Star.
London, England, 1817-07-26 00:00:00

I)1W.

Aiy night last the daughter of ---- Lots,
Esq. of No. 5, Arnold-place, Newington, between
two and three years of age, met the following mow
-shocking accident ;—The nursery-maid had got a
fey friends at tea with her, and having filled the te4.
pot with hot Water', placed it on the kitchen table ;
the child being thirsty, during the absence of the
rune boos the kitchen, drank at the spout of the
tea-pot a considerable quantity of the hot water. her
screams brought the servants to her &instance, but
Ing.inside was so badlysscalded that she KIM dit.d.

May not that trial to which it may be exposed,
though no accident happens immediately from the
trial, be injurious to the boiler itself I—lf it is made
so as to be strong enough to stand the pressure of
500 lb. upon the inch when it only wants 50 lb. I
suppose that proves it to be quite out of danger.
Are you aware that there is a difference between
trial made by water pressure at a certain temperature,
and the exposure of cast iron to the action of tire re.
peatedly, by which the metal is heated to a very
high degree, and consequently expanded and then
cooled again down to a temperature very far indeed
below that which it was before exposed to I—l have
seen the effect of that ; a boiler I have made has hen
composed of three tubes, one a large one and two
smaller ones below; those lower tubes, which are ea

On the 19:h February last, at Port Louis, is the Mtn( 7rance.
Mary liarriort, oche ut Josh. Lauder, EN. merchant, e that
'bee. Ifer complaint was a dytentery, which, be;:fg a relapse,
pude such a sapid prurre•s as to carry her off to the short 'Fro
of a week.. She died, a.; the always aired, with all tit: fart .'.e
of a good Christian, having no urh.r w.sh for a continoacce al
bet own life, only as it aliveted those .he left behind, wbc are
quite inconsolable for their ail .-ring and irremediable to..s.

It is universally ackanteledryd, by the most ~~ire
table part of the profe-sion, that the Medical Boards e
fished by the celebratestSurgeorn of Charlotte Howse. 131:chrr:ars
Road, and Woodstock street, Oxford-street (a few d tors .tiixs
Botid.street), are the fountain head fur advice. it is a fact, e 1....
by the united !Wen. s of these Gentlemen, upwards of Six I ow.--
sand Parents have been cured annua!ly tdob,thiate letsases
many of whom had been disc! arzed fluid Huspitabi, and hun-
dreds bad been i.nproyerly treated by persons 'gess ant of as im-
portant branch of the pr, .:CabI4,I*..••••VIVArt.COOPEV,
:id CO. are comulted dally by a!! ~.aka of peoplr, at etch ct t her
Estaßlishments; or by Ivters from the coinstry, its,itiz their
case, when Medicine a:3l Advice ale sr:.t to all ptrts of tiv
Kingdom—There are sb!e-doors at each litiuse.and private roams
for females.-Direct Chariot t,:ilouse, Greasier the 1t,,. Rustriacii
Hill's Chapel; or Woo !stock House, near New Bend•nrett.

NEWOATE AND LEA DENHALL mmuurrs, J t:LY Yti

(I'l :Le cat
Beef, per stone Cs 101 to 41 001 j Ved Ss Od to 44 SI
Mutton - :Is 01 to 4s 01 1 pork 44 ed to Ss 0.1
Lamb 4d. to 40. 54.
PRlk.ii OF 11012 S.
issw SAGS. SIW POCKETS?.
Kent 121 Os to 111 lOs Kent . 141 Os to ISI !7t
Sussex 111 Ils to ISt us SOUSE ISt OS 'to IP I „.1
Essex 131 Os to 111 Os Farnham lel Os to e5l vs
PRICES OF /TAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAW seS. woorscoarst..
Hay SI Os Od to 51 151 Osl I Hay SI Os to et es
Straw II 14N Ski to ul Ss Od Straw 11 ISs to SI Os

Cluver, (IL es. Od. to 71. us.

thalltDoll, July 114.—W;u!..t per load, £l6 Os to AC:'.'.
New ditto, col 00. to oot ;:arky, per quarter 30s to 420.
Ott, 21$ to 429. Brat., to Old 8e105_6,3 to tio..

Isleseuutte, limits, July £4.—Wteat, Ms. to La:a. Bath.,
22.. to 52.. Oats, 16s. to 425. Deane 224 to BAs. Peas 48a to -•
Bread V.,. 4d per gullet,.
Ostrom), July 24-11 c Price of a bushel of wheat 15.4. I I 1.
Price of the Quartern hum. tvl.l-Afil. it. ts. d. tiOtPlt I•. .t •
BANsuity, July ..4.—Wheat 6s. ed. to I JAL UJ a bushel. flour,
82.. to ,t4'. per inch. 1.4,1,1 es. 8.1. the h. 11; peck.

COAL MARKS Is, JULY
Ships at Market. Ships sold. • PrICN.
33 Newcastle 15 35g. 6.1.. r., 134. f?..t.
6 Aut.derland 6 St3g. 63. to sSii. Lt.
1' Vrelgh Cval 0 00t• Vet.
1 Cinders 0 sn••

HIGH wArEliTo :WmNow AT L 0..: ..),,, istunGt..
PlErnir.g v ...:er I
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Afternoon . - -4,)

LONLII.Jts . ?Imre aud pi.bite‘rd by Levet. Ks* i, l•.cs•.:r
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- - .. o - areas bad been improperly treats.' by persons igetuant of as is
• tabim by the prisoner; and as the names agreed, be rently for the purpose of coming out of the room : millwright. portant branch ut the pr 4....luii.—Me•Ars.Cooati, Muclie
expressed lab suspicion she might he the same.— he put the deceased on the bed and locked the door. Have you given any attention to the constrnetion -ad Co. are comulted daily by all r.tiks ut peopir, at each rt the
Accordingly persons were dispatched to Hounslow He (the deceased) had been ill some months ; he of engines for steam boats I—l never have ; I have Estalibbments: or by
a,:d Melee ale s.-:.t to all tarts o. by k'te" fr?" 1 tht. 1-I'"lrTi "big thed
case
(where she was stated to be), with a view of 'ppm- was very poorpoor.—Janes Foley corroborated the above made steam engines, but not for steam boats. ,when Mi.dlcu
Kingdom—Then. are Ni.le-doore at each Louse, and private roar
heading her, but when they got there they received evidence, and added, that the deceased had some tea The object of this Committee being to inquiee into for fensalese—Direct Charlotte Ilouse, t.pposise the Rev. Ruvelac
iolorthation that she was at Hampton. They imme- given AO him every morning; he did not know that the construction of engines for Steam Boats for the Hues Chapel; or Woo:mock House, m.o. New Band•rtrect.
%Newly went there and took her into custody, with a he ever took any thing else ; he had lately com- safety of passengers, have you any thing to comma ----
fNEWOATE AND LE ..4 DENHAM MAMBA JULY 4
&lid,. about four months old, in her arms, And plained that he was wasted to a skeleton ; he was as nicate to the Committee on that subject ?—I have (By
tt.4 Centie.) Brought her up to town. They took her to a public- well-informed man, and never asked for assistance; only to observe, that I make them in cast iron, and Beef, per stone 2s tot to is 00:11 Ws! iS Od to 4 4
house in Adam-street %Vest, and sent for the parents, he had not his tea on Tuesday morning as usual.— I have proved them by an hydraulic press made fk,r mutton -asodt. as Od i Pork as ed to Sis 4
who faleatified her, sand they Men took her to the s. Burton, wife of John Burton, 23, Exeter-etreet, I the purpose, and have gone as high as 2501 b. to an . Lamb 3fit. 4d. to So. 111
wetch•house. The prisoner being asked.what became stated, that the deceased had lodged four years in inch, and that I considered enough ; nothing hap- Pals..K OF EN.3PS.
of the child? said, it had died some nine ago.— her house; he paid her 2s. 6d. a week; she gave pened ; and I mean the next time to try what they Iliglif sans. is Kw 'occurs.
Kent 191 Os to 181 10s i Kent . 141 Os ru 191 !!
Charles Sylvester, the constable, said he was sent for him the leavings of tea in the morning, he found will bear, and I have no doubt they will bear from seism to its to 151 04 j Fris../.3 131 Os 'to 191
to take the prisoner into custody, and she acknow- bored himself. She vies absent from home part of 700 lb. to I,ooolb. to an inch, for I bt.ieve they can Essex 151 Os to lli oe I Farnham 181 04 to 351 I
!edged having stolen the child. From what could Sunday and 'Monday, and came home about nine be made now stronger than wrought iron boilers; PRICES OF HAY AND .;;'RAIN VESTERP.4.7.
. . tie collected from the ptitoner's defence, it appeared o'clock on Tuesday night. She did not know wrought iron boilers being rivetted together, cannot sr. sauces. wail rt.:earn-
that an improper intercourse had taken place between whether the deceased ever ate dinner or ;upper ; and be so strong as those cast in a solid mass. Hay 31 oi od to 51 15s 01 I I lay 51 0. To 61 et
her and a soldier in the lOth regiment ; that by some whether he had died for want of food, or of disease, May not there be some imperfection in cast iron, Straw 11 la. osl to 21 S. oil 1 Straw II Ilts tu 21 Os
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means or other they had been separated a sufficient she could not say. He was a native of Scotland, and which may not be discoverable without an accident _ Cluster, CI. (-. 03. to 71. t•..
time for the prisoner to have been delivered of a child bad friends there. He bad applied to the Scotch Sc- happening ?—lt is scarcely possible, if it undergoes COtIN IRI ?JAR', k. f.,.
of the age of the one she had stolen. In her own ciety for assistance to go to Scotland. He had not the trial I speak of by pressure betbre it is pet to Malin/014 July iii.—W ;tr.: per brad, Xlei 0, to .C• 27 11
words, she said, " She was young aod foolish and paid his rent fur a long time. . • syprk. New ditto, out Ous to OM (0% Larky, per quarter 30s to 4.
Olts Its tO 425. tn 11.:4. Old Beaus irt,.. 10 0,
wasted a husband, therefore she knew no better way Coroner-44 It is evident this man died by the Visitation of May not that trial to which it may be exposed, Newsuity.ticaes, July ca.—Went, M. tu La:, Bark=
of getting one than by persuading the soldier she had 600."--Juilr —" lam bitisficd bC died for want" the though to accident happens immediately from the 22.. to 525. Oats, 16s. to 42,. Beeps :124 to 80s. Peas 4&s to
a child.' —She was committed for lumber examine- necessaries of t. -v—,Anther Juryman—" lam of the Mine
trial, be injurious to the boiler itself ?—lf it is made Bread e,. 4d per gallon.
%inlets, and &swot Irons the Cormier.
so as to be strong enough to stand the pressure of
tion, when morrwitnesses will attend. . o,,aroitui , July
" 114—TI c Price of a bushel of wheat 15.. I I i
• . The following verdict, however, was finally re-
. peke of tar s‘uartern Loaf. tvi.eaticii. es. ''..i. 110.J.4e1.101J, 1... 1.1
corded—Died by the Visitation of Goo. . 500 lb. upon the inch when it only wants 50 lb. I 14
suppose that proves it to be quite out of danger._Ansi? R 7, lay ;4...-Wheat tl.. ed. to I Is. Oda blistivl k'l.•,MOnday night last the daughter of --- Lam, An Inquisition was taken yesterday, at the King's
82.. to 'Si.. per seek. 11:e.141 s,. 83. the hsl; peek.
Esq. of No. 5, Arnold-place, Newington, between plead, Walworth-road, on the body of Mary Kemble, Are you aware that there is a difference between COAL tviA9Kl:: Is, JULY sZt.
two and three years of age, met the following mow trial made' y water pressure at a certain temperature, Ships at Market. Ships sold. Pricre.
daughter of Mr. &cage, No. 4, Manor-row, Wal-
and the exposure of cast iron to the action of tire re.
shocjang accident :—The nursery-maid had got a burned to death. She
by which the metal is heated 23 Ne.cea.tle 15 35c 6.1.. tae 4;•. 93.
fel, friends at tea with het, and having filled the tea- wwasorthei,ghwht
yoewarass of age. Het mother had been gone Peatedifs
high degree, and consequently expanded and then 6 thoiderland
to a very 1 • wtith Coal e
o 48s. ti.l. to :ids. LI.
oco. mi. • pot said; hot water., placed it on the kitchen table ;
1 Condtrs 0 Vit.
out of the hour about five minutes to carry a Imes
the child being thirsty, during the absence of the
below that which it was before exposed to ?—1 have Murning
io the Post-office, and left the intent in the cradle, cooled again down to a temperature very far indeed 1-11(.111 WAFER TO MORROW AT 1.0:4 yip. Istolkk
noise hoot the kitchen, drank at the spout of the with the poker unties- - - n ~err I
IT! the coffeepot on the fire,
The deceased lifted the pot off the fire, and the seen tine effect of that ; a boiler I have made has bten Afternoon . .
. tea-pot a considerable quantity of the hot water, her
screams brought die servants to her &instance, but pokey, which was red hot, fell against h composed of three tubes, one a large one and two er clothes, LONDON . Prue' t: and I tilillti‘ed by La;at. Kam 17,--1'.44..:
hoe.ioside was so badly'scalded that she soon died. and Kt them on Vie:—.As‘ideutany burned tip death smaller ones below; those lower tube,, which are ea klo‘c. J'sr..2!v 416.
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