... ?@RO?U?RS' INQAYE?iT?. DEATH By BURNIXG.-On Tuesdayan Inquest was held at St. .Bartholoniew's. Hospital, Qnatheobody(.ofp.;chid named Richard Holmes, whose clothes took fire, and fromp which he sustained so much injury that be'shortlyafterwards expired. The mother of the child,'who.wasdeeply affected,. said it was not usual with her to leaveasfirejat-shedid so on that day as she went out in ...

... t-C@R4#KO-iiUS A- mo; TS. DEATH BY 'BuRNING-.-n0ntuesday~tn Inquest was beld at St. BArtholosYepV'sB Hospital, on the body of aehild nAtdi'&RieAa'-)t&edti, wh6s&'c6lotheWS 'tok fire, and from *'hid ihhe'sustained son.much injr that'be'bhortlg afte rwards -expihed.' The-mothbr of the child, who was deeply affected, said it was i not Ousnalwith her to leave-afire,,but shedid so on that day. as; ...

... ?; ?44 V4. -7I 7 PTe RockihighatWhiThlP'wieet&alMy admirld waidbelleved by the people. The op re OP O itT Ane14On-xvat ivere undoubtedly backed by (te people, *VPOerewldeet&uFeecTPt at the iret op poarunity by which the9 cotidy badiv.nstnely, the arceusion of the Wfhig to polver.-SIKA ARWUtPSP jtwcf the People, p. 40. IT iS cuq ¶,ha serent W~aYS. f a Whig The Globe isialtnost ...

... . ECEPTION O'F THE P0OOR LA OMSON AT CARLISLB.:-XT!AOBRDINWRt SCEA. (From' the'ddisle 'P~afiot'I.,) Thursday last wa 4 hq & ipii6ited by t~lie'.?oor-. Law Coron iissi~uerfq dr4 ?? seers, and all others intorestd ix th P r-la& a h Court, in Carlisle. Before 1l; t'e thime appointed, anuimber of weavers and other operatives mustered niear the spot, and when the doors were opened, rushed into the ...

... ?? ? 11 - 11 : , - I - 1?111 ?? ? ?? ., IL -KCjS-. X.4A~i&IVlHOUSE.-lk,geptleman named Bult,: of fop ~eya0,Xight appeared efqrxe ?? Mayor a1dc. ,m :Hec stated that be and his fwreiity, qon'si4ug ukall ofnine persoPns, left Southend in;the .Brekfebal' $tezmcr,,fpr. Londun. They had not proceeded far wvben two, accidents occuFred, to .the, boiler, which oecasioned great.distres; imong ,the ...

... I sTATE oF NF WGiATE-BU IL DING A;NEWPRISON- THE GOVERNMENT. itn Saturday the Aldermen who composed the Gaol Committee, met at Guildhall for the purpose of taking into consideration a Report signed by Mr. Russell, the Prison In- apeetor, and transmitted to the Lord Mayor by Lord John lussell, on the subject of the state of Newgate. The only parts of the Report to which it is necessary to refer ...

... SkThEOF NEWGATE-BUILDINGA NfEW PR1'ON- --'THE GOVERNIIMENT. .1 . - . . i.. . . .. . - .- i I . : . A *hpo edroposeal tne unt Coromittee, met at{4uildhall for the porpose of Saking mnto: Cohsideration a Report signed by!lr. Russell, the PrisonIln- opector, atdstranssmitted to tlie .ord&Mayor by'Low' Johu Rtussellion the subjectof the! state of Newgate. -The only 1hts nof the Report to wbih' it ...

... The Rockiigham Wlhigs were certainly admired and believed by The people. The opposers of the American war were undoubtedly backed by the people, wha swere net undecelved, except a( theirst op- portunity by wehich hey couid be rndeceieed, namely, the accesaon of the Whigs to ?? J. HosUOUse. Defeaceof Ithe I'eople, p. 40. Ir is curious to watch the serpent ways of a Whig The Globe is almost ...

... RECEkTIUN OF TRE. POUA..LAW UOMMIESiONS&. AT CARLISLE.-EXTRAORDINARY SCENE. (From the CarliePatrio1.) Thursday last was the day . appointed by the Poor- Lwr Comnmi-ssioner foraddressing the Magistrates andover_ seers, and all others. interested in the. Poor-laws,, at the Court, inCarlisle. B3efere 11, the time appointed,anumber of wearers and. other operatives mustered near the spot, and vhen ...

... STATE OF NEWGATE,-BUILDINGA NEW PRISON-- . THE. GOVERNMENT., - (On Saturday the, Aldermen who-composed ?? Committee, met at Guildhall for the purpose of taking into consideration a Report signed.by Mr. Russell, the PrisonInAt Spector. and transmitted to the Lord&Mayor by. Lord.Johd Essell, on the subject of the- state of Newpte, Thefonly parts of the Report. to which it is necessary- to refer, ...

... corn, RR NA:VISTRA DEATH BY,'x. ?? Inquest waf heldjat St. -BAntholo ew.'s.flospitel,,on.the body ofachild named RkAilrd ot ies,'whose clothes took fiie, dfrom which heisustain'ed so much injury'thathe shohtly'afterwards expired. The mnotherbf thei child, who'was'dceply affectedj said itmas not! usualwithiber to leave a&fire, but shedid'sc8 on, tbatI day as she, went' out in haste! to, ...

... ;o sn't wIrO'IrCE. NMA ION- OUSE--A gentleman named Bult, of tlo~sey-lan'el Highgate, appeared before the Lord Mayor ardfca'de the following ?? stated that he and 'his family, consistling ini a1 of nine persons, left Southend' in the Broci flek Steatier, for Londun. They bad not proceeded far when two accidents occurred to the boiler, which occasioned great distress among the passengers. He' ...