The Sun. — 1821-09-28 (London, England)

HATTON-GARDEN.—Edwara Bowes, of Church-row, !lampstetul-road, way brought up fi•om Hampstead watch-house, where he had 'Open confined all night, charged with; shocking cruelty to his wife. Several neighbours attended and supported the charge, and the prisoner was committed for want of bail.  SutctnE.—.--The -body.of John Irwin, .an -unfortunate journeyman baker, .who is .supposed to have.committed suicide, was found yesterday: morning,in a ditch near Greenlane, Stoke Newington, with his throat cut from ear to ear. The rash act is believed to have ;arisen from the profligate conduct, of a young woman la whom he was attached. Some few months back he formed an acquaintance with a female who lived servant to two foreign gentlemen in. Finsbury-place, Finsbury-square, and he was received as a lover and as her intended husband. Within a few days past. it - was insinuated to, him, that she had been ..carrying on a criminal intercourse with one of her masters; and. thastate she was in a gtate of pregnancy. This intelligence,so affected his mind, that he became melancholy, and_ appeared quite dejected.. About six o'clock• on the evening preceding., ne called on his faithless int,-tided, and remained nit her -till six.,o'cloek in the morning, when lie-left her, and proceeded to the place where'he committed the dreadful act. It is said that overtures had been made to the unfortunate man by the master Of the young woman, that he would give him 1001. as a portion with -the young woman if he married her in the state she was in;;.l,mt this he indignantly refused. FlRE.—About .seven. o'clock last, night, an alarm of fire was brought to the Police Office by a carter, saying,- that Mr. Ewing's Cotton-mill; at Mile-end, was on fire. —The- engines were dispatched with .the greatest alacrity, being drawn by horses, at the rate of ten -miles an hour, a plan which Mr. Black has newly adopted, and in less than fifteen minutes the engines were at work. ' The flames had reached two flats of the mill, but, by' the exertions of the firemen, it was soon extinguished; notwithstanding the alarming appearance it had- • when ' the engihes arrived. The workers belonging to the Mill were particularly useful in supplying the engines with water; some of them were upwards of two hours up to the middle in water in the burn, and contributed much to the saving of this valuable property. The fire originated from one of the workera having taken a light and applied it to one of the pipes to find out an escape of gas, which immediately took fire, and running up the pipe, communicated with some loose' cotton in the flat. above...-7 The premises are fully insured. -To slew the activity of the carters'and firemen when any alarm of fire takes place; one of ' the carters iti going with great speed down the Gallowgate, his Inns.; came in contact with a hurley cart, then standing on the street, and was killed on the, spot.—(GlasgOw Courier, Sept. 25.) The herring fishing on the west coast has been rather . unsuccessful hitherto. 'For the first few weeks Loch Duich was the principal -resort ; during the last week the fish were found-in greater abundance in Lochcarron, and many of the boats took six cranes each, which sold a.t from 12s. to 14s. per crane : there being about 100 vessels in the Loch.--(lnverness Journal.) • Writs of Inquiry were executed on Thursday last, at the Town Hall, Chichester, before Gno. MINT,-Esq. Under Sheriff, in four actions brought against- the City, under the 57th GEo. ill. for damages done by the mob, on the night of the illumination winch took place in consequence of the Bills of Pains and Penalties against her ,late MAJESTY being withdrawn. It was stated, on behalf of several plaintiffs, that their main indciutcizeensn;titfolarregne.te. ring on these prosecutions..wa.s, to An convince vui nnefeorttlutonsaet unfortunate who accident . engageotclei eumuseedha-e sfeiNt: suchda. s ago disgracefula t the 10, Freemason's eterrangaes,nh Ball,a t.itt N pointeNvcof o,r Newport, It ,s leth they dworitglohtr,etaol .siinrj.urßyitcoilitieDpAesponitsmiltm,sßeupurilepre,rtoyf . theytiiat paltatac. eck:,,,b.huot,feilill ftrlom! enad,hitghle! cslcalrilffil(l,gides oslttilsysustained come out of the pockets of their fellowcitizens three feet high, and so severely fractured the bones of his. allele that fears are entertained for his life.