... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SERI-ENTINE.-A most melancholy and fatal accident, which tended greatly to mar tihe pleasures of the day, and has thrown a number of highlV respectable families into tle mliost poignant dis- tress, occurred on Christmias day, at the Serpentine-river, in Hyde-park. In consequence of the unparalleled intensity of the frost during the previous night, numbers of persons ...

... Gilbe)t GurXney. By the author of Sayings and Doings9 Love and Pride, &c. In 3 vols. Whittaker and Co. There is less of misdirected ridicule in this book, than in any of the former productions of the author. We speak of those which are at present within our recollection. It would be uncandid to say that there is more of sentiment in Gilbert Gurney than in its predecessors, for it would ...

... GUILDHALL. On Monday Edward Catneey, a boy, was charged by Ellis, the Bow street officer, with offering for sale two unstamped newspapers in Farringdon street. -The boy said he did not know lie had done any ?? answer to ques- tions from the magistrate, he said he bought six of these newspapers for 8d. at Yates's, Bride ?? Alderman Kelly remarked, that the Acts of Par- liament against the ...