The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-31 00:00:00

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE:.

LI V ERPOOL.
THURSDAY, NNARY
water 19 minutes past tire.—Arrived the Cs `r
line Augusta, Merrill, from New York ; United Stale'
Wilson, from Savannah ; Philip Tahb, fro°
Baltimore; Morea, Hstotnood, from New Orleans; Pr
nelupe, Christie, from Charleston ; Three Sisters, DOW':
from Maranham; Canadian, —.-,, from maraniiso,
Swift, Halyer, from Figneira.
Sailed—Andrew APKeane, Mackay, for Demerara;
Thomas Battersby, Yapp, for Charleston ; George GIP;
ning, Bersant, for But2nos Ayres; Charente, Cartnichse"
‘r Cadiz.

The two grey carriage horses of the late Roo
land Stephenson, Esq. were sold to Mr. Hurd, of tilt/
Temple.

A. penguin, a bird very rarely seen in ail'
country, was found a few days ago upon the farm in thid
occupation of Mr. Carswell, of Postland. It was
curious bird, appearing scarcely to have the power of fir,
big, and its legs seemed still lees calculated for walklog!'
It was purchased by Mr. Marfleet, of Crowlaud, svh°l
being a connoisseur in the feathered tribe, has ordered
skin to be stuffed.—Drakard's Stamford News.

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Hare's previous life and transactions. Over the caT"'
leading to Iris horrid shambles, " Beds to Let" wAl4'
painted in large letters, and his general charge was
a night. Shortly after. he had taken Burke into his JO'
cite, a poor forlorn man arrived front a part of the 044
dom which it is needless to name, and after some till])
illness expired. Pro enquiry after him being made, i
red
body was sold for dissection. The money being'exPel' it.
Burke sallied out for the first time in search of a peris i
whose blood he might imbrue his hands. In a short ilt°ol
he fell in with a woman well up in years, who beiat
to a village a few miles south of this city, and decoyed:l, 1
to Hare'. abode. The usual preparations being censplei.l;!
Burke sprung like a tiger on his unsuspecting victim ~,,
he was then only a novice in murder—the struggle svo.y,
vere, but humanity would shrink at the appalling deal,
He was a man of remarkably strong passions—be •0r.
good tempered=by no means of a quarrelsome dispositljd
but when once roused into a passion, he became altogeti
ungovernable—deaf to reason and utterly reckless, he Or.
like a fury, and to take him was no easy task. Such Jae'
few words have been the principal incidents in the life 1
William Burke. The narrative, short and unvarnished s,
it is, affords ample materials for grave and serious considei)
tion. Murder, it is truly said, is the worst of crimes, 11
in a few months Burke has attained the summit oft
" bad eminence" of being the worst of murderers. ;re/
long and dark array of cominon thieves, burglars, robb%
aerl homicides, dwindle into absolute insignificance Whitoil
brought in juxtaposition with this Colossus in crime. ihi
name will stand conspicuous—it will mark an era in t
ill
black record of human delinquency, and future ages wa.i,
shudder at his horrid deeds, and fling back their curse"
the name which the inhuman monster bore.
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BIRTHS. k tY.
On the 29th instant, in York-terrace, Regent'e-pa
lady of Henry Luard, Esq., of a son. I
On the 29th instant, in Upper Harley.street, the 101, g
Dr. Fitton, of a daughter. od
On the 28th instant, at Helme Lacy, Herefordshire'
lady of Sir Seudamore Stanhope, Bart., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 28th instant, at Aylesbury, by the Rev. J. I‘fer;4l,
ley, vicar, the Rev. Charles Pinhorn Farrar, of fling
up
to Caroline, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Luke lit
ner, of Aylesbury.

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