The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-28 00:00:00

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the preceding days in conseqemaii of the II
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The Notebeeit Ugh )14t6 fic4ii 'iiiptsfii:L
the inindatioes.
At Newport Parte' the coaches eat NC.' 'r
bridge owing to the Bootle. "Mk
The York .Hollse malkoath was miff eilie ti.
Wednesday With
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At Henley the pole bikes *lre Reidy ilid .
la several plates tile pubescent esdv4
were removed to prevent the honks heist •
at Heelepuposs•Thaniesi particularly, pie •J
plunged into a body •of water of great depty.',
Poles ate aiw *axed as the blink. Of jewilai
to indicate the depth if water on the risk 1
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firm Dom) totothstrv.—Clue remieis Mistiej issio
quite forgotten the extraordinary circanessass.a.
immense sum of money (100,0001. at lasi) Aft '
devised, by Mistress Sarah Bond, a few esenths4
The natural consequence of such s climatal*
been the assertion of various and very nnoserees chins
of sm,,ity in several parts of the ciente,' hit
have sone, and no small reuses for believisgstkie dif +
encatesful claimant is at this moment a guidon?, rt, '.
siding and labouring. in Cheltenham. Hie lame it
Evans, and if we be sot vaisiaformed, he le sow
the employment of Mr. Tomlin*. Prim what we lieso'.
been enabled to glean, it appears that a .
gentleman., nearly connected ebb the familyet
of Marshfield, in endeevouring to trace the pale
of the branch with which he was immediately cent ,
prehti
cerned, discovered the relationship of gardener Eissi
and, with a spirit which must redect immortal honest
on his name, has undertaken the poor elate' mass ij
so liberal a manner, as nothing but the moq paltet
mnfidence of success could warrant. Happy shall .4 il
he in recording that success —(Cheitemies Chroos.) ;
A !Nita AND WATER PROOF Calmer...To half S ':,
mint of milk put an equal quantity of vinegar, is
icr to curdle it ; then separate the card frau *I
~ he v, and mix the whey with the whites of fur 4 '
five eggs, beating the whole together. Whoa li 0 '
veil mixed, add a little quick lime, through a slev4 •
until it has acquired the consistency of thick punt
trith this cement broken vessels and cracks' of ai
kinds may be mended. It dries quidkly, and milli
the action of fire and water.

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SUOMI:010 CATASTROPHI.--The fallowing stele*
choly event took place a few days
bourhood. A person of
went to reside in a new boik
for several nights his thr
upper room, in which tier
grate, had a fire kindled
'instant, they did not come
'usual hour, bat as they 1
that morning it excited no
however, Mrs. Heat wet
dreadful to relate. had the
beholding them ill lifeless
prodated by •entocation.
the ions', 'which had
was on this night closed,
it is supposed, prevented the
the chimney. From the
were found, only one of
awoke to their terrible
powered from the efeets of the effluvia, that his kid
was only partly raised. They were of the respeetile
ages of 14, 19, and 24. They were interred at Vol.
worth church, and their funeral was &tumid
by the most numerous concourse of spectators off
witnessed in that part of the country.—(Liettpoel
',Overtime.)
PRESENCE OF MIND ; OR, DEPREDATION °UI-
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A few years ago, when in Country and Town
T.te Jet had established its matchless renown,
A Yeonurn. array'd in a pair of bright BOOTS.
Was met by a horseman of prowling pursuits.
Demanding, with fierce imprecation and curse,
The farmer to quickly surrender his purse!
The Yeoman, to part with his cash disinclined,
Exemplified then a shrewd presence of mind;
And scattering some pieces of gold on the road.
His steed the assailant that instant unstrode
To pick up the booty,—etwa a then he first saw
His image that rose in the Jet of eclat;
And seemed much perplexed what new coarse to paste.
His shade, in lereorent, while gleaemiag in view.
The Jet and the gold while alternately eyeing,
His d oubts thus a happy tnanceuvre supplying,
The Yeoman the fortunate moment embraced,
And mounting the highwayman's horse, quickly traell
His path, at fall gallop, his home safely gaining,
The robber left rohts, or only remaining
Companioned by it;tlienle. Gehl, and Vexation. A,
And cursing the Yeoman's alert innovation
The horse on its back trusty saddle-bags bore,
Containing of gold an acceptable store. .
Two An M
nOred bright pieces, at least. were the s* •
That gladdened the farmer's and family's eye,.
Besides a stout gelding,-I-the fortunate fruits
Of presence of mind and of mirror-like Boors I
This incident happened near DI-awn, where still,
Mneh good to derive from apparent meek 111.
They say. that the proliable means are sot I •
Your Boors if you polish with lArsaass• s Jet
This EasyShluing and Brillinnt R I ICKINO,is
ROBERT W BREN.
Town is the
30, STRAND. ',WWI" ; and sold in every
Kingdom.
PASII: BLACKING, in Pots, 6(1. IV. and 18. i. oadttit.
LIQUID. in Bottles, 61 19d. 12d. and 19d. dm% stei.
ling Pot of Paste is equal to Four is. Bottles of Li la.
4'.• Ask for WArtaxxes BLACKING.

MARRIED.
At St. Andrew's, Holborn. John Brooks, Esq. of Sesth"
ampton-street, Strand, to Miss Elizabeth • WVall►s, lot Mr
haw, Surrey.
Yesterday. at Mary-lr-bone New Church. Robert AIM'
tus Cottle, Esq., of Aldersaanbury. to Henrietta, eldest
daughter of the late John Sargeaust, Esq. of Gowthr-4,001..
and Coleshilli Bucks.

DIED.
At Brighton, suddenly, on the lid inst.. solver! be,
loved and respected, Richard flames Wykebers log
Old Windsor.
At Echt House. on the 13th instant. Sir Drrri riven
Lesisden, of Anchindoir, Bart., aged 37.
Oe the Bth inst., in Drogheda, the lioaoarable 1WW1"
Lyons Montgomery.

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Orders, &s. aro requested to be addressed.

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a few days ago is this WO ,
' the ease of Haat
milt house at Rainhrielrel4
three sons, who slept is ii
sere was a firv-plaet hot do
I in it; on Small, tbn4
it down to breakfast at Mt
bad no business to de op
no surprise. la a sherttini
eat to their betkoota, and
Its heart reading ssedis 4
ibiltr,44o4
is ! Their deaths bad
d him •
sodium Mislay of the rotds.
the smoke frost ascending*
posture in which the bAes
them appears to have beta
: situation, and he is evil,