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London, England, 1813-07-27 00:00:00

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nttarday morning, about two or three o'clock,
shosking murder was committed o:i the body 1"
poot labouring man, in a fields between Lucas-street
:and the Foundling H spital. It is supposed the
ceased had been amcked by some villains;
making resistance, they resolved to murder him
which horrid deed being perpetrated, they threw
body into a gravel pit near the place where the
der was committed. • Tlx body was discovered about
lout o'clock, by two labourers. The head of the
ceased was much lacerated, and marks were found
on parts of it supposed to be done by an iron
or some such instrument. The precise spot on which
this barbarous act was committed was liter
covered with the brains of the unfortunate man.
body when found was still warm, but life was
extinct. The two who first discovered it, collected
together the fragments of the skull, which, with
body, they conveyed to an adjoining public house.--
Three half-pence was all the money found in
pockets of the deceased. The body was soon owned.
The friends of the deceased state, that he was
Irishman, and intended shortly to proceed to his
country ; and in order to defray the expences
journey, he had been for some time making
savings from his weekly wages. It was this
booty, it is supposed, which attracted the villains,.
occasioned his death. The police officers are engaged
in the apprehension of suspicious characters.

MARGATtp JULY 26.—Amid the gaieties of ,
place vire are not without our sorrows. The case
poor old GARNER, the zealous and faithful serer
the visitors of this place, as Keeper of the Lil
and Reading Rooms, is particularly hard. By
violent storm which took place.in 1808, his 1-
and library were completely swept away. An.
to reinstate himself in business in his former sham
and to adapt his library to the increasing respect..
lity of the visitors here, he erected his present house
but the expense having very far exceeded the -
mate, and the builder having failed in business, r
GARNER, by the pressing and unexpected demands
that came .upon him, was reduced to a state of
ruptcy : his house was put up to sale a few days
but was not sold. A gentleman, however,
name is EARNER. ha', !rum the purest. motis
humanity, come forward and agreed to purchase
house, that poor old GA TtN ER MAT n t be turned
A subscription has been set on foot, in order to eta)
him to porehas.: same stock, with which to begin
siness ag.lin ; and that many Ladies and Gentletnen,
who have frequented his Libr.lry, and may be
ed to assist him, may have an opportunity of
so, it is proposed to advertise his case in the
papers, and to receive subscriptions in London.
RYDE, ISLE OP WIGHT.—This place is very fashion.
ably attended. Amongst the company now there, a-
Earl and Countess Spencer and family, Earl and Conatess
ern, Marquis and Marchioness Buckingham, Lord and
Por sonby, Lord and Lady Duncan:inn, Lord Al•trirpt,
Temple, Viscount Deorkurst, Lord and 1 edy Besborough,
Sir John and Lady Shelly, F. Baker J. Wright and fatally,
Sir J. Wilkinson. I.ady Carter, Lady lieckwl.ll, Lady Hainittein
Lady Jones, Hon. Mr. Fox, Hon. Mr. Vane, Dr. Park, T
Morewood, Dr. Janus, Mr. and Mrs Massey Dawson
wily, Mr. Payn and family, Mr. Cramer and family,
E. White and family, Mr. Stephens and family, Mr. and
Craker and family, Mr. Das!twood and fi.mily, Captain Fa
R.N. and family, Captain Fergomni, R.N. and family, Mr,
lestormand family, Mr. Pole and fatuity, Mr. Gregory r
roily, Mr. Reeve and Islay, Mr. Lewis, Mr A. Hamilti
family, Captain Mixt:lran and rattily, Mr. Derthen and 1
Mr. Hibhert and latuly, Mr. and Mrs. Brown and faintly,
H. Pigeon, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Gariin,:r, Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmid,
Miss Rainsford, Mrs. Silver, Miss Green, Mr. L. Goldankt,
Mrs. Ware and family, Captain and Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Barry,
Rev. Mr. Turner, Colonel Jan-on, Mr. Maguire, Mr. Baldroyn,
Rev. E. Cannon, Mrs. Pensain and family, Mrs. Ronald, Mr.
Staunton and family, Mrs. T. Gooch and wilily, Mr. Henderson
and family, Mr. Reeve' Mr. that and family, Mrs. Mason, Co.
lonel and Mrs. Webb, Sir 'l. Smithson and family, Mr. Griala
and family, Mrs. %Nam aid-family, Mr. Barker and family,
Cowes.—The following distinguished personages
have recently arrived at t'lis delightful watering pla:
Colonel De Cripney and family, Lord Middleton, it. Holmes,
Esq. M. P. Corbet, Esq. and Lady, Capt. Pair,
Berrens, Esq. and family, Sanderson, Esq
Belcher, R. N. Sir Chrisopher Baynes and family, Sir Richard
Hardinge and family, —. Brook., Esq. and Lady,
nedy, Esq. and sister, Sir Stafford Nortbcote and family, Sir
mu Baring, Colonel De Bourgh, —.— Cooper, EN. and
-- Duncan, Esq. -- Birch, Esq. T. F. Heathenry Esq. a
family, Wickham, Esq. and family, and Generali Gordon
and family.
CHELTENHAM, JULY ft—The assemblage
Ifashionable and respectable company at this plat
now greater than usual. Among the late arri.
may be mentioned the Duchess d'Atecoceste, Count
d'Attrots, Lord LONOPORD, Lady CLARINA,
CLONBROCK, Lady FORD; Generals SONTAG, MAHON,
WILMOR, &c. The Assembly is brilliant; and "-
Theatre crowded, since the performances of
BETTY commenced. Mts. HORN has appeared
in the parts of Ofilselia and Statira ' • as well as in
of Little Pickle, in The Spoiled Child : in koth these
partments she has acquitted herself with propriety
but her talents and person are, perhaps, better suit
to the character and productions of the Comic muse,
than for those of Melpomene.
WEST END FAlR—This celebrated Fair commenced
yesterday in a style of splendour tend magnificence
truly captivating ! GYNOEL, RICHARDSON, SAUND"-
and others, of the ThesAian Co*,rs were upon
ground, and have erected stupendous Theatres for
manner of performances. 'There was also the
nary supply of stomach furniture; but, unhappily.
unpropitious state of the weather, marred the
pects of profit during the day.
PANTHEON THRATRE.—The musical Entertsti._
ment of •The Caliinet was most successfully repeated
(for the fourth time) at this Theatre last night,
most splendid and crowded audience, whose appro.
bation thereof, as well as of the Afterpiece (The -
eerier of Napkt), wall testified by the most loud
repeated plaudits; nor are we surprised to see
House so numerously attended ; for, in point of s
gance, accommodation, &c. it certainly bears the palm
from any thing of the kind we have witnessed.
The coachmakers, we understand, are not the ,
persons who have been benefited by the late VISIXI
Fete. The Members of the Medical Profession
derived a rich harvest therefrom ; and suJoritics
continue to be the order of the day. In fact, tht
midity of our climate renders night amusements, •
the open air, at all times hazardous to the gay rota-
ries-of Fashion ; and we believe not a few of
rheumatic, and other chronic affections experien
by them during the winter season, may be imp
to indiscreet Vauxhall excursions.

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