Star.
London, England, 1828-09-24 00:00:00

ACCIDENT.'

This afternoon at half-past two, a melancholy sec;
dent occurred in Bu►leigh•street, S.rand.: Two of*
Condemned houses, on which several workmen have here
employed for some days past, fell in, burying is drab
ruins the inforennate individuali who were at the nee
within their walls.
As our Paper: was going to, pest, two bodies
been dug out of the ruing; apparently in a lifeless and
and taboo:en are employed at this moment ih scald'
of others 'who are soppowd to have suffered. .

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Lord LOWTHIR, the present Chief Uniantissiearsf
Woods and Forests. Is said to be rather opposed to making mj
farther grant °f lied In the Regent's Park to the Zoologlcallociety.
Sir PAIMILL has been spendiog
.some tow
at Brausarsa. the ant et the celebrated Dr. Dos ss
.81111117 HUSTIIIO APPOINTIIIIITSO—She %deb
stead Harriers commenced hunting dds day, at Harifisehai 00.
moo ; they asset on Saturday at the Kennel.
aII.FRISLidTATIVIt Psta.—Lord ,thruALLT, brotle
to F, &Zeman, Lg. Esq. UP. for Threw". to be he are
.Repressistadve Peer, vacant by the diaskek she Lad of Rinse M
this eletratieo the Catholic. Cause gaiae lautwela. cite. Hest d
Peers.—Duifin'Esming Posh
ofon1; Aet itic should be. a pair ss; he ottanr isle
extinguisher, and not seldom allift: •
It is with flowers at with moral gnalitier, .the4migki
coloured are sometimes poisonous; bat sever the sweet sweifiag.
Would y .0 core or kill an evil prejudice? manage*
as Toil would a pulling bor.., tickle wlt as you would a tro ; tom
it as you would the most beadmong thlgg in the meld, sad .the
readiest to take alarm. the likeliest to slip through your gegen at
the moment you think you have got It safe, and was jut about te
make an end ',lit.
PRILnLOGY.—A very useful work has made its sp-
raining in Germany, purporting to be a comparative grammar ef
the Latin, Italian,Spanisb, Portuguese. Fretwh. and Engli.h
wages. It is evidently after the model of the French Polyriut
Grammar, by M. BLOMOHI, but infinitely snore comprehemiee.
The German author refers all his latigtiages to the Latin. while M.
111settant takes the French for his ba.k. An index la subjoined of
the Grammars and Dictionaries In the different languages, utak
may be consulted separately for their respective particularities.—
Lendps raft Rearm
Berra tiltowTH.-45 field of barley was cut at
Roselle. Mot aphire, on the 260 ult. which was soot
on the 26th of May, and yielded •no less than ten re.
turns of very fine corn.—livaneu Journal.
• In the Church register of burials at Hunatonworth, is
the ;Wowing remarkable entry : "4th N0v.1709, Aear
daughter of James Collin, who was eighteen years of
age, and bad never chewed brad; of statose not above
a three years old child, the thickest part of her wets
and legs not exceeding the thickness of a man's thumb.*
When off St. Abb's Head on Tuesday afternoon, a
boy asined &Pinner was unfortunately drowned of the
sloop Diana, Steven, of Montrose. He had been engaged
painting some part of the -stern,: when the davit, from
which the boar is suspended, gave way ; and the ill•fated
youth was in consequence precipitated into the deep..
Fan, or Fortes.—The new road to this romantic
object is now completed, and the crowds of visitors that
every week repair to the Fall, attest the beauty and
convenience of the improvement. It is proposed to erect
seats at the most striking turns andwindings of the paha
and to inclose the green point with an irOS
vanes. *wrier.

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Throughout the week t'se weather has been rat fr
',arable, and the fields in this dist rist ate aloud en
cleared. The corn has been got in in egcelleat corral'
tion, and is a lair, if not above an average crop#—Bn*
sack Advertiser.
At this moment there are no fewer than is churches
constructing at Paris, namely. La Madeleine. St. Yea'
cent de Paule, Notre Dame de Lorca., Bonne Na.
vele. St. Louis an Marais. and the Expiatory Chapels
on the site of the Opera House, toe de Richlieu.
A monument has lately been erected by the Dowager
Marchioness of HIATIORD to the memory of the "'F
Marquis, in the Church of Alcester, which attracts OW
venal admiration, from its beauty of design and excel-
lence of workmanship. It is composed of a siogle re:
tumbent figure of the Marquis, with the first linger of
the left band between the opened leaves of a books&
right hand reclining on the body, and the head raised
in the act of meditation. The perfect ease and Cow
*are of the figure, and the serene thoughtfulness
pressed on the ci sustenance, with the exquisite mar
mews of tbe,drapery..arniorial bearings, Ste. are in the
happiest manner ot Chantrey, and sustain the
high
14M12 which he has obtained in his art. The statue 0
mictosed. or partly enshrined in a recessed arch of the
'chest and most picturesque Gothic. The inscriptioa
as Pillov;:
"To the memory of her justly and deeply Untested hooboold
.'rAncis ingrain Ss) n.our Conway, Marquis sad Berl of Hertford!!
ot Y.t 1111 l utb, Viscount beetichansp, Baca Conway a
..gley alid Killuttie,b, Knight of the Aso Noble Orde; of dbe
htler; antI•I:oi a .Lielitetaint•of the county et Warwick, has"
.no foil ant. Nlarclooness of lieltford; has dotlicataktkio mown
~ut. Ile Was hum Frbruary, 17.01 sad died Jam limn.-
G.i.ue.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The CHANCILLOR of theEICREQVIIIN of WILLIAM
rintmenr, and Sir Joss Suct.t.av, transacted business yesterday
at the Foreign Office, Downing.straet.

Sir Wm. FRIEMANTLS, the Treaswer of the K ng'.
Household, came to town yesterday mot ning from his residence at
Eue lefielditqn.
The Adsvister from Bue.os Ayres had an interview
With the tart of Auitattesso on Saturday, at the Ogee of the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs.
A King's Mes,e•wer we sent off at a Weimar on
Sunday night from the Foreign Olen, with dispatches for Lord
Coerces, oar Ambassador at View', and also for Lord tier-
2111111RT.

Lord ELLINBOROUGH came m town yesterday from
his seat at finehampton, and transacted business, at the Office of the
Board of Controw.
Viscount LOWTHIR has left town for Northampton-
shire,
Sir HINNY HOTHAP4 attended at the Admiralt► on
Monday, for the first time since his appointment as ow of the Com-
missioners. _ _ _

A portion or his Mujeqy's Household have been sent
to Plymouth to be in readiness in case the young Queen of Poe-
auaot. should arrive at that port. . _

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. '
EDINBURGH, Sam 22. •• •
Arrivals at Falconer's Hotel, Drummond.plave ...Henry John
Boss, Esq. his Majesty's .Attorney. General foe RI% Island of
Jamaica ; Charles Kennel, Esq. Edward Coates, Lq. of
land; and 'Jr.. Coates, for Ireland; Jeremiah *Garnet' Imnsq4.l4;
Clithero, Miss Garnet, J Garnet, Esq. junior, Miss Martha Garnet,
llisa Susan Garnet, • Miss M. A. Garnet; Hardin, Esq:
Bambro'; Mann, Esq. Robert 7'ay tor, Esq. of Bevornlanti,.
Dumfries; John M•Gowan, Esq. of Alloa Mrs. Ikl•Golvan. Miss
ll'Onwan ; Al( :ander Turnbull Christie, l'sq. Alexander Graham,
Esq. of Ferrstrze' and Mrs. Graham.
Departures-11..J: lieu, li.q. Charles Rennet. Esq. S. Coates,
Esq. and Mrs. Coates; J. Garnet, Esq. sen. J. Garnet, Esq. jun.
the Misses Garnet; Medan, lisq. of liambro'; Mann, Nil.
John Al•Guwan, Esq. Mae. bl•Gowan, and MitWC/man; Sir
Archibald Pi Jarrow, Ban.

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