The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-19 00:00:00

ACCIDENT.; a r DROWNING.

Wednewiny an Isstprest was token at the Fortner of War.FArt:
strret. Manettewer.aps..t.• . fore T. $ rtnuve, C. 111 l tee,
no the rod, of Mater faun. Rogers. min of Mr. It.tgers. jew-
eller. of Last !heti... Ih. drera-ed went to b.itbe with 'lowa
•clowwl fel owst ailed( thew adri rd bins rot to seaters too far.
ns 1• was dee hat regardless of hi. ...twice. he plunged id,
[raelaia,ing, •• If I was born to be drownef, I mint be denwn-
el, .0 here corer he sash, to r,w 110 tours:. Verdict—Acei-
de...al 1ke4.11
Another Istipmet was OWN at the rinse time an I plate; as the
bndt of Joists Caltagtont„ v.n to Mr. C.illaeloan, of
ti nrk pl .re, Moto biter .qtinfA. who, front the iseel,geswe
of
Ike nerve. *en' in •we Hs th- ward, aid fell in. The hay
returned a Verdict of Arettlestal 1/enth.
W 11401.7441% rm., nine. Mr. John Ilarris nreenford Grow l
kft hi. b....e to babe in ihe Paddington' Canal, hat
iii being an rivers swimmer. and venturing isr,med ht. depth.
be we. drowned. Ilia body was found shinty after, aid rat,
tied In bit resieence.
On Tuesday evening, the body of a well looking Teasel wit-
man. of very decent appear tere. we. found In Ilse New River.
gni', dead. Thee was sin mosey about her perasa. or shy
thin to leo,d to a discovery of bee friends. or who she was.—
T4ere a a-the atm...truce Oa bine on the bark of the heed.—
The body was carried to the booe.hotrw of t.:krkeusr ell Church,
to be 'soloed.
The boats of a !roan Inas was skis fogad is the Thaws, mil
carried to Wapping Church.

The following is en faired of a letter, receierd
from the County Tyrone, respecting these/fel visita-
tion al Lisettelly-house, neer 0 nag", the seat of the
late Arthur Galbraith, Esq. :—" 1 mast endeavour'
111 eve you some idea of the shock we received en
Monday evening, by heating of the so fal death of
poor Arthur Galbraith: hut, indeed, !soviet's can
hardly paint the horrors of the scene! From his in-
fancy Mr. Galbraith had the most dreadful fear of
thunder and lightning; mid when Otis fatal storm
began to grow Tel violent, he hail the isindow•shut-
fru closed, got candles. and sat down to his Bible.
fhe servant came in to lay the cloth for dinner, end
he instantly dismissed him, charging him to take the
knives and forks oil of the room, end entreated
every person in the house would go to their devotioe,
until (as he emplistically) said) this awful visitation
pasted. He was sitting on a sofa, at a small table,
his Lady opposite to him; his two dsoghters and
their governess at their work, when I.e got up, after
reading for some time, and unfortunately sat down
in a corner, and leaned his head back against the wall
—he hail not been there two minters when he was
struck dead inatantaneonsly. Mrs. Galbraith was
thrown on the Door, *lmo she lay quite insensible—
one of the children's faces ly scorched, the
other burned in the neck, as if three bars of red hot
irate hail been laid on the place—the window car-
'loins burned to cinders, and scattered all over the
ream—the marble chimney-pieces in three room,
shuttered In a thoutiond pieces—the locks twisted off
the doors, and 700 panes of Klaus broken—a dog in
she kitchen killed, and every being in the house (ea.
wept the governess) either more or less Hared. Yea
may judge of the site of the house by the number of
panes of elan 1 have mentioned to be broken ; end
sem room, went oar, is left almost in reins."
It has been recently triennium] in the political cir-
cles that the British Government has entered into a
eery close alliance with the Court of Persia, and has
pot only engaged to supply the monitions of war,
I bet to permit many British ()Mr,,,, peculiarly se.
treed fur abilities, knowledge, and eaperienee, to
engage in the Persian service. The chief object of
the reported Treaty is said to be, to foins a check
upon the ambition of Rossi., and to interpose Persia
as a barrier against ally designs which Runk may
hereafter meditate upon India. We have no matte.*
'notify for this report, eacept, as we have said, that
it has been mentioned in the political circle-1, nor
shoold we have deemed It proper to notice a subject
of this delicacy and importance at all, if we dill not
know that int 010064 of the same kind Mad beers
braid in the diplommique circles of rant. es well at
in those et present in this metropolis .
Some )canago, a young Lady, named A MA BELL 5.
the daughter of one of the Prof..sorv•l thy UnitebrreitTe
I/1 (Wood, eloped so Gretna Gieen with her fartrutes
footman, and tars ',voided the •npleasain
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