Star. — 1822-11-07 (London, England)

JOSF.PII TITCIiftoRNE, of TitChbollle House, in Frampshire, was accidentally wounded by his game. keeper, last week, whilst out shooting. The keeper's gun, from some unknown cause, went off, and the contents lodged a little above the Baronet's left knee. The injury is not, however, of a very serious nature. On the 17th of October, the superb Church of St. Peter, at Venice, was struck by lightning. in one moment the cupola was in flames, and fell in with a dreadful crash. The whole edifice was rearreed to a heap of ruins. This Church, next to tirr cciebra:ed one of St. Mark, was the finest at Veilic.%  Yesterday morning a fire broke out in the premises of Messrs. SHEAUS, coppersmiths, in Fleet-market, which raged with great impetuosity for'some time; but through the speedy arrival of the engines. it was extinguished with comparatively little injury. Tuesday night a fire broke out in the c.ibo-3sc of the ship Felicity, lying off Union Stairs, which, being perceived by some police officers, they instantly ‘v‘..ne on board, and found the crew fast asleep. The tide was low, and the ship aground. With some difficulty they were aroused, and by extreme activity the fire was got under. An Inquest was held at the Golden Anchor, Coppice-row, on the bo.ly of an infant found by the watchman in Lloyd's-row, Islington, on Sunday I.i The watchman who found the body, and a Gentleman stated, that life had not long been extinct ; blood waA issuing from the nose, and the skull fractured. Brown, the beadle, said the parish surgeon, Mr. Spencer, had seen it, and said the body was so putrid it was uscle's to open it ; that there was no fracture of the skull; and that the usual mode had been adopted at the birth to preserve life. As there was such a contradiction in the evidence, the Coroner said it was the duty of the Jury to view the body. On doing this they were amazed, and the surgeon was sent for.— On his appearance he repeated what he had before said ; an altercation arose, and the body was brought in ; when Mr. Spencer, on beholding it, solemnly declared he had never seen that corpse before..lt turned out that he had, in mistake, been sliewn a chill that had died in the. Workhouse,. and which was Li the state he had described ; and the Jury thereupon begged his pardon for the selections upon him they had tittered, and returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against some person unknown. An Inquest was held at the Spread Eagle, Millbank, ari the body of T. Williams, aged 17, son to a respectable barge-master, who on Saturday was crossing the River in a small skiff, when in taking down the sail in consequence of a squall, the boat upset, and he sunk. His body, which was left by the. tide, was found next morning. The verdict was— Accidental Death. A melancholy accident happened. at Llanrwst on Monday seniright. Five or six women were assembled in a bake-house in that town, when unhappily the flooring of the room above (on which was a qu-an.tity of potatoes) gave way and killed on the spot one of the poor women and her daughter. Another was seriously hurt, and all more or less injured. A Gentleman who has lately travelled throeglt Herefordshire says, that in several parts a fine turkey might be bought for 2s. a goose for Is.lod. two fowls s. 2d. a pair of chickens ls. 101 and butchers' meat cheap in proportion. Cider, of the best quality, is now selling in Metefordshite, in hogsheads containing 10ii gallons, at El. Is. per hogshead.  !;) li, , . carriage of . truck, or :lei . , , icart,• or can , footpath, or ( for every offt This seems t< tween foot pa which now a  . . SAW nagL4IGIANcE. .. . ,by the. sepsepee of tile Court, crown, there being apoont to an ;mown ...t...c J ' • . • ' • • ' • ' :'. _._._ __l, ' • 1111.1ki no rilatives'ifilittf:Ke capable ofilakingihiptootheard otikitisttibitin; t T OF'SlNtrh`REttOtl4o2lloo4ll2e.'," pert 7 in dist ihuticni, Will otreetedsiit this ottserniSo.rt ' consequence of the w ay:Michaelis:las Ter*. hilakVii Juilloit - • fit THE GOODS OS SARAlR.Ellittlf;