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No. 2, Tavigoek,place, - •
'September IL • ' te•- S. GlraLY, Hon.

BRICKLAYER ILLED.—An Inquisition was
taken yesterday before THOMAS Hr3os, Esq:, the Deputy
CdrOner, at the 'Tritztriphant Chariot, in Pembroke-mews,
Upper Grosvenor-place, on the body.of Jeremiah Riley, aged
26 years, late a patient in St. George's Hospital.—Timothy
Desmond, of Carter-lane, Tooley-treet, stated that himself
and deceased-were iabourers in the employ of Mr. John Tombs,
residing in Southwark New-square, Union-street, in the 80.
rough, who is a bricklayer, and at present building'a Chapel
at Kilburn. About five weeks since he was at the mortar-heap,
near the new Chapel, and loaded the deceased's hod for him,
' when he started to take it up the ladder.- Witneis did not know
how far he-aieended; but hearing thehod fall, on looking round,
he observed the deceased corning head foremost to the ground.
He ran towards him, and foimd he Was doubled up, with his
faCe and hands under him. Medical attendance was procured
in about ten tninittes, and subsequently he was . conveyed
in a 'cart. to St. George's Hospital insensible. Mr. William
Cowell, the House Surgeon, deposed to the deceased being.
brought into the Hospital on the 12th September last, he im.'
mediately examined him, and found he was Stiffering from a
severe fractUre of the spine ; there was no chance of his ulti-
mate recovery, he had lingered ever since in a state of.paralysis;
at let?.l4lh the powers of life being quite exhausted, he expired
on Tuesday of the said fiacture. Daniel Riley,. the-father of
the deCeased; said his son told him he was going up the ladder,
when the handle of the liOd touched the brace, and in his en.
deavours to secure the hod he fell down. Verdict—"Acci.
dental Death; deodand Is. on the ladder."

DARING AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY

On Sunday evening last the shop of Mr. Hervey
Kemsheari, watchmaker and jeweller, in Market-street, Man-
chester, Was forcibly entered, and watches and jewellery,
amounting in value to upwards of 2,0001. stolen thereout. It
appears that Mr. Kemshead was in the habit of sleeping on the
premises; and he left them perfectly safe on the Sunday Morn-
ing, at eight o'clOck, When going out for the day. At six
o'clock in the evening he passed the shop, on his way to chapel,
when, as well as on his return at eight o'clock, be examined the
external fastenings of the door, and found them right ; but he
did not enter the premises,. At ten o'clock he went thither for
the purpose of retirinicto rest, sad found the outer door fast as
usual'; but on entering the shop, and procuring a light, he
found that it had been completely ransacked, and seven gold
watches, about eighty silver watches, with an immense quan.
tity of gold. chains, seals, rings, brooches, and other trinkets,
to the amount' in the whole, which we have thready men-
tioned,, carried off: An alarm was, of course, immediately
given, and the assistance of the polite having been obtained,
the premises were examined : but as no aperture by which the
robbers Could have entered was then discovered, it was con-
cluded that the robbery had been effected by means of false
keys, with which the locks oti the outward door had been
opened and fassened again. As such an operation was con-.
sidered beyond the means and attainments of the Manchester
thieves, .(the locks being of a superior description), it 'was
conelfided that some .travelling practitioners had been con.:
• cerned in it; and the most prompt means were imme-
diately taken to dispatch intelligence of the robbery in every'
direction. Early oil Monday morning, however, Mr. Kern-
sliead;-in passing the door of the Guardian office, saW, to
his surprise, that it was open; and lie went in supposing
that it had been the :scene of another . robbery ; but he
soon found that a hole had beep made through the slendei
partition wall, which divides the Guardian Ake from'.the
shop of Mr. Taylor, the brushainaker—by taking out a few
bricks'With a small crow-bar which was left behind ; and he
then began to suspect it was with the view of entering his shop,
that the Ghardian office had been broken into. On a more
minute examination, it was found that the robbers had got
through the hole in the partition wall, into Mr. Taylor's shop ;
and 'as :he same outer door serves for that and Mr- Keisishead's
shojs also, they had only to pass through the two ineer doors,
which were very insecurely fastened, the .lower half .of Mr.
Taylor's door being merely latched on the inside, and Mr.
Kenishead's locked with a single common lock, which (as well
s contained left
as the lock on tile front door of the Guardian office) they had
wstlwhicholen wathey
a large show-glass, the whole-length of the counter; and,
—TheopFned
principal by_ n)ean ti
part
ia
rf t a o
f skeleton t
jewellery
eyr,y
in
ficim,the state in which one part of this glass had been,left, 'it
appiars highly probable thpa the robbers lied been interrupted.,
by something during their operations; for' they had broken
the sqUares of glass which covered a considerable. number of,
gold ear-rings, evidently for the purpose of taking them out;
• but not one had been touched. It is therefore by no means
'improbable that they had been disturbed, either by ,alr. Kerns-
head trying
the locks at eight o'clock, or, what is full as pro-
liable, by his beginning to Unlock the door at 10 o'clock. If
the latter was the case, they could only just have had time to
get back into .lAlr. Taylor's shop before he entered; and mire:
have been there, or in the Guardian office, after the alarm.
was given ; in which case 'they wanid inevitably have been
cured if the means by which they entered had been then' die..
covered. So far as ran beaseertained, they have not taken .a
single 'article either Irani the Guardian.office, or Mr; Taylor's,
shop, wa Tcg,ret to close this account by statingotiatnottlin7
has yet transpired • Which can .afford the alightest clue tu
the perpetrators of this audacious robbery ; but, from the exer-
tions no.t‘ivr.-. 7s:)awkiiirlig'elitfoprsethbe purpose, we confidently
}(efore they will, be brought
to justice;-.-Since abOve was written; indeed •at a very late
:hour last night, we have learn that two men have been'appre-
i; . which
no 'are
Tong
hendecl saipicion'of having been concerned ill the robbery ;
but we do not know oh what ground the suspicion is founded.—
Wane/realer .Advertiser.)

yesterday by
a ~.-it31,01
d..te.rn uscriyi:lEaTii—A. boat was upset
at 11!liwich, in which were eight
going to'_, see the large timber ship the
Renfrewfortunately they were all picked up
by some boats tn: attendance,- (..