The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-16 00:00:00

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DREADFUL STeatsls.—Friday and Satnrday 114
night the neighbourhood of Myfod, Nlontgomeryshin,
was visited by an inundation more sudden than hu
been rmembered during 25 years. From•Penylissts
Nlyfod the dater rose to the height of nearly fuer ha,
and at the latter place the houses were inundated Ai
feet deep. A farmer, named Griffith Evans, formerly
of Pentartb left Llanfyllin on horseback on Friday
evening, and was found drowned in the load, aAm
distance from that place; it is supposed the Wm.
nate man was in liquor. The rapid rise of the Severs
at Shrewsbury was extraordinary. On the emit
►Vales, many accidents at sea occurred during s dna
fat gale of wind from the north-west. Severalishisr
boats on the Caroarvonshire coast were lost ; thive
fibbing boats were upset, near Penmaen Mawr, with
five men in each, who were all drowned. In one ef the

late gales, a herring-boat belonging to New-quay, Cu- 1
lliganshire, was lost, and the master (John Enss„) his
two lons, and three other persons unhappily perislad.

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--(Bath Chronicle.) •
FATAL ACCIDENT.A boat from Barton, with in
persons on board, about ten o'clock on Sunday meth
log was upset, and all on board perished. It le•
longed to a Thomas Jobb, who, notwithstanding the
state of the wind, had offered to take penmen is
Hull. ,Unfortunately, Mr. Thomas Tindall, slip
owner, of this place, was at the water side at the tine,
just arrived from Loudon, anxious to be at hens. The
offer could not he resisted, and be jumped into the
boat with three other persons, a James Atkin, a sal
named Warrender, both of Banos, am% a rue sus
going to Beverley fair. The whole five were mei.
pinged into the deep. and the body of Mr. Mail
was not found till Friday afternoon, on the on
tear Dairycoates, opposite to which place the beat
was supposed to have been seen struggling beim it
went down. A man of the name of Chesil toad
him, and it is -inly justice to state that Mr. Thalefe
gold watch, and a variety of papers, were del rmi
safe to Mr. Dutchman.—(Hall paper.)
We think it would save Bum a vast snm of essay
annually, if he only advertised when he did sofsell a
Capital, for every one knows that when a Lottery is
drawing, his offices are most conspicuous ; we WI"
however, from his long experience, that lie keening.
Perhaps if he followed our advice he would be nisei
by his good luck ; for were be only to advertise win
he was not successf 0, he would never advertisestall!!
Every body knows on the first day of the presntlat•
tery, be sold all the four principal Capitals draw-
Whatle will do Next Tuesday, time will shew.
CORONER'S INQIIRST.•••411 Inquisition was held,*
terday before Mr. Stirling, the barrister, sea of tii
Coroner for Middlesex, at the Plough, Kemal-04k
short distance from Paddington, on the body eiger•
tha Saunders, theslanghter of Mr. Saunders, of lilt
place; whose death was occasioned by takings qv&
tity of fly powder, in mistake, as it is supporeelsir
moist sugar. It appeared from the testimony of err
demo of the faculty, that he was sent for to envoi the
deceased, who he was informed had taken poison. '*
went immediately, and foend the little sufferer, I et/
interesting child, labouring under the most Were it
disposition. The effects of poisonous ingredients
Ind
operated very powerfully upon the .tors, .114
interior coat of which, and also the bowels, were el
much inflamed ; antidotes were administered,
poison was so rapid in its effects, that all atteego.!
counteract it pioved ineffectual. The metier of
deceased child stated, that during her tempera/
sence from the parlour on Tuesday, the tissesai Ist
Upon a chair, and reached from a 1•104411
cob taining a quantity of powder, which had bees }sr-
chased at a.ciruggist'a, for the purpose ofthekilgrn_
lotion to poison the flies. It was er opiates tbedie/
ceased mistook it for sugar. The dice •
in the course of the afternoon in the most el
agony.—Vordiet--Accidentally
MARRIED. A.lot/
Yesterday. at St. Andrew's Holborn. Mr. •
of Pententille. to Miss Jones. ofJohn-street.
On Wednesday, at Hampstead, Charles. 14111,Mii—
Esq. of Kensington. to Miss llolford, daughter et "--
Holford. Esq. of Hampstead. re ieho
Yesterday. at St. George's, Hanover-qua . .160
Thomas. of New Bond-street. to Ai ary Enz. eldest. 6
of Wm. Yenta, •1•Isq. of Clapham.
Oa Wednesday last. by
Sussex. General the Hon. Frederick St. John. to Tr
•Elizalteth Parsons, y
son oungest daughter of tthe,s, Esq. t•Clld
`Yesterday, at St. Pancras Church, flatfoot
special license, at Felbri t
de
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A. Hogg, of the Honourable East India .Corsot•rio.
Nice. to Agnes, daughter of Wm. Dinwiddle, kJ+ `'
ton Cres:ent.

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DIED. c•—•ey
On Monday: last, at Engleield Lodge,
Nlebolaa doith, Esq. late of Upper Osildfard-strert,
ielPsquare, after years.

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