The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-24 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

THE LIBERTIES OF THE TOWER.
BILL V. JACPBS.
Mr. Sergeant .Tomes moved; that the bail
given by the defendant might be delivered ulf
him to be cancelled, on the ground that,.
bad been arrested within the Liberties of the
of London, by virtue of a capias directed to the Sher
the County of Middlesex, and not containing a cls9
non omittas.
The Court granted a rule to show cause.

DREADFUL FIRE.—FIVE LIVES LOSI
The
thrownneiginhtb: great consternation by the alarm 'of fire 11
been given. The conflagration has not proved so dt4,l
tire of property as it has in the loss of life, not lest
five inmates of the house having been burned to
The fire was discovered to have broken out at about
past two this morning, at the French Horn public-
in Hart-street, Crutched-friars, and such was the ''
spread of the flames that but few of the inhabitants 0.,
with life. The landlord's daughter, a girl of IS 11
the servant girl, two lodgers (young men), and the'
boy, met their death. One young man, a cork-c
jumped out of the second-floor window, and was taltiel
in a lifeless state ; he was taken to the Hospital,
reported to have since died. The landlord's daughtel
observed to have reached the bar, but she fell, guM
by the smoke. The bodies of four out of the five
tunate individuals have been dug out of the ruins,
Ill,'
them dreadfully burned. The landlord, why nsorii
CAvErand the rest of the inmates, escaped with the 01
difficulty. It is not known how the fire originated.
house was composed of wood, and burnt with an astu"
ing rapidity. Thefirst engines which arrived were the'',
theg unmediate vicinity. The house was burnt do
ing to the East India Company, whose warehonw
inground,
h
house alone, the adjoining houses being only
jured. There was a plentiful supply of water, but it
of no' avail in correcting the flames until the roof had
in. Up to the middle of the 'day the body of the bei
not been dug out. The front wall has been pulled
in order to prevent accidents. The loss of life is Pe
greater than any which has occurred for the last t
three years, at least in the vicinity of London. The
of the furniture and stock in trade has been lost ; but'
CAVE is, we' understand, insured. The circtunstauc_s,
created a great sensation in the neighbourhood, the di
ter being held in much estimation by those who knelt'
their Captain,
tuanry have requested
CUARLES I-100AI;
The Newbury Troop of the First Becks
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aught be called on to lead them.--BrO
wherever
Esq. to offer their gratuitous services to G vernv
Gazette.

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form the general topic of conversation here,
course the opinions are various, but there
Wears to
but one in reference to Mr. HUSKISSON, and that is,
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sat
CHICHEsTER.--The ivt.ipl
faction at the Right Hon. Gentleman's having acc.:i,
office. All give him credit for the most honest intet
and confide, unreservedly, in his great experience '.
pal arralij
'Dents
statesman, and his superior tact in directing the CA°
Department.—Brighton Gazette.

For the last few days the temperature of
air, in this part of the country, has been inumaily Fl
Bright, warm, sunny days having succeeded the /3°,,,,,,
pestuous rainy weather, the general aspects of
.an ad'
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spring have been presented, instead of the, usual c'tY
teristics of the season. The thermometer has 0,0
lower in the open air in this town than 47 degrees, lifi4'
coldest part of the nights of the 19th, 20th, and O's,/
a degree of temperature scarcely ever known at this r
of the year.— Taunton Courier.

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