Star.
London, England, 1821-06-19 00:00:00

TO-MORROW.

How swet‘t to the heart is the thought of to-morrow,
When Hope's fairy pictures bright colours dicplay
I.low sweet, w!,en w•e can from futurity borrow
A balm for the griefs that afflict us to-day!

If .:tarisorne sickness should teach us to languish
For health, and the comforts it e'er will impart,
The hope that to-morrow may lessen the anguish,
Alleviates the pan, and enlivens the heart 1.

when trav'ling alone, quite forlorn, unbefriended,
Sweet the hope that to-morrow my watarings will cease;
That at home, then, with care, sympAetic attended,
111 rest unmolested, and slumber in peace !

Or, wheu from the friends of my heart long divided—
The fond expectation, with joy how replete ;
That from far distant regions, by Pam mcs:ce guided,
To-nturrow will see us most happily meet

When six days of labour each.other succeeding,
With hurry and toil have my spirits opprest ;
What pleasure to think, as the last is receding,
To-n urrow will be a sweet Sabbath of rest !

AO when thz vain shadows of time aro retiring,
When life is fast fleeting, and death is in sight,
how pless'd the true Chi titian, exulting, aspiring,
Beholds a to-morrow of endless delight!

The wicked then finds not a joyous to-morrow,
Arhough glutted with all that vile dust can desire,
Poor wretch! he will feeloo his heart-rending sorrow,
That all his delights with to-day will expire!

'hen Death.the frail thread of existence shall sever,
And Man be disrob'd of his garment of clay ;
Ills spirit survives, and to-morrow for ever,
• To Aint will be lost in eternal TO-DAY !
Nantwich, June 1. PHILANTIIROPOS.

Tuesday, a young man, employed as a labourer
at Hailes Quarry, near Edinburgh, while in the act
of filling a cart with stones, a large piece of rock im-
mediately above gave way, and falling upon him, it
killed him on the spot.
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Monday se'nuight, an Irishman met with a fatal
accident as he was working on Leith Quay, and was
carried borne a corpse to his wife, who resides in the
Grass-market, Edinburgh, and w whom he had been
only a few months married.
Friday se'nnight, as the Norwich wain was driving
through Sudbury at a swift pace, it went over a man
of the name of Robert Golding, aged 87, and broke
both his legs, and otherwise injured him so much that
he died upon the spot. An Inquest was held upon
the body, and the Jury brought in their verdict Ac-
cidental Death, with a deodand of £lO upon the wain
aad horses.

Wednesday afternoon, as three young men were
amusing themselves with sailing on the water near
the Haven's mouth, Great Yarmouth, a sudden gust,
upset their boat, by w;lich accident one of them
named Clad:, about eighteen years of age, an ap-
prentice to a mast and block-maker in the above
town, was drowned. The other two reached the
shore with gieat difficulty.
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Monday se'unight, during a heavy hail-storm, a
man of the name of Woodford, who was at work in
a stone-quarry at Shankin, went to shelter himself
under a projecting point of it, but had not been there
more than a minute or two before the ground above
him gave way, and a large stone falling, killed him.
Sunday morning, between two and three o'clock,
a number of men, in the employ of Messrs. Little,
nightmen and dust-contractors, in King John-yard,
Shoreditch, went to a Gentleman's house in the neigh-.
bourhold to empty a cess-pool. One of them was
preparing to descend into the hole, but the moment
he reached the edge he fell in. A second young man,
named Hogg, then approached, and swore he would
go to the relief of his companion ; but the words had
hardly died on his lips before he met the samt fate.
A third man now approached the hole, but with more
caution, in hopes of rendering some assistance tc the
other two ; but before he had reached the brink he
fainted, from the effects of the fetid effluvia, and was
with difficulty saved from sharing the fate of his un-
fortunate companions. In the course of the day the
bodies of the two dead men were dragged up, and
conveyed to the nearest public-house, for a Coroner's
Inquest to be hell upon them.
Yesterday evening, a shocking accident occurred
at the corner of Shoe-lane, Fleet-street. One of the

Turnham-green stages was driving along at a smart
pace, and a little boy, apparently between thirteer
and fourteen year; old, in attempting to cross, was
knocked down by the leaders, and before the coach-
man could stop the horses, the wheels passed over
the middle of his body. He was carried into the shop
of a surgeon, where he expired in a few minutes.
Dui:anrut. FIRE.—A fire lately broke out in the
house of Mr. Cherry, a publican, at Dunmore, near
'Waterford, Ireland. On the first alarm, Mr. Cherry's
exertions were turned to the safety of his family. His
wife had scarcely time to escape from the house, and
in her terror had forgot a child of fourteen months
old. Mr. Cherry mounted a ladder which led to a
left, where his mother-in-law, niece, and ten children
lay, and taking the old woman in his arms, ran to
the trap-door, but some person having taken away
the ladder, he had no alternative but to drop her to
tie floor below. In the same manner he saved seven
of his children; the other three he could not find,
being unable to see by reason of the thick smoke,
and thinking they might have got down before, he
leaped down, but they were no where to be found.
He again ascendid the ladder, and on the instant he
got into the loft, part of the blazing wood fell in,
and by its light he saw his three little ones, huddled
in a corner, and had barely time to snatch then from
their perilous situation when the whole fell in. A
foreman of the works at Dunmore, endeavouring to
save some bed-dothes, penetrated to the bed, in doing
which he was much burned : he made a hasty bun-
dle of them, and succeeded in bringing them out,
wiren,.on laying them down, out rolled the sleeping
infant unhurt! After the family had been so provi-
dvritially extricated from the devouring element—
Mrs. Cherry, standing naked on the road, and cast-
ing her eyes on her eleven children also naked, pite-
ously exclaimed, " Oh ! my GOD, I had eight new
suits made for my eight boys, and hoped to see them
walk before me to prayers on Whit Sunday, and now
they lay naked on the road r