Star.
London, England, 1818-07-23 00:00:00

EPITH L AMIU M.

JOAN, we are married; and now let me say,
1.:11 both art in youth, Tat that youth will decay ;
. oft in our journey, dear Joax, I suppose,
,Mall :met with a br.unble, and oft with a rose.
cloud of misfortune should.darkhn my day,
sunshine of beauty must smile them away;
the dull vapour itynla dwell upon thine,
choce it, the planwure and triumph be mire.
. not wish for riches, to waste and coavame,
latury's but a short way to the tomb ;
not sigh for grandeur—fur, trust me, my JoAx,
keenest of angui.h sets oft on a throne.
our business is o'cr, by cur fire wall regale,
troatsome good r.l:l4;laboara each two with good ate;
Jaait, vrhs rr:ALI c7,10.L for self only to live?
beaming of lie; tny aear.ext,
Csrr the robin and %lot:ow shall not seek in vain,
thou hap: a cuairsh; or ear Cosmi a gra:it;
onl7 their t.l4anks skahL 11:7 phut lent the grove,
yield, by exampie, sweet itssors of love !
my evening must comN then thy morn Vu remember,
that-May was my own, thou sh•.:vest me December
when agu to my head shall his wintr impart,
reflect that my stannic'. gay.; viant....k. to thy heart!

.:csterday morning, Mrs. MARY C7ritzattr, of
Stepney-green, who was speaking to her husband
ile in hed in excellent health and spirits, without
ogle struggle breathed her jut. A Surgeon at-
tended, but he was quite dead.
AnOther shocking accident happened on Tuesday
aftertioon at the new buildings in Burlington-Gar-
- As two carpenters, named Hurrison and henry,
fixing the joists in one of the upper stories, the
. upon which they stood hei:lg overbalanced at
end, they both fell off, and by a sudden jerk were
ipitated outside the wall. One of them fell upon
ip of bricks, and had his leg broken ; the other
very much cut and bruised. They are both men
families, and were carried house upon a shutter by

fellow workmen.
. poor labouring man, last week, while working
a the fields in the neighbourhood of Chatham, fell
dove under the influence cf a stroke of the sun, which
produced a dreadful plirenzy, from which the.unfor.
titivate sufferer has not yet recovered.
-.Saturday' last, -.lr, Thomas Ash, servant. to Robert
Clarke, Esq. of Newport, Isle of Wight, was driving
. waggon, theliorses became restive, and in endea-
vouring to stop tbirn from running away, he fell
under the wheel, and was killed, leaving his wife,
I.frho was wit rezas to hi; shocking death) and nine
helplzs children to lament his loss.
'Yesterday moriang the son of Mr. J. SPALDING,
.I.'Mary.la.boune-strett, and another boy, a neigh-
bour's son, went to bathe in the Serpentine River.
Beth could swim a little, and they in consequence
ventured out some distance; but on returning the
former sunk, which baing perceived by the other he
went to his assistance and they both sunk, which
beinE.;.perceived by a 4rurnmes_ in the Guards, he
pir.ngei into the water, and su:ceeded in saving the
Le of the latter, but :he other lad was drew:led.
few days ao a fine youth named John Thomas,
the house of Croft and Parsons, in the Strand, i
%not into the Serpentine River, while in a state of
perspirailon: after he had dressed himself he felt a
languor and chilliness, and the moment he arrived at
torte, he was attucl:ed v.ith a violent fever, attended
with delirium, and he diel in three days.
Daring Saturday, Sunday, aid Monday. Gloucester has been
visit:d. by very ham storms of rain, accompanied by thun-
der and lightning. On Saturday evening particularly, the
llghtaing was ezecedirsly vivid, and the repeated crashes of
thieider awfully loud and suldltne. The mast of a barge lying
is tlaa basin of a *anal, was struck by the, electric- fluid, and
Entered from the top to the bottoms a solid piece being and
away front the lower part. Time were seven persons on
:pad at the time ; but though most of theta felt the shock, and
a handkerchief round one of their hands was burnt through by the
liehtning, yet, providintially, none cf them suffered materially.
-01$TIJIIBANr.F.5 Iv .INIANCIIESTaIte...-EXtraCt Of a
lattor, dated Manchester, July 21 :
4, We are extremely sorry that we are not able to
state that the effects of combination have subsided.
The spinners, who have publicly disavowed most
inaammatory placard, tending to excite not merely
discontent, but disorder and violence, have certainly
behaved very peaceably ; but evidently under a re-
gular tinining, in crder that their f:rmidable pro
cessions might indUce the few spinners, who remain'
industriously at work, to leave it, and to overawe
their employers into compliance with their demands.
We are sorry for their conduct, ltecaase we cannot
but think it injurichis to tkonia,:lves and their families.
The sam.e spirit, we are concerned to add, has broke-
oat in other trades.

" saranret. etas.
.44 Yesterday morning, soon after midnight, a fire
was discovered in the cotton-factory of Messrs. Orin-
rod and Hardeastle, of Bolton, which in a short time
consumed Cle mill and all its valuable machinery,
ainototting in the whole, we understand, to upwards
of I:40,000. Report states the fire to have com-
menced close to the door, so that all ingress to assist
In putting it out was at once prohibited. Strong sus-
pieinns from this and other circumstances are enter-
tained that the conflagration was not the effect of ac-
cident, but design. It this be correct, we trust that,
the vile incendiaries will very soon be discovered,
and be brought to the condign punishment they so
jtsstly merit4y,

• AHOTH2II ACCOUNT.
The extensive and valuable spinning establishment
carried on by l'i,lesSTS. ORM non and IiAADCASTLE, in
Moor-lane, Bolton, was totally consumed by fire, be-
t ,:ceen one • and ee o'clock . yesterday (Monday)
Morning ; and we regret to learn that the property is
bat very partially insured. Under what =cum,.
stances this serious event originated, has not yet been
ascertained; but we arc informed that there is some
reasolt for surmising that it has been the nefarious
F
erpetration of incendiaries. About nine o'clock one
of the main walls came unexpectedly down amongst
a numerous hody of spectators, many of whom were
dieadtlilly hurt, and some, it is feared, will not recover.
The following is an extract ef a letter received this
violating from Bolton-le-Moors, dated July 20:—
ORZIROD and iI..IIIDVASTIA'S large mills at Bolton
(all but one) were destroyed last night by a fire that
trek' out at twelve o'clock, arta th.: works had been
nearly thirty hour at rust. le is-ouppix.iecttobe done
1-y sonic inccadiary.'

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