between 1I and 11'
o'clock on Saturday llitiat, .1411114 11...01Ittellay. of null stiert, .
I,additigton, matting home frota Knightsbridge, through the
raids, wet attacked by Once tilloa it, (two of whom were
dressed its smock frocks,' alto knocked hint down, and
rohbell that of three five shilling ;tercel* of hulfuence,aLd his
watch, after which they kicked him until he was shiest in-
at-wiling., and then walked of sith their booty.
Vesterday, admit twelve o'clock, the body of a genteelly
dressed young litigate was taken tint of the basin of the canal
is the Regent's l'ark,oppoaite the Jew's Harp public-house.
Preens there being an fence or radio( by the 'tide of the canal
lola basin. it is Impossible to aseertais at present whether the
ynnttg woman cot drowned through accieleut or otherwise.—
.I.te body wall take. into the Jew's Llarri, where it lies until
au tputssgyp can be held.
lys.p 'and that corn is sot the only *Miele of froosi.
4;.n00 led from this cons :Ito Xmlogiers Tire argwief
Claitto soli sm. ety at Doolo limit WO mi. iitittio'
4:s
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