The Sun. — 1837-05-26 (London, England)

THE FREDERICK-STREET MURDB  EXTRAORDINARY COMMUNICATION.—Yesterday Berry, the late master of the murdered barmaid, Ell" Davies, received the following letter by post : " SIR,—I am Sorry that The writer of This letter is the Murderer of that unhappy and Unfortunate young Won o' Eliza Davies. I write these few lines to you to tell yo that i am now in the greatest distress, and if I do not sue" teed in Getting any thin, i shall give myself up to justice: i walk from Mdend road tooley street, and slep where I thot was safest—i passed by several policemen and was thea in the greatest of agony—i am now without hat, shoe, °r coat, and wandering about The streets and if i do not sue' coed in getting some ship or other employment, i must Ely myself up to justice.—l remain, &c., " THE MURDEREg• " To Mr. Berry, 8, Frederick-street, Regent's-park." , The above letter was posted in Whitechapel, Thursday night, eight o'clock. Aggs and Pegler are still on the look out, and at, a 16til period of the evening gave such information as may pre bably lead to the capture of the murderer. It is ling; stood that two Bow-street officers have embarked 0, France, and that the scent which they have is exceedingly good as regards this horrid affair.  It has been already stated that the operative gl°",,r, of this city had resolved upon laying before our beloved (Pe:, a statement of the difficulties and privations they are now en"ci during from the depressed state of the glove manufacture, spa praying her Majesty to interpose her gracious influence ent assistance towards the revival of the trade, and conseque lF mitigation of their sufferings. A memorial was accordal • prepared for transmission to her Majesty, accompanied wit"., handsome specimen of gloves, of the city manufacture. Worcester Herald. •Ile Among the fetes to be given at the Hotel de Vier to the Duke and Duchess of Orleans, will be a grand dil, and ball. The dinner will be given in the Throne-room, the ball will take place at the Opera. The reception room tea, the Hotel de Ville are being entirely new furnished, paitvi and decorated. In the great room will be the portraits ..(j statues of the statesmen, warriors, magistrates, artists, Tier writers, whose fame sheds a lustre on the city. An*t room will be entirely decorated with natural flowers arran%, to suit the architecture. From the floors will proceed sttl..,) cial fountains. Taste, grandeur, and national pomp throughout the public rejoicings. The fireworks, it is eao will cost 40,000 fr. A fete will take place in the ChaelP the Mars ; 10,000 men will perform a sham-fight. Among, the credits voted by the Municipal Council on the occasion ei or, marriage, the city of Paris will give 38,000 fr. to the Page-12,000 fr. for clothing poor children, 20,000 fr. for enceerfr. to ment in the schools of primary instruction, and 60,000_, for be divided amongst the societies of workmen fotrneuThe mutal assistance. The joy will, in fact, be general.. The fetes will be felt among the most humble as well as to higher ranks. the On Thursday a melancholy accident occurred oe will reolisa, or° Southampton Railway. Some men employed on the vi the near Goldworth \Yoking, suspending their work duringf to shower, had taken shelter under the projecting Piece ,° so& earth they were excavating, when it suddenly gave killed one man on the spot; another was dreadfully mat and survived only a few hours. The name of the let ;eel; George Paine, who had not been employed more than previous to the catastrophe. The former, a native I ton, has left a wife and three children. The NEW FLAT GOLD WAT Terticsi are offered in double-bottomed engine-turned eases, wt shed hot movements, for Seven Guineas each, or, with highlY-fin!'neas eal zontal movements, jewelled and warranted, at Nine Gulinitlhlin at T. COX SAVORY'S, Working Goldsmith, Silvers f Watchmaker 47, Cornhill, London. el N.B.—The horizontal construction is strongly recount exl  its superior --am On the 23d inst., at Mersßh //iHTafiteSh., On the `-.sth inst., in Bedford-square, the wife Esq., of a daughter. of MARRIED Esq'' On the 25th inst. ll' • • k Friend, of sb. ~ at ichmond, Frederic Kensington, to Emma, second daughter of T. Price, Esq*'; former place.