Star.
London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

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sing an luquifition mil taken at the
of St. Mddred's Church, on the body
t. a journeyman painter, who fell from
Cafs's hnufe, in the Poultry. on Sem-
mes Rowfon depofed, that be and the
ordered to paint the back part of the
's'shoofe. and that from its raft height
Ind. it was thought by them the ben
d a balker, by two ropes, is order to
t they could not othernife reach ; that
went into the forenoon; and was fuf-
the greateß part of the
La three in the afternoon, a sarpenter
en a piece of Wood, and was &fired by
to get into the batket, which he refufe
two additional ropes were pot to it
eft, in a parnon, put.,off his coat, and
the balket, deGred tobe lowered down,
at he would finiOs the paintirq work
carpenter's job being done. The de-
in carpenter complied with his Tomei,
him down, where, he did not remain
ne minute and a half before the baiket
when he fell to the gtound, and was
tad to pieces. The Jury brought in a
,ccidental Death. The deceafed has left
twee children.

ay night the Fort Horfe.offica, in Poland
broke open by the molt violent exertions
:row, fuppofed to be two inches thick.—
the ftreet door, which is extremely
fet into the wall, but the violence stied
at, that it was forced out of the wall. The
seceded to break open the front office
broke open the clerk's deft., which only
a 201. note, Tith which they made off.—
espied to break open the iron theft, but
fucceed. Had they obtained it, their booty
re been upwards of wool. 'On Friday was
al receiving day, the receipts of which
to 30.0001. and it is fuppofed the villains
ifed of this, and expeeted to get the poQef-
is (um.
—Yet:tetchy morning, about fonr o'clock, as
man was going his rounds, he difeovered a
nice iffuing from a hnufe at the corner of
lis-fireet in Bloffom ftreet, Norton Falpte,
us after borft into • flame, and raged with
y until that and the adjoining boufe were
efiroyed, and a third houfe much damaged.
tie in queftton, was the Tleur-de.lis Fabric
which is completely levelled to the ground,
an article faved s the fire is 'Rated to have
om a fpark that dropped from the candle
Itme chips and (having' in a clofet in the tap-
pod which moll have mouldered for four
leaft before it was dikovered. Happily no
re 101 l or any feriout injury, except to pro.
attained.
her fire, about two in the morning, was dif-
in the back premifes of Mr. Metcalf, an emi-
sbinet and chair maker, in Frimrofe-(beet,
gate. As Coon as the alarM was given, the
of the 6th Loyal London beat to atm, and a
r of the corps attended, who were extremely
n prefervinA the unfortunate fufferers' proper-
a any other decollation than that of the ail-
ing element. The combuftible nature of the
n trade coded the fire to rage with great fury,
was not got under until the whole of the flock
ber, mahogany, Enithed goods, &c. at Mr. Met-
-the interior part of the houfc, with the sock
a niture at the Fox and Grapes public houfe,
art of that in the next houfe, were very much
d—the lofs is very confiderable, and we are
to add, not a third part infured. The tools,
&c. belonging to fifteen working men, were
holly confirmed—an irreparable las to the poor

te ancient church at Southwold, in Suffolhek fame
ad
y been defiroyed on Friday laR by t
of earelefs Ilupidity which caufed the accident
['vent Garden Church and Weßminfler Abbey.
e plumbers employed in repaiting the lead had
led a fire with only the precaution of a little
kid underneath. The fire had, unperceived by
n, ennimnnicated to the timber below, where it
making rapid progrefs when difcovered by a car-
ter at work at the intide of the church. It was
prefect!, however, by the aftisluity of the inhabi-
ts without doing any material injury.
)uring the inundation of the at ft ult. the town
Aarweiler was delugeod he th wate
mounta r, and the in-
r
sitants forced to Ay
t tins with thei I
ldren and the tick, during the night, when the
lroying form continued with increafed fury.—\,
le villages above Aarweiler, fuch as Staffel, Kef.
ling, Dent', Bruck, Altenburg, Reimerzhoven,
tag, Lierfch, &c. were utterly overwhelmed and
tried away, unfortunately with mcfl of their in
Lbitants. The River Aar has worked out a new',
'uric, ftraight upon the town of Aarociler, fo that
will at the next "'percale of water, litollol ever',
1 little, moll pofitively flow right through Aar-
Tiler, and mull, by degrees, carry the town away,'
the torrent be not forced into another channel.
Itit a fingle mill in the diftrift has been left fer-
iceable.
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