The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-30 00:00:00

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DitiADIFUL ACClMMTe.Alliellfaty a. asp •11.1•••
Gee, Esq. beaker, Lueselkinamer.mreet, driving hi,
phaeton dews. the-hill at reseetwille, hue* took
fright; aid ran with vapidity towardetise
whereon. of the wwetenalinifi The
Coachman dreW as mak um= as possible& * amid
the pilasters but without *maws. as it came in violent
contact with the coach and a waggon. The pole of the
nub, and she "Rater bar were broken; the coach wee
aped, sad elvers' pheungers very mach bruised. Mr.
Gee and his servant were thrown from the phaeton with
greet "lohnere, and were taken ap Insensible. Ms. Gee
was so mach hart. intereally, that the uremia, who
promptly attended, declared be cold not survive. The
groom was also much injured.
Wednesday evening, as Mr. Payee, the principal Clerk
at the Guildhall Jots was euesieg the toad at
Lower Edmonton, he was knocked down by lease's
Edmonton stage coach, which was passing along eta hi.
rious rate. He was conveyel to a house an the tudgh.
bourbood, and every assistance rendered him by Mr.
Can, the owner, and his family. Surgical assiataua
was promptly procured from Louie*. lir. P. has re.
ceived somesevere contusions, but, we are happy to karn,
not of a dangerous nature.
• A most melancholy accident occurred on the ekeoing
of Saturday week last, at Aughtermoy, Denman'. Ro-
bert, the son of Mr. Wm. Baird, aged twenty one, had
retired to his chamber for the night, In the bloom of
health and in high spirits, after having supped with the
fandlyand spent the concluding part of the evening in
its social circle, in innocent hilarity. Haring nedrused
be sat down upon the bed, foe the as &appears by
the sequel; of charging a large which Ile kept to
intimidate nocturnal depredators; and while thus em-
ployed, owing to the defectiveness of the lock, it explod-
ed, and, horrible to relate, its contents entered kelow his
right eye, and passing through his bead, carried away
part of the skull. The report brought the family to the
apartmea ,t and conceive what thew feelings must ban
been on beholding the appallingspectacie which present.
ed itself:—.4 beloved relative lying upon the bed a gory
corpse.—(Derry Journal.)
Committed to Lancaster Castle. on Friday, lz;Vit.
Gals, and Thomas Richmond Gale Braddyfl, i rs.
Francis Nathaniel Jersey, a Missionary among the ti-
mitive Methodists, usually called Ranters, for four
menthe' be having refused to give bail for his futere
rod behaviour, on a charge of collecting a number of
iadividuals in the marketplace. at Dalton, soar Ult
stun, for the purpose of preaching to them, sad there hy
creating a disturbance and riot.—(Cumberland Pacqatt.)
COROStit'll INQUZIET.—An inqaest was taken yester-
day afternoon at the Turf Tap, Grosvenor-place,-beftwo
J. H. Gull, Esq. on the body of a men iseknown, who
was found on Tuesday afternoon in the Doke of Wel-
lington's stables, in Piccadilly. in it state of great tie.
bihty, and conveyed to St. George's Hospiti.xl, where *he
died the rime eight. He appeared about 50 year. of
age. Nediieg was found in his pockets te lead to a
discovery who he was. Verdict died by. the Visit* dos
' of GOD.,
A very extraordinary specimen of Asparagus Las
Utely been exhibited io hlr. Midgiey's green ,granny
AV, opposite the fdansion.bouse, York; it =omen td el
Isis score' heads, averaging about eight inches ia len4eth.
sisd together being two feet ten inches in circumfere wee.
also weighing no less that nine pounds. It was gr owa
by a tenant of Mr. Sheriff Cattle, at Lavender-gr are,
near that city, and was offered for sale at the sutra of six
shillings the hundred, being cheaper in proportion t ban
the common-sized Asparagus, which sells at 23. awl
2s. Sd.
!tithe seed shop; of Glasgow, grapes are eellir ig at ss.
per lb.; cherries at Is. dozen; asparagus, Is. 6d. a b se-
dred ; unripe gooseberries, Is. Q. a pant. In the grin
market, cabbages are selling at lid. each; lett! ices, 3 a
penny; celery for soups,e a stalk, end radishes in bane hes
of six for a half-penny.

Apprehensions ham been entertained for the fat•tr o
the apple-crop is Devonshire, on account of the late
frosts; but it is gratifying to find that the prospe. :t of ao
abundant produce remains undiminished. Th. z api►bs
are strongly set ; and the unusual backwardn ass tuid
coldness of the spring having been unfavodrabl e to the
insect tfibe•, little danger is to be feared from t heir m
noyanee. The grape vines have shot forth an extraor-
dinary amber of infant clusters. and wall-frni La of all
kinds thickly stud the trees. Outstanding cherries have
suffered much by the frosts ; pears will be, g eneralky
but a scanty crop, and gooseberries are in many places
injured by blight.--(Turraton Courier.)

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Fine Head of Hair. which is essily produced by the woe-
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turning Grey In eases of Sickness, Alarm, Frigl et, Study.
Accouchements, /le.—preserves it to the latest period of
life—promotes. a luxuriant growth on the bald. et planes.
adds strength to the roots; produces Strong Curia, which
damp weather or exercise cannot affect; renders h tar that is
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This Oil is invaluable in the Nursery; as a due att teflon. to
Children's Hair, is of the greatest Importance. It e eadleldes
the Scurf easy and pleasant, and makes the Hair ilia at the
Roots, and fixes a stamina for a beautiful Head of Hair.
Produces Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. This Oil has I peen t 3 r
many years universally admired and acknowledged tayeekor
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The Genuine is Signed A. Rowland

MARRlED—Yesterday, at St. Margaret's chore 0, West-
minster, Mr. Gray, of Kensington, to Miss Mary S ambrook
Blue*, of Kestish-town.
Yesterday, at St. Glies's-in-the-Fields, Colon el Sir ilk-
del Williams, of Stamford-hill, to Miss Stable, • ti the 'Per-
race, Kentish-town.
01P Dresmereas.—Married on Fri Any, theed
inst., at Westham church, by Mr. Jose', Roc me of Suet'
ford, add one of the Chaplains of the Bishop of Louden, Mr.
John Dobell, of Cranbrook, Kest, N NW —Julies
Thompson, fourth daughter of Samuel Th. inipson, Big..
of Plaistow, Essex. The parries bei erg Protesolei
Dissenters, commonly known by the num $ of Freethisk-
leg Chiistians, presented to the minister' written poled
against the marriage ceremony, in wide' s they expressed
their reason of opposition on the follow' eg grounds:-Ist.
Because, whilst obeying the civil Institut' ens of the coindrf,
they deny the scriptural authority of "tt a Church of ger
land " to decree rites and ceremonies, P weds less to imps.
such on thole, who dissent from its conimi ratty. 2d. Becalm.
whilst not disposing the civil, they do r
ot admit the seer
tend authority of the minister by whom the marriage cm'
many is performed, believing the Jewir hprleethood to hove
been superseded by Christianity, and tone after to hi*
bees instituted by Christ. 3d. Decant • they do not bellew
the doctriue of the Trinity, in the nay re of which the *IP
riage ceremony is solemnised ; t' ,octrine a ring *
them, and being by the Christian clot to of which Merv*
members publicly represented to be an bit one among I*
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many lamentable corruptions of CI ristianity alike repy,
nant to reason, and contrary to Scri pm." Married W.
on the same day, at St. James's, CI erkenwell. by Mr. Ws'
der, Mr. Richard Nelms, of Asp i-place, Peotonville,
bliss Sophia Ranger, of Maiden,) Lent, who also delivery'
into the hands of the olliciatleg min inter a similar Proles. to
the above.
DEED—Tn the °verges., Dan. last .week, •Wid*'
M)les. at the advanced age of 103 , yeses.
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