The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-06 00:00:00

WINDSOR POLICE.

SUSPICION OF BURKING. —The Reverend Mr. Bdwill,l
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curate of Bitifield, and Mr. Lawrence, carpenter, 01 g:elk
same place, appeared before the Magistrates, and sta,
that a young man named John Hewitt, and brother-it'd:4
to Mr. Lawrence, had unaccountably disappearedi
that fears were entertained lest he should have been
away with. Hewitt lodged with a person named
of Clewer, and had been missing for the last three
without any assignable reason for his disappearance hanit
been afforded. Hewitt was stated to be in persoo
dark complexion, short, and with freckled face. ICI
peered that a short time since he had worked for
Tebbott, and since that time for Mr. Luff, of Saliv"-"..'
hill. After a tedious inquiry, it was stated that a pe.-1
answering to Hewitt's description had been seen tit 1_,:0
at Chelsea, and the matter was ordered to stand raver
thss
order to afford an opportunity to institute inquiries 8t
place.
On Tuesday several persons were examined
the above affair, but without eliciting any inforiusro""
likely to unravel the mysterious circumstance. What:o2lol°
ther countenances a supposition that the fears entertt tif
fur his safety are not altogether unfounded, are the forst,-
his having left his clothes and tools at the-house where '-
lodged, and of his watch being in possession of ait
Haines, the keeper of a house of a certain descripti°ll,o
George-street. This woman stated that she had had
watch about eight weeks, and that she had olv.P-to
Hewitt a sovereign upon it. It was finally determerl
iny
insert an advertisement ha the. Windsor Express, "4 if
most likely means to lead to a discovery of the lost nor'
he is still reckoned among the number of the livinV-
Windsor Expres. relative,,At

BENEVOLENT A forenoon s
horse belonging to a poor man, and whose whole WWII
living depended upon it, was put up to 'auction et
Cross for a small debt. The original sum due woo 4jj
to which 14s. of expenses were added in consequence,m
the legal steps taken to recover it. The owner of
tM
horse, by great efforts bad scraped together four Poud
but the additional sum of 149. he could not raieo.„4 ;Id
the law, :was inexorable. A crowd were standing
the horse, waiting to see the patient animal severed to
its master by the stroke of the auctioneer's hammer, v the
a gentleman accidentally passing, being informed wihds
circumstance, instantly tendered a sovereign, and -ttt)
restored the horse to its owner. The poor man 01111,04
shortly after to our office, quite overcome with joY the
gratitude, and anxious that we should give publicity t°
kindness of his unknown benefactor.—Scots
On Friday morning a melancholy event 11'
pened at one of Mr. WitsoN's coal pits, Dallnalls
A portion of the men work in the "ell" coal, (whi
scaffolded) all night, while the remainder work at the rad'
per coal seam during the day. The upper coal WV', ta..
early this morning commenced their labour, when tuv,r'
nately a boy, while trimming his lamp, let a spark fall "00
the upper coal division to the ell one, which kindled the
foul air, and it proceeded up the pit to where the llPei
per coal miners were working, and dreadfully scercu.o.
14, of them. There are none of the men dead, but I
some of the caws, the chances of recovery are desperatt;
A boy, about eight years of age, is not yet got, but as .s
choke damp rises immediately after the explosion, tbereilloi
little probability of his being in life. All the meo_,.‘Ved
were immediately at the bottom of the pit, although seeml:o,
were able to " ride the tows," that is were able to rho
such intimation as caused them to be drawn up wo,
buckets. The boy referred to being in a distant rootni.li!ea
the pit bottom, it is supposed the choke-damp had relic"
him before he could effect his escape._ Glasgow CVO'

BIRTHS.
On the 3d instant, Mrs. Robert Dalgleisb, Middle Scot-
land-yard, of a still-born child.
On the sth instant, in Park-street, the wife of Edward
Vaughan Williams, Esq. of a son.
On the 3d instant, in Lower Grosvenor-street, the
of J. S. L. Sawbridge Erle Drag, Esq., of a (laughter.
On the 4th instant, at Clapham, Mrs. A. Scrivener, °`
a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 2d instant, at Poddington, Bedfordshire, by the
Rev. - Paul, William Oakes Blount, Esq., of Delv°
House, Sussex, only son of Sir Charles Burrell Blount,
K.M. T., to Frances Charlotte Orlebar, daughter
of the late Richard Orlebar, Esq., of Inn% icke House!
Bedfordshire.
Niiphtali Hart, Esq. of South-street, Finsbury-Ware'
to the daughter of Stephen Hart, Esq. Haydon-square'
At St. George's, Bloomsbury-, Frederick Patten, ,
Royal Navy, to Miss Alicia Cavendish Hillier.
On the 2d instant, at St. George's church, Bloorosburk.''
Frederick Patten, Esq., Royal Navy, to Alicia Cavendi7
Hillier, daughter of William Hillier, Esq., of Boley-Bill,
Rochester.

DIED.
On the 2d instant, aged 29, Sarah Barnett, wife of 10b°'
Barnett, youngest daughter of Mr. Dixon, Tottenbois°
street, Fitzroy-square.
On the 27th ult. at Southsea, aged 43, the Rev. Soo' f;
Neale, of Lewisham-street Chapel, Westminster, author °
" Pulpit Recollections," &c.
On the 31st ult. Ann, wife of Mr. Marychurch, sadel
of Pimlico, and only daughter of Mr. Benjamin
of Bath.
On the 28th ult. at Rennes, f. N. Twopeny,
eldest son of the Rev. R. Twopeny, :Rector of Caateroo
Parva, Rutland.
On the Ist instant, at Walworth, Elizabeth Gwennap''
relict of the late Rev. Joseph Gwennap, aged 90.
Oa the 4th instant, at his house at Plaistow, Essex,-
James Adams, aged 69.
On the 4th instant, at Winchester, Charlotte, Nile of
Thomas Deane, Esq., aged 68.
On the sth instant, of that dreadful malady the PlO-
pox, having undergone vaccination in his infancy, Joi°l"
Inman Jeffery, aged 22, son of Mr. P. Jeffery, Choorw."

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