ABSTRACT OF EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COMMIT- TEE OS THE J-i OUS X OF COMMONS, Ma-t, J3lo'. (continued from -the morning POST OF MONDAY, SEPT. 9.) Mr/ Lloyd proceeded t.i stale, his opinion, that the number; ; nf Sundav School* in li.c Metropolis is> about 40,000, ami about] 4030 te.-

fen. House, Gloucestershire, to Mary Anne, only daughter of the Ian George Seddou, l__q. of Aldcrtgate-sir-et. On the 19th inst. at Aswasby, Lincolnshire, the Rev. Join. Hauiner, M. A. sou of Sir 1 Irrimas Hanmer, i'.art. of Hantnei and Betii'field, Flintshire, to Catherine, dau

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_ rhe history of human sufftring can scarcely farnish a detail so horrid, and at the same time so interest- In inco, as tise followsng narrative oftIkeI S.,IPWRECK OF THE MEDUSE FRENCH I S FRIGATE. I The public are already apprised of the loss of the de French frigate the Meduse,

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To the VDITORS of Mhc LiVerl)DOI Xercury. GENTLEMEN, I happened tobepresenton Wed- nesday night, for a short time, at the fire which took place in Redcross-street, and had occasion agan'" to aitness the unfortunate effects of the want. of an, early tippty of water. It the engines

MONODY Ti »JS MZM»RY OF THE RIGHT KOM. RICHARD BRINSI.KV SHERIDAK. ( The ?? a-e the most striking Passages in this Poetic Effusum, attributed to the pen if the Hon. George i,arnl),anil spoken by Mrs. Davison, at the re-opining of Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday last.) When the l

A young woman named Fletcher, who residedal Burton-upon-Trent has been fully committed to Stafford gaol, for tbe wilful murder of her illegiti- mate infant child. The particulars of this horrid case are as follows:— About nine days a-o as a' boatman with his boy were comine down

.-Sir Cha'oner '£* ?? IrS «;;.,s uad eslates by rn:4n c^'"< i^t Cnarle*) Ogle, of his Mak.,f>\ £_*£? feo»£ venerable. Karl St ?? is , ' U:Vf »l».^Tl. •be KM of British ?? M:lf,rd, South Wiles, ?? faZST*"' *-«: in the Royal Naw._ At sj^T •^*w*a W *« aged 58, Charles Cliapli,,. _.